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Speaker 5: All right, hey, this is Maggie from Miami, but now
Speaker 5: from Cape Coral. Going back to the Spruce episode, Scary
Speaker 5: you said, Okay, Michael Jackson, it's human nature. I think
Speaker 5: that was Madonna, and I really hope I'm right.
Speaker 1: Because you're huge.
Speaker 5: Where you correct, somebody make sure you're right.
Speaker 6: And I didn't google it.
Speaker 1: So fuck it. You should have googled it.
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson, right, tell him that is a nation that, by.
Speaker 1: The way, that does googles.
Speaker 4: Madonna have a song called human Nations. She may, but
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson had the popular one. If I mean Madonna.
Speaker 4: It's on Bedtime Stories. So both the correct Michael Jackson
Speaker 4: had the bigger head with a different song altogether.
Speaker 7: Reggie, here, listen. Brody and Scary.
Speaker 8: If I ever adopt two bonded kittens from.
Speaker 9: Brooklyn that are boys, I will name them Brody and Scary.
Speaker 10: That is the promise I make to you.
Speaker 1: Wow, that could happen like that.
Speaker 3: That is going to be, you know what. She's going
Speaker 3: to make good on that too, and she will do it,
Speaker 3: and she's she's gonna get some kittens. I could feel it.
Speaker 4: She didn't say when I adopt them. She said, if
Speaker 4: I ever adopt them, that's someone of those like you know,
Speaker 4: she may she may be on her way to be
Speaker 4: to the you know yeah yeah, like Lion's main.
Speaker 1: It may may, it may increase brain function.
Speaker 8: Hey guys, Laura from CT here, I feel that the
Speaker 8: TC is worse. So I would say that the T
Speaker 8: word for me is worse than the sea word. And
Speaker 8: back in the seventies and eighties, if someone called you
Speaker 8: the T or the sea word, it was pretty bad.
Speaker 7: And for them to try to.
Speaker 8: Make the sea word a nice and pleasant thing and
Speaker 8: have a great C day and so on on.
Speaker 7: And so forth, I don't think so. I think it's
Speaker 7: nasty and we shouldn't be using it.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree, and T is worse than C.
Speaker 7: Hey guys, Hey guys, Laura from CT Brody.
Speaker 1: That guy, by the way, she's got C and T town.
Speaker 1: I love it. Ct.
Speaker 7: Hey guys, Laura from CT Brody. That guy drove his.
Speaker 8: Car through the CarMax doors because he didn't like his
Speaker 8: appraisal offer on his car, so he just flipped out
Speaker 8: on them. So I guess he was yelling before that,
Speaker 8: and he was really upset about it, had gotten his
Speaker 8: car and then decided to crash through the doors several
Speaker 8: times and injuring all those people. Just absolutely crazy that
Speaker 8: you would get that upset offer an appraisal offer. We're
Speaker 8: not taking the car from you, and I'm sorry that
Speaker 8: your offer was. It's just crazy that he drove it
Speaker 8: through the doors because now guess what your car's worth?
Speaker 7: Shit, because now.
Speaker 8: It's destroyed, and then you're going to jail for attempted
Speaker 8: murder because of an appraisal.
Speaker 7: That you didn't like.
Speaker 8: Like I said, we're not taking your car from you,
Speaker 8: and you can go on Kelly Bluebook. You can do
Speaker 8: it privately, do whatever you need to do to sell
Speaker 8: it for the amount of money that you wanted it for.
Speaker 1: All right, Yep, she rests her case and she's making argument.
Speaker 1: She's making a left you hear that.
Speaker 8: I heard it, Laura from CT Brody. I'm with you
Speaker 8: on the pizza. I live not too far away from
Speaker 8: New Haven. I've had Franks, I've had Modern, I've had Sally's,
Speaker 8: I've had other different pieces. Yes, it's all the same
Speaker 8: slice of pizza, not like in New York. But you
Speaker 8: can get a Sicilian, you can get a Grandma you
Speaker 8: there's like different types of pizza that you can get.
Speaker 7: Not in Connecticut. It's the same slices over and over.
Speaker 7: I literally get a.
Speaker 8: Sicilian slice from the shop right where I live, because
Speaker 8: I cannot get a Sicilian from any other places, like
Speaker 8: those big places. Everyone's saying has the best pizza in connecticuts,
Speaker 8: but in the New York I don't agree. Yes, the
Speaker 8: pizza is good, but yeah, so New York pizza is
Speaker 8: better because you can get different varieties of slices, not
Speaker 8: like Connecticut.
Speaker 4: Right before you, before you leave us talk back, I said, well,
Speaker 4: you can get a sausage or a shrimp or a clamp.
Speaker 4: Those are toppings. I'm talking about style of the actual
Speaker 4: dough in the bread. You know, the pizza.
Speaker 11: Parte leand from Ohio. I am suicrry people.
Speaker 12: I didn't know it was going to pick up on
Speaker 12: the audio. I remember when Juan Valdez flush a toilet
Speaker 12: on us.
Speaker 4: Oh he took it the guy anyways, My bad, guys,
Speaker 4: My bad forgiving you don't remember, scary he was on
Speaker 4: the toilet when he left to talk back.
Speaker 1: I remember that. You can hear it.
Speaker 4: You heard the acoustics of the bathroom. You know what
Speaker 4: he manned up and left to talk back. He admitted
Speaker 4: it so.
Speaker 11: Land from Ohio. So, Brody, you were talking about pizza.
Speaker 12: That doll has to be sugar list, of the the
Speaker 12: sauce has to be sugar list, it has to be
Speaker 12: all natural. And then last it has to be your
Speaker 12: community that helps you make the pizza. That's how you
Speaker 12: make a pizza. Other than that, it's not even warorth it.
Speaker 12: Fuck this corporate ship.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just I don't eat corporate pizza. So it's
Speaker 4: on a conveyor belt. Chances are I'm not. I mean,
Speaker 4: I yes, once every five years, I will. I will
Speaker 4: go to the Domino's when I'm really hungry at one
Speaker 4: o'clock in the morning and know other pizza place.
Speaker 1: Keep it local, small business.
Speaker 13: Liam from a high You mentioned, Brodie a couple of
Speaker 13: weeks ago about me saying about uh prayers.
Speaker 11: That was when scary it was on vacation. So I'm
Speaker 11: saying I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: That was a week before, a week before.
Speaker 11: So let's get that right, Okay, thank you?
Speaker 1: You love his patience right in the middle of a
Speaker 1: talk pack.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Liam, I don't know what you were referencing.
Speaker 4: But I was probably wrong. Okay, I just don't remember
Speaker 4: any prayer conversation, or I just don't.
Speaker 1: I'm Brody.
Speaker 4: Brodie's admitting he's wrong. No, I just don't. I can't
Speaker 4: argue that I was right because I don't remember it.
Speaker 4: So okay, I like Liam, Like.
Speaker 1: I said, he stood up Brooklyn left that first talk back.
Speaker 14: So all right, Brooklyn boys, this is your boy Aaron
Speaker 14: from Saint Louis via Canarsi.
Speaker 1: Scary Jones.
Speaker 15: If you.
Speaker 14: Could get on a pickleball court and play around with Brody,
Speaker 14: you got another thing coming. I've heard you get winded
Speaker 14: running for food outside the studio. That's how are you
Speaker 14: going to get on a pickle ball court for five minutes?
Speaker 1: I may have to practice. I gotta ramp it up, Buddy.
Speaker 14: Lewis via Canarsi again. Secondly, Scary Jones, real dick move,
Speaker 14: leaving your girlfriend at to go through the line by
Speaker 14: herself in the airport. In fact, such a dick move.
Speaker 14: Need a picture of you sitting in first class on
Speaker 14: a T shirt with the caption Brooklyn Boys podcast dick
Speaker 14: pick I'm out.
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, well, first of all, I didn't leave her in
Speaker 3: at least I didn't leave her an economy like Gandhi
Speaker 3: left her boyfriend.
Speaker 1: No, oh yeah, she didn't leave him an economy.
Speaker 3: Once again, once again, I paid for the upgrade for
Speaker 3: my girlfriend. And let me give you some now that
Speaker 3: we've gone on the trip and we've come back, I
Speaker 3: left her there again because she just refuses to to
Speaker 3: this moment. She does not want to get the TSA
Speaker 3: pre or the or the global entry. And I'm just
Speaker 3: over it. I'm over it. It's been years now where
Speaker 3: I've been trying. And I will take her to the
Speaker 3: airport and I will gladly, you know, sit there with
Speaker 3: her doing the interview process. I will walk her through
Speaker 3: step by step. She does not want to do it
Speaker 3: for sheer laziness. It's got nothing that she's.
Speaker 4: Not with your argument. You already put fourth arugment on
Speaker 4: the episode.
Speaker 16: All right.
Speaker 4: By the way, in terms of a scary playing pick
Speaker 4: a ball, let's remind the audience that you once pulled
Speaker 4: a muscle in your back because you yawned wrong.
Speaker 3: That's true, but that was when I was you know,
Speaker 3: that's before I started working out. That was fourth quarter scary.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm back and hit the gym on Friday.
Speaker 3: I'm back to the gym with your car.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Hey, by good boy Shamie from Queen's here.
Speaker 17: I got to tell you guys about this weird thing
Speaker 17: that happened at the doctor's office day. So I'm at
Speaker 17: the doctor's office. It's a privately owned doctor's office, and
Speaker 17: I'm sitting in the waiting room. The reception people are
Speaker 17: behind the desk eating lunch, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 17: everybody hears from the back where the exam rooms are. Yeah,
Speaker 17: I know I'm fucking late on my child support payments.
Speaker 1: So we're all looking around like what was that?
Speaker 17: And the guy yells again, something like you you're the
Speaker 17: fucking floor or something like that. And then suddenly this
Speaker 17: guy storms out from where the exam rooms are. He's
Speaker 17: obviously on the phone and storms out of the office.
Speaker 17: And I said to one of the reception ladies, I said,
Speaker 17: because you know, this is the perfect place to have
Speaker 17: that argument on the phone, right medal of a doctor
Speaker 17: his office?
Speaker 18: Why not?
Speaker 1: People have no class? But thank you so much. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's funny. I like that.
