Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys podcasting reactions.
Speaker 2: This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 3: Three.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's Lifetime for Brooklyn Boys, episode three thirty eight.
Speaker 2: And beyond what's going on, it's the episode about the episode,
Speaker 2: and he's scary, I'm brody.
Speaker 4: And we're happy to have you along. Thank you for
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Speaker 4: leave your talkbacks as you are about to hear for
Speaker 4: the next hour or so.
Speaker 2: And if this is your first time listening, welcome aboard.
Speaker 2: Go listen to a regular episode and then listen to
Speaker 2: this exactly.
Speaker 4: Welcome yeah, because you'll be lost. My friend Nicole from
Speaker 4: Brooklyn clicked on a slice time. She never heard us before.
Speaker 4: She goes, oh, well, check out your podcast, and she
Speaker 4: she sends me a message slices question Mark and I said, yeah,
Speaker 4: they're that's like think of it as like home slice
Speaker 4: or slice of pizza. I said, they're slices there, Slice
Speaker 4: for life there. That's our fandom, part of the puzzle,
Speaker 4: their fandom. Yeah, and fandom. And then she goes, oh,
Speaker 4: she's well, because it's all them and none of you
Speaker 4: guys I said, well, you're clicking on the companion episode,
Speaker 4: the episode about the episode, I said, go listen to
Speaker 4: a real episode of Brooking Boys.
Speaker 2: It's called Slice time. Exactly is your time? All right?
Speaker 2: Without further ado, this is your time? What do you
Speaker 2: got for us?
Speaker 5: He broken boysy bahama, and it's always broad answer. Carry
Speaker 5: So old lady named controversy. Well, ever since the invasion
Speaker 5: of the Internet, women and parents in general research popular
Speaker 5: baby's name, so that's what they named their daughter. Now,
Speaker 5: when I was age of having children, the names were Brittany, Brittany, Karen.
Speaker 5: So as I grow older, they become all ladies' names.
Speaker 2: But I still miss a good you know, Elsa.
Speaker 5: Elsa's old lady Gertrude, which in Spanish will be her
Speaker 5: through this, which is my actual grandmother's name, and I missed.
Speaker 5: I wanted to name my daughter her Trudi, but my
Speaker 5: wife said, no, that's an old lady name.
Speaker 2: So good move by your wife. But you have classical
Speaker 2: you have like rosa day. See, those are always all right,
Speaker 2: thank you. By the way, Jan Valdez did not name
Speaker 2: his daughter Brittany. Guaranteed then no shot, no shot.
Speaker 6: This is her name from I'm gonna agree with thisz
Speaker 6: on the Slice time here about the people having kids
Speaker 6: not looking older, because I'm going to say a lot
Speaker 6: of people that are single, the majority of them scary,
Speaker 6: I think actually look older because they go out party,
Speaker 6: smoke and stuff.
Speaker 7: Not all of them.
Speaker 6: And I don't think you can really single out any group.
Speaker 6: But I think you really need to watch how you
Speaker 6: say it or like, no, I don't like it becomes
Speaker 6: the snowflakish.
Speaker 8: But uh, bird now.
Speaker 4: This is you know, general generalizations are what make this
Speaker 4: podcast great.
Speaker 2: Would you agree, Brody? Yeah, Uh, I think Scary talking
Speaker 2: out of his ass is always uh, it's always fun.
Speaker 2: Otherwise there'd be no fun on.
Speaker 4: The podcast and we would just speak in fact and
Speaker 4: we would be AI robots.
Speaker 2: And just to reiterate and I and I hate to
Speaker 2: defend scary. You guys know that he was just saying,
Speaker 2: at least he meant to say he personally would have
Speaker 2: aged poorly if he had kids us of thinking about marriage.
Speaker 2: That's correct, coffin, even though he already has a headstone. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and she was.
Speaker 4: She continues on, She's about to make a comment about
Speaker 4: being a snowflake.
Speaker 6: Here you go, this is Rene again. What's scary really
Speaker 6: should say is that he's more carefree, and that's what
Speaker 6: he should attribute his uh looking younger too, I would think,
Speaker 6: like the children aren't really the factor because I know
Speaker 6: people with or without kids that look younger or older.
Speaker 6: And and so anyways, thanks for the show, guys, always
Speaker 6: a good laugh.
Speaker 2: Thank you, I love you anyway. But welcome.
Speaker 4: I got you to leave a talk back, didn't I.
Speaker 4: So my mission is accomplished, the two of them two, right,
Speaker 4: that's why we do what we do.
Speaker 9: Hey, Brookelyn boys, what it's your boy?
Speaker 3: Mike the Asian guy?
Speaker 10: Yeah, so I don't.
Speaker 11: I was just about caught up.
Speaker 9: And then like, you guys just like released two new
Speaker 9: episodes for the holiday week. I thought you'd probably take
Speaker 9: the week off or something like that, but here you go,
Speaker 9: you released two week episodes and now I got to
Speaker 9: catch up again. But anyway, going back to the last
Speaker 9: talk back three thirty six, someone mentioned about kids. Well,
Speaker 9: I got like three kids of my own, two ones
Speaker 9: in college and the dirt one's gonna be starting college
Speaker 9: like maybe next four. But uh, and as you know,
Speaker 9: I recently lost my job. I got laid off from
Speaker 9: my last company for because they were downsizing and shit
Speaker 9: like that, but like I didn't cry about it, and
Speaker 9: I just went and let's started hustling again. I'm like,
Speaker 9: I'm driving Uber Eats. In the meantime, I updated my resume,
Speaker 9: but I don't know how it goes on like in
Speaker 9: other places, but in New York, we just keep on hustling.
Speaker 12: You know, I do from another side.
Speaker 5: Job that I do as a real.
Speaker 9: Estate salesperson, and I'm actually working to clo up on
Speaker 9: a few deals that like, if that goes through, I
Speaker 9: could probably be all set for the next three years
Speaker 9: or maybe even possibly retired, and.
Speaker 13: I could get myself a.
Speaker 9: Louis Vuittona luggage suitcase for myself and her boys. I
Speaker 9: just realized I was listening to three Dirty six Akin
Speaker 9: and that Brodie's AI song wasn't like the end of
Speaker 9: the episode, and you guys continued on about the meetup.
Speaker 7: I just want to say that, oh.
Speaker 9: Man, I love you guys. Man, you guys like bros.
Speaker 9: You want like great? What do you mean you didn't
Speaker 9: hear it trying to send me up with Maddy from
Speaker 9: Brooklyn the Bronx.
Speaker 2: But if I if.
Speaker 9: We do make make it to the meetup, Maddie doesn't
Speaker 9: have to pay.
Speaker 3: I got her.
Speaker 2: Nice. Okay, did did you guys not hear the merse song?
Speaker 2: I wrote that, you know what, I want to mention
Speaker 2: that other people heard it? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, Laura from Connecticut.
Speaker 14: I did work for HMS posts myself on the Throughway
Speaker 14: and eighty seven, not.
Speaker 12: In eighty seven, but I worked off of eighty seven
Speaker 12: for Starbucks.
Speaker 14: You still have to start follow Starbucks rules. You may
Speaker 14: be hired outside, but you still have to follow all
Speaker 14: the rules of Starbucks because that is the company you're
Speaker 14: working for. Technically, you still follow all the rules of Starbucks.
Speaker 12: Just like when I was a manager at Target. I
Speaker 12: started in Starbucks first, but you.
Speaker 14: Had to follow all the rules under Starbucks. I got
Speaker 14: hired from Target, but Starbucks rules apply throughout any Starbucks
Speaker 14: anywhere it is.
Speaker 12: They have certain standards.
Speaker 14: That they're supposed to meet, et cetera, et cetera, And
Speaker 14: it's obvious that inside the company Target Airport, they're just
Speaker 14: not following the standards.
Speaker 12: Hey, this is cute from all over the map. Gonna
Speaker 12: get Brody. Time to finish all right?
Speaker 15: Hey, scary was wondering are you going to bring the
Speaker 15: jingles back, because you definitely could have played the Brodie
Speaker 15: is Wrong jingle the last two episodes.
Speaker 12: So yeah, come on, lady and bring the jingles right.
Speaker 2: You're right, you know now that you bring that up,
Speaker 2: maybe don't bring them all.
Speaker 15: Hey, this is cue from all over the map game.
Speaker 15: I just want to let you know that you guys
Speaker 15: were talking about old names. But I guess I bet
Speaker 15: you never heard my name. It's spelled out q U
Speaker 15: E T C. Why that's how you spell it out. Now,
Speaker 15: let's see if any of y'all can pronounce its Cucci.
Speaker 2: It's it's Quetzi. But if she's Hispanic, it might be
Speaker 2: quite something. And I don't know. Quiriti quarty, it could
Speaker 2: be quets I don't know. But you could have told
Speaker 2: us how to pronounce it before you.
Speaker 7: Hung out over the map.
Speaker 2: Oh I forgot, thank you?
Speaker 7: The actual pronunciation. Yes, in Spanish it's guess and English
Speaker 7: is Ketsie.
Speaker 3: Also, let's see Gary Cutsie.
Speaker 7: You still old Brody a steak dinner?
Speaker 2: Yeah, blah blah, thank you, moving on, She's back on
Speaker 2: my side.
Speaker 16: Any Brooklyn boys, it's Eddie from Oldbridge. On episode three
Speaker 16: thirty six, when Scary asked the question to Brody about
Speaker 16: what a place you have to go south to head Canada.
