Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys gut.
Speaker 2: Reactions. This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 3: Three slice time for Brooklyn Boys episode to ninety six. Yes,
Speaker 3: there was the Bougie Bastard song of Extravaganza. Extravaganza, Extravaganza.
Speaker 3: People seem to like those AI songs they did. They're
Speaker 3: reposting them, they're making them Instagram stories.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everyone likes them, but you so.
Speaker 3: It's almost you know, well, because they're about me, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean, I think I'd like them a lot more
Speaker 3: if I was laughing with them and not, Hey, he
Speaker 3: laughed about me. To be fair, I wrote one about
Speaker 3: me as well. Oh yeah, yeah, of course you did
Speaker 3: Brodie's Degree.
Speaker 1: You played it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, I can't argue with that anyway. Song
Speaker 3: speaks for itself. You're just being introduced to us right now.
Speaker 3: This is the Brooklyn Boys Companion podcast. This is not
Speaker 3: the main episode. This is the episode commenting episode, commenting
Speaker 3: on the episode, right yeah, it's the episode after the
Speaker 3: episode that we did talk about the episode before this.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So, if you want to get in the conversation, listen
Speaker 3: to the iHeartRadio app, click the microphone and leave us
Speaker 3: talk back. And that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna
Speaker 3: review some talkbacks. We have a quite a few, so
Speaker 3: we were excellent. Yeah, we got the show on the road.
Speaker 3: I guess we'll see if all words last episode had
Speaker 3: any impact on the man.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. I'm afraid to hit
Speaker 1: this button. Brody, I'll hit the button. Here we go.
Speaker 5: Hey, Brooklyn, boys, you know who the fuck this is.
Speaker 6: I don't even have to say it.
Speaker 5: At this point, I was listening to I Signed with
Speaker 5: my dad, and my dad was dying laughing about the
Speaker 5: gold mic, and he wanted me to tell you, scary,
Speaker 5: that is amazing that you got the microphone that Orson
Speaker 5: Welles used in nineteen thirty eight to the original broadcast
Speaker 5: War World. How lucky are you, ma'am?
Speaker 1: So, she's obviously referring to the quality of the microphone,
Speaker 1: A gentleman, We've got aliens in the in the middle
Speaker 1: of the control.
Speaker 3: So Engineer Jeff at the big big station, the big show,
Speaker 3: he is, uh, he's checking it out. Otherwise we may
Speaker 3: have to ship it back to where it came from
Speaker 3: and tell them you have to ship that gold mic back.
Speaker 1: Now do I get free dessert on the mic? How
Speaker 1: does that work?
Speaker 3: What would you what would you like or well, I
Speaker 3: feel like if you had sold your regular microphone and
Speaker 3: now had no microphone to use, I would sue for
Speaker 3: lack of microphone. If you had a big event where
Speaker 3: you needed it and couldn't use it, I would ask
Speaker 3: for free dessert. Yeah, but since you're gonna use it
Speaker 3: on the podcast, yeah, and we're not filming the podcast,
Speaker 3: it's okay. You have no free dessert on the mic.
Speaker 3: Because I have to be honest or of the mind.
Speaker 3: For ten bucks, I'll lie and say you're using it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I called Mike Scary. You look awesome.
Speaker 7: Hey, this is Victoria from Brooklyn.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm the one who called Scary a brigga, and
Speaker 8: I stand by your brig Tell me to go fuck
Speaker 8: myself whatever. Anyway, I just actually wanted to know how
Speaker 8: Scary made up his name Scary Jones. I just was
Speaker 8: interested in knowing that.
Speaker 1: That's all. I didn't make it up.
Speaker 3: So my name is Anthony, my last name is Scary,
Speaker 3: and Scary is uh your last name my last name,
Speaker 3: So I'm last my last name is my first name.
Speaker 3: And then Jones was completely fabricated. There was a kid
Speaker 3: in my.
Speaker 1: Homeroom of the radio station. No high school, brook No,
Speaker 1: I think it was high school.
Speaker 9: But it was.
Speaker 1: Oh you told me it was a radio name from
Speaker 1: Brooklyn College. Well, well, I start. I used the name
Speaker 1: on the radio in Brooklyn. Oh you told me.