Speaker 19: Hey, Brooke, boys, what up is spoilation? Mike so strange
Speaker 19: dog names how Jetski Brian's cousins came up with named
Speaker 19: Brody for his dog. Well, here's my hypothesis. His cousin
Speaker 19: is probably a pro wrestling fan, and there was a
Speaker 19: wrestler in the late seventies to the eighties, Bruiser Brody's.
Speaker 15: He's really like tough, badass guy.
Speaker 19: Yeah, so Bruise of Brody is like a really badass
Speaker 19: wrestler from the late eight late seventies through the eighties.
Speaker 19: So yes, I think that's how Jesske, Brian's cousin got
Speaker 19: the name Brody for his dog.
Speaker 15: Checking them out Bruise of Brody.
Speaker 19: Ducks Out of Rings season one, episode three, And another note,
Speaker 19: did you guys check out the dishwash episode from Fresh
Speaker 19: off the Boat?
Speaker 1: A chance to do that, Abrickham Boys, Okay, thank you
Speaker 1: so much, Asian Mike cool Hey for the record.
Speaker 4: Growing up with a unique name like Brody, which is
Speaker 4: not as unique as it used to be. Believe me,
Speaker 4: I knew everybody named Brody that I could claim, So yes,
Speaker 4: Bruise of Brody, Sheriff Brody, Steve Brody who jumped off
Speaker 4: to Brooklyn Bridge. Yes, there weren't very many, not like
Speaker 4: Adrian Brody and Adam Brody the's actors.
Speaker 3: Now, oh no, not as Brody's and Brady's. Everyone Brody.
Speaker 3: What's Brody Jenner?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well there's always been Brady's, but Brody wasn't as
Speaker 4: popular a name.
Speaker 1: Now it's a first name. I don't think Jetskee.
Speaker 4: Bryan's cousins, uncle's roommate's mother in law named their dog
Speaker 4: Brody because of a seventies wrestler.
Speaker 1: But I like the reference.
Speaker 20: You never know Abrickham boys, This is Marylynd from Omaha.
Speaker 20: I'm listening to episode three twenty eight was Scary and
Speaker 20: Nate at the rooftop bar and the girls means about
Speaker 20: your codes. I am so laughing, And what came to
Speaker 20: my mind was like the roof, the roof, the roof
Speaker 20: is on fire.
Speaker 5: We don't need no water.
Speaker 20: Let the motherfucker burn. Anyway, it was a great story.
Speaker 20: I I'm sure that the boys.
Speaker 4: How great is she for with the way she speaks, Hi,
Speaker 4: you all from Omaha and it says motherfucker.
Speaker 1: But the motherfucker burns.
Speaker 3: It's like two ends. I like it. I love that
Speaker 3: about people. I love that it's like almost like the
Speaker 3: like two sides of the same coin.
Speaker 17: Let's be real here, Scary doesn't give a single flying
Speaker 17: space fuck if Gandhi upgrades her boyfriend's tick to first.
Speaker 7: Class or not to the Bahamas.
Speaker 17: The only reason Scary brought it up is so he
Speaker 17: can play mister big balls.
Speaker 21: And be like, look at me, I upgraded my girlfriend's
Speaker 21: ticket to first class.
Speaker 7: Goodness of my heart, I'm shoe.
Speaker 1: No, I did it. I did it.
Speaker 3: I brought it up because people were attacking me for
Speaker 3: not waiting for her for the TSA pre so I
Speaker 3: felt the need to jump in and say, well, aha.
Speaker 1: Gandhie doesn't upgrade her boyfriend. What's worse.
Speaker 3: I was making a comparison after the fact because people
Speaker 3: attacked me first on this and that was months ago,
Speaker 3: so and they do it often. So all I'm doing
Speaker 3: was defending myself. By using that as an example, you're
Speaker 3: showing how I was the man in that.
Speaker 4: Keep in mind, Scary is the same guy who if
Speaker 4: if the if the building was on fire, he would
Speaker 4: run out of the building, leaving his girlfriend behind to die,
Speaker 4: and he would let you know that she died with
Speaker 4: a real fur code on, not a fake one that
Speaker 4: he bought her.
Speaker 3: That's a terrible analogy because he went out in style.
Speaker 3: You know that's not true.
Speaker 4: You would run out of the scary we've seen when
Speaker 4: shit happened in the radio station.
Speaker 1: You were the first one to run out of the studio.
Speaker 1: Oh no, not talk about that. I wouldn't buy her
Speaker 1: a fur coat. You don't believe. Let's get out of
Speaker 1: the studio.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want to say, didn't you? Did you knock
Speaker 4: Gandhi over running out of the studio once?
Speaker 1: No, I knocked Dan yell over because we were off
Speaker 1: the air. Oh yeah, right, yell over. Sorry, my job
Speaker 1: depends on it.
Speaker 22: Yeah, this is.
Speaker 23: Shira from South Jersey and Rifka. Nobody cares what you think.
Speaker 23: I thought it was hysterical about the twin feet or
Speaker 23: the sister feet. You are being salty and we don't
Speaker 23: want to hear it.
Speaker 3: Yay, by oh god, sounds like she's creating a rift
Speaker 3: cup between the two of them.
Speaker 1: Okay, nice play on.
Speaker 23: I forgot to mention it's also possible that you don't
Speaker 23: like that conversation because nobody would buy photos of your feet.
Speaker 7: So yeah, yourself, thank you, Love you be boys.
Speaker 1: Love you too.
Speaker 4: Let's know again, no slice fighting, No, come on, that
Speaker 4: was very slicing. Yes cutting, Hey.
Speaker 24: Scary, you were just talking about how Gandhi needs to
Speaker 24: financially hurt to pay for Brandon to be in first class.
Speaker 24: Compare that to you need to be financially hurt compared
Speaker 24: to Brody for that steak dinner. Not one that's given
Speaker 24: to you for free, but you need to financially hurt. So, hey,
Speaker 24: you own that steak dinner still, and you said it yourself.
Speaker 24: You need that financial hurt.
Speaker 3: I I for the record, I bought him the steak
Speaker 3: dinner twice. Listen to previous episodes.
Speaker 1: You'll hear you can't legitimately say you bought me a
Speaker 1: steak dinner. You didn't bite ay the time. Nope, they
Speaker 1: gave it. They just happened to be just it used
Speaker 1: to be. It was a compe.
Speaker 4: But you you walked up to the hostess, You're like,
Speaker 4: I'm Scary Jones.
Speaker 1: From that they knew who I was. Yes, yes, you
Speaker 1: put that. You you took the reservation as Scary Jones.
Speaker 1: You have I'm Scary Jones.
Speaker 25: I was Duran Brody and scary and Brody. This is
Speaker 25: well from Brody. I missed those pick a ball stories.
Speaker 25: Matt Thank god you brought some home. I like, you know,
Speaker 25: the jingles from Scary. He never brings those home. But yeah,
Speaker 25: let's go back to the to the podcast that I
Speaker 25: talked about a few weeks ago about getting Reggie, Trucker
Speaker 25: and Wan Valdez into the mix. It's not like Slice
Speaker 25: time because it would just be them three talking without
Speaker 25: Brody and Scary without other people. Let's just let them three.
Speaker 25: So I saw that Reggie already approved. She is down
Speaker 25: for the podcast. So let's get Trucker to agree, and
Speaker 25: let's get all the other slices to agree. Come on,
Speaker 25: The Brooklyn Boys Presents Major Slices Podcasts. We all talk
Speaker 25: about how we want to hear more of Trucker, we
Speaker 25: want to hear more of Reggie. Wherever the hell Wan
Speaker 25: val does is I don't know, but let's make this happen. Guys,
Speaker 25: come on, we need another podcast of them three, just
Speaker 25: them three going at it, just the three of them,
Speaker 25: bring it.
Speaker 1: Let's take a pause for the cause right there. How
Speaker 1: about that with Scary and Verdie.
Speaker 3: We got a lot of these today, got a lot
Speaker 3: trying to catch up. Something was screwed up at the
Speaker 3: computer when I logged on.
Speaker 1: Earlier, but I think I fixed it. Something was weird.
Speaker 1: You're a nine point six four million dollar sound system.
Speaker 3: It was it was the the iHeart talkback system, which
Speaker 3: was faltering. Things were out of order and jumbled up.
Speaker 3: But I think I had to do a reboot on that.
Speaker 11: He guess what's going on.
Speaker 1: It's meeting and they'll have more trucker one more time.
Speaker 26: You're not sure, Barbara, you know, Brody, give him a chance, man,
Speaker 26: he can go play people mall with this five hundred
Speaker 26: dollars shoes.
Speaker 1: He can squeak all over the place.
Speaker 26: Oh it'll be awful, Mandl fridge shoes going all over
Speaker 26: the place, lift right up and down. MA, come on, deal,
Speaker 26: my schot man, don't be like that. You know, everybody
Speaker 26: got to start somewhere. You know, I definitely don't think
Speaker 26: he'll look I mean, he'll be good at pickleball, but
Speaker 26: you know he'll definitely look good doing it, because you know,
Speaker 26: he's got all the boogie clothes and he'll you.
Speaker 1: Know, he'll probably go buy a boogie racket and all that.
Speaker 26: And then you don't they say, you know, it's not
Speaker 26: about how good you are, it's about how good you look.
Speaker 1: Newing it or that's right.
Speaker 26: Definitely think that he'll look good doing the pickleball thing there.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Trucker. You're right, it's all about
Speaker 1: the style.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll lose a lot of nothing, but you'll look
Speaker 4: good doing it exactly, and I'm okay with it.
Speaker 22: Theresa from Vero Beach, Florida. I'm aware that's some stare
Speaker 22: in my hair. In fact, to be fair, some really
Speaker 22: despair of my hair. But I don't care because they're
Speaker 22: not aware, nor are they debonair. In fact, they're just
Speaker 22: playing square. They see hair down to their say beware
Speaker 22: and go off on a terror. I say, no, fair ahead,
Speaker 22: that's spare is really nowhere. So being like a bear,
Speaker 22: be fair with your hair, show what you care, wear
Speaker 22: it to there or to there or to their A
Speaker 22: few dare my wife bought some hair at a fair
Speaker 22: to use as a spare.
Speaker 10: Did I care?
Speaker 26: Oh?
