THURS PT 1: Bobby's Hard-Hitting Therapy Question + Bobby Brings Up Amy's Traumatic Past + Amy's Drunk Audio

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3:02which is a sand plant. His car was abandoned nearby. People had spotted him nearby. But they say they were lucky to find him. He was in bad shape. They don't know what happened. Weird. They just said that he was depressed because of a recent breakup. Yeah, but you're not going to dig yourself in mud for that, right? Where are you? But I don't know that you think mud would keep you locked in. No. I've seen some pretty big mud puddles. And I think I could have walked through and got out. Man, if your shoulder is, she was shoulder deep, right? Yes. But your shoulder deep, you can't move. You're just stuck. 10 days, too. So you're talking about no water. No. How is he alive? I don't know unless he had like some water in his jacket. He was wearing like a big car jacket with a hood or whatever. But when they find him, it's dark. And there's like 10 people digging him out. It's so reminiscent of what quick sand taught us. It wasn't the 90s. Which was just saying. You get to say something. No. So that was a crazy one. Georgia may revoke the driver's licenses of teens who skipped school.

4:03Yikes. I don't know that I'm anti this. What? I know. But didn't you guys skip school? Never. I mean, sure, it's like not. You say yes. Never once. Yeah. You never. No. When you had a driver's license and they give you off-campus lunch. Call me Mr. PA. Okay. Well. Perfect attendance. Yeah. I think it's probably not a first offense that you take the license away. But there may be once you're, you know, what do they call it? Like not delinquent. There's a war. There's a war. True. True. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Good on your house. Georgia teens who skipped school may have to forfeit their driver's licenses. This is from WSB television. The Georgia Senate overwhelmingly approved the Everyday Counts Act which would let the state revoke driving privileges from 15 to 17 year olds labeled chronically unexcused. Meaning five unexplained absences in the first 50 days of school or 10% of the day. Oh.

5:03I don't hate it. But I never missed. I haven't missed a lot of school. How much her mom had to walk up to school with her? You were tardy. Whoa. Okay. She was tardy. Okay. You know what you said. You know what I said. Now, that's Bobby's version of the story. I didn't miss a lot of school. Did I ever skip some classes? Yes. Isn't that skipping school? Amy, don't be a lawyer. Just say it. Skipping school would mean the whole day. No. Skipping. Semantics. Yes. Also, it wasn't a lot because that teacher you skipped, you skipped her school. And then my mom only escorted me to class because I was in that class every day. I was just late. But she showed up at school unknown. She showed up unknown to walk me to class to show me I was capable of getting there on time. And I was. With assistance. And let me tell you, I was never late again. Ever. Georgia should be like, okay, we're going to have your parents come and walk you to class. That was probably a mess. Some people don't have parents. And that's probably where a lot of this comes from is like without good environment

6:06influences, you don't make good decisions. Yeah. It was such a baller move from my mom to show up. Yeah, I'm on the second floor where we socialize. That's the floor we hung out on in between classes. And she tapped me on the shoulder and I turned around and I was like, mom, what's wrong? She was like, I'm here to escort you to algebra or whatever. That's awesome. geometry. This is the same mom you let step in a hole and ran off from. I was much younger than I was embarrassed by her and that's one of my biggest life regrets. I know. I know. I know. I miss treated my mom terribly and I asked for forgiveness. Yeah. No, I think it's great. But you were walking with her. She fell in a hole and you just kept walking. Yeah, I was at a softball tournament and we were walking along and I was so embarrassed that she fell and I should have been like, mom, my gosh, you okay? Instead, I was like, I don't know her, but I think we had already been pre-fighting. Like I was already annoyed with her. But she might have already paid me back from the dead for that. My mom had passed away by the time I adopted my kids.

7:09The first day I became a mom, she paid me back. First day, we were on our way from Haiti to Miami. Once we landed in the Miami airport, I was on one of those moving walkways at the airport and my foot got stuck and I tripped and I fell and my daughter that I just adopted stepped over me and started laughing. And I was like, okay, mom, I see you. See? Yeah, so she- And all comes around. She got her pay back on day one and she was like, okay, I'll leave you alone. They're calling it skincare and a canned from Yahoo. They swear by the 10 sardines that you can buy and putting them on your face. Okay, I have seen so much about eating sardines and helping your skin from the inside out. It'll be a game changer, but I've not seen anybody laying the sardines on their face. Touting their omega-3 fatty acids and skin nourishing benefits. While sardines are nutrient dense and offer health benefits, experts caution against viewing

8:10them as a magic solution for skincare or weight loss. Ultimately, sardines can be a valuable addition to a healthy plan, but they are not a one-size-fits-all solution for skin health. I have seen people doing what they're calling a, I guess it's a sardine cleanse or fast or something. For three days straight, all every meal breakfast luncheon dinner is sardines. I'm in. Sign me up. We're not asking you. We don't want what's going to happen to your body to be in this room with us. But what it sounds like, it's good for your body. There's a lot of things good for your body. Eat in moderation, eat vegetables. Do you like sardines? I don't think so. I think my relationship with sardines are one-digit hurdles and then two. That's anchovies. Oh, you're right. It is anchovies. I don't like anchovies. Because sardines are the ones in the can. You kind of like pull the tab and open it and they're in oil or water, whatever you want. I'm not anti-but I'm not pro. I don't think I've been around them enough. I feel like we're still early on in 2026, but I feel like by the end of the year, it's going to be like the year of the sardine.