Speaker 3: He never said state, he said sit any the area.
Speaker 4: So Brody, yoda, yep, thank you so much, sir, you
Speaker 4: are a little.
Speaker 2: Bit behind Brooklyn boys.
Speaker 17: Lisa from Delaware, first time caller listening to Splice Time
Speaker 17: from three thirty seven, talking about names that sound like
Speaker 17: old people names. I have a daughter, she's thirty. Her
Speaker 17: name is Pauline. It was one of the names you
Speaker 17: said was an old name.
Speaker 7: It's coming back.
Speaker 17: It's coming back.
Speaker 2: Maybe has it come back? He named it thirty years ago.
Speaker 2: She's bringing sexy back, Pauline back. I'm saying, if you
Speaker 2: just named your daughter Pauline and there's other Pauline in class,
Speaker 2: it's coming back, right, she's part of the names of
Speaker 2: thirty years ago, then it's already thirty years past. Now.
Speaker 2: I like the name. I had an aunt Pauline who
Speaker 2: I really liked, but she'd be like one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty now.
Speaker 18: So yeah, Brodie is scary Jrmy and Brodie a long
Speaker 18: time listener, first time call her. What another one easy year?
Speaker 18: But about the names? I think is episode three thirty seven.
Speaker 18: The names that people like call their kids. Now, I
Speaker 18: work in school food and I see all these kids
Speaker 18: coming through the registerars with these whacked out names. It
Speaker 18: is just insane, Like what happened to like just me.
Speaker 4: Right, setting yourself your kids up for some success for
Speaker 4: the future.
Speaker 2: Well, give us an example of some of these names
Speaker 2: you're hearing. You gotta give us some.
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, Laura from Connecticut.
Speaker 14: When I first heard about the Wednesday wedding, I was
Speaker 14: thinking to myself, who the fuck gets married on a
Speaker 14: fucking Wednesday.
Speaker 12: I don't understand. I feel like there's some underlying reasons
Speaker 12: for this. There isn't There has to be.
Speaker 14: There's no way that people could come on a fucking Wednesday.
Speaker 12: It's in the middle of the week. You can't take off.
Speaker 14: It's not like, you know, Friday, you take off maybe Thursday, Friday, whatever,
Speaker 14: So there has to be some reason.
Speaker 12: It was cheaper, It's where they wanted to be, so
Speaker 12: they decided to go there on a Wednesday because it's
Speaker 12: cheapa youth today family in Italy. Maybe it was cheaper
Speaker 12: for them to fly here during the week then a weekend.
Speaker 14: I just feel like there's some reason behind this. When
Speaker 14: you find out I need to know. I need to
Speaker 14: know why they're fucking getting there on a Wednesday, like
Speaker 14: it like pisses me off for you ask me to.
Speaker 2: I gotta find out.
Speaker 4: I gotta find the right time to break the ice
Speaker 4: with my boy and tell him that we've been talking
Speaker 4: about it for the past couple episodes on the podcast
Speaker 4: and invite him onto the podcast.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't tell him, I will say, I would just
Speaker 2: have them on, just like, Hey, I was curious, why
Speaker 2: don't we have you on? Yeah? Uh, here's what I'll say.
Speaker 2: Just to add to it a little bit. I'm not
Speaker 2: working right now, so I don't have to get up
Speaker 2: in the morning, right, speak for yourself. And I played
Speaker 2: when I played pickleball on Wednesday nights, and I am
Speaker 2: not giving up my pickleball to go to some wedding
Speaker 2: on a Wednesday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so that queens here. You guys have a beginning
Speaker 7: of episode three thirty eight that when you do the podcast,
Speaker 7: you're talking more to each other and not really us spices. Well,
Speaker 7: the way I describe the podcast that people who don't
Speaker 7: listen is that it's basically two guys from Brooklyn who
Speaker 7: have been friends for a very long time. Just catching
Speaker 7: up on their week, and there happens to be microphones
Speaker 7: and equipment recording the conversation for people who listen.
Speaker 2: I like that. That's nice. We should change that as
Speaker 2: just to be a description. Now as a follow up, Jamie,
Speaker 2: do any of those people then side to listen? That's
Speaker 2: the key. Yeah, you're explaining the podcast to them, but
Speaker 2: you did very nicely. But then do they listen and
Speaker 2: then agree with you or disagree with you or like
Speaker 2: it or not? You know, we we need we need
Speaker 2: the Slice army to keep spreading the word. Yeah. I
Speaker 2: want to hear some talkbacks from people saying just started
Speaker 2: listening thanks to this other little Slice who got me
Speaker 2: to listen exactly?
Speaker 19: Hey, broken boys, you know who listens? Three guesses where
Speaker 19: I'm from?
Speaker 7: Uh huh?
Speaker 19: You guys will talking about the vitamin water commercial that's
Speaker 19: supposed to be sent New York. No fucking way is
Speaker 19: a New Yorker almost getting hit by a cab saying
Speaker 19: hould your horses?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 19: Yeah, if I'm a shitty driver, even if I'm not
Speaker 19: talking to him, in my head.
Speaker 7: I'm adding the exploitives.
Speaker 19: I'm looking at him going, let's give a fucking asshole
Speaker 19: guy doesn't know what a red light is.
Speaker 4: Or at least hold your fucking horses, not just hold
Speaker 4: your horse.
Speaker 2: Hey, Hey, don't get your panties in the water. I'm
Speaker 2: crossing the street here.
Speaker 19: Hey, it's me again. So just ask my dad if
Speaker 19: he thinks the New Yorker is gonna say hold your horses. Now,
Speaker 19: my dad's from the Bronx, and he told me that
Speaker 19: he watched two cab drivers go for the same fair
Speaker 19: one day in Manhattan and the first guy ran the
Speaker 19: second guy off the road and second guy's.
Speaker 12: Car hit a building.
Speaker 7: And he said, you think the second guy he's getting
Speaker 7: out of his cab walking over.
Speaker 11: The first one and say hold your horses.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that's a great example. Thank you, Jamie. No, he
Speaker 2: absolutely fucking wouldn't. Thank you.
Speaker 9: Well, save Brooklyn boys, What up to your boy?
Speaker 3: Asian Milake?
Speaker 7: Donnie from CT.
Speaker 9: I appreciate your gesture, But Maddie from Brooklyn, the Bronx
Speaker 9: has already acknowledged me and has shown grace employees with
Speaker 9: her replies, and I am content and satisfied with such.
Speaker 9: So I'm relieved she didn't rip me a new one
Speaker 9: like she has. What a slices and I don't want
Speaker 9: to sound stalkerish or creepy, like how Scary creeps on
Speaker 9: OLIVI right, Oh yeah, Brody, I didn't mention the type
Speaker 9: of Asian I am. I already mentioned before a few
Speaker 9: I don't know how many episodes back that I grew
Speaker 9: up in the Lower East Side, which is now basically
Speaker 9: known as Chinatown. That makes me Chinese and Cantonese to
Speaker 9: be exact. So I know all about your favorite type
Speaker 9: of Chinese food, Brody. You love Cantonese Canthony style food,
Speaker 9: which plo Maine and.
Speaker 2: Bring it. I'm let's I have a I have a
Speaker 2: I have a Chinese food story about where Scary lives
Speaker 2: when we come up on the Brooklyn episode.
Speaker 4: I never asked you how that food was that I
Speaker 4: sent you to. Okay, So yeah, yeah, saw Offter be careful.
Speaker 20: Hey, guys, this is Frank from Connecticut. I just want
Speaker 20: to say, Brody, you are freaking hilarious.
Speaker 2: Dude, thank you.
Speaker 20: Oh my god, Like on the last episode when Scary
Speaker 20: was like oh like like my click and You're like nice,
Speaker 20: very nice, nicely done, it's those little things like it
Speaker 20: was just so funny.
Speaker 3: Oh God, love you guys, Thank you, Scary and Brody.
Speaker 3: Brody and Scary Scrody the knee from CT commiserations for TD.
Speaker 3: It's all Darren on not becoming the new Chief Erotic Officer.
Speaker 3: I guess he came up a little bit short and
Speaker 3: couldn't measure up to the others. I'm sure the hiring
Speaker 3: process was hard and stiff, but he simply couldn't rise
Speaker 3: to the occasion. I'm hopeful he can stand tall and
Speaker 3: blow the competition away in another career.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Gunny, well done him.
Speaker 12: Scary and Brody.
Speaker 7: This is Maddy from Queens Brody the true.
Speaker 14: Questions our rainbows sprinkles more popular because you can't get
Speaker 14: chocolate sprinkles?
Speaker 2: This where they sell more because the other is not available.
Speaker 2: That was deposits a very good question. Oh yes, are
Speaker 2: the sales higher? I think it was more. What I
Speaker 2: read was a survey of what sells more and what's
Speaker 2: more popular. But I like where you're going. If the
Speaker 2: chocolate sprinkles were available at Target, they would sell more
Speaker 2: thereby uh, you know, proving your point in mind.
Speaker 21: Brodie is scary and never scary and Brody it's well
Speaker 21: from CT. God damn, it's scary you are so gullible,
Speaker 21: my boy man, believe anything on TikTok.
Speaker 22: I'm about to make a TikTok and send it to
Speaker 22: you and be like what if I told you did?
Speaker 21: I have a bridge to sell you. It is the
Speaker 21: best bridge you will ever go across or live under.