Speaker 15: Contrare fair hair?
Speaker 26: Spare?
Speaker 24: Hair is fair?
Speaker 22: In fact, hair can be rare. Fred astaregut no hair,
Speaker 22: nor does a chair, nor does a chocolate eclaire. And
Speaker 22: where is the hair on a pair nowhere, Maul Frere.
Speaker 22: So now that I've shared this affair of the hair.
Speaker 22: I'm going to repair to my lair and use nair.
Speaker 22: Do you care, here's my beard? You don't weird, don't
Speaker 22: be scared.
Speaker 1: It's just a beer.
Speaker 22: By the way, that was a poem by George Harlan.
Speaker 1: I have a great thing, guys.
Speaker 3: I really thought we had an original slice there. I
Speaker 3: mean write it was a podcast you to share, And
Speaker 3: I do care? What if people wrote us a poem?
Speaker 3: I was just thinking about that as you As that
Speaker 3: was rolling through, I'm thinking about it. My mind went
Speaker 3: off into a place thinking that what if these slices
Speaker 3: became Shakespeare. They wrote us some prose or a.
Speaker 15: What is it?
Speaker 1: A high coup? Shakespeare didn't rite haikus. No Shakespeare.
Speaker 3: Shakespeare would write a play. He wrote a sonnet sonnet son,
Speaker 3: but a haiku? How about a limerick? Come on, let's
Speaker 3: have a let's have a Brooklyn boys slice his limerick contest.
Speaker 1: Now Brody's ticking it through.
Speaker 15: No, I just think.
Speaker 1: Scary Jones. He's looking thinner.
Speaker 4: Some might say he's a winner, but despite all of that,
Speaker 4: he still os David Brody a fucking steak dinner.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 18: I'm laughing at my ass off at this fucking scary
Speaker 18: asking Gandhi and the group to grab his bags bullshit, scary.
Speaker 27: I'm sorry, brother, I usually agree with you, but this
Speaker 27: time way fucked up. You could have went in the
Speaker 27: middle of the flight to grab your ship from that
Speaker 27: row and put.
Speaker 12: It up by you.
Speaker 1: Once you were in me have to take off. All
Speaker 1: the cabins were taken.
Speaker 3: No, it's not a cabin If you didn't overhead bins
Speaker 3: were in use, all of them.
Speaker 1: They closed them and they were all full. There was
Speaker 1: a full flight. Whatever c you were in had to
Speaker 1: be empty. There was no one there to put their
Speaker 1: bags up there.
Speaker 18: If you hadn't gone back door in the flight, if
Speaker 18: you didn't think about it, you should have at least,
Speaker 18: at the very least waited by the.
Speaker 11: Door of the plane.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's just fucking wow.
Speaker 12: Bro.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry, bro.
Speaker 11: I usually agree with you, but this time it's you.
Speaker 18: I can hear that.
Speaker 13: You right.
Speaker 18: Have a go on, guys, scary.
Speaker 4: Do you realize how bad you fucked up? You lost
Speaker 4: Vinnie on your side.
Speaker 1: Vinnie from Brooklyn has turned on you. Vinnie's always on
Speaker 1: my side, Vinnie's my boy, not anymore. He crossed the line.
Speaker 1: Next thing you know you're so wrong. You lost Vinnie.
Speaker 3: Next thing, you know, Rock and Steve over here. That's right,
Speaker 3: he's gonna be against me on this. No truth, you
Speaker 3: told couldn't do it mid flight. It was a full flight.
Speaker 3: All all the cabins, all.
Speaker 1: The bins were taken. They really were.
Speaker 3: But yeah, maybe I could have waited at the door.
Speaker 3: Maybe I could rut your seat. No, there were people
Speaker 3: wanted to get out. The one person or two people
Speaker 3: you left it can get back in your roll.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. It was no excuse me comes
Speaker 1: too much. She was too much wool from CT again.
Speaker 28: Scary.
Speaker 25: I just want to say, bravo, bravo. If Robin wants
Speaker 25: to be lazy and I go through the damn pre
Speaker 25: screen just to get on the plane quicker she wants
Speaker 25: to go through that whole process and let her be
Speaker 25: you did the right thing. Enjoy your drink at the
Speaker 25: bar while she hurries up. Also, by the way, if
Speaker 25: you guys were running late as some freak accident day
Speaker 25: and the only way to get to the plane on time,
Speaker 25: if you had to go through the screen, but she
Speaker 25: had to wait, and there was a good chance you're
Speaker 25: gonna miss his flight. Would you leave, by the way,
Speaker 25: Maybe Robin has something to hide. Maybe she doesn't want
Speaker 25: to go through the whole screening process because they might
Speaker 25: find out she's actually an alien.
Speaker 1: An alien. There it is, there, it is.
Speaker 3: Well, she's banging the TSA guy actually recovered all that,
Speaker 3: and she is really okay with with all of it.
Speaker 1: She's she's okay with doing it. She just doesn't want
Speaker 1: to do it. She's for whatever reason. Oh, we appreciate
Speaker 1: her laziness in giving us content.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, we wouldn't have anything to talk about if
Speaker 3: we both had TSA pre That would be boring.
Speaker 10: Yeah, horn canals flowed.
Speaker 28: Jew okay you ha blow jew Uh you brought the coach?
Speaker 28: Oh my god, skare You're right? We don't relay down here.
Speaker 28: But I went to school in Philadelphia to Drexel for
Speaker 28: five years, and my god, that was the most annoying part.
Speaker 10: Actually, after like two years, I just would pregame so hard.
Speaker 28: I didn't want to bring my coat and I just
Speaker 28: fucking dealt with it because cod checking is the fucking worst,
Speaker 28: and like in Philadelphia, it's all shiit bars, So there's
Speaker 28: really no like coat hanger things.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they don't even give you those but if
Speaker 1: he you know, coat hanger things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the other thing is you don't want you
Speaker 3: you don't want your coach to get destroyed. But then
Speaker 3: the problem is half these places charge you like five
Speaker 3: dollars or more for a co check. So it's I
Speaker 3: don't know, to catch catch twenty two. It's their way
Speaker 3: of making more money on you, you know, with the
Speaker 3: co check. But yeah, there's not enough hooks to go around,
Speaker 3: that's for sure.
Speaker 9: Hey, b Boys, Christy from Saddlebrook, Scary, I remember you
Speaker 9: saying you'd been going to the gym and you're working out,
Speaker 9: getting into shape, and I know you're losing weight, you're
Speaker 9: looking good. So I'm going to give you a six
Speaker 9: on the pickleball court. I think that's fair.
Speaker 7: Plice for life, sho six points.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 4: I have to say the fact that Scary's lifting some
Speaker 4: ten pound weights has nothing to do with the skill
Speaker 4: required to learn how to play pickleball or the endurance.
Speaker 1: That's all big difference.
Speaker 10: Brooklyn Boy is all from Jersey.
Speaker 16: Hey, I'm talking about the guy from Koki Cheese at
Speaker 16: Brodie used to work with, and now he's gonna have
Speaker 16: to give him.
Speaker 7: A gift and the guy going away.
Speaker 16: Listen, Brody, do you want to give gifts away for
Speaker 16: people you haven't seen in a long time?
Speaker 10: Huckett, give me a gift.
Speaker 7: You've never seen me.
Speaker 2: But I'm a nice guy.
Speaker 7: I call into this show and say, some crazy shit,
Speaker 7: give me a gift?
Speaker 15: How about that?
Speaker 1: How about that? How about that? Well?
Speaker 4: I appreciate your generous offer to accept a gift. The
Speaker 4: person in question of my story is someone who I
Speaker 4: was really good friends with for a long time. You
Speaker 4: and I have not been that yet, but who knows.
Speaker 16: Brooklyn boy, he's ball from Jersey, probably back to back
Speaker 16: talk back, but we'll give a shit Scarry, did you
Speaker 16: really ask me, Spruce, if.
Speaker 10: You went to finishing school? What is he back in
Speaker 10: the fifties trying to.
Speaker 22: Make sure that he's a properly and going to do
Speaker 22: the things that lady.
Speaker 15: Is supposed to do, walk books on top.
Speaker 7: Of her head and walk tall and spit properly.
Speaker 1: What's the fox? Jarry?
Speaker 10: Finishing school?
Speaker 1: Holy shit, my man, it was a fucking joke.
Speaker 16: Brooklyn Boys Fall from Jersey. Listen to the podcast, Spruce.
Speaker 16: He's talking about the environment, and I aloud, change Wade speak.
Speaker 16: I absolutely agree with him. Kay to the West. When
Speaker 16: I was eleven to do it Jersey Uh came up
Speaker 16: a different country.
Speaker 29: Uh.
Speaker 16: And now when I talk to people, they say, I
Speaker 16: sound like I'm Jerseys, like I was born here. You
Speaker 16: definitely pick up the accent from where you live. So yeah,
Speaker 16: good on Spruce and uh, my.
Speaker 1: Man, that's my man.
Speaker 3: Everyone's man, Spruce Man. He got a lot of feedback.
Speaker 3: We got to have him on more often we do.
Speaker 30: Hey Brooken boys, Dallas from Philly. Just commenting on this
Speaker 30: water bottle fiasco. I'm surprised that Rody doesn't use her
Speaker 30: to use the Ottle water bottle because for me, it's
Speaker 30: just it's cheaper to use.
Speaker 7: The water that I have in my house with a
Speaker 7: filter a rabbit than spending money on a case. Every week.
Speaker 7: I drink too much water. It's really the only thing
Speaker 7: that I drink, and it stays cold all day.
Speaker 15: Shout out to my hid.
Speaker 21: Your drug much sheeper than Stanley.
Speaker 1: And okay, okay, we build it. Part two.
Speaker 21: Not surprised that Scary is gonna buy his water every week.
Speaker 21: He probably doesn't buy.
Speaker 31: And spends one hundred.
Speaker 21: Million dollars on water. He's just as the mind that
Speaker 21: throws out the bottle throws out. The plant that doesn't care,
Speaker 21: gets warm, gets a new one because he lived at
Speaker 21: Beauty Life.
Speaker 1: Thanks, I use it. I like Poland Spring for the record,
Speaker 1: that is not a boogie water. That's a scary What
Speaker 1: what bottle am I holding up right now? A Poland
Speaker 1: Spring bottle?