9:11Like they're marketing sardine marketing right now is hot. It's sort of like when cottage cheese, they need it because they're sardine marketing. Right. They're all sitting around a table. All right, boys. It's sort of like 2024, 2025, like you couldn't go anywhere without cottage cheese. It's cottage cheese. And I feel like at the end of this year, we're going to be like sardines is sardine. Sardine pancakes. No. Sardine toast. Because avocado had a good run. They did. Like they did a whole thing. I feel like avocado is still going strong. Kind of, but not the same. Yeah. Like there was like a two year period of avocado toast, that's what all the cool people are doing. But tell everyone how this happens because sardines have been around for a long time. So like what suddenly causes the boom? The numbers are low. Right. It's like a sardine boom right now. Like the numbers are record low. So we're going to lose the sardine industry if we don't start selling this thing. But then they got to dump a bunch of money into influencers. They like seed influencers to talk about their sardine. They're doing something because I swear I can't go five minutes without seeing something about sardines. Oh, so you're on the sardine algorithm? Well, now the Amy goes into her pocket.

10:12She reached into pocket. Well, I have one here. She's being seeded money from the sardine industry. There's a new airline rule. This makes so much sense. I love common sense rules. This is from CBS News. United Airlines has updated its contractive carriage, which requires all passengers to wear headphones when using things that make sounds. Oh, Amy did. I thought this was a rule. It was a rule. Like they tell you that. But it's not a rule because you know when you buy a ticket, you got to collect a couple things that you never read. Yes. I never read it. Yeah, we never read any of that crap. We clicked the little boxes and we move on and we buy our tickets. In that is now this, meaning if you're going to have a phone or you're going to have any sort of music device, you can't listen to it outwardly on the plane. You have to have headphones. Did you hear the one on our plane? Well, was somebody listening to it loud? No. It was a kid on an iPad and it was loud. All I heard was a kid crying and I felt so bad for the parents. Crying because they could just cry. I want to get off of here. The worst. The worst was like, oh, they were speaking. Yeah, like not, not. They were still really little, but maybe they just started learning the talk because it

11:16was like, I want an off plane. Like, I felt really bad. And they started pleading with his dad. He's like, daddy, please. Daddy, please. Look, make it stop. Is that because their ears hurt or just search board? That's what I was thinking. I feel like they must be in some sort of pain and they're trying to communicate like, make it stop. The university Idaho professor who was the subject of this Tik Toker. So the professor made 10 million bucks, his Tik Toker was saying all his crap about him. So remember that murder in Ohio, where did they kill the four people? Idaho? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. The university of Idaho professor won 10 million dollars after a Tik Tok tarot influencer pushed a crazy fake conspiracy that they're behind the savage quadruple murders of four students. A Boise jury in U.S. District Court ordered fortune telling Texas Tik Toker Ashley Gouliard on Friday to pay 10 million dollars after concluding she falsely accused professor Rebecca Scofield of having a secret romance with one of the four victims in orchestra to the

12:19killings. Oh, wow. Good. Yeah. But it affects people's lives. Okay. Good to know. Also, 10 million dollars, I don't know if she, if someone doesn't have that kind of money, what do you do? Two things. One, nothing. Two, they can garnish wages in some cases. Can they do payment plan where it's like that's garnishing wages? Oh, is that it? That's if you work. So they're going to take some of that money that you work, but if you never work and you make money, they can't garnish. And if it's not there, like see, you can't get them out and do out of turn up. Sometimes you just, you don't get the money. Like, oh, Jay, he lost all that money in a civil trial. They never got paid until I think now they're getting some of that money because he died in his estate. Has the money they're selling stuff. But yeah, no, it's not always that they get the money, but that's crazy. Gulliard began uploading videos to more than 100,000 TikTok followers in November of 2022, accusing Scofield of a secret relationship with one of the students and it ordered the killings, millions of views on and on. New York Postal story. I think people get confused on what free speech is.

13:21Well, literally free speech is you can speak out against the government and not go to jail. That's what it, that's all it is. That's not all that it is that is significant, but you can't just say stuff and go free speech. No, no, no, that's not what free speech is. So what is this defamation? Like, if you speak falsely about someone publicly, that, I mean, that's defamation, right? Yeah, it's, I sure, I don't know if that's what. Exactly, this case was that feels like that's what defamation mess it up, man. Yeah, so remember that one next time someone's like, would free speech? So it's protection from government. That's what free speech is. You can talk about the government bad and they can't come for you because there are some countries that cannot do that. You cannot speak bad about your government and sometimes here now it's starting to feel like. Yeah, I mean, people, I speaking of stuff in my algorithm, like it's like, hi, please know I am healthy and I'm not going to harm myself. That's our politicians. My tires have air, my brakes have been checked. I'm not going to harm myself. I'm a really good swimmer. Yes, I'm a good swimmer.