Speaker 2: Call me now, Thank you Will? Part two?
Speaker 22: Well from CT again. I was watching TV the other
Speaker 22: day and I saw a commercial and I merely was
Speaker 22: like Brooklyn boys. It was a spruce weed and grass killed. Yes, yes,
Speaker 22: I was like Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 21: Also, I have an idea.
Speaker 22: Why don't you guys do an episode that you have
Speaker 22: a slice call in live and interact with them. I
Speaker 22: know you have our numbers, you know, have someone call
Speaker 22: in that good idea?
Speaker 4: Thank you Will from CT And yes, that's spruce commercial,
Speaker 4: the weed, the weed killer spruce.
Speaker 2: I think of spruce all the time. Yeah. I got
Speaker 2: this sound from that, But then I lost the audio,
Speaker 2: which I'll talk about again on the next episode of
Speaker 2: Booking Boys. What happened to the audio? Okay, let's continue
Speaker 2: here we go.
Speaker 23: Brody about the parodies. Sorry if there's a stupid question,
Speaker 23: but you still do them with AI. So what's the
Speaker 23: difference from when you had your singers your company, and
Speaker 23: when you do them with AI again, it might be stupid.
Speaker 24: But is it more or less expensive one way? Is
Speaker 24: it more or less restricting one way? Can you explain
Speaker 24: the difference?
Speaker 2: I will yep. So a parody is when you take
Speaker 2: the original song, the music, or a copy of the
Speaker 2: original music, and you change the words and have somebody
Speaker 2: sing different words to the same music, like what weird
Speaker 2: al does. That's a parody. AI is writing original music
Speaker 2: to lyrics I write. So it's an original creation. But
Speaker 2: I'm not taking a Pink Pony club and making it,
Speaker 2: you know, stink Finger club. It's I'm taking my words
Speaker 2: and saying, write a rock song, and I have to
Speaker 2: do it twenty times, and I picked the one I like.
Speaker 4: So basically he's a recording artist. In those cases it's original.
Speaker 2: As an astronaut, then I'm a recording artist. What I'm hello, scary,
Speaker 2: Hold hold the buttons, dude, hold the buttons. In order
Speaker 2: for me to do a parody, since I don't sing,
Speaker 2: I would have to get the music, which is easy
Speaker 2: enough to do online, a karaoke version or instrumental version,
Speaker 2: and then to hire somebody who sings parodies to sing it,
Speaker 2: and then I'd have to produce it, and that would
Speaker 2: cost me hundreds of dollars to pay a singer.
Speaker 4: This is part part two of his he might he
Speaker 4: was He was in the middle of his thought, so
Speaker 4: he part two long thoughts. I thought that was okay,
Speaker 4: all right, here you go.
Speaker 3: And about the drink commercial of New York.
Speaker 24: This might be stupid too, but I don't get why
Speaker 24: someone would want to drink something because New York people
Speaker 24: drink it.
Speaker 3: Like a long time ago.
Speaker 24: I don't know if you remember, there was a Snapple
Speaker 24: commercial where the guy said.
Speaker 23: Hey, America, new Yorkers loved to taste of Snapple.
Speaker 24: Like, why would someone in Iowa want to drink Snapple
Speaker 24: because New York is a drinker?
Speaker 11: That never made any.
Speaker 2: Sense to me. I'll answer that as well. Number One,
Speaker 2: the vitamin water commercial that I said was from New York.
Speaker 2: My guess is is targeted geotagged and targeted for New
Speaker 2: York area, the Tri state area. I doubt you're going
Speaker 2: to see that commercial in Iowa. However, to answer your
Speaker 2: other question, why would anyone want anything that people like
Speaker 2: in New York? Well, not speaking for everyone, but New
Speaker 2: York is a cultural touchstone for the country and for
Speaker 2: the world in many aspects. So if you like, if
Speaker 2: you if clothing is popular in France, people will buy
Speaker 2: it because oh this is very trendy in Paris right now.
Speaker 2: It's no different than Seinfeld. They were like, oh, Seinfeld
Speaker 2: will never work. It's to New York. But New York
Speaker 2: is an is. A is a is a global culture
Speaker 2: that people can relate to or laugh at her, or
Speaker 2: or relate or or just enjoyed. People.
Speaker 4: People look to New York. They for for you know,
Speaker 4: whatever it is. But we look up a lot of
Speaker 4: people look up to New York. I mean, you know
Speaker 4: that that's why we feel bad for Philly, you know,
Speaker 4: because Philly, Philly sometimes is like so close, it's like
Speaker 4: ninety miles from New York, but lives in the shadows.
Speaker 4: And I hate to say it, but that that's why
Speaker 4: they can't. That's where they get their attitude from. I
Speaker 4: love you, Philly, but you know, I'm you know, I
Speaker 4: may be you know, it'serting my foot in my mouth here,
Speaker 4: but you are no, no, but you know what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about. I'm actually you know, being a little playful
Speaker 4: about it. But you know, Boston is the same way
Speaker 4: Boston Philly. You're not New York, you know. And that's
Speaker 4: also why if you.
Speaker 2: Ran that commercial in Boston and you said, hey, you
Speaker 2: should drink this vitamin water because they love it in
Speaker 2: New York. In Boston they would they would pour it
Speaker 2: down the toilet right right. In Philly they would pot
Speaker 2: down it. But in Miami they might not, right because
Speaker 2: in Miami there's a lot of New Yorker's, a lot
Speaker 2: of New York culture down there. They might embrace it.
Speaker 2: And it's not Justifornia might not because California's has a
Speaker 2: rivalry with New York exactly, and a lot of people
Speaker 2: look to again New York, La, Miami, Vegas. There are
Speaker 2: these there are these places that are super popular around
Speaker 2: the world that everyone likes to not emulate, but they
Speaker 2: get they take their cues from it. They're interested in
Speaker 2: what's going on in those cities. Now, the reverse, unfortunately
Speaker 2: may not be true.
Speaker 4: I don't think I care much about what's going on
Speaker 4: in Bozeman, Montana.
Speaker 2: What you know what, there's a lot of great TV
Speaker 2: shows that take place in Montana and different parts of
Speaker 2: the country. Now, if you saw if I saw a
Speaker 2: commercial Now, look, if I saw a product that made sense,
Speaker 2: like if it was like, oh, this barbecue sauce is
Speaker 2: huge in Texas, different might be apt to try it. Yes,
Speaker 2: because Texas is known for barbecue. Correct. I don't necessarily
Speaker 2: think New York is known for vitamin water. However, New
Speaker 2: York is known for water. Annually, New York City usually
Speaker 2: wins for best tap water in the country. That is
Speaker 2: usually or it's one of the best tasting tap waters
Speaker 2: in the country. So I guess it depends. If this
Speaker 2: was the best corn in Iowa, I would be like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is approved in Iowa. I'm eating it. So I
Speaker 2: think wherever you're from in the country, if you're known
Speaker 2: for something and you sell that product Idaho potatoes. Can
Speaker 2: you think of any other place in the country that
Speaker 2: sells potatoes. I'm sure there are, But when you think
Speaker 2: of potatoes, you're like, I gotta get night of potato.
Speaker 2: Why what do you know from potatoes? They come from Idaho.
Speaker 2: So if I see a commercial, Hey, I meat n Ido
Speaker 2: potato over here, they're like, oh, it's approved in Idaho potato.
Speaker 2: It's very very true. All right now, I apologiz eyes
Speaker 2: to any other states around Idaho that grow potatoes.
Speaker 4: It's a great way of putting it without making us
Speaker 4: look uh like we're trying to be holier than thou.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: But this commercial again, I think was a New York
Speaker 4: the I know, and please don't don't take what I
Speaker 4: said the wrong way. People are like, well, what the
Speaker 4: fuck was scary? It's like shitting on my small town.
Speaker 4: I'm really not so remember.
Speaker 2: If so, what have we learned in the last couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. If you are married and have children who
Speaker 2: are living Philadelphia, Boston at things, you can go fuck
Speaker 2: u up exactly.
Speaker 24: So I believe it was the last slice time you
Speaker 24: were talking about Fiddler on the Roof.
Speaker 7: If I were rich, so they got it.
Speaker 24: Right, and then when it's the fun he comes along
Speaker 24: and fucks it all up.
Speaker 7: If I was a rich girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know why she did that. She
Speaker 2: did it on purpose to be cute. Now, I don't
Speaker 2: think she was paying attention. I don't think pay attention.
Speaker 2: She didn't write that song.
Speaker 25: Being from Ohio scary your eyes only dilate to food.
Speaker 2: That's very true.
Speaker 4: I should have used as the excuse. I'm like, you're
Speaker 4: not the only one my eyes are not dilating.
Speaker 2: For and just as a reference point, because you didn't
Speaker 2: explain the comment. Scary's girlfriend said, if you love me,
Speaker 2: your eyes would be dilated and your heart would be
Speaker 2: a flutter, and neither of those things was exactly.
Speaker 25: Brooklyn boys name from Ohio. I sleep on my right
Speaker 25: side or flat with my head to the right.
Speaker 2: Brainwise, if you sleep to your left.
Speaker 21: I did research.
Speaker 25: I found out over the years, sleep to your left,
Speaker 25: you get creepy dreams. But you sleep from your right,
Speaker 25: you get better dreams, happier. Really, just do your research.