Speaker 15: Spring?
Speaker 1: We both drink the same. So I love that you
Speaker 1: gave a shout out to your water bottle. That was great.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 1: Second of all water water, Philadelphia Water. Third of all.
Speaker 4: Yes, it is more cost effective to refill your water bottles.
Speaker 1: The problem is.
Speaker 4: The water in my particular town in New Jersey is hard.
Speaker 4: It's hard water, meaning it's minerals in it. Like so
Speaker 4: when I get it on my car, the water the
Speaker 4: car turns gray from the minerals in the water. I
Speaker 4: don't want to drink it, and so I don't want
Speaker 4: to put it in my water bottle. So I buy
Speaker 4: water in water bottles, and I guess I can buy
Speaker 4: larger jugs, and I just I'm also lazy, So the
Speaker 4: combination I buy water bottles plastic one and plastic.
Speaker 3: Similarly, here in Jersey City, we have some shit water.
Speaker 3: If we were in Brooklyn, right now. I'll drink the
Speaker 3: water all day out of the faucet. I'll take it.
Speaker 4: I have a fire hydrant. I grew up on the
Speaker 4: New York City five Burroughs water system, the best, fantastic water,
Speaker 4: very very.
Speaker 1: High, highly grated water. Jersey water war is terrible, and
Speaker 1: I live in a town where the water is worse
Speaker 1: than terrible.
Speaker 3: Oh well you should come to come to my house, Brody,
Speaker 3: where the fucking water comes out brown half the time.
Speaker 1: It's terrible. Well that's because Greg t put Bully on
Speaker 1: cubes in your showerhead years ago.
Speaker 31: Bruce on the motherfucking loose. So I was passing through Georgia.
Speaker 31: I'm a rug that run fucking dude. I led to
Speaker 31: Georgia and I got up at the drug stop, and
Speaker 31: that shit is contagious because I judged my man like
Speaker 31: twenty people what the fuck? And talking about the accident.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 10: Danielle's sons, Spencer, I think it was.
Speaker 15: He went to England for like a month or something.
Speaker 31: He came back and he was already talking like fucking
Speaker 31: Peppa Pig, what the fuck?
Speaker 32: And scary TSA has never removed any of my items
Speaker 32: because I've never been on a fucking paye, you bougie bastard.
Speaker 32: You can buy two thousand dollars rum flags, but you
Speaker 32: could play about thirty dollars jail.
Speaker 15: Come on, man, I'm always on your side.
Speaker 32: But fucking shit and brody thinking pickleball and the fucking
Speaker 32: extreme four.
Speaker 10: Shut the fuck up, bred He's not rocket science.
Speaker 15: Man. Anybody can play.
Speaker 31: Even my five year old son to playing pickleball.
Speaker 15: So shout up, there's a cardboard fucking paddaway.
Speaker 4: Wow, this guy is just fucking roasting U huh. Serving enough,
Speaker 4: Hold on, let me address that. You're very funny, but
Speaker 4: pick a ball is an actual sport requiring skill.
Speaker 1: Yes, you can play. You can pick up a paddle
Speaker 1: and hit a ball.
Speaker 4: And by I'm saying my kid plays wol football, he
Speaker 4: could play Major League baseball.
Speaker 1: To answer him.
Speaker 3: About what he said about me, just because I've been
Speaker 3: on a plane does not make me bougie.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of other things that make me bougie.
Speaker 3: But just the fact that I'm traveling on a plane,
Speaker 3: millions of people do it every single freaking years.
Speaker 4: And here's what else To that point, Traveling on a
Speaker 4: plane is a luxury that some people have, right of
Speaker 4: course not bougie it It is something to be appreciated
Speaker 4: and not taken for granted.
Speaker 8: I was on.
Speaker 4: One plane trip in my life until I was twenty one,
Speaker 4: so and I've been fortunate to have gone on on
Speaker 4: the number of planes since then. But not everybody flies.
Speaker 4: But I wouldn't say it's a bougie thing. But if
Speaker 4: you fly a private jet, that's booge.
Speaker 1: All that said. Scary has flown private Jetsy as well.
Speaker 3: All that said, I like you, buddy, who are you?
Speaker 3: And you didn't identify yourself. But anyway, keep leaving talkbacks,
Speaker 3: especially if you're going to roast Brody.
Speaker 1: I love those.
Speaker 28: Here about Broden scary, but maybe scary Brodie this time
Speaker 28: about the plane and upgrade and all that. Yeah, I
Speaker 28: gotta say, I kind of see what's scary saying. WHOA,
Speaker 28: I'm sorry. Using the points is totally fine. For Like,
Speaker 28: I think that counts as cash because it's he had
Speaker 28: to spend that money to get.
Speaker 10: That cash back. So I think it's a mute argument.
Speaker 28: You know, cash back is no money that he couldn't
Speaker 28: spend on his girlfriend. I mean, I'm sure Gunn is
Speaker 28: a credit card. She could use her points also to
Speaker 28: upgrade her.
Speaker 1: She had points?
Speaker 15: Is that a question?
Speaker 10: And sorry, last one on this How can.
Speaker 28: You compare TSA pre check to upgrading your girlfriend to
Speaker 28: first class?
Speaker 10: Thank you? There is no comparison.
Speaker 28: I think ninety nine out of one hundred people would
Speaker 28: take the first class and wait even two hours for TSA,
Speaker 28: then get clear and sit in economy.
Speaker 10: For a four hour five hour flight. Thanks just saying
Speaker 10: so good an.
Speaker 1: Economy. Love you so close? You one thing I gotta
Speaker 1: I said it. I gotta correct you in the clear.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 4: A point is moot, moot not mute. Mute is either
Speaker 4: you can't speak or you just turn the volume off
Speaker 4: the television.
Speaker 1: Yes, mute is what we're going to do to our
Speaker 1: microphones right now, as we take it by, as you
Speaker 1: take a commercial break.
Speaker 11: The book Glynn Boys Podcast.
Speaker 7: We will be right back.
Speaker 1: People are very opinionated today.
Speaker 4: I like that you gotta play different bumpers into spots.
Speaker 4: Keep playing that one, it's my favorite, I know, right,
Speaker 4: But I play the ones that have our names in it,
Speaker 4: and then play the ones I created with.
Speaker 7: Ai Dan Hey Laura from Connecticut. I give Nate props
Speaker 7: for standing up for himself. So now you let them in.
Speaker 8: You gave him a chance to get their drinks, and
Speaker 8: they think because you're five feet away, they're going to
Speaker 8: take the hooks.
Speaker 7: I'm sure everybody else in that bar had stuff somewhere
Speaker 7: and they weren't near it. That's just absolutely crazy. And
Speaker 7: then for them to call him out and try.
Speaker 8: To make him look stupid and try to say he's
Speaker 8: not a man, it's even worse.
Speaker 7: It makes us females look worse. And now they want
Speaker 7: to yell and scream at him.
Speaker 8: And then what happens if she did hit him and
Speaker 8: then he hits her back, Then all of a sudden
Speaker 8: it becomes an issue.
Speaker 7: Oh a man hit me.
Speaker 8: When you got in his face and acted like a fool,
Speaker 8: expect something could happen, especially when drinking is involved. You
Speaker 8: might not remember what you did, You may be blacked out.
Speaker 8: So at that point she shouldn't have done what you've done.
Speaker 8: Maybe she was drunk too, but it's just disrespectful.
Speaker 3: Good for Nate, yep, these were Grant argue with that,
Speaker 3: gross examples of human being. Seriously scum of the earth.
Speaker 3: But what are you gonna do? I mean, sometimes you
Speaker 3: just got to be the bigger person, right, But Yeah,
Speaker 3: but Nate was He wasn't letting anybody get past him.
Speaker 3: My god, he stood there with his arms crossed like,
Speaker 3: looking down on them.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised if they were that drunk and arrogant, they
Speaker 4: didn't take the coats and drop them off the hooks.
Speaker 33: It was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't believe they let people like that in
Speaker 1: such a high, high falutint lounge.
Speaker 34: Okay, Brody and Scary Brian from Mickey Mouse Florida Scary,
Speaker 34: you're talking about how GANI needs to have feel the
Speaker 34: pinch on her wallet. Yes, my man, you're saying that
Speaker 34: you don't want Brody seat dinner. You didn't feel no
Speaker 34: pinch with getting it off comped and freeze.
Speaker 15: Come on, dude, what's up with that?
Speaker 1: People are picking up on your inconsistencies.
Speaker 21: Brody Scary, Scary Brody, Alice and Philly again. I can't
Speaker 21: believe thinks it's totally fine to just abandon his girlfriend insecurity,
Speaker 21: calling her lazy and saying he's punishing her.
Speaker 7: Fine, don't take.
Speaker 21: Your shoes off, get your little easy breezy through TSA.
Speaker 21: But at the other end of that X ray machine,
Speaker 21: you better be sitting on that bench. Waiting for me.
Speaker 21: Me and my husband don't have global injury, but his
Speaker 21: mother and his mother does, and when we go together
Speaker 21: on trips.
Speaker 1: For the record, I wait for her on the other side.
Speaker 3: Anyone who said anything different in the lying and is
Speaker 3: going for a joke, No, that's you going for a joke.
Speaker 3: I did not wait for her in the lounge. Despite
Speaker 3: what you said, you weren't even there. You asked whole
Speaker 3: Gandhi said you were in the United Life.
Speaker 1: He was being cute. I waited for her on the
Speaker 1: other side. I always do.
Speaker 21: Alex from Philly Part two, My mother in law waits
Speaker 21: for us at the end of the X ray machine.
Speaker 21: She doesn't go all the way into the lounge, kicking
Speaker 21: it back, having drinks. So we're waiting in the line.
Speaker 21: Your perk is that you don't got to take your
Speaker 21: shoes off and go through the hassle, not that you
Speaker 21: get to just leave us.
Speaker 7: For Gandhi and Brandon. It's not the same thing upgrading
Speaker 7: your girlfriend.
Speaker 21: That's a nice thing to do, but Gandhi's not obligated
Speaker 21: to upgrade Brandon.
Speaker 7: Brandon could upgrade himself. But at this point I'm scary.
