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Speaker 1: From now on, we'll do it that way. There you
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Speaker 3: You hate that way now you hate Yeah, But there's
Speaker 3: not there's not much that pleases you.
Speaker 2: I've learned.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's plenty that please has been life. In fact,
Speaker 1: you playing the first call. It would please me very much,
Speaker 1: would it? All right, Well, let's get right to it
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Speaker 4: Hey, Brooklyn boys, Alice from Philly. I have to agree
Speaker 4: with Brody.
Speaker 5: Brody is right.
Speaker 6: I'm a little late to the party, but I like
Speaker 6: the rejoins, especially for me. I skip thirty through the
Speaker 6: commercials and I'm always having to go back fifteen because
Speaker 6: I end up in the middle of the conversation. But
Speaker 6: the rejoins was like, oh que stop perfect. I think
Speaker 6: we should keep them no place for life.
Speaker 1: I would not, I would not take her under advisement.
Speaker 1: I think she's great, you know what. You know, it's
Speaker 1: sort of a backhanded compliment because she didn't say she
Speaker 1: likes the quality, she likes having them there. So when
Speaker 1: she skips she gets she comes in back in the
Speaker 1: middle of them, right, and not the conversation like a placeholder,
Speaker 1: like almost like a marker like a but but she
Speaker 1: didn't comment either way.
Speaker 2: Buffer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so maybe she likes the idea of it, just
Speaker 1: the concept. Yeah, yeah, just not those Well we'll go
Speaker 1: back to the drug board. We'll work on that.
Speaker 7: Brody and scary, scary and brody.
Speaker 2: It's deaes.
Speaker 7: I want to chime in about the intern conversation. So,
Speaker 7: not only have I been an intern, I now over
Speaker 7: fifteen years of my job. Currently I get to host
Speaker 7: interns now and teach them what I know. So I
Speaker 7: guess that, like, you know, the bigger picture here is like,
Speaker 7: at least with my job, there's no one who could
Speaker 7: really quote.
Speaker 2: Unquote take your job.
Speaker 7: But there's definitely a path of interns to leading to
Speaker 7: self destruction, you know how they act cont So we
Speaker 7: have had interns get fired. I mean, we've had interns
Speaker 7: fall asleep. We've had other things happen within here where
Speaker 7: they were able to graduate or not finish their college
Speaker 7: degree based off their internship being mandatory. So that does happen,
Speaker 7: you know, And then the first thing that they look
Speaker 7: back at is to be like, hey, what was your
Speaker 7: opinion of this intern? How do you think they did?
Speaker 7: And that could either open up the gate for them
Speaker 7: to get a job or it totally bars them forever.
Speaker 7: So they need to act work. But I'll tell you
Speaker 7: right now, man. But he go in terns with me,
Speaker 7: always has a great time.
Speaker 8: Not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: We real talk here.
Speaker 7: We have a great internship experience, at least I like
Speaker 7: to think so. So that's why I love to have interns,
Speaker 7: and I love to teach people what I know. But
Speaker 7: that's because I was an intern and I kind of
Speaker 7: get like how it is to kind of, you know,
Speaker 7: put your name out there and want to do a
Speaker 7: good job and want to succeed, you know. Anyways, guys,
Speaker 7: I also would never spend five thousand dollars in a
Speaker 7: hotel room.
Speaker 2: Fuck that, And neither would I.
Speaker 3: And she's referring to the White Lotus hotel, which I
Speaker 3: found in Sicily to be way overpriced. And the other
Speaker 3: conversation was about the intern stealing your shine if you
Speaker 3: let them do too much and you know, basically taking
Speaker 3: your job.
Speaker 2: So we're not concerned about that here.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, she mentioned interns getting fired. I
Speaker 1: did fire out of the four or five hundred interns
Speaker 1: we had, yeah, roughly maybe four hundred interns. I did
Speaker 1: have to fire two of them, really, yeah.
Speaker 2: In subordination one.
Speaker 1: I think one of them didn't show up very often, right,
Speaker 1: so you're like, okay, what you're done? One of them,
Speaker 1: one of them chose.
Speaker 2: Violence.
Speaker 1: No, I don't remember what she there was some reason.
Speaker 1: I either she was drunk all the time or something,
Speaker 1: and I had to fire her. And then another one
Speaker 1: lied to me. I was worried because I hadn't heard
Speaker 1: from her. She didn't show up for her shift. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I called. I left messages, no response, and then
Speaker 1: like three or four days later, you know, she said
Speaker 1: her mother was sick. And then I find out from
Speaker 1: one of her fellow one of her fellow interns who
Speaker 1: goes to school with her, that she was part of
Speaker 1: a hazing process. And part of the hazing was she
Speaker 1: couldn't leave her dorm room for three days unless to
Speaker 1: go to class, and she couldn't use her phone. And
Speaker 1: so I said, okay, so you chose a sorority hazing
Speaker 1: over an internship that could have changed your life. Right,
Speaker 1: And then then she showed up at the building begging
Speaker 1: and crying outside.
Speaker 2: The E hired her and you know her as Danielle. Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: Brody Scared. Scared Brody is DP from n C.
Speaker 9: First off, I knew that I was talking to you
Speaker 9: guys and not the big show Brody. Second of all,
Speaker 9: I did it just to irritate you, Brody. Third off,
Speaker 9: Brody action was like you a lot, but hey, leave
Speaker 9: me alone, man, Why you gotta be some rude opened
Speaker 9: the podcast and just hopped straight on my ass start calling.
Speaker 10: Me out, what the hell and scare you boogie Bashard.
Speaker 4: I hope you really enjoyed all the extra locations you're getting.