14:22I'm also in Congress. It's crazy. Yeah, there's a Congress and then there's also, yeah, just influencers that are speaking out on certain things and, man, shoot, what was my thought? I can't remember. I want you to hold onto it. I'll come back to it. Okay. Hello, Bobby Bones. I've been on my job for seven years. I've been open with my boss for a long time about wanting to be promoted. I've had multiple conversations and I'm hearing things like you're close or it's coming up, but it never actually happened. Recently, that promotion opened up and it went to a coworker who's only been with the company for four years. When I asked my boss about it, still didn't get a clear answer. I'm torn. Do I put in another year at this company in hopes I finally get promoted or do I sign my leave? How do you know when it's time to stop waiting?

15:24Signed a woman in corporate America. You've waited long enough, but I think you need to have an understanding of, is it you or is it them? Because if you've been there seven years and they haven't promoted you, it's a long time. But if you're doing a great job, it isn't their best interest to promote you to do a better job to make them more money, generally speaking. Now unless you have some fight with your boss and I'm not even doing man, woman stuff now, just generally speaking, act like you don't have a wiener or a vagina, okay? It's just like, it's a kindle. Got it. Whatever. If you can make your company more money at a job that makes them more money, they're going to put you in that job to make the company more money, generally speaking, unless you have a fight with somebody. Seven years is a long time to not get promoted. So what you have to now internally try to understand, is it them, which it feels like

16:27you think it is here or is it really you? Because it could be you and you don't notice. What I would do in this situation is I would say, hey, I need you to give me some exact things that I can do in order to be promoted because then you can meet those benchmarks and if you do meet those benchmarks and they'll promote you, that's them. But it just feels so vague right now that it's like, I'm just going to pass it over. You need specifics. I will be upset too. Now again, I don't know the whole story, but seven years is a long time and I feel like regardless of sex, that if somebody could provide more value to the company in a more viable position, you're moving them up because it's the boss's job to make the most money for the company. You can walk. I'm good with it. If you have something else lined up, but what I would do if you're going to stay is say, hey, I'm really a little disenfranchised by this, I've been here seven years, but can you list specific things, benchmarks, I need to hit in order to get a promotion and then

17:27if you do that and you don't, they suck, but if you're like, oh, I've not even been close to this once they give them to you, then maybe there's enough that you can understand the reason why. What do you think? Yeah, I just feel like the number one thing we all in a field valued for our time and what we have to offer and we would need somewhere to go where we can guarantee that value too. You may go somewhere else and who knows if there's a pay cut, then you don't have the time that you, the 10 year, like the seven years there and it make take how many years to build back up, so you have to weigh like how long I might take you to finally get promoted where you put in the work, then if you transfer somewhere else, because then you're kind of starting over a little bit, so just making sure if you can find a backup plan, that would be great, but I wouldn't just like quit with no plan unless you're trying to like e-pray, love it or something. Yeah, I still got a group back, the travel world, what's up? Yeah, also if your biggest fear is starting over, there's no better time to start over than write this second because you're starting over now instead of starting over in a year.

18:31There's just a lot here, I would just say instead of getting mad at something that maybe you don't have all the information on, get some more information, because if they're just holding you back because you're a woman, first of all, HR, second of all, that sucks and you need to get out because that's not, you don't need to be in that kind of leadership, but it could be things you don't even realize because you haven't asked the right questions. So that'd be my advice there. Most bosses aren't looking to hold people back. Most bosses are looking to just keep their own job, and if they can promote people that makes them look better at their own job, they're going to do that because they also want a promotion, that's that on that. Can I ask you a question about you said, people think like, oh, doing my job right, I'm doing a really good job at what I'm asked to do. But what about like doing above and beyond things? I work with people where like they just don't do above and beyond things. Yeah, I work with people like that too. I'm glad you're not naming anything, I'm glad you brought that up. What I would say to do also is if you don't let your people know that you're going above

19:34and beyond all the time, they're never going to know because they're so focused on what their jobs are and they are so underwater with everything that they're doing, they're just going to notice that the will keeps turning, more so than who's turning them while fast runs certain parts of the wheel. So you need to share your successes with your people because they won't know, not that they don't care, big difference, but they won't know because they're so worried about what's happening in their world and their successes and sharing their successes so they don't get fired or they get promoted. So when you have successes, you have to share them upward and you don't have to be like, looking at me, you don't have to look at me, but hey, just checking in was super proud of the way we were able to handle this, boom, boom, boom, it's all in presentation. But you got to do that because they're not going to notice, not because they don't care, but because they're so focused on what their job is that as long as the wheel goes around, they're keeping their job. Sometimes some people are pushing harder on the wheel and those people need to be rewarded, but sometimes you don't know who that is. So if you don't celebrate you, nobody else will. That's a good question. I don't know your front too, but I just, no, no, no, just check out, yeah, just like

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24:46So I started with my family. I want to raise you. Amy laughs, I'd like to just check in real quick, I just want to check in real quick. I love the confidence of Eddie. I think he does make our lives better. He's a very joyful. Yeah, there was a laugh, I'm just checking in on the laugh. Because I was like, I don't know that I could say that with such like, I guess it's, I'm laughing also within the of like, I wish I could answer with such confidence that I have that kind of an impact and like, I am supposed to make everybody's life better and I do it. Okay. Well, let's hear what he has to say. Yeah. I think that I was put on this earth to make people either get away from their problems whatever, but make them better as people. I don't know why I'm not doing anything. I'm just being me, but starting with my family, I'm raising four boys. My goal is to make their life as good as it can be and prepare them for the world. My wife, I want her life to be better because she's married to me. I don't know, man. That's just how I feel about my purpose on earth.