Speaker 21: Okay, Alex's gonna be a pile on.
Speaker 7: Scary kind of slice time.
Speaker 21: I could tell it you don't upgrade your seat and
Speaker 21: then expect everybody else to go get your shit for you.
Speaker 21: If you upgrade at your seat, it was your responsibility
Speaker 21: to take your shit with you. And if you couldn't
Speaker 21: take your shit with you, then you sit in your
Speaker 21: nice comfy seat until everybody deep planes and you go
Speaker 21: back and get your own shit. And if Gandhi was
Speaker 21: nice enough to get it for you, you should have
Speaker 21: been waiting right at the edge of that ramp and
Speaker 21: Alex from Philly again. You should have been waiting outside
Speaker 21: that point door while everybody passed you by to get
Speaker 21: that stuff from Gandhi. You made her drag it all
Speaker 21: the way up the ramp, all the way out into
Speaker 21: the gate airport session. That is just wrong, you little
Speaker 21: tiny Gandhi.
Speaker 7: And your big selfie. Just let her carry it by herself. Shane,
Speaker 7: you are a juke.
Speaker 1: No five people. One thing.
Speaker 3: Another thing Gandhi left out from that conversation, which I
Speaker 3: will tell everybody here, is that it was a group.
Speaker 3: Stop finishing my sentences, let me let me talk and
Speaker 3: defend myself. Let me defend myself. I I group texted
Speaker 3: five people, including Gandhi.
Speaker 1: It was Andrew. There was no there were there were
Speaker 1: people in that.
Speaker 3: Group that went on the plane, but three of them
Speaker 3: were and they were all sitting next They all could
Speaker 3: have grabbed something, but for whatever reason, Gandhi wound up
Speaker 3: seeing the message and took all three items.
Speaker 1: I did not expect her to take all three items.
Speaker 1: You didn't even check, You didn't even like look back.
Speaker 3: One was a coat, one was a backpack, and one
Speaker 3: was a carry.
Speaker 1: Established that you didn't even look.
Speaker 3: I'm wondering if the tables returned and Gandhi upgraded her
Speaker 3: boyfriend and I did not upgrade my girlfriend, how everybody
Speaker 3: would have been.
Speaker 1: Bitching at me. They would have been bitching at me
Speaker 1: much more than their bitching in Gandhi. I have a
Speaker 1: better question, because you know, because.
Speaker 3: It was the female leaving the male behind, that's expected
Speaker 3: that he is to upgrade himself, like she just said.
Speaker 3: But if it was the op, if the tables were turned,
Speaker 3: I would look like a real shithead because I'm the
Speaker 3: guy leaving my girlfriend behind and not upgrading her.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's that Elvis upgraded her.
Speaker 4: Second of all, I have a question if Gandhi was
Speaker 4: in row one and texted you and two other people
Speaker 4: because you were in row ten, would you have grabbed
Speaker 4: all three.
Speaker 1: Of Gandhi's bags? Finished your sentence, The answer is yes.
Speaker 1: And where would you have expected Gandhi to be? I would.
Speaker 4: Up to because if that's yeah, you're a big, big
Speaker 4: concern about people on the jets off the jetway. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: scary Jones. Uh known his whole life is the person
Speaker 4: who worries about other people on the jetway. His first concern.
Speaker 35: Okay, hey guys, it's bend over here, and uh I
Speaker 35: read Brody think is a nice tip? He said, he
Speaker 35: left a nice tip. Of course, different people think different
Speaker 35: things when it comes to that. You know, not saying
Speaker 35: he did this, but twenty percent tip if it's five dollars,
Speaker 35: that that's one dollar. But you can't give a one
Speaker 35: dollar tip, right, but you would think it's nice as
Speaker 35: twenty percent. I'm not saying Brody did that, but different
Speaker 35: people think different tips are not.
Speaker 15: Well, you can get it on.
Speaker 1: Come on, he's he's continuing.
Speaker 15: Hold on.
Speaker 4: You can give a dollar on five if you buy
Speaker 4: a slice of pizza for four ninety five and you
Speaker 4: give the girl who rang you up and gave you
Speaker 4: the pizza dollar.
Speaker 1: That's nice you're talking about.
Speaker 35: Hey, guys, it's been over one more time. And you know,
Speaker 35: I didn't think I slipped up when I said that
Speaker 35: Angel in the song. You know, I thought we all
Speaker 35: knew the Cowboy Trucker is Angel and Chap from on
Speaker 35: Maha and all that. And I didn't think it was
Speaker 35: a slip up when Angel was sitting that song there and.
Speaker 36: Who is Don?
Speaker 35: There was a slice talking about all the regulars talking
Speaker 35: about Reggie, and he said everybody, and he said Don,
Speaker 35: Hey guys, this is the last time here, Yes, sir
Speaker 35: re Bubber. You know, And I usually read off a script.
Speaker 35: I usually write down on an iPad and read it
Speaker 35: from an iPhone. I don't just go off the cuff
Speaker 35: I'm talking about when I leave the talkbacks. I don't
Speaker 35: know how many slices do that the way I do.
Speaker 35: I usually write it down and read the script, because
Speaker 35: if I just tend to ram along like I'm doing now,
Speaker 35: if I don't write a script, I just ram along.
Speaker 10: And it's better if I write a.
Speaker 1: Script that's not him. No, that sounded like his real voice.
Speaker 3: Hold on, no way, is it really him, Yeah, get
Speaker 3: the hell out of here. Yes, that is not him,
Speaker 3: there's no shows him that that's the real voice. Yes,
Speaker 3: come on, did we just unearth the mystery of the trucker.
Speaker 4: Apparently he's confirming his name, which none of us were
Speaker 4: able to confirm prior.
Speaker 3: That's not him, there's no way that's him. About someone
Speaker 3: else doing an impression of the trucker. No, that was
Speaker 3: absolutely him explaining his process.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 1: Really wow, this is this is a big episode that
Speaker 1: was I refuse to believe it. Let's move on, all right,
Speaker 1: to be to be continued.
Speaker 8: Laura from Connecticut, scary, Why are you so mad at Brodie?
Speaker 8: You're the one who left your girlfriend, who made Gandhi,
Speaker 8: who is super small, drag all your stuff, didn't.
Speaker 7: Even wait for it.
Speaker 8: And it's funny because on my last one I said
Speaker 8: you are a steak dinner and then you said it
Speaker 8: right after that.
Speaker 7: You should get Brodie a steak dinner too. Now you
Speaker 7: shouldn't be mad. He's right, you mess up.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna give her a steak, so you need to
Speaker 3: fix it because I because she did me a big favor,
Speaker 3: so I'm gonna buy her a steak Dinner.
Speaker 33: Nice Time, episode three seven. Uh in order, I guess
Speaker 33: it would be I'm pussy twat kunt Oh. No, I
Speaker 33: don't find twat offensive, but that's just me, all right, buddy.
Speaker 1: Oh oh wait wait part two of this one.
Speaker 33: My bad just got to the part where you said,
Speaker 33: don't say the full words.
Speaker 29: I love that.
Speaker 7: Whoops, Hey, you b boys, christ you can stadtle book again.
Speaker 9: Regarding the airport scary, I think using the terminology punishing
Speaker 9: Robin was not the way to go.
Speaker 7: You don't want to punish her.
Speaker 9: You just want to show her an example of how
Speaker 9: easy it is to go through security, having TSA and
Speaker 9: pre check and clear, and you know it makes the
Speaker 9: airport experience much more pleasurable.
Speaker 7: And you can tell her it's the process is so
Speaker 7: much simpler now than it ever was.
Speaker 1: I've done this before, We've been down this road.
Speaker 3: She's traveled, she's understand she understands we travel a lot together,
Speaker 3: but she just doesn't want she just doesn't want to
Speaker 3: get the stuff done.
Speaker 4: You know what, it may be, ultimatum time scary, get
Speaker 4: the TSA, pre check and clear or no more, don't
Speaker 4: go trips on trips with her, cut her.
Speaker 1: Off that's that would be punishing her. Brodie. Christy Brook says,
Speaker 1: that's a bad thing to do. No, it's a bad
Speaker 1: thing to say. You're punishing her.
Speaker 3: Oh, come on, semantics, who cares by my life? You
Speaker 3: can teach her a valuable lesson language. It's the same action.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter, it's it's physical of what of leaving
Speaker 3: her behind? Is the word punish my girlfriend? That phrase
Speaker 3: is not a nice phrase.
Speaker 1: Oh it's not a nice snowflake? David Brodie, what's going on?
Speaker 1: I'm not yet?
Speaker 4: Well, no, you fuck, I'm not me. I'm not a snowflake.
Speaker 4: But then you're gonna punish your girlfriend likes the action.
Speaker 4: It's the action that matters. It doesn't matter about what
Speaker 4: words I use to say.
Speaker 1: What punishment? That's saying? I I don't I feel you
Speaker 1: know what?
Speaker 4: Listen, there's a way, there's a way to phrase it.
Speaker 4: You say, hey, hey, listen, say over nice dinner. You're
Speaker 4: you're taking he out to dinner? Say Robin, it kills.
Speaker 1: Me to leave you behind. I've tried this before, Robin.
Speaker 4: It hurts me as someone who cares so much about you,
Speaker 4: it hurts me to leave you behind. It hurts me
Speaker 4: to watch you wait, and I I can't bring myself
Speaker 4: to suffer any more pain going on vacation. As much
Speaker 4: I love you, and we can't go on any more vacations.
Speaker 4: You get a pree and clear whatever.
Speaker 1: I have no more vacations to that.
Speaker 3: No, I've never threatened that, but i've I've I've said
Speaker 3: how much it pains me to leave you behind.
Speaker 15: I have.
Speaker 3: We've had this conversation in this very manner. Okay, do
Speaker 3: you think at this point I've lost one hundred dollars?
Speaker 3: At this point, I've lost all my patients. And it's
Speaker 3: just gonna be what it is until she's It's not
Speaker 3: going to change until she's sick of it, until she
Speaker 3: misses a flight.
Speaker 4: Okay, not that Robin would take the money. But is
Speaker 4: it worth five hundred dollars for her to in other words,
Speaker 4: if it's forience that she's Nope, Nope, not what I said.