Speaker 2: Fuck with. It's DP from MC again.
Speaker 9: I just wanted to call back and say that I'm
Speaker 9: sorry about my crappy phone service in Brody. I work
Speaker 9: in a warehouse and it's a I'm a welder. We
Speaker 9: build illuminum fuel tanks from boats, anything from two gallons
Speaker 9: for two thousand and there's a lot of cutting, grinding,
Speaker 9: bending metal, welding metal, just a lot of shit happening
Speaker 9: and all at the same time.
Speaker 2: So sorry, I get it.
Speaker 3: I get it that that guy's really he's working, he's
Speaker 3: doing a real job, Brody.
Speaker 1: I gotta say that's that's the job that like, that's
Speaker 1: a that's a guy who never handled.
Speaker 2: Now, that's a guy who earns his paycheck right there.
Speaker 1: Scary shaking thinking about doing that kind of work.
Speaker 2: I am he needs a vacation.
Speaker 1: Again just from here here.
Speaker 11: Yo.
Speaker 12: Those I sorry episode whatever with the outros that Brody made,
Speaker 12: fuck you scary, they're awesome night and I think you
Speaker 12: should just rotate between all of them, just like it.
Speaker 2: That's the Tribe podcast.
Speaker 12: Nope, So all right.
Speaker 2: You're biased A good day, you're a tribe. Nope.
Speaker 1: Oh, I see. So everyone that agree with you is
Speaker 1: biased because they're Christian, is what he's saying.
Speaker 13: Uh, Brody, I couldn't agree with you more. Don't ever
Speaker 13: buy the first model year. I bought it twice with Yukon's,
Speaker 13: and twice I had issues. The first one was an
Speaker 13: O seven suburban and the suspension kept breaking on me,
Speaker 13: And the second time with the twenty fifteen Yukon XL,
Speaker 13: I kept getting water into my truck from my ex
Speaker 13: MN tennant and Brody, you'd get a kick out of this.
Speaker 13: Three times they fixed it, and the fourth time just
Speaker 13: about two months before my lease was up. They wanted
Speaker 13: I brought it in for the same problem. They replaced
Speaker 13: it three times. Guys like, all right, we already fixed
Speaker 13: it three times. He's like, this time you got to
Speaker 13: pay for it was like eight hundred dollars. I was like,
Speaker 13: the fuck I am. I was like, you know what,
Speaker 13: give me back my truck. You get the truck back
Speaker 13: and it's your problem. In two months, I said, why
Speaker 13: don't manufacturer defect? I mean, let's get real here. They
Speaker 13: get ridiculous with these stupid warrantys and bullshit.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Vinny.
Speaker 1: You know what, Vinnie agreed with me. You heard him.
Speaker 1: That's the first scaryred and mark the date he said.
Speaker 1: I agree with Brody.
Speaker 2: Done. That's it. You got your for life done. That's it.
Speaker 2: No more. Ever, Hey for.
Speaker 14: Cool boys, Jamie from Green's here, you guys were talking
Speaker 14: about when updates fuck up apps.
Speaker 4: When I was in college, I took some online classes.
Speaker 4: The website was simple. We knew where to find what
Speaker 4: we needed.
Speaker 14: Assignments, where to post it, class discussion, where to participate. Fine, well,
Speaker 14: they updated the website and it was so complicated.
Speaker 4: No one knew where to find anything. Folder and folder
Speaker 4: and folder and folder to find shit.
Speaker 14: Luckily I only had to deal with it for one
Speaker 14: class because I was graduating.
Speaker 2: They got to make things user friendly, make things easier
Speaker 2: for you, you know. But thank you, Jamie. Say it again.
Speaker 1: What was the last time you heard somebody say, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, I'm so excited they updated my phone software.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's true, it's true. They got to work out
Speaker 2: the kinks.
Speaker 3: You're a man of many kinks, aren't you, Brody h
Speaker 3: just the band where women's underwear one of them?
Speaker 14: Hey, Brooklyn boys date me from Queen's again. You I
Speaker 14: should talk about partying with our parents.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 14: I've never been to Declurb, as the kids could say.
Speaker 14: But the first time I ever got drunk, my dad
Speaker 14: was there. I was hanging out at my house with
Speaker 14: some friends. My dad gave his permission for me to
Speaker 14: get drunk for the first time.
Speaker 4: I was almost.
Speaker 14: Sixteen, and my dad figured, well, you're home, you're safe,
Speaker 14: and if you pass out or get sick or something,
Speaker 14: I'm here to help you, so go for it.
Speaker 3: Awkward though, that when she planned on getting drunk, Okay,
Speaker 3: you now have permission to get drunk.
Speaker 2: Go doesn't drunk, just happen. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think when people turn twenty one they go out
Speaker 1: to get drunk. Now, but she's saying that, I think
Speaker 1: getting drunk with the parents. It's like you may now
Speaker 1: get drunk.
Speaker 15: Go.
Speaker 2: I just feel it's a little planned and forced.
Speaker 4: Heybrookelyn boys, shave me from Queens one more time.
Speaker 14: Brodie, you were talking about that pickleball dick who was
Speaker 14: accused you of cheating.
Speaker 4: Of course, Scary doesn't understand.
Speaker 14: Why it was so important for you to beat him
Speaker 14: excuse me, and why well you couldn't accept his apology.
Speaker 4: Scary's not passionate about anything except boogie shit.
Speaker 14: You know when Scary would have that kind of passion,
Speaker 14: accuse him of buying those red squeaky expensive sneakers from Target,
Speaker 14: and then he'd have the same reaction.