25:47I think your word choice was hit Amy a little funky because now we understand what you're saying. Totally. You, you think your purpose is to be there for people to help them so that they have a better life. Yeah, but even someone that I meet, like maybe I don't know on better day, after we talk for a little bit, their day will be better. I can tell you that you are one of the most fun people to be around. You have, you're very kind. You love small talk. Like you're that person that is so warm immediately that people are drawn to you. We'll go to dinner with people that also I'll drag Eddie along and be like, hey, Eddie, we're going to go to dinner. I'll give you an example with Rich Eisen from ESPN now has his own show. Someone I've looked up to for a long time. We've become friends. And I was like, Eddie, come to dinner. We're going to go to the rich Eisen. He's like, okay. I mean, we leave and Rich is like, okay, he goes, that Eddie guy, love that guy. Yeah. That's awesome. Like people love Eddie, just being around him. I think how initially came out was you're going to make everybody better because you're so good. I got it. I got it. I just, I just feel like I want people to leave whatever encounter we had, feeling better

26:54about themselves. That's beautiful. Love it. Sorry I left. No, because what he was saying at first, it was weird. It was kind of like when Morgan number two was talking and she was like, people keep coming up to me saying how much prettier than pictures and we're like, that's, we know what you mean, but that sounds a little weird. Yeah. Okay, you're up. I have heard from people that, no, no, I've heard. I want you to say what you think your, this is really hard for me. It is. It was hard for me too. Why are you here? I like it. What is your purpose? Do you want me to go? Sure. Okay, because it was hard for me too. I think my purpose is like if it was all boiled down to something, it is to show folks that think they can't do it. They come from places that people around them aren't doing whatever it is. You want to be famous, okay, you want to play piano, you want to be, get your, the first person to graduate, high school in your family, you want to get a doctor, you want to be a doctor that it doesn't, it doesn't matter where you come from. Like I think my purpose is to show by example that it doesn't matter where you come from.

27:58You can do whatever you want, that the world is absolutely bendable and resources are far less for some folks, but the fact that you don't have those resources. Once you get to that mid point, you're so much stronger because you got there without all the help other people had. So now you're so strong, you're stronger than they are at the same exact level. It's to show people to be the example to folks that it doesn't matter where you come from. If you just keep pushing, you can do whatever you want. I think that's my purpose. Beautiful. It's pretty good. Both of you beautiful. Okay, Amy. Purpose purpose. Got anything? I was thinking of that book from back in the day who wrote it, Rick Warren, Purpose Driven Life. That didn't read that one. And it doesn't read. It was big, big, big, big back in the day. Okay, well, I feel like a connector of sorts and not always publicly. I do like connecting with people in our job and what I do.

28:58I love connecting face to face and sharing experiences, but something that has been very meaningful to me the last five years is connecting behind the scenes and privately with certain things that I've been through and being able to support others and come alongside them and what they're going through. Because I feel like I've experienced some things in the last several years that I never thought I would. And again, they're not stuff that everybody knows about, but somehow it's like if you're in that circle and someone knows, they're like, you need to call Amy. And I'm like, oh my gosh, I can't believe I'm the one with the resource and the information on this, what something that used to be so foreign to me. And now I know and I can be a connector for someone and connect them to the person that could helpfully change the trajectory of their life. I think you have a lot of empathy based on a lot of the public, but also private things you've been through in the past years. And empathy is not something that you can buy perspective is not something you can buy. Nobody wants to have to get perspective because perspective is only gathered through very hard times. But once you have it, there really is nothing more valuable than it.

30:00And I think you have a lot of that in those areas. And so now you're the person that people that are going to those similar situations, hard, they can go, you know, who has perspective and empathy and actually wants to help is Amy. Would you say that would be accurate? I would say that would be accurate. Thank you. That feels, that feels right, hard for me to say, but it feels right. Like even on the cruise, I connected with a listener, a fellow adopted mom. And we ended up sitting next to each other at, she came to my pizza making class and then we sat by each other and through just talking, I could tell what she was going through with something. And I, something I've never shared publicly with anybody. I was able to one-on-one because it's a private situation share with her. And then gave her, like, you need to order this book, you need to look up at this website. And yeah, that was just a moment that literally just happened a couple of days ago where, yeah, I felt for her. And those are the moments that mean a lot to me. I think we all have earned tools and it is our obligation to use them in a positive way. Yes.