Speaker 3: The program director just added Jones to everybody's last names.
Speaker 3: But that was a kid in high school. A kid
Speaker 3: in high school would be like, yo, what's up? He
Speaker 3: would add he would add names. I would be Brody Jones, right, Yo,
Speaker 3: Brody Jones. Right, he'd go up around, Yo, what's going?
Speaker 3: A copier guy from SNL right right making copies? So
Speaker 3: he's like, yo, yo, scary Jones, what's up? So like
Speaker 3: he would call everyone, he would add Jones to their name.
Speaker 3: But it was a kid who was in my homeroom
Speaker 3: of high school or something like that. Was it middle
Speaker 3: school or high school?
Speaker 10: It was not.
Speaker 3: Remember the kid who gave you your radio name? I
Speaker 3: did and change the face of American radio as we
Speaker 3: know it. Joel Avan just came to me. Now that
Speaker 3: had to be middle school then, man, it was an
Speaker 3: It was middle school, but I used it in college
Speaker 3: as my radio name.
Speaker 1: That's how he got it.
Speaker 8: Victoria from Brooklyn again, what David Brody was saying about
Speaker 8: the Asian woman being called Asia or not being called Asia.
Speaker 8: I've actually known some African American women who were called Ebony,
Speaker 8: although I've never heard of a Caucasian woman being called Ivory.
Speaker 8: But the person who sent you over there should have said, Hey,
Speaker 8: that Asian woman, that's not Asia, just to give you
Speaker 8: a heads up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she should have should have she should have did that.
Speaker 3: She should have said, the black woman is Asia, right,
Speaker 3: that's my manager. That's why my manager's over there. And
Speaker 3: I went over, Yeah, it's just awkward.
Speaker 7: Hey, guys, Victoria from Brooklyn. Again, by accident, I told
Speaker 7: my three year old no way, Jose, and then it
Speaker 7: dawned on me that I'm not allowed to see that.
Speaker 7: And then I just asked myself.
Speaker 1: Why why can't I say no way?
Speaker 11: Jose?
Speaker 1: Asked?
Speaker 7: Why can I say? Said Indian style?
Speaker 12: How is that offensive?
Speaker 1: Chris cross applesauce?
Speaker 7: Kind of a world do we live in?
Speaker 1: You already know I.
Speaker 7: Don't get offended by no Way Jose. And I'm Hispanic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I never heard no Way Jose being offensive? Well, no, no,
Speaker 3: Actually recently I have heard it. She's okay, I don't. Okay,
Speaker 3: we've gone too far.
Speaker 1: We've gone too far.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 3: I the Indian style thing, I get it because it's
Speaker 3: like I don't, oh, I'm gonna sit jew style, Like
Speaker 3: you have to put it in terms of like what
Speaker 3: your people. It's like, it's like if you said, I'm
Speaker 3: going to go bargain Italian style, meaning like the mafia
Speaker 3: would Indian. I get why if any if Indian book,
Speaker 3: if we're offended for Indian people or Native Americans, if
Speaker 3: that's what they prefer, that's our problem. But if they
Speaker 3: don't like it, but they feel like, you know, look,
Speaker 3: there's nothing wrong with sitting with your legs crossed. I
Speaker 3: guess they just don't want to be tied to that.
Speaker 3: They'd rather be doing other things. I guess I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not offended by it, but I'm not Native American.
Speaker 3: It's like, i'll give you an example. Scary and I
Speaker 3: are going to have a conversation in episode two ninety seven,
Speaker 3: and we're going to talk about how we offended someone
Speaker 3: on episode two ninety six. Not our intention to offend anybody,
Speaker 3: but apparently we did, so we will explain it and
Speaker 3: do our best to remedy the situation, but you never know.
Speaker 1: I'll follow it on. I want to know why that.
Speaker 3: I can't say I got jipped out of twenty bucks. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's a different story. No, it's not a different story
Speaker 3: because it's it's different. It's gypsy, like a gypsy.