Speaker 16: Fair enough, Brody and Scary, Maddie, and please Scary. Brody's
Speaker 16: supposed to be the uptight or not. You your own
Speaker 16: base stations, So what Enjoy the environment. The waiter's speaking
Speaker 16: a little bit longer because he's entertaining people.
Speaker 4: Just deal with it. Enjoy it.
Speaker 2: You're right, Doty, she's got you.
Speaker 1: I don't mind you find a fault with Scary, but
Speaker 1: don't do it with me. As an example, they have it.
Speaker 3: We're talking about the waiter that was dancing on the
Speaker 3: table and I asked for my check like three or
Speaker 3: four times, and every time I looked over, he still
Speaker 3: dancing on the table.
Speaker 2: It was like we were inconveniencing his good time.
Speaker 1: Aliston, I'm a happy, go lucky guy unless things aren't
Speaker 1: going well, and because I'm not lucky, then I get
Speaker 1: upsetated again.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 13: Commenting on the the people aging better in Europe, there's
Speaker 13: a lot of factors that why they age better.
Speaker 10: Number one, they eat better.
Speaker 13: Yes, the food is naturally healthy, of that because we
Speaker 13: have all the garbage in it that I wass does.
Speaker 13: And I know Brodie's not a believer of that, but
Speaker 13: look in a mirror, all of us look like shit
Speaker 13: compared to the same age group in UH in Europe,
Speaker 13: specifically Italy, Spain, Old Mediterranean countries.
Speaker 10: That's number one. Number two more important.
Speaker 2: Scarying Brody Berdie's telling that. Nope, I guess that was
Speaker 2: the intro. That was the end of him.
Speaker 3: Uh No, He's he's two hundred spot on. We have
Speaker 3: so much processed crap here in America, it's it's a
Speaker 3: it's it's it's detrimental to our health. That's why we
Speaker 3: have the problems we have. They don't have those issues.
Speaker 2: Over there, as bad as bad.
Speaker 1: If you actually did the research, you'd see that all
Speaker 1: countries have processed crap. But you're talking about Italy and
Speaker 1: Mediterranean countries where they get a lot of seafood and
Speaker 1: their diet is different. But it isn't about the processed
Speaker 1: foods as much as it is about.
Speaker 3: The more junk and our ship than they do in THEIRS.
Speaker 3: It's been time again. No, it's not Look at McDonald's.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing not doing it, not doing a medical conversation.
Speaker 3: Move on, I'm just saying McDonald's fries. Look at look
Speaker 3: at that Google.
Speaker 2: They have McDonald's in Italy.
Speaker 1: You have McDonald's, and look look at what's permitted it
Speaker 1: to making McDonald's fry in Italy versus really good rather
Speaker 1: than be rather than be generalizing, beef, tallow, salt and potatoes.
Speaker 3: They don't allow that here. It's like seventeen thousand different things. Yes, yeah, name.
Speaker 1: Them, name them. What do they put them in fries
Speaker 1: besides salt.
Speaker 2: Okay, you really want me to do this here, I
Speaker 2: don't know what I want you to do this.
Speaker 3: I want you to do a video on your everyone's
Speaker 3: got a computer in their pocket. They will come up
Speaker 3: with the correct answer. They don't, they know, they know.
Speaker 3: And it's not just that, it's everything I'll give. I'll
Speaker 3: give you a simple example which we could all relate
Speaker 3: to nutella. American nutella is high fruit, those corn, syrup
Speaker 3: and seventy ingredients. Look at the ingredients in Italian made
Speaker 3: Italy's nutella, same brand, but look at the ingredients.
Speaker 2: Look what's not in there, and look what is.
Speaker 1: Okay, draw your own conclusion, but but yeah, it's true, folks,
Speaker 1: we allow a lot more shit here than they do there.
Speaker 1: Well that's okay, Oh my god. Americans expect it. They
Speaker 1: want the flavor of beef in their fries. They want
Speaker 1: certain flavoring. So it's not about allowing, it's about you
Speaker 1: accept it and you want it and you want the taste.
Speaker 1: Have you had some of the sodas in Europe? They're horrible? Yeah,
Speaker 1: because they're more natural that they don't have certain.
Speaker 2: Things in them. No, no, they don't have colors.
Speaker 1: There's different combination it's not the colors, it's the flavor.
Speaker 1: Listen Europeans. If you google, while Europeans look away, they'll
Speaker 1: live a little longer. It's because of the Mediterranean diets
Speaker 1: they eat. It's not because, not necessarily, because we eat
Speaker 1: American cheese, which is neither American nor cheese. Everything we
Speaker 1: put into our body is garbage here by default, unless
Speaker 1: you have to, unless you look for the good stuff.
Speaker 1: And then there it's kind of all the good stuff
Speaker 1: is presented to them. Are you talking about your two
Speaker 1: hundred dollars peanut butter? Yeah, because you know what, it's
Speaker 1: peanuts and salt. That's why it's my Skippy. Whatever I
Speaker 1: put in Skippy, I'm all about it.
Speaker 2: That's what's in peanut butter.
Speaker 1: And if you you know, if you okay, never mind,
Speaker 1: all right, I'm exhausted on this topic with you.
Speaker 2: You you'll never come around this. And the and the
Speaker 2: alien top.
Speaker 1: America uses hydrogenated, hydrogenated soybean oil that is awful, That
Speaker 1: is terrible for you. And Italy uses non hydrogenated oils
Speaker 1: such as rape seed. That doesn't sound good.