Speaker 4: That's why I always get happy dreams because I always
Speaker 4: sleep to the right.
Speaker 2: I gotta follow up.
Speaker 25: On that, Liam, again, scary reason why your eyes aren't
Speaker 25: dilating as you don't.
Speaker 2: Like you said on the Big.
Speaker 25: Show, you you're like a black mind, blank page, and
Speaker 25: that's why you know you're in a moment. Maybe think
Speaker 25: about her before she shows up, before anything or during
Speaker 25: the day, and then cut too bam, their eyes dilate
Speaker 25: and she'll notice.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Liam.
Speaker 25: Now, Liam, you're on Hondi's podcast. You have zero chill
Speaker 25: over there? Uh, kind of scared of them. Just let
Speaker 25: you know, all right?
Speaker 2: So Liam, I don't think you Maybe you're not listening
Speaker 2: in order or you haven't caught up yet. But I
Speaker 2: think on the last slice time or the one before it,
Speaker 2: I mentioned that, whoever you are, because I didn't hear
Speaker 2: your name the last time. When you hear this and
Speaker 2: you leave talkbacks in the future, don't do whatever you
Speaker 2: did to do that. So you're.
Speaker 4: So if you'd if you can whatever, God, bro, you
Speaker 4: sound like a bad Liam.
Speaker 2: I sound like Liam. You know you sound like a
Speaker 2: subway announcer. No subway, by the way, They just so.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you a quick story. At the pickleball place
Speaker 2: I go to, they now have now that the summers here,
Speaker 2: all the all the college kids have gone back home, right,
Speaker 2: they're not all right, and so they're they're getting real
Speaker 2: jobs for the summer or whatever, and they've hired adults
Speaker 2: now to work the front desk. Oh boy, how's that
Speaker 2: going to the adults? Well, the adults have to be
Speaker 2: very like, I have to do my job right, so
Speaker 2: they have to they check you in. I'll get more
Speaker 2: into this on the Slice time. I'm Brooklyn boys. But
Speaker 2: they they've discovered there's an intercom system. Nobody understands what
Speaker 2: she's saying, but she's taking her job so seriously. So
Speaker 2: I'll talk more about that when people take their jobs's
Speaker 2: stop stop with the sugar. Everybody, everybody is playing it.
Speaker 2: Stop with the sugar.
Speaker 21: It's not healthy.
Speaker 25: I know I drink beer, but I'm just saying I
Speaker 25: feel smarter, sharper, healthier, more cognitive, not tired.
Speaker 2: Just be healthy, eat healthy, all right.
Speaker 4: And Bertie Greens, I'll never do that exactly that he's
Speaker 4: he is so deficient in so many vitamins and minerals.
Speaker 4: If if he was to like, if they were to
Speaker 4: look in his body, and I think, Brodie, Bertie, how
Speaker 4: would you how? How would actually what do your doctors
Speaker 4: tell you about.
Speaker 2: About how how you have life insurance?
Speaker 4: Exactly? Eat your greens. Listen to Liam, eat your greens,
Speaker 4: to eat greens.
Speaker 2: I would go out on a limb. You're sixty something, No,
Speaker 2: I'm not. I would I would go out. I would
Speaker 2: put money on this that I am in far better
Speaker 2: shape than you are. Lester all weight, b Am.
Speaker 4: I you probably are because you're playing pickleball. You're much
Speaker 4: more active than I am. I am right now negative
Speaker 4: two quarter scary. So if you'd like, you can have
Speaker 4: all the vegetables you want. But I'm active.
Speaker 2: I'm working out four days a week, and I'm down
Speaker 2: a shirt size and three or four sizes in the paper.
Speaker 2: You look great. I told you I gave you your flowers.
Speaker 2: What more do you want?
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, I say, listen to limb and eat
Speaker 4: your greens, eat some vegetables.
Speaker 2: Listen, scary. What when you called me before and now
Speaker 2: this is unprepared. I'm not telling you what to say.
Speaker 2: I told you I was making dinner, which is why
Speaker 2: I missed your call. What did I tell you I
Speaker 2: was making for dinner? What? I don't know? I wasn't
Speaker 2: paying attention. I said I was making a salad for dinner, salad,
Speaker 2: And I had a salad tonight with lettuce salad. No, don't.
Speaker 2: It was lettuce and tomato and grilled shrimp and cashew
Speaker 2: nuts and Asian sesame dressing which is low fat. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say that Asian salad. And I put a couple
Speaker 2: of croutons in and that's it.
Speaker 4: All kidding, aside, all kidding aside. You've actually you have improved.
Speaker 4: You have improved greatly. Uh, yes, since I've since I.
Speaker 2: First met you. On on what you eat.
Speaker 4: So but but the whole green thing with the broccoli,
Speaker 4: and then you don't like the string spinach.
Speaker 2: Uh so necessary? But okay, that's all right.
Speaker 4: You're doing other things.
Speaker 13: Henry Brooklyn Voices and Maria Fermanian City in regards to
Speaker 13: how someone from New York or I would say in
Speaker 13: New Jersey would respond to someone in their ways like
Speaker 13: get the fuck out of the way. No one says
Speaker 13: hold your horses here? Who No, that person's not local.
Speaker 13: Also shout out to Cowboy Trucker. I heard you on
Speaker 13: a talkback for a sauce on the side, but you
Speaker 13: didn't you know, you didn't say, Hey, I'm cowboy Trucker.
Speaker 11: I see you. Also, please don't need during your talkbacks.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 14: Love y'all.
Speaker 2: Is he's cheating on us? Huh, we are. It's part
Speaker 2: of the family.
Speaker 11: We love Hey, BROOKEM Boys, M Jacob m j Ay scary.
Speaker 11: You could dance.
Speaker 10: I don't care how you dance, just hop around if
Speaker 10: you feel good?
Speaker 11: Who cares?
Speaker 10: With Jon dra If your arms are up, if they're down,
Speaker 10: if you're feeling good, who cares?
Speaker 11: Who thinks? How old you are? You look forty to me? Yes,
Speaker 11: I agree about the stress thing. I'm gonna be do.
Speaker 10: Hey b boys MJ from NJ. Yeah about looking young, Yeah, scary,
Speaker 10: you do look young.
Speaker 11: I know you don't have the mileage.
Speaker 10: Like you said, because you have no kids or a
Speaker 10: wife and not horrific stress.
Speaker 11: We're all a lot of people are stressed out.
Speaker 10: We were working and everything, have kids, husbands or whatever. Yes,
Speaker 10: that can definitely.
Speaker 11: Age you, but also you have it's also your lifestyle.
Speaker 10: If people did drugs when they were younger, they could
Speaker 10: age them when they're older. I mean, but I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, you could look really had you did drug
Speaker 10: it could be.
Speaker 11: Only sixty and you look like eighty.
Speaker 10: But yeah, so I think stress that's the main thing
Speaker 10: that that ages everybody. So we should just you know,
Speaker 10: sometimes stay calm or do things that make us happy
Speaker 10: and stay positive.
Speaker 2: Appreciate this.
Speaker 11: Sorry to me again.
Speaker 10: I just want to comment on David Brodie's song the
Speaker 10: Country Song with.
Speaker 11: The Merse that was while earlious, that was funny. I
Speaker 11: liked it, I really did, all right.
Speaker 10: Also, I love Trucker's I forgot to comment at Truckers
Speaker 10: sing on Lifetime on the list time with his song
Speaker 10: his songs great he's got to get together with you,
Speaker 10: David Brody.
Speaker 11: All right, pea sale, guys, Bye bye.
Speaker 2: She's sounding a little tired right now. That that's a
Speaker 2: more tired m J. Ferman. No technical problems and throwing
Speaker 2: my first name around like it's uh bonus points. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 4: She didn't say that, Not one, not once did she
Speaker 4: say I don't know if this thing is recording.
Speaker 2: She's she's sure of herself these days. Nice the Glyn
Speaker 2: Boys Podcast.
Speaker 14: We will be right back.
Speaker 4: Okay, we uh wow, we're still about maybe thirty more
Speaker 4: of these maybe more Wow.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the for the overwhelming response to these episodes.
Speaker 2: Let's see what are we got going on here.
Speaker 26: Brooklyn Boys?
Speaker 2: This lame again?
Speaker 26: I follow This pizza place is called Crispy Pizza on
Speaker 26: utail and Facebook we grew up on and they're authentic
Speaker 26: Italians and I'd always tell them just email me a
Speaker 26: slice because their piece looks amazing. Let me know what
Speaker 26: you think to check them out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there you go, the original one there in Brooklyn
Speaker 4: that they filmed for TikTok. I would go after school
Speaker 4: three times a week. That was my neighborhood, hometown pizzeria.
Speaker 4: Crispy Pizza, thirteenth Avenue, seventy second, seventy third. It was
Speaker 4: awesome and it's still a stoning I had as a kid. Ah,
Speaker 4: now you have it in New Jersey.
Speaker 10: Yeah, hey Brooklyn boys listening into this lifetime, I forgot
Speaker 10: what the hell episode I was doing my walk, my
Speaker 10: gum got st out, and I paid myself because the trucker,
Speaker 10: Holy Craft, with the merse, with the Johnny pare Sean,
Speaker 10: he is fucking name.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, he's got to do more. He just
Speaker 11: made my day. I was so miserable. You guys make
Speaker 11: me happy, doesn't track me up.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: If we made one person smile, we've done our jobs.