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 3: Because you're you're associating gypsies with being people that take
Speaker 3: advantage of you or rip you off. And I don't
Speaker 3: think anybody would want to be known as people but
Speaker 3: who are dishonest? They are gypsies, then they're nomads, they're travelers.
Speaker 3: I think they're called capitals now, but that could be
Speaker 3: of any race or ethnicity. No, no, no, it's a
Speaker 3: group of people and and it's an ethnicity, the gyp ethic.
Speaker 3: We can go around the playing calls google why jip
Speaker 3: jipping people is offensive to some? And I still don't
Speaker 3: understand why no way Jose, which is like saying no
Speaker 3: way Mike. It's no different than no way Phil. It's
Speaker 3: just saying no way to a person's name that rhymes
Speaker 3: like no way. At episode of the Boys podcast, I
Speaker 3: would play the snowflake jingle here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't understand. I don't get why no way,
Speaker 1: Jose is offensive. I don't get it. But the Indian thing,
Speaker 1: I can understand it, but it's not for me to
Speaker 1: understand or not so.
Speaker 13: Next caller, Hey, fellas Danny the scrum Master player, how
Speaker 13: you doing? Listen to episode two ninety five Slice time.
Speaker 13: I think we need to start marketing the podcast more
Speaker 13: towards some vegans because these licenses, they got too much beef.
Speaker 3: Man, it's not working.
Speaker 1: Out too much beef.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were hoping that the infighting would stop. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well hopefully, Well here we go.
Speaker 14: Hey, Brooklyn boys is Nick from Washington State. Five hundred dollars,
Speaker 14: David Brod you know how much grape soda and chicken
Speaker 14: palm you can buy for this money? Well, it sounds
Speaker 14: like there's going to be at least ten people who
Speaker 14: is interested, you know, ten of fifteen or so, So
Speaker 14: please don't charge me five hundred dollars. What do you
Speaker 14: have that ton of money? Economy? You know, economy is
Speaker 14: rough right now, sir. And I'm a good job on
Speaker 14: that threatening the the tombstone.
Speaker 1: Guy, Oh thank you, Oh scary, we both thought it did.
Speaker 1: What did I tell people? I would charge them five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars for I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's why you got to give context to your Hey, Brody,
Speaker 3: remember when you said five hundred dollars for cheese like something?
Speaker 1: I don't I. It's a week.
Speaker 12: Arendrody, Brody and Scary go Roady Roady got me from
Speaker 12: Connecticut here. This is a public service announcement to all
Speaker 12: the slices, more so to a rocking Steve and the
Speaker 12: guy with the multiple personalities. Come on bright the way,
Speaker 12: for the love of God, please stop. Don't f with
Speaker 12: Maddie from Brooklyn with the demeanor as bold as the
Speaker 12: streets she walks. She commands respect with every step. She's
Speaker 12: clearly the hbiic of Slice time, radiates massive Big D energy,
Speaker 12: and she's a beacon of fearlessness.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Not to be confused with Dave Bombs. Who's Big D's energy.
Speaker 15: Hi, Hey, Brody and Scary. This is Joe from California, US,
Speaker 15: just listening to the talkbacks from this week and h
Speaker 15: scary try to plug in his microphone. But the last
Speaker 15: time he tried it on the air, it sound like
Speaker 15: shit and he didn't test it out before trying it
Speaker 15: on the air anyway, And by the way, Brody n
Speaker 15: w a sings for the police, not public Enemy.
Speaker 1: You're right, Oh yeah, Brody.
Speaker 15: By the way, anytime I've ever seen a person named Asia,
Speaker 15: They've always been black. I've never seen anyone name Asia
Speaker 15: that was Asian, unless it.
Speaker 9: Was on porn.
Speaker 1: So okay, he says it Asia Carrera. I mean I
Speaker 1: only said it scary, said it scary. How do you
Speaker 1: know a Cara?
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just you know, was on the mask. I learned No,
Speaker 1: I learned it from you, Brody, I learned from you.
Speaker 3: You talk in fairness? Whoever, let me google who Asia
Speaker 3: Carra as hold on as second old? Look, Asia Carrera
Speaker 3: is Asian.
Speaker 1: Look at that.