Speaker 3: Inflammatory sea oils are killing us and they're they're not
Speaker 3: used as badly as widely in other countries. Yes, that
Speaker 3: you're gonna still gonna find it there, but there's a
Speaker 3: lot of substitutions, a lot of things that are banned in.
Speaker 1: At America's beef flavoring in the fries, natural beef flavor
Speaker 1: contains milk and wheat derivatives. Italy does not use animal
Speaker 1: products in their fries, making them suitable vegetarians. That is correct,
Speaker 1: That much better, much healthier product right there. It may
Speaker 1: be healthier, but it's not about what the government allows
Speaker 1: because McDonald's is using things that may not be healthier,
Speaker 1: but they're not they're not things that should be banned.
Speaker 1: That just Americans want that taste and listen if you're
Speaker 1: going to McDonald's expecting healthy food.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the reason why we want that taste is because
Speaker 3: we're addicted to it.
Speaker 2: And why are we addicted to it? Because it was
Speaker 2: put in front of us.
Speaker 3: Why was it put in front of us because the
Speaker 3: big big box company big companies allowed it to and
Speaker 3: they paid off the government to allow certain things in
Speaker 3: our food.
Speaker 1: Nobody's paying off anything. People like ship so they eat
Speaker 1: ship scary. Nobody's getting paid off the dipy of McDonald's
Speaker 1: French fries into ranch dressing and ketchup and Russian dressing.
Speaker 1: They do it because they want to do it. The
Speaker 1: stop blaming conspiracy theories, Americans.
Speaker 3: This is this one is not a conspiracy theory, Brodie.
Speaker 2: It actually is a theory.
Speaker 1: It's okay. These are fiery, these about a conspiracy. Oh God,
Speaker 1: I'll pull up you know what. I'm gonna drown when
Speaker 1: we get off the air. I'm gonna drown you with
Speaker 1: articles of fact. I'm gonna give you footnotes. The first
Speaker 1: McDonald's ever, Ray Kroc opened up a McDonald's, which stole
Speaker 1: the idea from somebody else.
Speaker 2: Yes, and he.
Speaker 1: Made the food the way it's made today.
Speaker 2: That's a falsehood.
Speaker 18: It was not.
Speaker 1: It was more pure back then. Yes, google it scary.
Speaker 1: When McDonald's scary, it was beef tallows. And I've seen
Speaker 1: you eat. I've seen you eat. Nobody paid off anyone.
Speaker 1: You're changing the topic. You're changing the topic slices. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm watching Scary's Instagram's stories every time he goes out
Speaker 1: to eat. And you tell me if anyone forced him
Speaker 1: on and forced that on him, or he wanted to.
Speaker 3: Cheese allowed here there are certain things we don't have
Speaker 3: a quality control.
Speaker 1: Uh, it's not about allowed, it's about it's about an
Speaker 1: acquired taste. It's about appreciation for certain things. America likes
Speaker 1: cheese whiz because he's addicted to cheese.
Speaker 3: But yeah, but the government should have outlawed some of
Speaker 3: the things in America.
Speaker 1: The same people screaming about you screaming outlaw cheese whiz
Speaker 1: are the same the opposite of the people screaming. I
Speaker 1: don't want to live in a country that tells me
Speaker 1: what I can eat. Yeah, but in other countries they
Speaker 1: use better, they use better, higher quality, they really higher quality.
Speaker 3: Cheese Geeze is h ees e, not ch e z
Speaker 3: in other countries. Because France whiz.
Speaker 1: Is a fantastic, delicious product, not a sponsor. And if
Speaker 1: you don't want to eat it, that's the beauty of America.
Speaker 1: I just made don't have to eat it. I made
Speaker 1: the switch to do Icelandic yogurt because the yogurt is
Speaker 1: much more pure and there's less junk and filler in
Speaker 1: these countries in their manufactured yogurt. Hearing scary talk to
Speaker 1: me January tenth, when you're back on the fat loss program,
Speaker 1: because you were eating everything but healthy Greek yogurt up
Speaker 1: until that point.
Speaker 2: But that's that is besides the point. You are skirting
Speaker 2: the issue. This is not the When was the last
Speaker 2: time we played a talkback? Can we just go?
Speaker 1: Is that what we're supposed to do here? I just
Speaker 1: apologize with Scary Jones constantly derailing. Is this the Brooklyn
Speaker 1: Boys podcast or is this slice time? I'm sorry, listen
Speaker 1: to a secondary podcast as you were.
Speaker 7: Ernie, Scary It's days calling in regarding last week's episode
Speaker 7: about such a face Grandma. This really reminds me so
Speaker 7: much of back in the day when everyone had a
Speaker 7: next hell and all of a sudden, you be standing
Speaker 7: line at the grocery store, the doctor's office, and all
Speaker 7: of a sudden you hear, hey, what's up man?
Speaker 10: No the way, Oh no, you know, I just saw
Speaker 10: my bull and you.
Speaker 7: Know, we were just hanging out, just kicking at the
Speaker 7: crep big. So we went from the remember the next
Speaker 7: out to people putting their cell phones on speaker having
Speaker 7: full blown conversations. They're like pretty much involving you now
Speaker 7: in their conversation because you don't even want to be
Speaker 7: in it, but now you're in it because you're listening
Speaker 7: to it. It's out loud. They don't take it off
Speaker 7: of speaker, and that's just as bad as the old
Speaker 7: lady in the doctor's office having a full blown, you know,
Speaker 7: ninety volume conversation. I don't know, you know, maybe we'll
Speaker 7: give her a pass because she's older. You know, I'd
Speaker 7: like to give the elderly a pass, but I will
Speaker 7: not stop getting mad at the people who are putting
Speaker 7: their phones on speaker. So we'll give the old lady
Speaker 7: a pass. You know, we'll be there one day where
Speaker 7: we probably can't hear as well. You know, I'm allowed talker.
