WEDS PT 1: Arkansas BETRAYED Bobby And He's Hurt + Is Amy Done Being Single? + Lunchbox's Wife Wants To Spend $200 On Something Dumb

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Why does Bobby feel betrayed by his Arkansas hometown and the ‘Bobby Jones’ mistake?

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Russell Dickerson 0:02
Guaranteed human.
Unknown 0:05
Wake up, wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Then we get ready and we launch parks. Steve Red Habit tryna put you through Mike D's riding this week's next bit Your poppies on the box so you know what this is This is the body bone store. Bobby Bom
Russell Dickerson 0:37
Let's
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go to Paul. Hey Paul, what's up buddy? Hey Bobby, how you doing? Morning studio. Morning. We went to Mountain Hall or Mountain Pine to uh to see your hometown.
Russell Dickerson 0:46
We have mountain pine architect. Oh my God, we couldn't believe there was nothing there.
Unknown 0:55
What do you mean? What do you mean there's nothing there? Well, we thought you were exaggerating about about the town being so small, there was nothing there, but there was no sonic, there was no grocery store, there was like no gas station. I'm like, there was nothing there. Oh, so that's what you mean by nothing there. There was nothing there. Yeah. I mean the town was there but there was nothing there in the town, like I mean that that was kinda crazy. And uh another thing, my fiance works at Hobby Lobby and she is paper cra arts and paper craft.
Russell Dickerson 1:27
I worked at Hobby Lobby while living in Mountain Pine, the town where there's nothing there.
Unknown 1:31
Yes. Well her boss had never heard the Hobby the Bobby Bones Hobby Lobby song. Play for he's the manager. Yes, we did.
Russell Dickerson 1:41
He he loves it. Why why did you go to my hometown, Paul? Just curious. Well, we just wanted to see where you were from. Maybe catch me in a lie, 'cause I you go and it's full of maw skyscrapers.
Unknown 1:56
No, we just wanted to see where you were from. We we we're we're new here. We've been here six years. We love it. I mean we we love we love Arkansas, it's great, you know what I mean? So
Russell Dickerson 2:04
Well, we love you. And uh I love it when you call. You're funny. You're a little shot of energy here. Uh Paul, appreciate the call. Thank you so much. And uh yeah, in my town, we don't have anything, as you can uh tell by what Paul says. Um we used to have a couple things. We never had a a a traffic light, but we used to have a sawmill and that's why everybody moved to that town is because there's this massive plot of land that is now mostly empty where the sawmill was. where Arkansas Keith worked. The sawmill went down fifteen years ago or so. maybe more than that, but so nobody moves there anymore. So it is a a a pretty impoverished town. The school is still there. If I were betting, I bet they have to consolidate.
Russell Dickerson 2:45
I hope they don't, which is why it makes such a difference for me to 'cause I went back and we gave them a bunch of money and hopefully can you know keep the school going. But w we have a terrible program in Arkansas too, where people have school choice. So you can go to whatever school you want. So nobody chooses to Stay at Mountain Pine unless they live right there. Our sports teams they struggle because anybody that's halfway good goes to a different school.
Amy Brown 3:06
So it really doesn't matter like what district you're in, you're just like, Oh, I want to go here.
Russell Dickerson 3:09
It's a nightmare.
Amy Brown 3:10
Huh. We used to have to like Give fake addresses.
Russell Dickerson 3:16
But the only thing that we have really on the outskirt edges is a dollar general. That's it. Did you eventually get a light? There's no light in Mount Power.
Brandon Ray 3:23
Still no light? Mm mm.
Russell Dickerson 3:24
No traffic light. We don't need to wanna So what is it,
Brandon Ray 3:26
a stop sign? You have a four way stop. There are stop signs. Okay.
Russell Dickerson 3:30
But there's we don't we don't need a traffic light. There's not enough traffic. That's crazy. The only time there would be traffic was when the train was going through in the middle of the day. If they were hauling, you know, lumber on the train, you would know at like eleven twenty you'd be held up for fifteen minutes as the train was was was heading in and out. Wow. But it's still it's still like that. Uh Paul, I appreciate the call. Hope you have a great rest of the day. Thanks, you too, guys. Hey call a nice day. Call back when you got something else to say. I I can't get enough of of your energy here. Oh for sure. Right on. All right, see ya. Alright, see ya, buddy.
Unknown 4:05
Love that dude.

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