31:01We don't want to have, we never, like I said, I never volunteered. Hey, I want to grow up in poverty in a trailer park and not in my parents. However, I'm telling you, I'm so fortunate from what I have from that. And I think if I didn't use that in a positive way, that's on me and that's not good at me. So I think, not just as three, but just any of the listeners too. We all have earned tools that we didn't sign up to have to have. But now that we have them, I think it is our obligation to use them in a positive way. And so I'm just happy that I have Eddie, because he makes me better every day at this job. I like how Bobby, we said what we thought that Bobby, like what you mean to say that, but I hope that didn't come out wrong. No, you just helped us. Are you sure though? No, you did a good job doing it before. I don't want to be out there fixing you. I don't know. You said it how I should have said it. Well, we, and I appreciate that. I interrupted you with my laugh. And I laughed at her laugh. Can you do me a favor? Can we hold this question for lunch box when he gets back? I really want to hear what his purpose is.

32:01He's going to say, my purpose is the one day for me, Rich. I want to hear that. And what in the lottery? Then nobody tip him off. You got it? No, listeners. Oh, okay. They'll tip him off. All right. Good job, everybody. So Bobby Bones, show interview with Ashley McBride. I was listening to your song, Arkansas Mud. And the first line, just from memory, I think, is percussette, Adderall, nicotine, alcohol, throwing dishes down the hall, bad mistakes, I've tried them all. Yeah. Is that right? Yeah, bad decisions, try them all. I love that. Thank you. Yeah. That was really good. Thank you. So I don't know. We'll talk about that song in that lyric. I don't know. Is that real? Yeah. Oh, yeah. As I've had to say over the last three years, I'm a drunk. And if you find yourself wanting to be like, no, you're not. That's how good I am at it. I've had people say, I never really saw you as much of a drinker. And so now I can say, if you were around me prior to three years, nine months, six weeks, and however many days ago, I was drunk. Sorry. I am sorry. Who did notice?

33:02When we were in professional settings, like, luckily, I did not embarrass my organization. And I would do different things to get a handle on it or to make us believe I was getting a handle on it. You know, there's no drinking before shows. I'm totally fine with that. For some reason, my brain was like, you didn't drink till after a show. And now you have to drink as much as humanly possible. So everybody that I work with, everybody I was close with, not even my parents knew the extent of it. Whenever you went in, because I had it from my mom and we had a couple of times before she died, and it's never a fine thing. It was always a terrible thing, but she never stayed. She left every time. Yeah. Because she had the ability to do that. I check her in, but she's an adult. Technically, I had the ability to leave. Did you ever want to? I kept being like, I can't do this. I don't know where I am. I can't. Oh my God. I have to do this. I mean, I'm going to do it. They got me here. I'm going to do it. But I just kept being like, there's no way I'm doing this for 30 days. That's insane. I don't live under a bridge.

34:04I didn't hurt anybody. And now I can hear my other self going, oh, kid. Sit down and shut up and put your seat belt on. Why do you think you said? I was going to die. Yeah, that's, I mean, that's the reason I had to go their intervention style. I woke up at another artist's house, another female artist. And if I told you who you would not be shocked, of course. And I woke up in a bed that's not mine, in pajamas that aren't mine. And I was like, oh, my God, that must have been a doozy. I'm thirsty. I don't know where I am. And I don't know where water is. So I'll just go find water. And when I went to find water, I found a living room in that living room with my team, Dana and John Peats and my day to day. And I said, I looked at them and that artist was also on the couch. And I said, okay, I don't know where my boots are, but I need my boots. And they said, we need you to stop. And I said, I need me to stop too.

35:05And that was when I found out that she took me to her house that night after we'd been out to make sure I didn't die. And I didn't. Was there a point? Not was there. At what point later, did you appreciate how hard it was even for them to do that for you? There's so much that I look at now and all during the process. I say funny, but I'm going to use that in kind of a loose term. I'd be at treatment and people would say, oh, I really like those shoes and I'd go, thanks, they're not mine. And, oh, cute pajamas. And I was like, my clothes aren't even here yet. And when I think about Dana and Blakely having to go shopping and find me clothes and having to go through my stuff and to decide whether to tell my family, I cannot. I cannot fathom or make up for how much I put them through. And that's another reason to stay is I didn't die. And I have the chance right now and yeah, I am hurting me whatever and I'm hurting them. And if this goes any farther, this is really, really ugly. This is like, they'll have to make a movie about it bad.

36:09So I just buckled down and decided, well, I'm here and technically I can leave. But we're far enough out in the middle of nowhere that I wouldn't know what direction to go. Hi, I'm Ashley. I'm evidently a trunk. Evidently, you had to have that version first, right? I did. And when I was like, I don't, you know, filling out different, you know, they give you a worksheet. And can you list this and that? And they're like, how much do you drink? And I'm like, at a time. The same as everyone else. I just drink two glasses at a time. You haven't to go through that to illustrate to myself. And at the, you know, at first, you're like, okay, I'll fill out the worksheet, but whatever. Like again, I do my job. I do my job well. No one is hurt. I pay my bills. I think I'm okay. And then as you are filling out those worksheets and doing those talks and everything, you go, oh, I'm not okay. It is our entire industry. It's one of the most loved and celebrated things about our industry. I built a career on it. I was literally before I ever popped on the scene, dubbed the Whiskey Drink and Badass.

