It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones.

It's like a voicemail that we got last night. Here is somebody, no name. There's no name.

Hi, Bobby. Good morning, studio. I'm calling because I just listened to the weekend bonus show.

And I have a question for Ray. If he's not willing to put in five hours on Sunday for a job,

he apparently really wanted. Why is he putting in hours and hours a week

for something that he does me remember the name of cameo? It really doesn't make sense.

And if you want to be an answer job, he could have just gone for it instead of messing around with cameo

for hours and complaining about it every week. Right. What's the deal?

What's the deal? Yeah, there's a thing that we were taught. It's called work slash life slash balance.

And I try to keep that. I don't want to work seven days a week.

But it would be a fun job to be a public address announcer. But I also did it for seven years.

I was the voice of Texas state athletics. It was fun. I moved on.

I know everything that entails in the gig. It's a cool little. It's an NFL job.

It is, but it's not. It'd be a lot cooler to do a TV broadcast of the games.

The PA is... That's different though. PA is easier.

And that wasn't offered to you. Yeah. PA is like number 22, fourth and three.

To do analysis. Far more difficult. You'd have no chance at that job.

Right. But I mean, you could also then move on to other things.

Those guys can sometimes do the Super Bowl and stuff like that. Whereas the PA announcer,

of Titans, you're only going to be the Titans PA announcer. And you just didn't want to be it.

I just know it doesn't leave the other careers and jobs and stuff like that.

They give you a 20 bucks and pat you on the butt and come to tell you that a good day.

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