Speaker 2: By the way, kudos to MJ for giving so many
Speaker 2: props to a cowboy trucker. But then remember it at
Speaker 2: the end of saying, but you guys do also like me. Oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, props.
Speaker 5: If my name were to have been Pony, I'd have
Speaker 5: the greatest pickup line ever.
Speaker 2: I could just go up and say, hey, you ever
Speaker 2: ridden a pony before?
Speaker 6: You haven't?
Speaker 2: Hi, I'm pony boy. I stay golden. Okay, well it
Speaker 2: continue And to those who.
Speaker 5: Might be saying, oh, but what if she has written
Speaker 5: a pony before, then you can come back with, well
Speaker 5: you haven't ridden this pony, how's it going?
Speaker 21: All right?
Speaker 23: Hey?
Speaker 2: That might work on someone. He broke, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 2: hold on, the phrases stay gold, boy, stay gold, stay gold.
Speaker 5: He brookenh and it's always brodie and scary. A for
Speaker 5: a car what's about to hit me? It would be
Speaker 5: like you know, one one by that's underneath them, the
Speaker 5: staying where.
Speaker 2: I don't think they will stop.
Speaker 5: I mean I've never been run over, but and if
Speaker 5: they stop or say like, motherfucker, you what.
Speaker 2: Okay? Broken? Just so you know, the past tense of
Speaker 2: run is.
Speaker 5: Run hey, broken, and it's always brody and scary. So
Speaker 5: told Darren unemployed, let's just call her what it is.
Speaker 2: Motherfucker had no job. I don't know.
Speaker 5: And this economy and this transition, in this period of time,
Speaker 5: you take any job you can get.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: To Darren, I think in a year and a half,
Speaker 5: call us back and say, you know what job did
Speaker 5: you actually get? Hey, tol Laren, this is now nineteen
Speaker 5: fifty where it was frown upon to work in the
Speaker 5: porn industreet.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe you would have gotten some stripes. Maybe you get
Speaker 5: in some accomplishments. I don't know right now, you're just unemployed.
Speaker 5: Good luck to you, call Darren, good luck to you.
Speaker 5: A broken posyfore and it's always Brodie and scary Brody, Brody,
Speaker 5: you're my guy, You're my man.
Speaker 2: I don't like care of that at all. There is
Speaker 2: a treatment. I hate that.
Speaker 5: I heard that you drained it because if you don't
Speaker 5: take care of it, it becomes chronic. I have had
Speaker 5: two friends from your age girl with the chronic liquid
Speaker 5: in the knee and uh, not good outcomes. I don't
Speaker 5: want to jinx you. I'm I'm gonna use the lingo.
Speaker 5: I don't want to drink you. Just take care of it,
Speaker 5: eat well and keep your knee up.
Speaker 2: Is solid for dinner, not have and let's talk back. Brodie.
Speaker 5: So, I know you don't want to do live video.
Speaker 5: I know you don't like video podcasts.
Speaker 2: But I don't know if you've seen it. But there's
Speaker 2: a I baby filter. Would you be a baby?
Speaker 5: Will be a baby?
Speaker 2: Would you try that and give us some segments?
Speaker 5: But with the AI felter, yes, we.
Speaker 2: May, we may do AI baby, but it's only like
Speaker 2: ten seconds clips, So it's not anyway we might Yeah,
Speaker 2: hey o Brooklyn Bays, what a boy Asian? Mic?
Speaker 9: So Donny from CTF Chinese.
Speaker 7: By the way, one more thing, yeah.
Speaker 9: So, uh it's how does that saying go?
Speaker 7: It's it's the drill of the chase.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying? Yeah? Perfect?
Speaker 9: I was also thinking of things. Am I the only
Speaker 9: Asian slice that listens to Brooklyn boys?
Speaker 22: See?
Speaker 9: If there was an Asian slice?
Speaker 2: Would I just be called Chinese? Chinese? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You would be called Chinese now you you're Asian. Mike,
Speaker 4: you'd be Chinese. They would just Mike. Yeah, they'd be
Speaker 4: Mike because you assume the name first.
Speaker 8: Hey Dan, this is Risa from Wisconsin. I would just
Speaker 8: like to share what I think that commercial would sound
Speaker 8: like if it was played here.
Speaker 2: Oh my golish? Would you say, guy?
Speaker 8: Was it dear Jason? See me? Oh no, it's it's
Speaker 8: actually okay. Let me just soft yeah, let me just
Speaker 8: scoo tray pass here? And how how get out of
Speaker 8: your waier body? Yeah you are?
Speaker 2: You have a great day.
Speaker 8: Watch alfred O skinny round cows.
Speaker 2: Nah, that is spot on? Okay, hold on a second.
Speaker 2: First of all, it sounds like the impression Bethany from
Speaker 2: our the Morning Show, our old co host what she
Speaker 2: used to do impressions of her family in Wisconsin. I
Speaker 2: need you to play that again now that I have
Speaker 2: a chance to anticipate it. She's doing her impression of
Speaker 2: somebody almost getting hit by a cab, but in Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: So play it again now, Hey, guys.
Speaker 8: This is Teresa from Wisconsin. I would just like to
Speaker 8: share what I think that commercial would sound like if
Speaker 8: it was played here. Oh my gosh, what'd you say? Guy?
Speaker 8: Was a dear dave and see me? Oh no, it's
Speaker 8: it's actually okay. Let me just so yeah, let me
Speaker 8: just scoo tray past here and how how get out
Speaker 8: of your way there?
Speaker 14: Body?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Uh, you have a great day. Watch alfred O
Speaker 8: Skinny round Cows.
Speaker 2: She's got my vote so far for talk Back of
Speaker 2: the Week. That's great.
Speaker 4: Maybe we should start with the assignment so far she
Speaker 4: understood this Back of the week. The assignment was what
Speaker 4: would the commercials sound like?
Speaker 14: You're from right, hey, guys, Laura from Connecticut originally from Queens.
Speaker 12: So if somebody goes.
Speaker 14: To hit me or hits a camp, whatever the fuck
Speaker 14: it is, I'm gonna say, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 12: Why are you fucking going? Just like that, probably the
Speaker 12: louder and.
Speaker 14: Then I probably punched this fucking car or something like that.
Speaker 14: But those two females did not sound like New Yorkers
Speaker 14: at all. If you're trying to sell something from New York,
Speaker 14: use New Yorkers. It's pretty easy to get them. Yeah,
Speaker 14: there's plenty of people in the street in New York.
Speaker 12: Hand them a vitamin watar say hey, say this line.
Speaker 12: Whoever says sit the best, then put them in the
Speaker 12: freaking commercial.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 12: Don't use random ass peopall.
Speaker 14: But maybe, like Scary said, they're just putting it all over,
Speaker 14: maybe all different states. It's Texas, whatever, more and more California,
Speaker 14: because the first girl sounded like she.
Speaker 12: Was from Cali to me.
Speaker 14: So they're just trying to sell some water. But don't
Speaker 14: use New Yorkers unless you're gonna really use New Yorker.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 4: Danielle from the Big Show and I talk about this
Speaker 4: all the time. When they're looking Unfortunately, they go to
Speaker 4: the acting pool, and the acting pool happens to have
Speaker 4: a lot of la types and people from other parts
Speaker 4: of the country that just want to be actors.
Speaker 2: I do a New York accent. Yeah, I do an
Speaker 2: accent right terrible. You'll you'll I say this as a
Speaker 2: New Yorker because you'll you'll notice this scary when I
Speaker 2: say it. But if you ask a New Yorker to mention,
Speaker 2: like so she was mentioning, like trying to mention states
Speaker 2: all over the country. So she picked the classic Midwest
Speaker 2: state of Texas and the classic West coast state of California.
Speaker 2: Nothing in between, right right, Like or if you want
Speaker 2: to say to south, people will probably say Florida. Right,
Speaker 2: those are the touchstone states for a New Yorker, like
Speaker 2: you were, like, oh, I was probably all over like
Speaker 2: you know, Idaho and Portland. You'd never say that. No, No, Texas,
Speaker 2: Texas and Texas. Really people don't consider that the Midwest,
Speaker 2: even though it's the it is the Midwest Midwest, like Nebraska, Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: right you know. But anyway, I just love the New York, Texas, California,
Speaker 2: you know, all over the fas. Those are the go
Speaker 2: tos a mooys.
Speaker 27: It's Owen from Philly. I he's all this new thing
Speaker 27: called wonder Uh. It's it's like it's kind of like
Speaker 27: those ghost kitchen scary, but like it's you walk in
Speaker 27: and you can order from any of I think it's
Speaker 27: like twenty different restaurants, Like they got anything from like
Speaker 27: Bobby Flay to Marcus Samuelson to just random shit.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, they're all over the place here. And but
Speaker 4: it's it's actually a brick and mortar and there's several
Speaker 4: restaurants under one building. Not really a ghost kitchen because
Speaker 4: it does exist. It's on a map and you can
Speaker 4: walk into it and you can order from them there,
Speaker 4: so that doesn't make it a ghost kitchen. But I
Speaker 4: think they do a great job. I've been finding myself
Speaker 4: ordering more and more from Wonder. Hey, Wonder, maybe you
Speaker 4: want to sponsor the Brook and Boys podcast. Eh, yeah,
Speaker 4: I would tell you. They used to be a food truck.