Speaker 7: If you guys can't notice or haven't noticed and sent.
Speaker 2: Them, no, I have not noticed that.
Speaker 7: I might as well think I'm from New York because
Speaker 7: at this point, I don't even know what Connecticut sounds like.
Speaker 7: Can somebody even tell me what a Connecticut accent is.
Speaker 7: I've always wanted that my whole life. What does Connecticut
Speaker 7: sound like?
Speaker 10: I don't know. This is just how I talk. This
Speaker 10: is where I'm from.
Speaker 2: Shit, Okay, that's one.
Speaker 7: I promise the person wearing their pants inside out, I
Speaker 7: have done that. I have this one pair of workout pants,
Speaker 7: no matter what when I put them on, there's one
Speaker 7: tiny little tag on the inside that you can't even
Speaker 7: see it when you put it on. So I had
Speaker 7: flipped them inside out and warn them to the gym,
Speaker 7: and some lady tapped me on the shoulder and was like, heyn,
Speaker 7: just let you know.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, oh my.
Speaker 7: God, thank you because I really didn't even see it,
Speaker 7: and it's really easy to do, especially with some women's
Speaker 7: pants without pockets.
Speaker 2: I would tell them because it's the right.
Speaker 1: Hey broo, good boys, Okay, Ryan, pause right there, that
Speaker 1: was Deaz all right. We didn't take our first we
Speaker 1: didn't take our first break. Let's do that right here.
Speaker 1: We should have done it before. After you, after you
Speaker 1: hemmed and hawed about America's nutrition listen, Benny brought it up.
Speaker 1: I blamed Vinnie the Brooklyn Boys podcast.
Speaker 9: We will be right back.
Speaker 1: By the way, if I could just comment on the
Speaker 1: conversation you and I had about food, yeah, which I
Speaker 1: keep saying we shouldn't be having on this podcast, especially
Speaker 1: this podcast, which is talkbacks. It's Slice time, not us time.
Speaker 1: Please don't don't get into a whole string of talkbacks
Speaker 1: with us about the I just like yelling at scary.
Speaker 1: Scar likes yelling at me. It was more about the
Speaker 1: conspiracy theory.
Speaker 19: Shit.
Speaker 1: I know we eat bad food, but my point was
Speaker 1: the South eats awful food. The North eats different awful food.
Speaker 1: Everyone eats awful food because they eat awful food, because
Speaker 1: we're permitted the South. People in the South have been
Speaker 1: eating awful, greasy, fat, animal food for hundreds of years.
Speaker 1: People in the North have been eating their shit for
Speaker 1: hundreds of years. It's not because anybody planned it. That's
Speaker 1: what people do. It's your upbringing. It's the people that
Speaker 1: came over on the Mayflower and settled in and sort
Speaker 1: of eating.
Speaker 2: By the way, flour awful for you.
Speaker 1: White flour is terrible, racist enriched eat flour the worst.
Speaker 2: Thing you could eat.
Speaker 10: Hey, Brooke, good boys. This is rhymes from New Mexico.
Speaker 20: This regards episode.
Speaker 9: Eight.
Speaker 10: I didn't notice Brodie's mic was.
Speaker 20: Turned down on a little bit, And regarding both episodes, Honestly,
Speaker 20: your master volume are final out or whatever you call
Speaker 20: it on your seven billion dollar system, They're scary is
Speaker 20: a little low, especially as compared to.
Speaker 10: The iHeartRadio ad volumes.
Speaker 20: Really listen to you, guys while driving in way now.
Speaker 3: That's done on purpose. They Jack does up ours is normal.
Speaker 3: They just want you to hear that commercial. They wanted
Speaker 3: to maybe we see.
Speaker 1: Jack ars up, not off, but up up. So jackh
Speaker 1: that it's equal in volume.
Speaker 2: Maybe we should, right, I'll look into that. But I
Speaker 2: wanted someone to come to my work car.
Speaker 1: The volume on my microphone and lieds to Scary and
Speaker 1: he believed.
Speaker 20: It in my work car and I usually have the
Speaker 20: window open a bit because I'm a smoker.
Speaker 21: And yeah, past couple episodes, I've had to max out
Speaker 21: the volume. Uh, not only on my phone but also
Speaker 21: on the on the head get it in the car.
Speaker 21: So I don't know, Scary, Maybe you want to check
Speaker 21: your check you levels?
Speaker 2: Check something? Yeah, check my vector, Victor, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Appreciate Roger. Roger, Oh what kind of call comes.
Speaker 16: With the head unit Brody and Scary? This get I
Speaker 16: just finished listening to the rest of the podcast, And oh,
Speaker 16: my god, Scary you just called Brody a curmudgeon, which
Speaker 16: is what I called you earlier. I guess it takes
Speaker 16: one to know one.
Speaker 2: Perhaps, all right, Yeah.
Speaker 17: My Brooklyn Boys is Maryland from Omaha. You asked for
Speaker 17: a lot of responses I'm going to try to get
Speaker 17: him all in. I would club with my dad, And
Speaker 17: if I were you scary, I would have said hi
Speaker 17: to Pete Davidson. That wouldn't be out of line.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 17: The pickleball asked in the air guy tied issue. Maybe
Speaker 17: he had a bad kneear back and needed the support
Speaker 17: of the wall to get back up or down. No, no,
Speaker 17: I would not. And the pickleball guy that insulted you, your.
Speaker 18: Honor duo, I'm not going to accept apology.