Speaker 4: I'm asking you how much it's worth to you for
Speaker 4: her to do it? In other words, would you pay
Speaker 4: five hundred dollars if she would to do it?
Speaker 1: I told her I would pay for it. I would
Speaker 1: pay for the whole.
Speaker 3: I asked, what hand her wait hold on a second,
Speaker 3: here's five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Nope, it's not what I asked. Well, I mean, answer
Speaker 1: my question. What is it worth?
Speaker 4: What's more important her getting the clear of five hundred
Speaker 4: dollars in your pocket? Would you spend five hundred dollars
Speaker 4: to get her to do it?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 1: Or under understand your question?
Speaker 4: What if I guess five hundred dollars from you and
Speaker 4: magically she would go through?
Speaker 1: It would be?
Speaker 4: Would that be a fair deal? Would you give up
Speaker 4: five hundred dollars? Is it that important to you?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 1: Which is more important? Okay? Okay?
Speaker 4: If you give me five hundred dollars, I will give
Speaker 4: her two hundred and fifty to do it, and.
Speaker 1: Then you'll keep doing two fifty for a stake down
Speaker 1: for yourself. No, you still me a steak dinner?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 3: You see, that's why I see right there in the
Speaker 3: right there in a nutshell, is why David Brosie Brody's
Speaker 3: an asshole, because he would pocket the two fifty and
Speaker 3: not count it as a free steak dinner.
Speaker 1: Because that is the kind of from That is the
Speaker 1: kind of asshole you are. You know, I'm a different
Speaker 1: kind of asshole. I'm an asshole with fifty on a
Speaker 1: cracker is David Brody? Make me make no sense? No,
Speaker 1: I make all the sense.
Speaker 4: I can't if I gave money, If I gave you
Speaker 4: two fifty, that would be paying me to get Robin
Speaker 4: to go through TSA and get the clear you're gonna
Speaker 4: get related to the steak dinner, you know, handing fifty
Speaker 4: that that's more than a steak dinner.
Speaker 1: No, you're giving me to fifty to get her to
Speaker 1: go through TSA PreCheck. You're selling five hundred dollars? What
Speaker 1: I have to give her half of it so she'll
Speaker 1: do it. But she's not gonna fifty much. She would
Speaker 1: do it this. You give me five hundred, get it done.
Speaker 3: It cannot She cannot be bribed because it's a lazy thing.
Speaker 3: It's not a money it's the contre Montfrere. For the
Speaker 3: right price, people will do stuff. Are you telling me
Speaker 3: for ten thousand dollars you wouldn't do it? What's you
Speaker 3: doing for ten thousand dollars? Well, somewhere between zero and
Speaker 3: ten thousand is Robin's number to do it.
Speaker 1: Is this lifetime or is this a Brooklyn Boys episode?
Speaker 1: What's going on here?
Speaker 3: It's Bryce Time okay, okay, And and I refuse to
Speaker 3: be judged because I use the word punish when everybody
Speaker 3: knows what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: We want to move on from that. No, no, we
Speaker 1: did not move on. No, we did not move He
Speaker 1: was judging you.
Speaker 3: She just said it was a fucking this place right now,
Speaker 3: and this is where we've been stopped for the past
Speaker 3: five minutes.
Speaker 4: And then have it on thee for the next Brooklyn boys.
Speaker 4: I want Robin on the next episode. Bring Robin on
Speaker 4: the next episode.
Speaker 9: Okay, fine, done, Christy again, regarding the luggage scary, I
Speaker 9: love you, but I don't think it was too cool
Speaker 9: what you did. I think the second the seatbelt light
Speaker 9: went off, you could have swim upstream really fast, grabbed
Speaker 9: your stuff, and then got off the plan. That's nice,
Speaker 9: waited for Gandhi to catch up to you where you were,
Speaker 9: and then helped her with your stuff and her stuff.
Speaker 9: I don't know, it just it didn't sound too good.
Speaker 1: It didn't sound Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love you too, Christy, I love you too. I
Speaker 3: love you too, but but please just don't be don't
Speaker 3: be emotional over things.
Speaker 1: That you're hearing right now. Okay you.
Speaker 3: No, No, I did not screw Gandhi over and she
Speaker 3: knows it too. Gandhi's Gandhi. She's she's a menace. Gandhi
Speaker 3: is a menace. Okay, Yeah, she's a troublemaker. You should
Speaker 3: see her at work behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: She called you out.
Speaker 3: She is a goddamn troublemaker. All right, I'm gonna play
Speaker 3: this full left at three o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 1: People live in different time zones, and you know who
Speaker 1: it was. This person's drunk.
Speaker 37: John Roddy. You found the golden ticket. In order to
Speaker 37: get a steak dinner from Spiry, you just got to
Speaker 37: go to the base level of the building he works in.
Speaker 37: Dress up in a suit, say your name is Tyrone
Speaker 37: from Tom River and say that you're looking for three
Speaker 37: quarters of a steak dinner from Peter Luger's scary obviously
Speaker 37: won't have that, so he'll probably just end up buying
Speaker 37: me a full one.
Speaker 1: And there you go.
Speaker 37: Problem solved. I understand what you mean when you say,
Speaker 37: quote unquote punish Robin for the CSA pre check thing.
Speaker 10: I completely get it.
Speaker 37: You don't really need punish. You mean more of you're
Speaker 37: gonna be petty, which I kind of I kind of
Speaker 37: understand that.
Speaker 1: I see what you mean.
Speaker 37: I myself am not very good with articulating my words
Speaker 37: when it comes to my wife. I kind of just
Speaker 37: say things and sometimes they come off as very offensive
Speaker 37: on what my wife knows me well enough to ex
Speaker 37: between the lines.
Speaker 1: And nobody'll you tell Christy from Saddlebrook that.
Speaker 37: On that note, Robin does need to get her asking
Speaker 37: gear and get that safe stream check because if you're
Speaker 37: willing to do all the work to get that for
Speaker 37: and help her along, then it makes it It makes
Speaker 37: it all the more easier for her to go ahead
Speaker 37: and do it. Finally, I guess you could stand in line,
Speaker 37: But I mean, as I said in the previous talkback,
Speaker 37: it's a little bit of a petty thing to kind
Speaker 37: of nudge in the direction you wish her to go.
Speaker 37: So I'm on your side, Scary, don't worry. I'm sure
Speaker 37: you're gonna get a lot of shit for it.
Speaker 1: So I already did, and I will continue to get more.
Speaker 37: Against last talkback, But what the hell, no one else
Speaker 37: needs to follow the rules of three talkbacks either. So
Speaker 37: question to you guys, when you first started in radio,
Speaker 37: did you notice that your voice sounded a different way
Speaker 37: than you had expected. So, for example, people always tell
Speaker 37: me that I sound angry. Even when I try and
Speaker 37: be joking. I could say something that any ordinary person
Speaker 37: was saying, it becomes it would come off as a joke.
Speaker 37: But when people hear me say it, they're like, ooh.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 37: Was just a question to you, guys, because you always
Speaker 37: talk on the RAYO.
Speaker 4: So yes, he's got a very deep, powerful, menacing voice.
Speaker 4: And I feel like if he said it's nice to
Speaker 4: meet you, I would be afraid because you'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's it's like he's like an action hero. He's like
Speaker 4: Schwarzenegger walking into I'll be back. He's got a great voice, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I could see that, like if he said to me,
Speaker 4: I love you, I would be afraid to.
Speaker 1: Answer your question.
Speaker 3: When we got into radio. For me personally, I I
Speaker 3: I got used to my voice being very different in
Speaker 3: the very beginning.
Speaker 1: I don't listen back. That's the other thing.
Speaker 3: I don't like the way my voice sounds, so I
Speaker 3: don't listen back to stuff if I can help it.
Speaker 3: But when I listen, when I hear it back, I'm like,
Speaker 3: that's a different person to this day. Yeah, what about you, Brody.
Speaker 4: Uh, my voice sounds twenty percent different than it does
Speaker 4: in my head, but it sounds like me. So I
Speaker 4: mean it's you know, it's it's a different pitch. Yeah
Speaker 4: that I'm used to hearing, sure, but it's definitely me.
Speaker 1: I hear it. I go, oh yeah, that's me.
Speaker 11: There from OHI colony dropped off for the pool. Uh, respect, Okay,
Speaker 11: that's Funny's fun that's funny.
Speaker 4: Okay, you understood that, right, Yeah, that's the guy from Ohio. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 4: that was a callback, folks.
Speaker 1: A day later, oh Yo referenced the episode three Twary
Speaker 1: seven with Spruce. Spruce said.
Speaker 26: They think that is Professor Wever said he sound like
Speaker 26: a black ill billy, and Brony said blue billy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as a black dude.
Speaker 26: That shit is funny.
Speaker 11: Jammy Arrasta Mika Yo, Sarasota, Florida.
Speaker 1: I love you man, And it's always Bronie so being
Speaker 1: backed up.
Speaker 29: We always think about the relationship between Scary Jones and
Speaker 29: Robin as in one sided, and we never think about
Speaker 29: what Robin thinks. Maybe she's into this soft core dominatrix
Speaker 29: type of backboard thing and Scary Jones goes like I'm
Speaker 29: gonna punish you, and Robin goes like, ooh, baby, you've
Speaker 29: been a bad girl Robin.
Speaker 1: Robin goes, yeah, I've been a bad girl. What you're
Speaker 1: gonna do?
Speaker 29: And then Scary goes like, I'm gonna teach you a lesson?
Speaker 29: You want to learn a lesson? And then Robbie goes like, oh,
Speaker 29: teach me. And then Scary Jones goes like, you're gonna
Speaker 29: have to wait on the line and you're gonna get
Speaker 29: frisk by men and you're gonna like it, and hey,
Speaker 29: you we can bus your bhama this and it's always
Speaker 29: brown and scary. On the topic of the two girls
Speaker 29: with the only fans are gonna do only fee my
Speaker 29: opinion is, if you're going to do it, do it.
Speaker 29: Don't think about it, don't talk about just do it.
Speaker 29: And if you're willing to do something, then you're willing
Speaker 29: to do everything. I mean, it is for money and
Speaker 29: you're not sure in your face and uh, lately the
Speaker 29: trend is Harry Armpit. Are they willing to do Harry?