Speaker 2: They were just trucks and you have to live in
Speaker 2: a certain zip code and if the truck came to
Speaker 2: that zip code, then you could get the food. And
Speaker 2: so they had to Faris pizza, which is there was
Speaker 2: at one point the greatest pizza in the world, and
Speaker 2: I couldn't get it at my house, so I had
Speaker 2: to order it at my friend's house and go over
Speaker 2: there to get it because it wouldn't come to my
Speaker 2: zip code. Now it's brick and water and you can
Speaker 2: get the food and he's riding. It's like twenty restaurants
Speaker 2: all in the same place, and yep, it's excellent.
Speaker 4: You know, they just rolled them out in Philly recently,
Speaker 4: but they've been here for a couple of years now
Speaker 4: in this area.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I was I was saying at the beginning.
Speaker 2: Before I was saying, I was saying it because it's
Speaker 2: not They're not a ghost kitchen scaries, right. A ghost
Speaker 2: kitchen is when you have, like somebody comes in and
Speaker 2: takes over a kitchen at someone else's location and sets
Speaker 2: up a restaurant temporarily goes on.
Speaker 7: Oh from Philly Part two.
Speaker 27: So add this wonder establishment or whatever you want to
Speaker 27: call it. There's they have the Fara's pizza saying it
Speaker 27: like that, not the Faras. But do you guys think
Speaker 27: that it's gonna be good or like even remotely on
Speaker 27: the level of the real paras?
Speaker 7: Just wondering.
Speaker 4: I could tell you that it's not. I've taken you're wondering,
Speaker 4: nice wonder you're wondering it's not. Sorry, continue, Okay, there
Speaker 4: are certain dishes they do well. Theas is very hard
Speaker 4: to recreate.
Speaker 2: I had it, it was, it was, It was fine,
Speaker 2: But I wouldn't I wouldn't like if you if you wanted,
Speaker 2: if you were somewhere not in this area, and you're like,
Speaker 2: I want to try the pizza. You like, Oh, it's
Speaker 2: a good pizza, but it's not Thefaras because you need
Speaker 2: a certain yea certain it was.
Speaker 10: It was good.
Speaker 2: But the Bobby Flay, the Bobby.
Speaker 4: I've had their foods, some of their items, and they
Speaker 4: do match. The Bobby Flay steak in Atlantic that was
Speaker 4: in Atlantic City.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have very good things about the steak products.
Speaker 11: Sorry.
Speaker 7: Part three.
Speaker 27: Oh and for Philly, so real quick on the whole
Speaker 27: dialect thing that I just did with Deafaris, uh Lapper
Speaker 27: and Wopper, Yeah, they're different in a Northeastern kind of accent.
Speaker 27: But there are people that say that are differently for
Speaker 27: different or the same rather for different, Like the John
Speaker 27: applications of it.
Speaker 2: John.
Speaker 27: One prime example is the prime example that I've kept
Speaker 27: you in suspense for is John versus John. So John
Speaker 27: is a name, John is a person, placer thing in Philadelphia,
Speaker 27: whatever the fuck you want it to be.
Speaker 2: It's the John.
Speaker 27: However, my roommate from like upstate Pennsylvania like the mountains.
Speaker 27: He says them both the same, like he says, you know,
Speaker 27: past at John, and like, who the fuck is John?
Speaker 4: How crazy is it though that I use the same
Speaker 4: example that he's.
Speaker 2: Trying to win over the Philadelphians. Now, after you insert
Speaker 2: I read his mind by the right, Yeah, you can
Speaker 2: mispronounce Cindy Lauper's name. Now, look, if you think Wopper
Speaker 2: and Lauper are direct rhymes with each other. And so
Speaker 2: if you say whopper like Lauper, if you say whopper,
Speaker 2: if you're like maybe in the Midwest, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: in Wisconsin, you say I'd like one of them whoppers,
Speaker 2: and whopper sounds like Lauper. But you can't put an
Speaker 2: accent on someone's name and then decide that's how it's pronounced.
Speaker 2: Her name is pronounced Lawper. If you say it's Lapper,
Speaker 2: that doesn't make you right. You can't accent her name.
Speaker 2: It's Lawper. Hey, what's going on? It's me?
Speaker 28: They will cowboy Trucker here one more time, ya SII Barbarino.
Speaker 28: You know I'm gonna go back to the episode three
Speaker 28: and thirty six or three thirty five. I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: No one tweeting me on that.
Speaker 28: I don't have a tweeting account, but you know, I'm
Speaker 28: going to go back to the old Tuesday or Wednesday winning.
Speaker 2: You know, scoot it.
Speaker 28: You're the one that chooses to run in the circle
Speaker 28: of boushiness, So you.
Speaker 2: Should be expected.
Speaker 28: You should be expected to do a Tuesday or Wednesday
Speaker 28: or Thursday wedding every now and then. You know, it's
Speaker 28: like when you uh, it's like baseball. You know, sometimes
Speaker 28: you're in the playoffs, they have the championship games or
Speaker 28: the games they got them during the week. How many
Speaker 28: times have you gone to a baseball game during the week?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 2: Did you complain?
Speaker 14: Then?
Speaker 28: Especially available as buck to the tickets, I guarantee you're
Speaker 28: gonna go. You're not gonna complain about that. I guarantee
Speaker 28: A lot.
Speaker 4: More prep goes into getting ready for a wedding than
Speaker 4: a baseball game. You just throwing a high of t
Speaker 4: certain jeans and you're out the door. For a wedding, You've.
Speaker 2: Got to take a shower, you gotta get dressed. It's
Speaker 2: a whole prep.
Speaker 4: No, you don't even you can't even compare a trucker.
Speaker 2: Don't even go down that road. If it's a baseball game.
Speaker 2: You could any time you want, right and got to
Speaker 2: work in the morning. Yeah, you can't do that at
Speaker 2: the wedding.
Speaker 4: Come on, truck, or I expect better out of you
Speaker 4: and that and you're calling me bougie. First of all,
Speaker 4: these people are not boogie doing this wedding. These people
Speaker 4: are not boogie No, not on a Wednesday no, And
Speaker 4: bougie people only have Saturday night wedding. So the opposite
Speaker 4: is what of what you're saying is true? Come on, truck,
Speaker 4: is this really the trucker or is this someone else?
Speaker 2: So suck it up just to go to the wedding.
Speaker 2: You asked for it, You got it, Toyota, all right. Uh,
Speaker 2: you're the one that chose to be.
Speaker 28: Bougie and you should be expected to hold up your
Speaker 28: into the margin. You can't just do it whenever you feel.
Speaker 12: Like it, when it's convenient for you.
Speaker 28: Okay, So what happens if Maddie and the agent Mike
Speaker 28: cook up and they have a Tuesday wedding?
Speaker 2: Are you not going to go to that?
Speaker 28: Come on, I know you're gonna have to go to
Speaker 28: that because you don't be man of the people.
Speaker 4: I prote it now, Maddie, Maddie, Maddie's a hardcore Italian.
Speaker 4: I guarantee she'd have her Saturday night wedding. Her family
Speaker 4: wouldn't have.
Speaker 2: It any other way.
Speaker 4: The Wednesday wedding is not Italian, certainly not, although these
Speaker 4: people are, which is again a mystery to me.
Speaker 2: Boggles my mind why they're doing it. Ah ah, Italian,
Speaker 2: you just said it. But when Maddie's dying, these people
Speaker 2: are Italian also. It's an anomaly. That's why I brought
Speaker 2: it to the podcast. It's an oddity. It doesn't happen
Speaker 2: hearing when Scary goes to a wedding. How it's different
Speaker 2: from a baseball game is he drinks like a fish. Okay,
Speaker 2: he doesn't drink like a fish at the baseball game
Speaker 2: because he's too busy, stuff in his face with food
Speaker 2: so he can go home in a food coma and
Speaker 2: get up for work the next day. When Scary goes
Speaker 2: to a wedding, he gets he drinks a lot. That's
Speaker 2: also why it's different than a baseball game.
Speaker 4: Sir drinks a lot, so it drinks a lot all right,
Speaker 4: you said your piece.
Speaker 28: Yeah, be amount of the people like Crody. You don't
Speaker 28: take a paint from Rody's book. He's a man of
Speaker 28: the people, all right, Because I guarantee you if film
Speaker 28: is invited to you there's some fancy shin being during
Speaker 28: the week, you wouldn't think fast about it. You'd have
Speaker 28: that man first hanging over your shoulder the second he
Speaker 28: meted you.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, gos So you know, just do
Speaker 2: a threat thing, all right.
Speaker 4: And he's in a watt over here. It sounds to
Speaker 4: me like he had a Wednesday wedding the way he's talking. Brodie,
Speaker 4: you're a man of the people. How do you feel
Speaker 4: about the Wednesday wedding? Because because Trucker seems to give
Speaker 4: you a lot more credit that I'm about to, you
Speaker 4: would be like, fuck this, I'm not going.
Speaker 2: Well, you're not gonna give me credit, No, because you.
Speaker 4: Ain't gonna He's giving you credit because he's thinking that
Speaker 4: you have no problem with it, and you would go
Speaker 4: to a Wednesday wedding, and I'm calling bullshit.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't. I already said I'm not giving up my
Speaker 2: pickleball on a Wednesday. So what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Trucker is Brodie still a man. He's not a man
Speaker 2: of the people in this case. On hold on, hold on.
