TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (TUES) Bobby Hung Out With A Famous Band + Amy’s Son’s Dream Came True!
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Hey, I want to do a call to start this. Ray, would you pick up line three, please? It's Taryn in North Carolina. Hey, Taryn, you're on the show. Hey, how are you? Pretty good. What do you want to say? Oh, I just wanted to say, so my brother started playing piano when he was in seventh grade, self-taught. I was the athlete, you know, in the family. And, of course, my dad thought he should be the athlete. So he continued with piano, then learned guitar, self-taught. He went to college for music industries in Appalachian State University. And he eventually became... He had an internship in New York City through Appalachian. And he eventually, through that, became a producer for Broadway plays and movies. Took that money, and he was recruited to be the CEO of Dominion Pictures. And he produced The Butler and Lakefield. He then started a tech company called...
Through that, he then started an insurance company, and now he's a millionaire in New York City, and it started because of piano. Wow. So you'd like to say that, too.
To Eddie. Oh, I got it. I got it. Yes. Because my son's wanting to play violin. I'm like, no, no. But see, here's the difference. It would be like, what's her name? Taryn. It would be like Taryn. It would be like if you, you're the athlete, right? My boys are the athletes. Right. And then all of a sudden you wanted to quit your sport to play violin. You wouldn't do it like your brother. No. See, that's the situation I'm in.
I know, but something good can come out of it. I'm telling you because we fought him tooth and nail, but he did it anyway. I mean, that is the best case scenario. I mean, he's a millionaire. Yes. That's awesome. Yeah. All the guys. Absolutely. And his name is Bobby. Of the piano. Yeah.
Yes. And his name is Bobby. Don't forget that part, man. How could I forget? Yes. Taryn, I appreciate you giving that story to us. I love it. It's great news. And hopefully it inspires Eddie to be more encouraging about the violin. I know. I mean, he's going to do one year of violin anyway. If at the end of the year he's jamming and really, really good, who knows? Maybe that's his thing. Yeah.
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