37:12So now I need you to give me the tools to not do it. No. Annoying driving habits. What's the most annoying habit? Um. It could be you driving or just somebody in the car. Okay. Well, when you get out into the middle of the traffic, like at a light and you end up causing you block people, that's annoying. You go too far. Yes. I do. I've done it. I'm guilty of it. It's annoying when you've done it because it's mortifying. I try to give people a grace on that because I've done it a couple of times and you're just so vulnerable right in the middle and someone wants to turn and you've completely blocked the turn. I know. I've been in such bad situations in that though that now I'm probably too vigilant about driving across until it's wide open because the line can be green, but if there's a back align. Yes. I know. Sometimes I let it get weight. Because that's the worst when people look at you like you're the stupidest thing to ever exist. And I'm like this. I'm sorry. Do I'm out? I'm sorry.

38:12You don't really say it though. You just do that. I'm sorry. Because they can't hear me. Think about this. Think about in the car. Things in the car that are annoying. Number one, back seat driving, 42% of people say that's the worst. Do you guys deal with back seat drivers? Do you back seat drive? I'm the back seat driver. If I'm in the car, my wife's driving, I'm the one like, that's a four way stop. You're starting to go. You really go hard. Oh, yeah. See, what I do, and it is annoying. And I drive a lot. My wife also drives a lot. We don't have this masculinity thing where dudes got to drive. So she drives a significant amount. I'm not used to sitting on the passenger side. So I always think she's going to hit something. Oh, like when she's turning everything on the right side. I'm like, no, go ahead. Yeah, as soon as they, that's my back seat driving is gasping. No, same. That's so annoying. I'm in the car. I'm never in the passenger seat. And when I am and she is driving, I'm just like, stop, they go ahead and hit it. You know what my wife does? She grabs the top of the roof of the car. What? You think we're going to flip over? And sometimes my wife will be driving just fine.

39:13And I feel like she's not breaking fast enough for the car that's up there. I'm like, I shouldn't do that because you slam on the floorboard like you have a break. Maybe not on purpose, but I think maybe, maybe, maybe. Yeah, I probably do that a little bit. Leaving trash behind in a car. That's so annoying. Yeah. It's, it's a routine now that every time we get somewhere, I'm like, all right, everybody get your trash. If you brought anything in the car, grab it right now and get rid of it. You know, bothers me is when people get out of my car and slam the door too hard. I don't like that. I try to really, if I'm ubering, give respect to ubers and really shut it with a gentle touch, a little precious touch. I want to make sure it shuts because if you don't shut the whole way, then they got to get out and be like, idiot. Yeah. Do you close it or do you like just go here, the click, click, push it. I don't like that because I feel like they won't think it's closed. When people get out of my car and they're like, wham, yeah, they may never get invited back. I'm just going to be honest with you. There may never be an invitation to get in my car again. If like you get out and just slam it like it's nobody's business, like I don't like that.

40:15Another one's yelling break, but I already admitted to that one. Yeah, same. I do that. Putting your feet on the dashboard. Now I don't do bare feet, but I will do sock feet if we're going on a road trip and we do switch. I will put sock feet up. Yeah. There are no sock prints on my glass. You do it on the windshield on the dashboard. My legs are long. Yeah. And then your toes. And I do that. It's not so much about disrespect. Then I put them down because I freak out if we were to get an accident. My legs are going to fly back and snap enough. My wife will say that, you know, if you do that and I hit something because you're always yelling, I need to break your knees are going to your face. And I'm like, no, okay, with it. When I was younger, I was dating my wife now and she would do that. She would do bare feet on the windshield. And so it left like these feet prints and my dad got in the car and he thought we were hooking up. Oh, because of the feet prints. I was like, that's the way we didn't do that. As I looked through this story because I started talking about things that I do, this is passenger habits, like bad passenger habits because I have them complaining about driving.

41:21So you guys, in mind comes through screaming that I think we're going to die. That'd be most of my complaints about the driving because I'm never like you're a bad driver. I'm mostly like, that's a different kind of complaint. Eating messier, smelly food, not a big eater in the car unless we're in a hurry somewhere. If I'm driving sometimes, I'll eat a little more than if I'm in somebody else's car or my wife's car. She keeps her car meticulous. Like, don't trash, always clean, vacuumed out. I don't. I got a bunch of like water boxes. I'll tell you what, man, that's going to change when you guys have a kid. Why? I'm going to be cleaner. Dude, kids just trash cars like bad. So yes, um, just wait. Not yours. Just wait. Wait until the little soldier gets out. Sir, yes sir. Cleaning the car. Yeah, when they get out, playing music or switching the music without asking. We have a rule. A hard and steady rule. You drive, you control. I like that. So you got the ox, basically.