Speaker 2: I'm a man of the people in that if I
Speaker 2: didn't have pickleball, I would go to the wedding. Now
Speaker 2: that being said, if they came to me and they
Speaker 2: were friends of mine and said, hey, listen, David, this
Speaker 2: is we're getting married at this place because it's our anniversary,
Speaker 2: or this is my fiance's dream location to get married
Speaker 2: for fifteen years and this is the only day of
Speaker 2: the ninth, there was some reason behind it. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: just what if they can't If they can't afford a
Speaker 2: wedding on another night, that happens to people, That's fine.
Speaker 2: I guess what.
Speaker 4: I would have the same response. I would have the
Speaker 4: same response if they said the same If they said
Speaker 4: that to me, you and I would be the same.
Speaker 4: But what Trucker's saying here is that you'd be like, ah, you're.
Speaker 2: Mad at the people. You would absolutely you love Wednesday weddings.
Speaker 2: No you don't. You don't. You loathe them the same
Speaker 2: way I do. Trucker is wrong. Trucker is wrong.
Speaker 10: See you.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. Scary slices you know this, Scary
Speaker 2: Jones hates Wednesday weddings on principle more than the fact
Speaker 2: that it's an inconvenience, just that they had the audacity,
Speaker 2: no inconvenience Scary on a Wednesday. It's like taboo. It's right,
Speaker 2: but Scary has done a lot of inconvenient things on
Speaker 2: a Wednesday night. It's a trucker's right. You've gone to events,
Speaker 2: You've gone to charity events.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but once again it goes back to the original argument.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to put on a tuxedo, you
Speaker 2: gotta dress up. I get all that. I get it.
Speaker 2: It's a pain in the ass, and I'm not a
Speaker 2: big fan of it, but I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 2: I would still rather dress up and go to a
Speaker 2: wedding with a beautiful woman on my arm and spend
Speaker 2: the evening.
Speaker 4: She may not even come, she has not she has
Speaker 4: not given me the go ahead, and then she's gonna
Speaker 4: be my.
Speaker 2: I meant Robin going with me. If I could take
Speaker 2: a beautiful woman like Robin out to a wedding on
Speaker 2: a Wednesday, I would feel honored to go to this
Speaker 2: wedding where my girlfriend was my wife. Whoever you're going
Speaker 2: with is all dressed up and looking great.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 2: I think that's got a trump overwhelm any anxiety you
Speaker 2: have about a Wednesday, even though you can't go to
Speaker 2: this wedding because you have to be at work at
Speaker 2: five o'clock in the morning. I get while you're upset.
Speaker 2: But as a man of the people, Uh, you know,
Speaker 2: I would go and if my if my wife wanted
Speaker 2: to go and dress up and put on a nice
Speaker 2: outfit and smell nice and look great the way she
Speaker 2: does when she goes to functions, if it was away,
Speaker 2: I would be so excited to go with her. Then
Speaker 2: I wouldn't care as much A was on a Wednesday.
Speaker 2: And again, let me point out, I don't have a job,
Speaker 2: so I don't have to get up the next morning.
Speaker 2: So I understand why you have anxiety about it, because you,
Speaker 2: scary Jones, have an odd job where you have to
Speaker 2: get there five o'clock in the morning, have so much anxiety.
Speaker 2: I'm aging. Look at me, I'm aging. I'm aging like
Speaker 2: you aged, like you have kids.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I look like I'm sixty two. My
Speaker 4: boys podcast, All right, last segment.
Speaker 2: Here we go. We're in the home stretch.
Speaker 29: Guys since days. I mean, we can't find truncolate sprinkles
Speaker 29: here either in Connecticut. I mean went to Dairy Queen
Speaker 29: and roll up to the drive through trying to get
Speaker 29: my kids some ice cream, and I'm like, you've got
Speaker 29: any chalcolate sprinkles. They're like, no, We're sorry, we just
Speaker 29: continued that. I'm like, what, how do you just continue
Speaker 29: truckle sprinkles? How does that happen? And by the way,
Speaker 29: we do call them Jimmy's and Wednesday wedding Wednesday gift.
Speaker 2: I don't care. I don't care.
Speaker 29: It's closely acceptable if it's not. Guess what if I'm
Speaker 29: coming to your wedding and it's on a Wednesday and
Speaker 29: I got to drag my ass to work in the
Speaker 29: morning after that, You're getting a Wednesday fucking gift.
Speaker 12: I don't care, don't care.
Speaker 29: You're right, scary Wednesday gift, No Saturday gifts, no booze gift.
Speaker 2: Brushed me on the morning show. They made it up.
Speaker 4: They made it a federal fucking case against me, and
Speaker 4: they turned they tried to turn the whole listeners, all
Speaker 4: the listeners on me, because if I had the audacity
Speaker 4: to think, yeah, the morning show thought, how dare I
Speaker 4: have the audacity to even think that I would give
Speaker 4: a lesser gift?
Speaker 2: And that how awful that is, and how they want
Speaker 2: you to give a Saturday gift.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you have no idea what the flak
Speaker 4: that I caused? And Elvis had a stopped and said, scary,
Speaker 4: Sometimes you say things just for the radio, just to
Speaker 4: get a rise out of people. I know you, I
Speaker 4: know you're such a You're a wonderful guy. You're you're
Speaker 4: a good man. And he's talking to the audience about me,
Speaker 4: trying to defend me.
Speaker 2: How embarrassed he was that I made these comments. Wasn't
Speaker 2: he wasn't defending you. He was saying that you would
Speaker 2: never do such an awful thing like that, to put it,
Speaker 2: put a magnifying glass on the fact that you were
Speaker 2: doing something so awful. He's like, no, no, he.
Speaker 4: Was like, He's like, scary, scary, you're talking out of
Speaker 4: your ass. You're trying you're trying to get a rise
Speaker 4: out of people. I'm like, no, I actually honestly feel
Speaker 4: that way. What is it about you Italians?
Speaker 30: You know?
Speaker 4: Then it came in that that into the chat. You know,
Speaker 4: it's like the you know how Italians they show up
Speaker 4: with the open envelope and then in the blank check
Speaker 4: the blank check, and they wait to rate the meal
Speaker 4: and the place and the atmosphere, and then they put
Speaker 4: them on. You know, they write it in afterwards. I
Speaker 4: just come on, I don't go that far.
Speaker 14: Hey guys, by from Connecticut, scary, I'm with you on this.
Speaker 14: I was always told to sleep on your right side.
Speaker 12: It was better for you.
Speaker 14: And I have a history of high blood pressure and
Speaker 14: my doctor told me it was better for me to
Speaker 14: sleep on my right side if I was going to sleep.
Speaker 12: I'm more of a back sleeper now. Years ago it
Speaker 12: was different.
Speaker 14: I always slept on my stomach, but having four children
Speaker 14: that changed.
Speaker 12: But I was always told to sleep on my right also.
Speaker 12: And by.
Speaker 14: Hey lord from Connecticut, Brody, I know exactly how you feel.
Speaker 14: I've had knee surgeries on both my knees toward meniscus ligaments.
Speaker 14: I've had injections, Geil shots, cortzone shots, and after my
Speaker 14: knee surgery on my left.
Speaker 12: Knee, they had to put a huge ass needle in
Speaker 12: there to drain some fluid out. They said there was.
Speaker 14: Fluid in there or blood from the surgery, and they
Speaker 14: put this huge ass.
Speaker 12: Needle on my knees and then they leave.
Speaker 14: The doctor leaves the room for fucking like twenty minutes,
Speaker 14: and there's all fluid coming out.
Speaker 12: There's just blood knee. I thought I was going to
Speaker 12: vomit or.
Speaker 14: Pass out, but me was umongous after the surgery, and uh,
Speaker 14: I feel for you, buddy, because it really sucked.
Speaker 2: Thank you very descriptive. I'm not going to read the
Speaker 2: whole thing, but if you google is it better to
Speaker 2: sleep on your left side or right side for your health?
Speaker 2: It gives a very detailed explanation. The beginning of it is,
Speaker 2: for overall health, sleeping on your left side is generally recommended,
Speaker 2: especially for digestive health, circulation potential reducing the risk of
Speaker 2: neurological diseases. However, if you have heart problems, sleeping on
Speaker 2: your right side might be better for you. Is it
Speaker 2: can improve heart health, and then it goes on to
Speaker 2: talk about if you have acid reflux, you should sleep
Speaker 2: on your left side, circulation, left side, pregnant brain health,
Speaker 2: left side, pregnant left side, heart function, right side, back
Speaker 2: and neck pain. Sleeping on your back or side can
Speaker 2: help alleviate back pain, while side sleeping can help with
Speaker 2: neck pain. Anyway, it goes on and tell you blah
Speaker 2: blah blah. So depending on who you are is a
Speaker 2: better indication of what side you should sleep on, not
Speaker 2: what Scary told you he saw on.
Speaker 30: TikTok Case by Case Base Brooklyn Boys episode latest episode,
Speaker 30: It's been from Home State. Just got to the end
Speaker 30: of the episode and I made a terrible realization. Scary
Speaker 30: mentions his penis way too much over the years. I've
Speaker 30: been listening to you guys for over twenty years, and
Speaker 30: when you guys are talking about the tree that slands
Speaker 30: to the left or whatever it is, Brody said, oh,
Speaker 30: like a penis, and before Scary says it, I said nope. Also,
Speaker 30: Scary bent from upstated cut off in reference to your car,
Speaker 30: and I don't mean to. I wasn't planning to come
Speaker 30: back to this, but I was playing catch up on
Speaker 30: a fifteen minute morning show and I'm like over a
Speaker 30: year behind. So I just listened to an episode today
Speaker 30: where Scary says that he keeps hitting the same pothole
Speaker 30: over and over and over again, and the first thing
Speaker 30: I thought was, well, that's why you need the tire service.