Speaker 29: And it's always brody and scary.
Speaker 2: Episode three, twenty six minutes, seventeen oh nine, Scary John says,
Speaker 2: I sickly want to go through fire first number two, Scary,
Speaker 2: it's on the record, you said it, and then you say, yes,
Speaker 2: I really want to go.
Speaker 1: If I could go, please, Scary read the transcripts. Also,
Speaker 1: the transcripts say Scottie, can we fix that?
Speaker 10: And we can't.
Speaker 1: This is your boy homeobolest out next time. Okay, I
Speaker 1: need to take a breather. Can we take a break?
Speaker 33: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think we should.
Speaker 15: I could.
Speaker 1: How did your peak come out the way it usually does?
Speaker 1: Hard and fast.
Speaker 6: And jasom NJ episode three twenty six, which I didn't
Speaker 6: finish listening to. However, the reunion with the friends, I
Speaker 6: don't know. Get him like a book or something, or
Speaker 6: maybe a gift card.
Speaker 15: You got to go.
Speaker 6: I know he's moving to another state and you didn't
Speaker 6: see him to begin with when he was in Staten Island,
Speaker 6: but you know, get him something and then go up
Speaker 6: with good times and have a good time. And then
Speaker 6: let me see what was the other one?
Speaker 24: Oh?
Speaker 3: Okay, So did you think out loud during your thirty
Speaker 3: seconds that you have to leave talk about?
Speaker 22: Okay?
Speaker 6: So the other one was Scary's friends hitting him up,
Speaker 6: or friends past friends or something. No, you just say
Speaker 6: I can't do it. You know what, you're good enough
Speaker 6: to like. See if you could get them a ticket now,
Speaker 6: But they didn't even contact few years ago.
Speaker 17: Screw them.
Speaker 10: The hell with it.
Speaker 6: As of the accident, I was from Brooklyn. I'm here
Speaker 6: twenty four years in New Jersey. I still got the
Speaker 6: god damn Brooklyn accent. I was in Staten Island, then
Speaker 6: New Jersey. I still have it, haven't lost it? All right,
Speaker 6: it's me again.
Speaker 35: I'm j Fomenj.
Speaker 6: I have not lost my Brooklyn accent. Everybody hears it.
Speaker 6: I can't stand it in New Jersey twenty four years
Speaker 6: and I still can't lose it. So I'm with a
Speaker 6: lot of people in New Jersey that definitely don't sound
Speaker 6: like me.
Speaker 7: But it does happen.
Speaker 6: People don't lose their accent.
Speaker 24: All right.
Speaker 6: Well, love you guys, and can't wait for the next
Speaker 6: episode of Slice time one more all right.
Speaker 35: Take it easy by one more?
Speaker 32: Right?
Speaker 1: Sorry, here it.
Speaker 15: Again about the episode three twenty six.
Speaker 6: I still didn't finish it because I'm at work and
Speaker 6: I'm on my break now.
Speaker 1: But I am so you got to have spruce on
Speaker 1: more often.
Speaker 7: He cracks me.
Speaker 6: The fuck up, you guys were great and scooty there.
Speaker 6: Stop feeling sorry for someone I have no money. I
Speaker 6: know that feeling.
Speaker 7: Just don't do it.
Speaker 6: I know, just don't do it.
Speaker 7: It's a scam, all right, Love you guys.
Speaker 1: Bye E two MJ.
Speaker 33: Brooklyn. Boys, what's up? This has been from upstate listening
Speaker 33: to the latest episode. I'm up to the segment with
Speaker 33: Gandhi and Brandy to I mean sorry, Gandhi and Brandy.
Speaker 33: It's great conversations, great to hear. Sounds like the cruise
Speaker 33: all back together again, Brody with the jokes and the
Speaker 33: slip comments, back to back to back. It's wonderful, but scary.
Speaker 33: Oh my dude, you sound like an entitled piece of shit.
Speaker 24: Bro.
Speaker 33: Okay, yeah, you sound like an entitle piece of shit.
Speaker 24: Bro.
Speaker 33: Like I get it. You got upgraded, so your ship
Speaker 33: stairs where it is. But Nick, my man, you gotta
Speaker 33: go back and when the plane lands, go back get
Speaker 33: your ship or wait in the row like they all said,
Speaker 33: until they catch up to you, and then take your
Speaker 33: ship from them. They're not your fucking bell boys, of
Speaker 33: your peasants. Go pick your ship up. Bro, my man
Speaker 33: walked all the way across the airport and.
Speaker 1: Not wait.
Speaker 3: Okay, they again, they exaggerated it. I waited right outside
Speaker 3: on the right off the ramp. I wanted to clear
Speaker 3: the ramp because people, it was a very narrow ramp. Okay,
Speaker 3: people trying to get past me.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, okay, right people.
Speaker 3: I could have waited at my seat, could have done that.
Speaker 3: I didn't across the airport. Okay, okay, one more time,
Speaker 3: go ahead. What do you gotta say?
Speaker 33: But on your other point, scary, I kind of feel
Speaker 33: you on the whole t s a pre check ship.
Speaker 33: You told you you tried to convince your lady to
Speaker 33: do it a few times, and she shot it not to.
Speaker 1: She still doesn't.
Speaker 10: That is on her.
Speaker 33: Like you tried to convince her, like come on, I'll
Speaker 33: pay for it. She still decided not to, and fuck it.
Speaker 33: That's on her. However, I don't know how to fuck
Speaker 33: you do that walk through and just sit there and
Speaker 33: wait on the other side while your lady's online. And
Speaker 33: I don't know how she doesn't rip you when you
Speaker 33: want every single time you do it, because I wouldn't
Speaker 33: hear that. Brooklyn boys, keep up the great work. The
Speaker 33: last couple of episodes have been very entertaining, not saying
Speaker 33: they aren't always, but these past two are really on
Speaker 33: the next level. Hearing from a Man Spouce and the LuSE,
Speaker 33: Andy Gandhi and Brandon was really good. Also talk back
Speaker 33: from Jay or Jay from Philly Man. That dude is hilarious.
Speaker 33: We got to hear from him more often. A great Anyway, Everybody,
Speaker 33: enjoy your week, happy saying Patty's Day. I hope everybody's
Speaker 33: drunk on some whiskey and shit.
Speaker 1: I yeah, I have a whiskey joy.
Speaker 4: The big controversy yesterday, well with me anyway. Just a
Speaker 4: reminder for next year, if you write Saint Patty's Day,
Speaker 4: it's PA D D y apostrophe s P A T
Speaker 4: t Y is the short abbreviation. It's redundant the abbreviation
Speaker 4: for Patricia or not. It's not short for Patrick m.
Speaker 4: So it's Patty with two d's yep. And I'm not Irish.
Speaker 1: By the way. I saw a guy pick a ball.
Speaker 4: He had a green shirt on and it said I'm
Speaker 4: still I'm still I'm still effing Italian.
Speaker 1: So it was a green shirt just because somewhere in
Speaker 1: green I'm still effing it Dialian.
Speaker 33: I love that.
Speaker 1: I need that.
Speaker 38: Sean, Washington State Hey, I cannot believe scary. You are
Speaker 38: the most selfish person. You should have sat in your seat,
Speaker 38: just stayed there waiting for your items to come up
Speaker 38: from the back. We know that is crazy. You sit
Speaker 38: there and get off the plane thinking everybody's just going
Speaker 38: to serve you hand and foot.
Speaker 15: It's unbelievable. I mean, you are very, very selfish.
Speaker 38: And if you don't believe that, something's wrong with you, dude,
Speaker 38: I mean, my god, don't do that to your friends.
Speaker 38: Sean from Washington State. And then Gandhi was such a
Speaker 38: sweet person. I cannot believe she did it. But she
Speaker 38: grabbed your three items along with her three items, sat
Speaker 38: there and dragged it through that aisle. I don't know
Speaker 38: how she did it, to be honest with you, I
Speaker 38: have a hard time getting mine and my daughter's stuff
Speaker 38: going through this the aisle. But then you're not waiting
Speaker 38: right up the outside of that airplane where you know
Speaker 38: there's plenty of room. You just sat there and did
Speaker 38: your own thing, knowing that someone's gonna serve you hand
Speaker 38: and foot, and you don't give a ship.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 38: Last one Shohn from Washington State, Hey, guys, I love
Speaker 38: you guys so much, Brooklyn Boys is the best. You
Speaker 38: guys entertained me so much, but scary this one, this
Speaker 38: one really bet me the wrong way with you. Just
Speaker 38: this gives you an opportunity just to do better. I mean,
Speaker 38: think about what you're doing and just do better.
Speaker 15: That's all you gotta do. Be a better person, be
Speaker 15: better with your friends. That's it, right, have a.
Speaker 1: Great one, guy, you don't. You know what's fascinating?
Speaker 3: Not one comment though about how Gandhi left her boyfriend
Speaker 3: in Economy and didn't upgrade him.
Speaker 30: I did think she.
Speaker 1: Left him there. They didn't go as a couple. It's
Speaker 1: her business, not the good.
Speaker 4: I still it's fascinating, fascinating girlfriend.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 4: Am I a sucker for up getting my girlfrien Because.
Speaker 1: She's an a dog. She could buy her own ticket,
Speaker 1: and I'm great herself.
Speaker 3: I'm just just getting it more from all angles this time.
Speaker 3: I can't fucking win.
Speaker 1: I can't. I'm I'm not in the mood to agree
Speaker 1: with you today.
Speaker 16: Just not.
Speaker 1: You never are. When are you ever in the mood
Speaker 1: to agree with me?
Speaker 4: There is a Thursday in twenty eleven that I remember correctly,
Speaker 4: I agreed with you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Washington State.
Speaker 39: For your feedback, Broken boys, how you doing this? Is
Speaker 39: a Fernando from a Woodbridge regarding thousand dollars on the flight.
Speaker 39: I totally agree with Brody, so there's no reason to
Speaker 39: get into that.
Speaker 15: But Scary.
Speaker 39: As far as teaching Robin a lesson, that's pretty douche. Okay,
Speaker 39: maybe she wants a pun the shield. Maybe she wants
Speaker 39: to teach you a lesson the lesson of freaking patience.
Speaker 39: I mean, come on with broken boys. Fernando again from Woodbridge.