Speaker 3: I believe nw A uh while we got that got
Speaker 3: past both of us. Yeah, I public anademy. Yeah, in
Speaker 3: the public Enemy. I confused it with nine to one.
Speaker 1: One is a joke, right, Brody and scary?
Speaker 9: Scary and Brody.
Speaker 16: It's Lisa from Syracuse, New York.
Speaker 1: Nice, just listening to news.
Speaker 16: Plaicetime for episode two ninety five. And Brody, you are ron.
Speaker 16: There are two point five four sonameters in one inch,
Speaker 16: so your three sonameters is a little bit more than
Speaker 16: an inch.
Speaker 17: That is all.
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: It sounded like she said, sodometers, sodomy like sodomy centimeters. Yeah,
Speaker 3: welly weird accident, all right.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 11: Chuck from Illinois and episode H Slash Time two ninety
Speaker 11: five about the eighteen and thirty two second mark Regi
Speaker 11: called in and said that she was thanking Angel for
Speaker 11: the resacting core idea. You know, if it's you eat
Speaker 11: it today and then you see it again tomorrow. Well, anyway,
Speaker 11: Brody said that corn may some that redundant because the
Speaker 11: Native Americans used to call corn maze. I think you're
Speaker 11: wrong because it's spelled.
Speaker 9: In me I z.
Speaker 11: They might have called it mice or mice, not maye.
Speaker 11: That's a totally different word. So no, I think you're wrong,
Speaker 11: mister Brody, A wrong, wrong, wrong, you are wrong.
Speaker 3: Yes, I guess you never never saw the Argo Corn commercial,
Speaker 3: which because you call it.
Speaker 1: Corn, we call it maze. It's definitely mays.
Speaker 18: Brodie Scary Dylans scary and knock it off about the
Speaker 18: record album being type and record album definition on Google
Speaker 18: says definition's record album one or more recordings issue together.
Speaker 18: So boom, that's solved that. Some Well, yes, I may
Speaker 18: sound red on them, but it's not two different words
Speaker 18: talking about the same thing in a different way. I mean,
Speaker 18: it kind of doesn't make sense.
Speaker 1: This sounds weird, is in my head?
Speaker 18: Slice for Life, keep it up, gues.
Speaker 1: Thank you sir. It's a record. The size is an
Speaker 1: album size.
Speaker 14: Hi.
Speaker 19: This is Vicky Slice for Life from Cleveland, Ohio, born
Speaker 19: and raised in New Jersey. I also went to Amsterdam
Speaker 19: in twenty seventeen and nearly got murdered by a cyclist.
Speaker 19: So I felt like I had to leave a talk
Speaker 19: back for the first time I was. We had just
Speaker 19: arrived my then boyfriend now husband. We were walking down
Speaker 19: the street and the sidewalk was closed, so I stepped
Speaker 19: into apparently the bike lane, and some cyclists nearly bowls
Speaker 19: me over.
Speaker 9: I nearly get hit. I get out of the way
Speaker 9: and he looks back and.
Speaker 11: Goes not the foot pods.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought's got to be the only country in
Speaker 3: the world where the pedestrian is not always right. But
Speaker 3: do you know what scary hates the cyclist in Manhattan.
Speaker 3: It's reversed in the Netherlands because they hate the people
Speaker 3: on the street. Yeah, no, really, they really do. They
Speaker 3: It's almost like you're afraid to walk. Yeah, the screens
Speaker 3: of Amsterdam is bitching about these these people.
Speaker 1: Walking by get hit at any moment. He's with these walker.
Speaker 3: Lanes, pedestrians, man, pedestrian lane. We're supposed to We're supposed
Speaker 3: to rule the earth.
Speaker 1: Now even the cause have to like take second second
Speaker 1: place to the bikes. Yeah, freaking biker mob. Scary.
Speaker 14: This is your one millions reminder to uh bring.
Speaker 2: The fucking ing.
Speaker 1: He's got to point that.
Speaker 2: Hi, they got a check from the Bureau of Prisons.
Speaker 9: I just want you to know that Angel will not be.