42:22You got the Bluetooth. I like it. And most of mine is 90s, either like 90s, emo rock, as she calls, Uncle Music, or like 90s country, which she can do, but she prefers 2000s music. Like she prefers like the Joe Nichols of the world more than like the 90s of the world. And that's probably because there's a little more than a decade, 80s difference. But yeah, that's pretty much the list. Anything else come to you guys's mind? I mean, road rage is annoying. Like if I'm driving with someone that has a freak out and like gets mad at some other car in a dramatic way, I'm not driving down, or if like I'm someone that does road rage to me. That's it. Is someone does road rage to you? Yes. That's a weird way to say it. That's not good. Yeah. Someone does road rage, man. That's awesome. You know what I don't like when people get in the car and they like adjust it, put it all the way back or lean the seat back and then don't put it back the way it was. How? Like if they're riding in my car and they get that to the passenger. Yes. Oh, to the passenger. Yeah. I'm like, hey, when they're getting out of the car, will you put that seat back up the

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47:38under the influence box all probably even though it's in the morning. Let's do the investigative corny we have 90 seconds to figure out as many jokes as possible Amy are you ready? Ready. I'm ready two man. Let's go. The morning corny what did the yoga instructor say when her landlord tried to evict her? Namaste. Just go go go. Why was the car always tired? Exhausted. That's exhaust pipe. Exhausted. That could be it but it's not. Oh my god. I mean I guess this could go two ways. It's tell us pipes. Tired. Oh good. Flat tire. It's tire because it had no breaks. That's it. Yes. What is the wake up time for ducks? Black the quacka dawn. The quacka dawn. What does a cat order at a bar? Meow. Meow Tony. Per. Per. Per. I don't know bar drinks man. Okay.

48:39Let's try. Meow mix. My tie. I shot tequila, vodka, beer, corona. Do cat, tail, nose, fur, fur, fur. Whisker. Whisker. Whisker. Whisker. Whisker. Whiskey. Okay. What's a whiskey drink? A whisker sour. Yes. What bird spend all of their time on their knees? Pray. Pray. On your knees you pray. What kind of bird? Yeah. What birds spend all of their time on their knees? A knee. A knee. Knee. Knee. Like a kneeling. They're kneeling birds. Crows. Cardinals. You pray though. What's a prey? What kind of bird is a prey? Oh. Well. Seagull. Time. Yeah. Time. Birds of prey.

49:39Oh. Yeah. But y'all got, I mean, honestly. We said, pray. I said, hold it. We got that. I don't believe y'all got whisker sour. How many do we get? You got, not. I'm a stay. Huh. I thought that would be a little more difficult. Oh, we know. That one within one second. You got, it never took any breaks. Otherwise, the car's higher. Yeah. You got ducks wake up at the quack of dawn. Good on Eddie. The cat orders a whisker sour at the bar. Mutual. And then the birds on their knees or birds of prey didn't get that one. You got four. Like not. It's for it. High level. These are more. Oh. You elevated it today. Yeah. Because we don't feel like the group is smarter. I get it. Like smarter. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Addition by subtraction. Someone say. All right. There you go. That's it. Thank you. Okay. It is voicemail time. Hit me. I was listening to Friday's show. And it hit me. If this is the biggest prank ever from lunch box about the price is right. It's perfect timing because it's April Fool's Day.

50:41On March 31st and April 1st, he could just be like, April Fool's. I got you. I was really on the show. Oh my gosh. I just want to let you know I'm thinking about that. I know you're on the cruise. I hope you guys are having a great time. Love you guys. Bye. Okay. So lunch box is still in the cruise. I'm now back in the studio. However, we should talk about this. He's not on right now. Lunch box went to prices right. I let him off work for basically a week. To go and try to get on the show because that was his dream. By the way, he got paid to do that. I made sure it wasn't a vacation. He went, he got paid to go do prices right. He did not get on and he was so upset. I have a theory that he might have got on. Because you can't say anyway if you got on or if you won. And I think it would be one of the greatest bits if he just played us completely. Because he keeps saying watch the show on 31st on the first. I'm in the crowd. I'm in the crowd. And he gets on. So I don't know that he wins. My theory is I think he gets on the show.

51:4431%. So not 50, 50, 31%. He's also not a good actor. That's the only reason I'm not convinced. But 31%. Amy. I mean, I don't know that I'm quite at 31%. I guess I hope that your theory is right. I'll put myself at 20% with 100%. I hope you're right. Eddie. Yeah, I'm kind of with you. That would be so awesome. If you were to pull this off, it'd be great. Here's the problem. I don't think he's that smart. I don't think he's smart enough to plan out. Especially like the caller is talking about with April Fools and the timing. That would be genius. I just don't think that he's smart enough to pull it off. I don't think it's because of April Fools. I think that just happens. That's, you know, a coincidence. It could have happened in October. Yes, yes. But I mean, I'm with you guys. 20%. Mm-hmm. That'd be cool. It would be awesome. I'd stand up. Shake his hand and be like one of the greatest segments ever. Yeah. Well done.