Speaker 39: Perhaps another lesson that Scary should learn. Maybe learn how
Speaker 39: to wear clean unholy socks, you know, maybe that are
Speaker 39: we helpful?
Speaker 4: They said wear socks, clean unholy socks. Yeah, without holes.
Speaker 4: That's a lesson. That's a good advice.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll take it.
Speaker 19: Hey, you old Brooking voice, what boys and Mike so
Speaker 19: uh hey, Episode three twenty eight, Brody is wrong, No,
Speaker 19: old coon tree Montfrere. Frere is actually brother translates a
Speaker 19: brother friend is me. So it's on the contrary my
Speaker 19: brother and I think it was made popular by the
Speaker 19: Simpsons Bart Simpson when he was no mill without his
Speaker 19: butterfinger or something like that.
Speaker 4: No, No, as much as you may not agree with this.
Speaker 4: The world existed before the Simpsons. The Simpsons got it
Speaker 4: because it was already a famous expression.
Speaker 1: That's true, very true.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, So from why I know, it sounds like it
Speaker 19: was from the butterfingermmercial.
Speaker 1: Absolutely you heard that from that girl on TikTok.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, so from what I know, it sounds like it
Speaker 19: was from the Butterfinger commercial with Bart Simpson and Millhouse.
Speaker 19: He did that, or it could have been from the
Speaker 19: Simpsons episode and they were like T shirts that you
Speaker 19: could buy back then that had a picture of Bart
Speaker 19: on it, Bart Simpson on it and it said and
Speaker 19: they had him saying, oh con Tramon Frere. All right,
Speaker 19: shout out to my girl, Maddie from Brooklyn and Bronx.
Speaker 15: How you doing girl?
Speaker 1: Wait, wait for it, Brody's about.
Speaker 3: Rody's about to prove you wrong here with a simple
Speaker 3: Google of the origin of Coram.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm looking hold on, all right, I'll move on
Speaker 1: if you want me to go back to it.
Speaker 40: Hey, this is Devon from the Princeton area, longtime listener,
Speaker 40: first time talkbacker. Nice I got Awagh in on this
Speaker 40: whole scary Robin and TSA PreCheck.
Speaker 11: Situation here we go.
Speaker 40: I'm one side. I need a bad guy for using
Speaker 40: something he paid for and planned ahead to have invested
Speaker 40: a lot of time in. That's like shelling out for
Speaker 40: a Disney fast pass and then standing in the standby
Speaker 40: line just because your friend didn't feel like upgrading. Hey
Speaker 40: Devin again, So like I was saying, let's let Scary
Speaker 40: slide through TSA like the VIP aspirationally thinks he is,
Speaker 40: grab a drink on the other side and meet Robin
Speaker 40: at the gate with a with a cocktail like a
Speaker 40: true gentleman. So if she wants to live in the
Speaker 40: slowly in life, that's her choice. But expecting Scary to
Speaker 40: suffer just because she didn't want to fill out a
Speaker 40: form and go through the promotion.
Speaker 10: That's a that's not TSA pre check. That's TSA pre
Speaker 10: wreck behavior. All right, that's it for me.
Speaker 1: Nice call persons.
Speaker 3: She felt so strongly for that that she she felt
Speaker 3: like this was going to be her first time talk back.
Speaker 3: And I appreciate you and I respect you, and all
Speaker 3: the negativity has been erased.
Speaker 1: I'm glad, I'm glad we're ending on this. Well, we're not.
Speaker 1: We have a few more left, but a party to
Speaker 1: jump in.
Speaker 4: You will have to correct me. I know that The
Speaker 4: Simpsons has been on a very long time. But here's
Speaker 4: the actual explanation of the expression all contram on fran
Speaker 4: does my brother?
Speaker 1: What would you say? Nineteen eighty eight? That's to be exact.
Speaker 4: When yes, on the Tracy Ullman Show eighty seven, then okay,
Speaker 4: go ahead.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: While it's difficult to pinpoint an exact date, the French
Speaker 4: phrase all contramon fre meaning on the contrary, my brother,
Speaker 4: has been used in English speaking context, including America, for
Speaker 4: quite some time, likely since the eighteenth century, when French
Speaker 4: culture had a significant influence on society. So I'm not sure, scary,
Speaker 4: but I think the eighteenth century may have been right
Speaker 4: before the first season of The Simpsons.
Speaker 3: I believe so it was that seventeen eighty seven instead
Speaker 3: of nineteen eighty seven for.
Speaker 11: Two hundred years.
Speaker 4: I do love a Simpsons a good Simpsons reference, so
Speaker 4: props to you. But no global expressions did not start
Speaker 4: at least that one on the I heard it came
Speaker 4: from a Butterfinger commercial.
Speaker 1: It's very funny though.
Speaker 15: A boogam always what a patch boys and mic so scary.
Speaker 19: Fuck the clear and the pre it's not even that good,
Speaker 19: and it's it's about the same price if you get
Speaker 19: Global Entry instead. I got Toble Entry only cost is
Speaker 19: like about one hundred and twenty one hundred and forty bucks.
Speaker 19: I got that coop with four to five years, and
Speaker 19: it includes pre TSA pre when you sign up for it,
Speaker 19: and you get like a.
Speaker 15: Interview with Customs Border Patrol.
Speaker 1: Very familiar.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and like it already includes pre TSA pre check
Speaker 15: when when you sign up for it.
Speaker 19: So after you get approved, you get an interview with
Speaker 19: the Customs Border Patrol. It's not through TSA, it's with
Speaker 19: the US Customs and Border Patrol. They ask you a
Speaker 19: few questions, you get approved, and you get everything. So
Speaker 19: like when you re enter the US from traveling outside,
Speaker 19: you just come right in.
Speaker 15: It's like quick, sure, you know. It's just better than
Speaker 15: Clear it is.
Speaker 1: I got them all. I got all three.
Speaker 3: I got Clear, pre and Global, and I want her
Speaker 3: to get all three as well, so we're on the
Speaker 3: same page.
Speaker 15: I have.
Speaker 1: Clear maybe yeah, I don't know. I don't have Global yet.
Speaker 1: Global is amazing.
Speaker 3: As you're entering the country, they just you stand in
Speaker 3: front of a camera. It takes your picture and then
Speaker 3: you keep walking, and then the guy at the desk
Speaker 3: knows your name already, Scary, Yes, keep going, just keep walking.
Speaker 1: Where everybody knows you want to.
Speaker 4: He did not call you scary, right, yeah, last name scary,
Speaker 4: yeah Anthony? All right, yes, well we got four more
Speaker 4: A form.
Speaker 36: More Brooklyn boys is te way. I'm a little behind
Speaker 36: because you guys walked an episode on Friday, Slice time
Speaker 36: came on Monday, episode came shortly after that. You guys
Speaker 36: are actually keeping to the normal schedule. So I made
Speaker 36: a list of talkbacks and I decided from that list
Speaker 36: which ones I wanted to drop. He's organized, which is
Speaker 36: stupid to say, because you're not just gonna stop right
Speaker 36: here for starters on that episode. I am a Kendrick
Speaker 36: Lamar fan. And it is not weird for Brody to
Speaker 36: not have heard not like Us because he doesn't listen
Speaker 36: to hip hop in the same way that Scary does
Speaker 36: not watch Marvel movies or any TV for that matter.
Speaker 36: My analogy, even though it is a huge cultural thing,
Speaker 36: you don't watch it, So him not knowing not like.
Speaker 1: Us is not so not like us.
Speaker 3: Being on the Super Bowl where seventy billion people saw
Speaker 3: it isn't it reason for Brody to know not.
Speaker 15: To know it?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Scary, scary, that's a terrible point. The point is I
Speaker 4: didn't know it before he sang it on the super Bowl.
Speaker 4: We referenced it after.
Speaker 1: The super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Yes, but I had never heard the song before the
Speaker 4: super Bowl, never heard it. I can't go into the conversation.
Speaker 1: I understand that.
Speaker 4: But the point, the fact that seventy million people watched
Speaker 4: it during the super Bowl doesn't mean I should.
Speaker 15: Have heard it.
Speaker 1: But that's why you should have learned it. I could
Speaker 1: understand a word he was fucking saying. How could I
Speaker 1: learn it? Okay? And I didn't like it?
Speaker 15: Why would I?
Speaker 1: I don't like I didn't like him, I didn't like
Speaker 1: the song. Why would I go learn it now? Memorize it? Okay?
Speaker 1: I can sing we didn't start the fire?
Speaker 26: Why?
Speaker 3: Because I like Billy Joel, I like the music. Let
Speaker 3: t White continue. You angry little man. No, I'm not angry,
Speaker 3: nor am I little, and you should absolutely I love
Speaker 3: to you. I'm just not a fan of Kendrick Lamar.
Speaker 3: Didn't say he's a bad he's a talent. Are certainly
Speaker 3: a bigger thing than Kendrick lamar.
Speaker 36: Crap, pulling an MJ from j there. Speaking of TV,
Speaker 36: Scary mentioned taking quartercep mushrooms again, which he won't get
Speaker 36: this reference because he's too cool to watch TV or
Speaker 36: play video games. But soon it will be the Brooklyn
Speaker 36: Boys podcast with Brody, and which Brody will hopefully get.
Speaker 1: Yes, you see white least but not least.
Speaker 36: I find that Threads I end up arguing with nerds
Speaker 36: about Marvel stuff more than on Blue Sky. I will
Speaker 36: not use the other app for many reasons. I won't
Speaker 36: use that one, but Threads I end up with Marvel
Speaker 36: nerds arguing with me about Disney taking over and it
Speaker 36: being lame as if Disney has not owned Marvel since
Speaker 36: and man two, that is all goodn't I?
Speaker 1: All right? Folks? I think we've all said a mouthful?
Speaker 1: What do you think? All right?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? I'm here, Yeah, I agree we've said a mouthful.
Speaker 4: We've said less than a mouthful, and slices said a
Speaker 4: lot of mouthfuls.
Speaker 1: Yes. We appreciate everybody's talk backs this week, Thank you
Speaker 1: so much.
Speaker 4: Especially the ones that disagreed with Scary not quite the
Speaker 4: opposite Montreat reactions.
Speaker 1: This podcast all depends on you,