Speaker 20: Calling you guys ever again after yell at me and
Speaker 20: call me the sewer because you listen to you or
Speaker 20: your podcast.
Speaker 21: Hey yo, back in jail.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, now wait a minute, was that yet another voice? Nah? No,
Speaker 1: I'll have what he's having though. Yeah, he's pumped.
Speaker 9: Hey Brookland, boys, is me again? You asked for examples
Speaker 9: of what we found.
Speaker 22: Out about someone?
Speaker 5: Well, I found out that this guy I barely know
Speaker 5: had cheated on his wife, got the other woman pregnant,
Speaker 5: and then blocked his friend.
Speaker 9: Who's my best friend, and anyone associated with this friend
Speaker 9: for some reason.
Speaker 1: Oh wait a minute, what is the story. There is
Speaker 1: the story?
Speaker 3: There that he blocked people just putting banks. Some chicken
Speaker 3: got a pregnant. I think that's the story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh, you know who's coming up. I already heard
Speaker 1: a preview. I heard a little bit yet.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's gonna be one of those podcasts.
Speaker 23: Six minutes and twenty three seconds into the podcast, you're
Speaker 23: talking about gasoline.
Speaker 18: Guys.
Speaker 23: If your car doesn't require the high thing gosolene, don't
Speaker 23: put it in there. Thank you putting it in there,
Speaker 23: and it's not required by your manufacturer.
Speaker 1: Wasting money.
Speaker 23: Gasoline is not gonna ignite properly. You're gonna fuck up
Speaker 23: your engine. Okay, it's not a boogie thing.
Speaker 1: What he said.
Speaker 3: It's not a boogie thing. If your car doesn't need
Speaker 3: the ninety three octane, don't put it in. That's what
Speaker 3: I will tell you. Some cars that don't require it
Speaker 3: do run better and have a little more pep to them.
Speaker 3: Older cars. I can't speak for today's engines, but back
Speaker 3: in the day when I started driving, if you didn't
Speaker 3: need ninety three and you put in ninety three, you
Speaker 3: could feel it.
Speaker 23: The high octane gasoline is for vehicles with high compression engines.
Speaker 1: Okay, remember that all right, it's not a booge thing.
Speaker 1: Thank you. He's got you there.
Speaker 3: Well, you were the one arguing against me getting the
Speaker 3: ninety three. No, I'll get against you getting a car
Speaker 3: that required ninety three. It's bougie, right, But if that's
Speaker 3: what they told me I needed to put in, I
Speaker 3: put it. Listen, I go for the cheapest gas possible.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know.
Speaker 3: On the other side of that, I got crushed for
Speaker 3: putting in eighty seven on my old car and people like,
Speaker 3: what are you doing putting in eighty seven?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, I don't know. It's a lease.
Speaker 3: When did your car require ninety three? They wanted it
Speaker 3: was suggested as eighty nine. Wait a minute, eighty seven
Speaker 3: and I was putting eighty seven. Dude, your new car
Speaker 3: is a lease, isn't it. Yeah, and yet you're putting
Speaker 3: in ninety three. Well I've stepped up to the plate.
Speaker 3: I started feeling bad that I'm doing a bad thing
Speaker 3: to the engine of the car.
Speaker 1: By not putting it.
Speaker 24: Good.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you've repented. Yeah, this is my way of
Speaker 1: making making amends.
Speaker 10: Hey, Brooklyn boys, Jonathan from pa here non fact that son,
Speaker 10: uncle and Exxon charge way more per Garland because their
Speaker 10: top tier at gasoline that they saw some of the
Speaker 10: best gasoleen out there. My I driving your MD and
Speaker 10: my car text premium, so I'm always paying four forty
Speaker 10: to four sixty a galland excellent.
Speaker 1: That's sanity. Yeah, I mean, what are you going to do?
Speaker 3: First of all, I've never read that one gas station
Speaker 3: is better, guess than other gas stations. But I'm not
Speaker 3: saying you're wrong because I'm not an expert. But here's
Speaker 3: what I'll say. Sunoco is cheaper than all the other
Speaker 3: gas stations in my area. It goes by who owns
Speaker 3: the gas station, how much they pay for rent, where
Speaker 3: they're located, what the taxes are in that particular state.
