Speaker 1: Phone Elvis Duran, Elvis Duran. Phone tap.
Speaker 2: All right, here comes the phone tap, our favorite phone tap.
Speaker 2: Sometimes are the ones where we don't really do anything.
Speaker 2: We let you make the call, like today's. The email
Speaker 2: came in, Dear Elvis Durant. My husband bought me a
Speaker 2: forty thousand dollars engagement ring when we first got engaged
Speaker 2: seven years ago. Well, a couple of years ago. We
Speaker 2: were moving out of our old house and I lost
Speaker 2: the ring. He was so mad and frustrated with me,
Speaker 2: but he bought me another. So why don't we call
Speaker 2: him today and tell him that I lost my new ring.
Speaker 2: Oh no, man, this comes to us from Sonya. Obviously.
Speaker 2: Sonya loves to be very irritating. Sonya is going to
Speaker 2: start the call. She does all the work herself until
Speaker 2: we busted it at the end. Here's today's you make
Speaker 2: the call phone tap.
Speaker 3: Hello. Hey, Hi, Listen, I went to shop right this morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah. When I came home, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I realized that the diamond was missing from the ring.
Speaker 1: You had the ring on your finger and the diamond
Speaker 1: is missing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have the ring, just the center stone is missing.
Speaker 1: How could the center stone be missing?
Speaker 3: So listen, I closed shop Right to see if anybody
Speaker 3: found something.
Speaker 1: And yeah, like, if someone from Shop Right finds a
Speaker 1: diamond that size, they're gonna return it. If I found
Speaker 1: a diamond, you think I'd give it back? Oh my god, Well,
Speaker 1: you gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 3: Listen, my mom's gonna come over and watch the kids.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go back to the store.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god. If
Speaker 1: this is the second time it happened that you lost
Speaker 1: this ring, the.
Speaker 3: First time wasn't my phone.
Speaker 1: I know the first time wasn't your fault, so but
Speaker 1: you know what, you would think that the second time
Speaker 1: around you were lucky enough to get a replaced and
Speaker 1: you'd be more careful with it. I need lose it
Speaker 1: on purpose, right, so I know you didn't lose it
Speaker 1: on purpose to wear it. Oh, I'm having a chest
Speaker 1: pain and the doctor last week told me to avoid stress.
Speaker 1: It finds me avoid stress.
Speaker 3: That's a classic that told you not to get stressed.
Speaker 1: Not to his doctor tells me a stress is his
Speaker 1: wife losing engagement ring twice?
Speaker 3: Didn't you tell me the last time? Don't get upset,
Speaker 3: It's only a ring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the first time. But how can it
Speaker 1: happen two times? How can it happen? Most people go
Speaker 1: to your entire lives with one diamond ring. You've had
Speaker 1: two in the freaking past seven years. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I mean there's a limit to my understanding. So I'm
Speaker 1: sitting here shaking. I'm so angry.
Speaker 3: I'm sure we'll find it.
Speaker 1: You sure will find it, like you was sure we
Speaker 1: were going to find the first one. Where's that one? Who?
Speaker 1: Where's the first one?
Speaker 3: You sitting down?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know what I did? I had?
Speaker 1: Why is a credit card bill of like fifteen thousand dollars?
Speaker 3: Why I sold the first ring? I sold it to Derek?
Speaker 3: What they didn't want you to find?
Speaker 1: What about a credit card? What's fifteen thousand dollars? On
Speaker 1: the American inspected it was fifteen thousand, fifteen thousand dollars
Speaker 1: credit card bill? Yeah, that I didn't know about. What
Speaker 1: the hell did you buy for fifteen thousand dollars?
Speaker 3: You know, things for the house?
Speaker 1: Thanks for the house. My father's house costs fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: What are you buying fifteen thousand dollars for things.
Speaker 3: For the house?
Speaker 1: We couldn't even What else do I know about? Could
Speaker 1: you know last, make stop making a list of that
Speaker 1: I don't know about. Maybe it's time he.
Speaker 3: Told me we can probably buy it back from Derek.
Speaker 1: What will probably buy I mean, we don't have any
Speaker 1: debt now, so I gotta buy back a ring from Derek.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, I don't believe this. I must be in
Speaker 1: the twilight zone.
Speaker 3: But at least I sold it back to the jeweler.
Speaker 1: Who cares who you sold it back to? Oh maybe
Speaker 1: I don't care if you sold it back to some
Speaker 1: junkie on the street. You think that makes a difference
Speaker 1: who you sold it back to. You lied, You lied,
Speaker 1: and it's not one lie. It's like a lie on
Speaker 1: a lie on a lie. And now you want me
Speaker 1: to leave this job to go help you look for
Speaker 1: this ring. The bulls is unreal, The balls is unreal.
Speaker 2: Are you serious? Why it's Elvis Durant man. You've been
Speaker 2: phone tapped.
Speaker 1: This is not funny.
Speaker 3: I ain't save the first ring.
Speaker 1: I really lost it, and I didn't lose the second one,
Speaker 1: so you okay, No, I'm not I'm still going to
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