Speaker 30: Why the fuck can't you hey been from upstate? Again,
Speaker 30: in reference to the commercial about New York or whatever
Speaker 30: they were advertising, I think the female voice could be
Speaker 30: from Manhattan, because you know, manhatt don't really have a
Speaker 30: specific accent to it like a Brooklyn or the Bronx.
Speaker 30: And that's true. Even still a lot of times when
Speaker 30: you say that's a Brooklyn accent, people are really saying
Speaker 30: it's an Italian accent, because you know, that's pretty much
Speaker 30: what it is.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Yeah, Brooklyn by itself, if it was its own,
Speaker 2: would be, if it was owned city, would be the
Speaker 2: fourth largest city in America. And there's lots of accents
Speaker 2: in Brooklyn, but the Brooklyn accent is the Italian Brooklyn
Speaker 2: accent is what He's correct. That's when people think of Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: They think, here's a hey.
Speaker 4: This is this talkback is from commenting on episode three
Speaker 4: twenty five only feats.
Speaker 30: And I could be wrong about that, but that's just
Speaker 30: my opinion. A lot of times when people say, oh,
Speaker 30: that's a Brooklyn accent, even like you guys, you say
Speaker 30: sound like you're from Brooklyn, or somebody talks like they're
Speaker 30: from Brooklyn. And usually when I hear it, Italian, an
Speaker 30: Italian or New York Italian accent. A lot of times
Speaker 30: A reference Danielle as having a Bronx accent. I believe
Speaker 30: to me she has the same accent as you guys.
Speaker 30: And I'm from the Bronx. I'm from the other side
Speaker 30: of the Bronx, and I don't think we talked the same.
Speaker 30: Nothing wrong with it, I just don't think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, cut off.
Speaker 30: Yeah, I know a lot of talk back let's finish, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Know at finish first.
Speaker 30: Yeah, I know a lot of talkbacks. This is probably
Speaker 30: gonna be my last one. But Brody, I give a
Speaker 30: scary shit all the time, trying to give you a
Speaker 30: little bit of shit. You fuck on the last slice time.
Speaker 30: I appreciate you explaining why you need a step and repeat,
Speaker 30: But in that explanation you uh said that you use
Speaker 30: it for when you do your video podcast what we
Speaker 30: chopliver exactly.
Speaker 11: Shit.
Speaker 4: Brody does video podcasts for everyone else except these slices
Speaker 4: listening to this podcast right.
Speaker 2: Now, and I want answers. I've explained the difference. The
Speaker 2: difference is when I do a podcast with six other people,
Speaker 2: most of the time I'm not talking. I'm sitting there
Speaker 2: and When I talk, I talk for fifteen twenty seconds
Speaker 2: and then I don't talk again. This is non stop
Speaker 2: uh yelling and hand waving and animation. And I don't
Speaker 2: feel comfortable with what I'm looking at right now when
Speaker 2: I watch myself and scary getting all upset. That putting
Speaker 2: that out is video. Sitting calmly and talking about Star
Speaker 2: Wars or Marvel movies is a lot different.
Speaker 9: Boys, Your boys, Mike, so we day video. Well, I
Speaker 9: can tell you that, uh, Chinese people and Jewish people
Speaker 9: have several things in common. And it's not just Chinese
Speaker 9: food on Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: You guys love weekday weddings. We talked about this.
Speaker 30: They also have.
Speaker 9: Their weddings on weekdays as well, but not right. So
Speaker 9: what goes into the wedding plan is they have a
Speaker 9: astrologer that matches up the Chinese zodiac animals that the
Speaker 9: way the year they were born, you know, so each
Speaker 9: year represents a particular animal, and then they see the
Speaker 9: compatibility and then they figure out what they's best to
Speaker 9: get married and or is the luckiest day of get married?
Speaker 19: You know?
Speaker 9: So yeah, so if the day lands on the weekday
Speaker 9: and they choose the weekday, they tradition have their wedding
Speaker 9: on that day ritually. I've been to several of my friends'
Speaker 9: weddings that they had on the during the week. But
Speaker 9: if it was me, you know, and uh, I'm not
Speaker 9: going to say who is, it's going still assigned to
Speaker 9: old creepy. But my wedding is going to be land
Speaker 9: on a week weekend to just everybody's schedule, thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that's true. And and and once you
Speaker 2: get married on your lucky year of the rat day,
Speaker 2: right fifty, you still get divorced.
Speaker 4: So well see, but that's attaching a reason to having
Speaker 4: it on a Wednesday, which I'm okay with. Once again,
Speaker 4: I'm going to go right back to this. These are
Speaker 4: two Catholic Italians who decided to do this for no
Speaker 4: rhyme or reason, and it's not attached to a special
Speaker 4: date in their life.
Speaker 2: They hate their friends.
Speaker 12: Hey, this is jenn Fer Hannibal. I was commenting on
Speaker 12: episode three thirty seven.
Speaker 31: I don't know if my last one says or not,
Speaker 31: but about splitting the check, what if your friend has
Speaker 31: a difficult financial situation and they're unable to pay one
Speaker 31: hundred dollars for you know, splitting the check evenly. I
Speaker 31: feel like some people would be maybe excluded from the
Speaker 31: friends group and it would be difficult for some people.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think we've we've taken that under advisement, uh, into
Speaker 4: consideration several times with people over the years. And if
Speaker 4: somebody was in between jobs, no they weren't.
Speaker 2: Working, or they they were down in.
Speaker 4: Their luck, we would we would actually talk about them
Speaker 4: kind of behind their back and kind of like rally
Speaker 4: and say no, we're just going to get the check.
Speaker 4: So when the check came, we pre planned it. We've
Speaker 4: pre planned that they they they should.
Speaker 2: Not pay, and then we would if you are so
Speaker 2: down on your luck that you that you're practically a woman,
Speaker 2: they will pay for your dinner like they would pay
Speaker 2: for a woman.
Speaker 4: No, if you happen to be if a guy or
Speaker 4: a girl that's in between jobs and you don't have
Speaker 4: to pick up a check.
Speaker 2: For women and poor people, nothing wrong with that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: of course we don't. We would not.
Speaker 4: Want someone to feel like they couldn't hang with us
Speaker 4: because they couldn't afford it.
Speaker 2: Right, So the women should feel like they're being pitied
Speaker 2: like an a poor person. That person should feel like
Speaker 2: they're being treated like a woman either way to get
Speaker 2: a free meal, So I'm fine with it.
Speaker 32: Reggie here, thank you so much for asking for my bio. Okay,
Speaker 32: so I started a social media account that was purely
Speaker 32: used for stalking. It wasn't serious, but it was advertising
Speaker 32: my ability to take people. But now I've been getting
Speaker 32: orders for it, so I can't even tak you all
Speaker 32: so much because I'm just constantly doing the order. I
Speaker 32: also spend a lot of time pleasuring strangers with my
Speaker 32: hand in my mouth, and I won't leave anybody.
Speaker 12: Out, and that's kind of the essence of me really.
Speaker 32: You know, if anybody has any tips on how I
Speaker 32: can make these two and I am a huge podcast band.
Speaker 32: I don't even want to lessen music ever ever. Reggie
Speaker 32: from New Jersey, thank you for asking me about who
Speaker 32: I am. I'm a loyal listener who's been here before
Speaker 32: episode zero. I'm so glad this became The Brooklyn Boys
Speaker 32: instead of the off air show.
Speaker 12: I have a PhD in.
Speaker 32: Educational technology and I'm a special education teacher. I also
Speaker 32: work for Amazon and Instacart, and in my spare time,
Speaker 32: youth basketball coach and a special Olympics basketball coach. I
Speaker 32: also volunteer for a great organization called Care about the Strays,
Speaker 32: which is acronym cats, and they care for community cats
Speaker 32: in Rockland County. I also foster a ton of cats and.
Speaker 2: Dogs, so that's so cute, and that is mostly.
Speaker 32: How I spend my time. I've been published in a
Speaker 32: few journals for education related to educational technology. I wrote
Speaker 32: one young don't book called A World of Misfortune, and
Speaker 32: two of my cats he wrote their own books available
Speaker 32: on Amazon if he'd like to check them out. One
Speaker 32: is Cooled Sebastian and the other one is Cold Stanley.
Speaker 32: And you know, about five years ago, I was pregame scary.
Speaker 32: I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease, and I became overtime scary.
Speaker 12: But now, after about four.
Speaker 32: Years of treatment, I am back to like first quarter scary,
Speaker 32: and I'm hoping to get back to where I was.
Speaker 32: Reggie here Skyler has a PhD. Really wow, I wouldn't
Speaker 32: have thought she was smart.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's how we're gonna leave it this week, Brody
Speaker 4: with an insult from one size to the next.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you for that. Reggie.
Speaker 4: Spotlight on Reggie, Yeah, spotlight on scary.
Speaker 2: Not remember who Skyler is.
Speaker 4: Skyler is is Reggie's alter ego. I didn't say that,
Speaker 4: so so she's dissing herself.
Speaker 2: I didn't say that. I'm good, You're good. Slices hit
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