Speaker 3: It's not it's not excellent four sixty Jesus Christ. Premium
Speaker 3: in New Jersey's what three ninety more than Yeah, actually.
Speaker 1: It is three ninety. I'm just paying four dollars today.
Speaker 3: I paid three ninety nine for regular gas this week,
Speaker 3: and I think premium is between three eighty and three
Speaker 3: ninety four sixty.
Speaker 25: What parkans out Florida. I'm sorry, I'm on scary side
Speaker 25: with the whole figures about your cars. Hang up with
Speaker 25: either of the engine does not matter or horsemount, what
Speaker 25: octane you used. What matters is the combustion ratio, So
Speaker 25: a any car can take it can take ninety three.
Speaker 25: But it's very highly recommended that cars of the turbos
Speaker 25: because they have higher compression.
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Okay, So just to be clear, I wasn't saying that
Speaker 3: my bigger engine and how it related to I was
Speaker 3: saying I'm able to get more power without having to
Speaker 3: spend the extra money. I don't need the turbo, right,
Speaker 3: but I have a car already, so I can't go
Speaker 3: backwards and trade the car in. Well you will at
Speaker 3: the end of three years, won't you.
Speaker 9: Do You ever get those bagels?
Speaker 12: So are they better than New York?
Speaker 3: Hold on, I have an update. I'll give the update
Speaker 3: again on the on the episode when we record. But
Speaker 3: my four dozen Fairmont bagels from Montreal, Canada are arriving Thursday,
Speaker 3: nice and I have a dozen for Scary, so I
Speaker 3: have to get them to you. At some point you
Speaker 3: wanted Poppy, right, yeah, I got I got a variety.
Speaker 3: I picked out all the ones they wanted and they
Speaker 3: sent them to me no charge, baby, So I will
Speaker 3: let you know no charge they charged you for the
Speaker 3: bagels though, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, they shipped it to me,
Speaker 3: and I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: The bagels were no charge at pay of shipping. Okay,
Speaker 1: so I'll talk to you about that.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 25: Uh, if you guys go to Chevron download their app.
Speaker 25: I know Brody hasn't had for another gas station. But
Speaker 25: they give you a dollar off a gallon three times
Speaker 25: in a row. So for ninety three, it's scary.
Speaker 9: I'm paying. I paid two ninety nine.
Speaker 19: Granted I'm in.
Speaker 9: Florida, much better state.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 25: But yeah, and then you can get points and you
Speaker 25: can get like twenty percents off a gallon every so often,
Speaker 25: so it actually is really useful.
Speaker 24: All right, I'm a Costco member.
Speaker 9: I fucking cannot deal with the Costco lines.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the Costco gas and BJ's gas like cheaper
Speaker 3: by like thirty cents.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. They give it away at Costco and BJ's
Speaker 1: babes giving it away. Who who love freebjs?
Speaker 6: Larry scary uh Nack from Washington State. I love AI content.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, the lyrics you know a little bit too
Speaker 9: harsh man.
Speaker 6: This time I got as blink version, the wrong version
Speaker 6: that was a good one, But can we like have
Speaker 6: different lyrics not just focused on fake shorts and statement?
Speaker 1: Should I? Should I write about the Olympics? Wait, we
Speaker 1: write about it?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: No, take him under advisement. Dere brody?
Speaker 3: Enough about Uh, here's a song about how women get
Speaker 3: paid less in the workforce than men.
Speaker 1: Hit It's scary, it's podcast the times Who You take
Speaker 1: a Break? Just just seemed like I can't. I can't look.
Speaker 1: Oh my cousin texted me round it for me. Did
Speaker 1: they lost? They lost?
Speaker 3: They went the extra innings and lost that the basis
Speaker 3: voaded one out three and oh count one more bad pitch,
Speaker 3: they walked the run and they win.
Speaker 1: But they did not. They lost them. You know what,
Speaker 1: The wind is out of my sales. I don't even
Speaker 1: want to go see a game, and I haven't even
Speaker 1: seen one yet this year, I will go to the
Speaker 1: owner's suite. I won't get me wrong. Well, we're invited.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, that's a different story.