Speaker 17: Fuck you fuck he's not even a regular. No, no,
Speaker 17: not accepting the apology.
Speaker 1: And pants on backwards?
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 17: Show is great. Love you guys. You're doing a great job.
Speaker 17: You're nailing it.
Speaker 2: We try every single day.
Speaker 1: I think she's I think what she said was I
Speaker 1: would never because she must have been I would never
Speaker 1: tell the guy's pants on backwards.
Speaker 2: Pickleball is a cult and I like to win.
Speaker 19: That is amazing, Brodie. We need to have that made
Speaker 19: into a.
Speaker 2: T shirt for you. I can't believe you're scary.
Speaker 19: Just moved on for that because that that having and stitches,
Speaker 19: I once again cannot weld in a straight line. And
Speaker 19: like that, that sent me over the edge. I don't know, man,
Speaker 19: that was a thing and I love that for you.
Speaker 19: You guys are the best. Rasa from Wisconsin love your podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Rachel.
Speaker 3: By the way, Rachel weld in a straight line, Rachel, Resa,
Speaker 3: you can't walking a straight line?
Speaker 2: Does she said?
Speaker 1: Weld dp NC. Who's a welder.
Speaker 13: He's a weldern from Brooklyn here, guys, I don't know
Speaker 13: if my other talkback went through. Yes, I was having trouble.
Speaker 13: But about this, uh, the father in Italy, there's a
Speaker 13: couple of things I can say about that number being
Speaker 13: Italian and like you know, first generation my parents are
Speaker 13: born there.
Speaker 10: I used to go back a lot. It's a very
Speaker 10: different atmosphere there.
Speaker 13: They don't look at it like all going out to
Speaker 13: the club with your dad.
Speaker 10: They're very family oriented.
Speaker 13: It's not they're not embarrassed by their parents the way.
Speaker 2: The way we are here.
Speaker 13: Uh continuing, they're not embarrassed like we are here of
Speaker 13: our parents and vice versa. But there's also a very
Speaker 13: different type of respect for the for for elder people.
Speaker 10: You know, like your parents, grandparents and everything else.
Speaker 13: Over there, it's just understood you're not gonna get belly
Speaker 13: butpen shots out.
Speaker 10: Of a in front of you and shit like that.
Speaker 13: It's a very different atmosphere and for the most part drinking.
Speaker 13: There is no real drinking age in most parts of it.
Speaker 13: And it also lends itself to why most Italians aren't
Speaker 13: buffoons and alcoholics and overdo it. I remember going to
Speaker 13: Italy with my cousins, like being with my cousins in Italy,
Speaker 13: and we go out to a bar of what they
Speaker 13: call an American pub, which is kind of funny, and
Speaker 13: we split a twenty two hours to be it between
Speaker 13: two guys and cups. They're not ice cold, served on
Speaker 13: ice like over here. And this goes for most of Europe.
Speaker 13: It's not just Italy. Most of Europe is the same.
Speaker 13: And also the reason why Italians look much Europeans, not
Speaker 13: just Italians look much younger than us is lifestyle number one.
Speaker 13: They eat much better than we do. By nature, everything
Speaker 13: is local, grown up. Italy is maybe the size of
Speaker 13: Florida to New York. It's not much bigger, So it's
Speaker 13: all local stuff. Looking over everything that's going in and
Speaker 13: telling them to put on all kinds of guard. But
Speaker 13: you look at their ingredients, they're mostly natural ingredients. They're
Speaker 13: not memes that you can't pronounce and all kinds of shit.
Speaker 13: Maybe you can't read Italian or Greek or whatever it is,
Speaker 13: but you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: And Uh.
Speaker 13: The other thing is one thing that I always say
Speaker 13: is we live to live to work. Europeans work to live.
Speaker 13: That's why it is a huge difference. My great grandmother
Speaker 13: was needfull houll talk all.
Speaker 2: Right, Dan, thank you, Vinny. I think he got cut
Speaker 2: cut himself off.
Speaker 13: Need whole hull talk on cell phones, in public, on
Speaker 13: speakerpon what's the worst kind of people?
Speaker 2: All of a sudden.
Speaker 13: I wasn't gonna comment on this, but Pod you asked
Speaker 13: for it. You'll be in the dick bro. I mean
Speaker 13: the guy was thick, obviously, but you could have been
Speaker 13: the better man. I mean that was kind of dickish ones.
Speaker 13: I mean fifteen it's like playground rules, dude. I mean,
Speaker 13: it's just a fucking game.
Speaker 10: You know. I wouldn't tell the guy I do have
Speaker 10: hard feelings. I just destroy him on the court. You
Speaker 10: said you're better than him. You obviously beat him. That's enough.
Speaker 13: Show him that cheating or not cheating, you're still gonna
Speaker 13: kick his fucking ass.
Speaker 2: Here you go.
Speaker 10: That's all I have to agree with Scary on this.
Speaker 22: Bro.
Speaker 10: I don't think anybody here is a piece of shit, and.
Speaker 13: I think toxic masculinity is the stupidest fucking term in
Speaker 13: the world.
Speaker 10: But yeah, just fucking.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Vinny. Appreciate it all right, Bro, do you
Speaker 2: have a comment on that. I don't all.
Speaker 1: From what I know of Vinnie, if somebody accuses him
Speaker 1: of cheating, I feel like Vinny would pop him in
Speaker 1: the mouth.
Speaker 2: He probably would.
Speaker 22: Brooklyn Boy is backer from Long Island. In regards to
Speaker 22: the on hold music, yeah, I would definitely pick no
Speaker 22: music because the music just drives insane. But what's even
Speaker 22: better now, some companies have a thing where they will
Speaker 22: call you back. They'll say, oh, if you don't want
Speaker 22: to lose your place online, we'll.
