A Show Member Asks Bobby For A Favor + 90’s Country Songs We Think Are Essential + Bobby’s Mailbag: How To Deal With A Co-Worker Who Is Always Late

The Bobby Bones Show

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Society & Culture, Music Interviews, News, Music, Entertainment News, Comedy

4.8 • 10.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 August 2021

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Bobby never does this…but he lets someone one the show ask him for a big favor. We each share our pick for 90’s country songs that we think are essential to the decade. Bobby helps a listener who emailed in needing advice on a coworker who is always late and making work a nightmare.

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0:00.0	My father was a block star.
0:01.7	It was like Bidlemania.
0:03.2	But not here in America.
0:04.7	Dean Reed criticized the American government
0:06.8	from behind the Iron Curtain.
0:08.3	He had lots of enemies.
0:09.7	He'll calm you down, you can call out.
0:11.3	He wanted to come back home and then
0:13.4	the unthinkable happened.
0:15.0	Dean Reed died.
0:16.2	Come with me, Ramona Reed,
0:17.8	to learn more about the extraordinary life
0:20.0	and mysterious death of revolutionary.
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0:25.8	on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast,
0:28.0	or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.5	Daniel Miller is a millennial con artist.
0:33.0	I'm a social media influencer.
0:34.9	Busted while recovering from Brazilian butt lift surgery.
0:38.2	She was yelling at the police for like getting her butt
0:41.0	tissue out of joy when they were in government.
0:43.3	She's got hundreds of victims.
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