Speaker 3: I don't want to get two in the weeds or
Speaker 3: as they call it inside baseball, which is appropriate here,
Speaker 3: but I July thirtieth is the trade deadline, and normally,
Speaker 3: you know you root for your team to add players,
Speaker 3: but I'm kind of looking forward to them trading away
Speaker 3: all of the pending free agents and bringing in some
Speaker 3: prospects and some young talent, and look forward to next year.
Speaker 3: We're already saying that we're not even in juni yet,
Speaker 3: we're already saying better luck next year. Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 3: Almost every team makes the playoffs. So if the Mets
Speaker 3: would have winned like six seven out of ten, they'll
Speaker 3: be right back in the playoff hunt.
Speaker 1: It is possible. Okay, it's possible when you wish upon
Speaker 1: a star.
Speaker 6: Yes, Open boys making mistake the episode two ninety six
Speaker 6: topic of open merriage couple. This is not exactly just
Speaker 6: a traditional open marriage because if the guy all of
Speaker 6: a sudden, you know, screws the guys, and now the
Speaker 6: lady she's she's still into dudes, but she has other
Speaker 6: you know, life, so then she has open marriage. But
Speaker 6: for him, that's something else, that's like him coming out
Speaker 6: of closet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there's more to the.
Speaker 6: Sole ideal of open marriage for so many couples is
Speaker 6: that they will not leave each other and they still
Speaker 6: love each other. But yes, they now can have different
Speaker 6: people for different things. That they would like to do
Speaker 6: in intimacy. So I do not think this is like, oh,
Speaker 6: it's just you know, an open marriage. This is very complex.
Speaker 6: I mean, come on, like, all of a sudden, somebody
Speaker 6: is bisexual and it's open marriage.
Speaker 9: Something in that milk ain't clean.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, open marriages, open marriage, but coming out
Speaker 6: and you know, saying you're bisexual and not you like guys,
Speaker 6: nothing wrong with that, but this is not very open
Speaker 6: marriage situation. I do not think you should you guys
Speaker 6: should be bringing that person to the podcast. Maybe you
Speaker 6: guys should talk on a zoom private refers or something.
Speaker 9: If this person is a scariest.
Speaker 1: Friends, yep, he's both our friends.
Speaker 6: This is a special message for Larry David and Larry
Speaker 6: David only because you were busting your co host balls
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Speaker 9: Yea, oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: I hope the listeners not gonna put me into a
Speaker 6: listener's jail or some shiit snaker Washington State.
Speaker 9: Again. I looked it up because I never had.
Speaker 6: BMW, but I know, you know, a few things about vehicles,
Speaker 6: just because I wasn't service for like some time. It
Speaker 6: is okay if you put ninety one, you don't need
Speaker 6: to put ninety three the most expensive one. See if
Speaker 6: you put ninety one to your BMW you're scary, You'll
Speaker 6: be okay.
Speaker 1: Trust me, you have a lot of gas stations, go
Speaker 1: eighty seven, eighty nine to ninety three. There is no
Speaker 1: ninety one places that I go.
Speaker 3: But okay, Sonoco has the full levels, right, I think,
Speaker 3: so Ultra ninety four they got ninety four. I think
Speaker 3: I don't know anyway, four dear rams go to eleven. Well, anyway,
Speaker 3: thank you for all those commentary on all those topics.
Speaker 3: I guess we'll talk about the the bisexual open relationship.
Speaker 3: We'll just that, I guess in the main episode of
Speaker 3: The Brooklyn Boys next. I just you know, we said
Speaker 3: what we said. No, I did want to just comment
Speaker 3: on that call, just briefly. I think he wanted the
Speaker 3: open marriage because he's bisexual, right.
Speaker 1: Not because he turned bisexual, right.
Speaker 3: I think he wanted the opportunity to sleep with men
Speaker 3: because in a relationship with a woman, there's no man there.
Speaker 1: So he was like, all right, so I want to
Speaker 1: occasionally sleep with men, so you do.
Speaker 20: What you want.