Speaker 9: Call you back.
Speaker 10: That's the legit option. I wish they would all do that.
Speaker 10: Love you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but remember that time I talked about maybe a
Speaker 1: year ago, where they said we'll call you back, And
Speaker 1: then when they called me back, they said, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: push one to accept your callback, and they said, all
Speaker 1: our operators are currently busy. Your current waytime is twenty
Speaker 1: four minutes. Whatever it was there's no point. They called
Speaker 1: me back and still made me.
Speaker 12: Wait, that's that scary and brody and brody and scary
Speaker 12: Scrody the knee from CT spell it Brody. I apologize
Speaker 12: for all that asonite, intellectually indefficient imbeciles that you have
Speaker 12: to deal with on a consistent basis.
Speaker 1: Oh, I like scary, be nice.
Speaker 12: How can anyone accuse the man of the people and
Speaker 12: the man that practices the three eyes, intensity, integrity, and
Speaker 12: intelligence of follow play? Complete blasphemy?
Speaker 1: Thank you, don't forget in your face the fourth eigh,
Speaker 1: the fifth igh idiotic?
Speaker 10: Thanks for my boys podcast.
Speaker 1: Uh and for Scary from before the commercial break, the
Speaker 1: sixth egh incapable of moving quickly?
Speaker 2: Oh please? So I'm plowing through these You kidding me.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get through. I'm trying to get.
Speaker 1: Three men on the pickleball court or on any any
Speaker 1: All right, well this is the last batch.
Speaker 2: Oh hey, Bernie is scared?
Speaker 23: Is Joe from California?
Speaker 8: Scary?
Speaker 23: I just heard your new commercial for smart water. You
Speaker 23: say you drink it all the time, and I do,
Speaker 23: especially right before bed. You chug the whole bottle.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 23: I don't believe that. Man, you're fifty years old. Give
Speaker 23: me fucking pissing all night if you do that. So,
Speaker 23: and I don't know how truthful you are.
Speaker 2: I wake up.
Speaker 1: I wake up at the middle of the night at
Speaker 1: least once to pe if you must know. That's TMI
Speaker 1: for most But okay.
Speaker 24: Brody and scary and never scary and brody as well
Speaker 24: from ct Man. One of my biggest pet peeves is
Speaker 24: when people just start talking loud as fucking quiet areas.
Speaker 10: It's like, how oblivious are you? You fucking twat.
Speaker 24: But another one of my biggest pet peeves is when
Speaker 24: I'm standing in line at a grocery store and someone's
Speaker 24: on FaceTime in front of me, and I'm in the
Speaker 24: shop and this fucking behemoth of a wife is on
Speaker 24: the screen. Is and I swear like these companies, whether
Speaker 24: like phone or any device, do these upgrades, is like
Speaker 24: I swear, is just to give their teams something to do,
Speaker 24: because if these things ran like well oiled machines, nobody
Speaker 24: will have anything to do and jobs will be lost.
Speaker 24: So they have to come up with shit, random shit,
Speaker 24: And uh, brody, by the way, you did sound louder
Speaker 24: to me too, So I guess you fooled me as well,
Speaker 24: but you just sound louder to me as well, because
Speaker 24: here was louder.
Speaker 1: I'm right, No, I was not power suggestion boocoomy was.
Speaker 5: It's Kailan from Beshore. So I'm listening to episode two
Speaker 5: twenty five from July twenty eight, twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: Damn brody.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, you guys just moved studios and you were
Speaker 5: cleaning your desk, but then you left four weeks later,
Speaker 5: three weeks later.
Speaker 4: Do you know you were walking out or leaving.
Speaker 15: At that point?
Speaker 4: Did you guys like you, Oh, I need a dusk,
Speaker 4: I want a dusk, I need a desk, but then.
Speaker 10: You left three weekly.
Speaker 5: I also didn't mean to say, what's the beef? I
Speaker 5: know there's not a beef allegedly, or was there a beef?
Speaker 1: I don't know. No, this is no beef. First of all,
Speaker 1: I don't remember the conversation. But I had to clean
Speaker 1: off my desk because it was a shithole. I just
Speaker 1: had papers everywhere, and I couldn't function with all the
Speaker 1: crap that was around my desk, under my desk. We
Speaker 1: had been in those studios for fourteen years.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was a lot.
Speaker 1: And plus I wasn't even there for two years because
Speaker 1: of COVID, so when I came back, it was just
Speaker 1: overwhelming to me having not been there for so long.
Speaker 1: But from the time I left to the time the
Speaker 1: morning show moved to the new studios was still like
Speaker 1: six months, wasn't it. Yeah, so I would have had
Speaker 1: to live in that mess for another six seven, eight
Speaker 1: months from the time you're referencing. So that's my only
Speaker 1: explanation is I it wasn't gonna be like, you know, instant,
Speaker 1: and it was just just pay piles of papers that
Speaker 1: were three years old from before the pandemic.
Speaker 12: So yeah, guys, it's Keithlyn.
Speaker 4: We were just speaking in the back seat.
Speaker 25: We're ready to grow to trigger Joe's end. The title
Speaker 25: of this episode is rim Tin Tin Job Scary. You
Speaker 25: were talking about a time where you were having sex
Speaker 25: with this girl and the girl was obsessed with the
Speaker 25: dog and both assessed with her and did dog licked
Speaker 25: your buttole while you were having sex? And Brody asked
Speaker 25: you did the dog no peanut butter on your Photole
Speaker 25: diet take the left.