52:44Yes. Well done. So, okay. With you. Give me the next voicemail. Hey, Bobby. Long-time listener. I did not go on the cruise. And I've been watching all the Instagram videos. Everybody. And I'm totally signing up for 2027. Because I have the worst case of foeball. So, 2027, I will be on that cruise. Love you guys. Awesome. Can't wait to see it. TopShelfCountryCrews.com. Scoobies are not here to correct me, but I believe that is correct. So, and Riley Green is the artist that we have got to confirm to also go on so far. And they'll be way more. All right. Next one. I'm dying that lunch box got a red card. You know somebody higher up did that because they listen to the show. And because lunch box is so greedy. And all the things they did that on purpose just upon a shaman. And I think it is hilarious. And it is so funny. I'm laughing about myself. People probably think I'm crazy. Have a good day. Glad to be able to have great time. On that cruise, everybody got these black cards that got you in everywhere

53:45if you're a part of the show. So, I had one, Eddie had one, Eddie had one. Let's fucks out a red one. And none of us did this. I promise you had nothing to do with it. I didn't know about it. Scoobies says the same. He had the only one. He couldn't even get bottles of water. No, he can only get tap water. He can only get tap water. I don't know why that happened. I promise. I would not do that. If I were going to do that, it would be for like one hour. We'd get it recorded as a bit. We'd move off of it. But I wouldn't subject him to that for the multiple days. Where you guys are getting drinks. And he can't even get a bottle of water. He had to get a tap water. So. I don't even know what tap water means on a ship. No idea. Where do they hold that? We can scoop it out with a bucket and then hand it to you. All right. Let's play one more voicemail here. Go ahead. Sound like it was having a good time on the cruise. I was on a cruise about a month ago. And when I got home, it took me like three days for a cover from feeling like I wasn't moving when I was standing on land. So just curious if any of you guys are experiencing the same thing

54:45of the show later. I was on for a couple days. I felt fine after. I got a little seasick at the beginning though on the boat. But when I got off, mostly I was just kissing the land. So I wasn't, I was good. When Amy got off the boat, she was dying. That's because she was hungover. She was hungover. I don't know what happened. It's like when you're at sea, you just. Oh, Amy. That's what she said night watch. It's like alcohol. It's different on the water. I don't know. Three cents. No, no, no. The problem is, yeah, I think it hits different. But they just had this specialty fruity martini thingy that tasted like fun. Maybe things just taste better on water. And you had more of it. It was easy to lose control. You, wow. I mean. The way she said that. I'm sorry. What kind of videos exist if you're on the boat? No, no, no, no. I mean, with how much you've had is you're like, oh, this is yummy and tasty and you feel fine. It's like you feel fine until you don't. And then you're like, whoopsie. You got some leaves of voicemail anytime. 877-77 Bobby.

55:47Bobbi. Bobbi Bones Show. Down here. Dory up the day. This story comes us from Madisonville, Kentucky. A man got arrested and he needed $2,000 bond. So he calls his girl at home. Hey, I need $2,000 to get me out of jail. She's like, I'm on my way. She dries up to the jail. Hands over one, two, three, $2,000 and $100 bills. Nice. Good job. Only problems it says. For movie, use only. Okay, bad job. Yeah, fake money. Bad job. And so now she's facing felony charges. Did him frame? No, no. He's still in jail. She's in jail. All right. Well, there you have it. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Okay, lunchbox is still out on the cruise. What do you have? So when I was on the cruise, someone came up to me and they were like, oh, I have thoughts on lunchbox and I thought, hold please. So I got out my phone. It started recording, not knowing what they were going to say. But I honestly thought they were going to say, like, oh my gosh. He's so cool in person. Like, he's so fun.

56:47Because you know on the radio, he's just like loud, obnoxious, and like really mean sometimes to listeners. No, I'm not familiar. But he's, he's missed her party time on the boat. So I thought it was going to be more like that. And so I hit record. And then I really don't like commenting on people's bodies. But you're going to lie yourself to do that here? I like it. Well, I thought about it. And he, I thought about it. And he's, he's, he comments on people's bodies all the time. Okay. So then I thought, well, maybe it's okay. And I don't think he would get offended by this or carry. He'd be like, screw her. Okay. I don't know. Go ahead. What's your impression of lunchbox? His arms are a little scrawny. He needs to lift some weights. What's your name? Amazing. How was that it? Yeah. Can you tell that I've been drinking? Both of you all. How late was this one, Amy? I don't know. The takeaway is more than Amy's drug. It's more than I was like, amazing.

57:50And I feel like you're leaving the witness a little bit. No, no, because I had to get my phone out. How scrawny do you think that guy's arms are? No, no, no. She came up and she told me that. But then I was, because in my, well, I'm holding my martini. I'm like, hold on. So I'm, I had to get my phone and then reset the conversation for the audio. So I probably could have done a better job at that, but that was just me resetting. Make a note to play that when he gets back. No, no, no, no. Oh, we have to do it in front of his face. We're going to do it behind his back. He needs to hear it. Yeah, and just the integrity of the show, meaning we're not going to talk about something behind their back and not saying it in front of their face. We'll never do that. No, no. Oh, that's it. I hope everybody has a good day. All right, goodbye, everybody. Get your Bobby bones on it. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scuba Steve, executive producer. Ray Moonau, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones.

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