Speaker 1: Was that we all know it would have been the
Speaker 1: expensive peanut butter, so peanut butter.
Speaker 11: Probably you said an app on your phone auto updated? No,
Speaker 11: I remember you were not updating the Twitter app because
Speaker 11: you wanted it to remain Twitter. So did that auto
Speaker 11: update or do you still have the Twitter app on?
Speaker 11: And remember you guys were talking about the conjoined twins
Speaker 11: and all the things that they go through. And so
Speaker 11: I saw Aja and Metal from the Sopranos. They have
Speaker 11: a podcast they were talking about one of them got
Speaker 11: married and the other one was smiling in the photo,
Speaker 11: and they were saying, should the other one be smiling
Speaker 11: in the photo, and they were like, yeah, I'd be
Speaker 11: smiling if it was me in the photo.
Speaker 1: They conjoined twins still a phenomenon that I have.
Speaker 2: Updated or article about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I haven't seen any information verifying whether or not
Speaker 1: they had a baby. There was a picture them holding
Speaker 1: a baby, but there's no stories about whether or not
Speaker 1: they one of them or they gave birth to a baby.
Speaker 1: I don't know in terms of what else? Sorry, what
Speaker 1: else is the reference at the beginning of his call
Speaker 1: play the call against yea Okay, So, yeah, the Blue
Speaker 1: Mail app auto updated because I didn't have auto update
Speaker 1: turned off because it's been updating for like ten years.
Speaker 1: It's never been a problem. As far as the Twitter app,
Speaker 1: I never updated the Twitter app, but my phone died
Speaker 1: in June and had to get a replacement phone, and
Speaker 1: when I reinstalled everything, I then got the X app.
Speaker 1: But because I have an Android, I was able to
Speaker 1: change the icon back to the Twitter icon, so it
Speaker 1: still looks like a Twitter app because I like the
Speaker 1: bird better than the black X.
Speaker 18: Hey, my name is Roboto. Long time listening, first time
Speaker 18: talk Barker, and it's always brody and scary.
Speaker 2: Oh I completely knew car.
Speaker 15: Don't you have a five point nine billion dollar piece
Speaker 15: of equipment? Couldn't you control the sign from there? Time
Speaker 15: to get the next piece of equipment? Not boopo only
Speaker 15: because twenty more billion dollars, so you can control the
Speaker 15: mic from me?
Speaker 2: Do you want fast guetz?
Speaker 8: Brooklyn boy is tea way. I'm a few episodes behind
Speaker 8: getting caught up, but I love Scary's explanation of not
Speaker 8: buying things with artificial sugar and whatever. But he'll eat
Speaker 8: it if it's in front of him, and that makes
Speaker 8: perfect sense. I won't buy a bag of meth, but
Speaker 8: if everybody's around smoking it, then you know, I'll smoke
Speaker 8: a little mato because I didn't buy it. You know,
Speaker 8: it's it's not as bad for your body if you
Speaker 8: don't spend money on it.
Speaker 2: Appearance, wonderful analogy. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you for.
Speaker 26: Bringing that up toke Hey b boys, Christy can saddlebook.
Speaker 26: Regarding episode three forty nine, I totally agree with Brody
Speaker 26: on this one. Sorry scary, but do not upgrade. It's
Speaker 26: just so frustrating with my job and we have to
Speaker 26: upgrade on the computer. None of my passwords work. After
Speaker 26: I upgrade, I had to change everything uick unforgot password
Speaker 26: and my iPhone. I don't even want to talk about
Speaker 26: that with the Hey Christy again, regarding episode three forty eight,
Speaker 26: I believe what you would pay five thousand dollars for.
Speaker 26: I have to talk back over late the weekend, but
Speaker 26: I don't think it made the cut. I would definitely
Speaker 26: pay five grand to attend a party at the Hank's
Speaker 26: house Tom and Rita where Open would be in attendant
Speaker 26: and Bruce Springsteen and other celebrities and recently playing a guitar,
Speaker 26: and we'd all be singing and having a great time.
Speaker 26: That's totally worth five brand for me?
Speaker 2: Okay, so we know where her line is?
Speaker 1: All right, scary? Have you thought of anything you'd pay
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars for since we talked about it?
Speaker 2: No? No, still nothing worth it?
Speaker 1: Is there a celebrity or maybe?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean if I could hang out with like YouTube
Speaker 1: you two are exactly that bottle from you two for
Speaker 1: it or the two of themaining Beastie Boys the two?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh yeah?
Speaker 1: That would you spend five thousand dollars if you could
Speaker 1: do a Beastie Boys song as the third beastie with
Speaker 1: the two Beastie Boys. Also, your choice is give me
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars. Okay, all right, very good?
Speaker 2: You would too, and you know that.
Speaker 1: No, not with the Beastie Boys. Okay, there is something.
Speaker 2: There's a group for you something.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'd go on stage with kiss and full makeup
Speaker 1: and costume and I mean maybe, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Right, I think these are the final two.
Speaker 27: That's it, all right there, boy, I won't breaking down
Speaker 27: for you scare any one more vacation count he's going, yeah,
Speaker 27: pret soles are making miss thirstick nice.
Speaker 2: I guess we have to leave it right there. That
Speaker 2: was it. Those were the two two parts.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that guy, uh, he should call it
Speaker 1: more often.
Speaker 2: I like his energy.
Speaker 1: He should That was the first time talk packer that one, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I never heard that guy before.
Speaker 3: I never I don't know who that is anyway. Thanks
Speaker 3: for your feedback this week for For Better or Worse
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