Speaker 3: But that doesn't not make it an open marriage. It's
Speaker 3: still an no double negative. But that doesn't that doesn't
Speaker 3: make it. That doesn't not make it an open marriage.
Speaker 3: It's still an open It's still an open marriage. There's
Speaker 3: all kinds of doors, those kind of the back door.
Speaker 17: Brooklyn from Brooklyn and the Bronx, which is for a loser.
Speaker 17: Steve listen, homie, I'm not really sure why you're addressing me.
Speaker 17: Don't speak to me unless you're spoken to. Don't come
Speaker 17: for me unless I call for you. Stay in your lane,
Speaker 17: know your place, Learn some grammar and some vocabulary over there.
Speaker 3: Okay, Maddie, Okay, if I could just take this moment
Speaker 3: to say, for next life time, we would like no
Speaker 3: retaliation from anyone who just got mentioned right there, right, Okay,
Speaker 3: let's move on on on from the I'd like to
Speaker 3: see Victoria and Maddie go at it. Victoria from Brooklyn
Speaker 3: to Maddie from Queens, some two tough tough ladies.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Brooklyn, boys, is Maddie from Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Speaker 17: You don't need to charge the bron hundred dollars for
Speaker 17: a live podcast. I think a lot of us would
Speaker 17: pay a reasonable price. Why don't you have the first
Speaker 17: one free? Depending on how many people log in, you
Speaker 17: can determine what the charge.
Speaker 1: That's the five hundred dollars comment, Right, that's what it was.
Speaker 3: I said, if one hundred people all chip in, then
Speaker 3: we could we could pay off the platform.
Speaker 1: But if it's only one person, I said, yeah, be
Speaker 1: five one. I was, yeah, okay, I got it now,
Speaker 1: thank you, Maddie Brooklyn.
Speaker 17: Boys, it's Maddie. In response to the Slice who was
Speaker 17: asking about the song this summer, I'm not sure that
Speaker 17: I necessarily like it, but I think I think it's
Speaker 17: going to be that song that remixed Tipsy Everybody in
Speaker 17: the club getting tipsy. Everybody in the bar is now
Speaker 17: getting tipsy. And it's a country song. Yeah, shahboopy, shahboozy,
Speaker 17: something like that. I think that's going to be the song.
Speaker 1: It's called a bar song by Shaboo. And she's right,
Speaker 1: it's a fucking great song. Brody, have you heard it yet? No,
Speaker 1: I thought SHABBOOZI was named a song that'd be a
Speaker 1: great name for a song. No, he's the artist.
Speaker 3: He is a country artist and he's rapping, and he's
Speaker 3: he's he's talking about everyone getting tipsy, everybody hit the
Speaker 3: bar getting tipsy.
Speaker 1: I don't know Shaboozy, but is he a man of color?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yes, I believe so.
Speaker 3: I'm only asking because you know, some artists of color
Speaker 3: are accepted in country, and you know Beyonce had a problem.
Speaker 3: But Shaboozi's got a hit, so I guess it's good. Well,
Speaker 3: I have not heard it, but I will listen to
Speaker 3: it as soon as this podcast ends. It's it's actually
Speaker 3: the first time a black artist has overtaken another black
Speaker 3: artist for the number one song on the country chart.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? It is crazy? Just took over.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's just Beyonce or from Beyonce? Okay, Wow, Haboozy.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? I think it was?
Speaker 3: Uh, I think he took it from Beyonce. Yeah, craziness.
Speaker 3: I spelled Shaboozi wrong, It's be Wise Okay. His real
Speaker 3: name is Collins Obina Chaboozi. Yeah, what a great name
Speaker 3: to then turn into Shaboozius.
Speaker 1: His last name is pronounce Chaboozi.
Speaker 3: It's spelled There's been much there's been much talk that
Speaker 3: that could be the song of the summer. However, it's
Speaker 3: gonna be up against songs like Illusion from Dua Lipa,
Speaker 3: songs from uh and also the Post Malone and Morgan
Speaker 3: Wallen's song The Heard, That's good, the Yeah, the I
Speaker 3: had some help And then everyone's people are talking about
Speaker 3: Sabrina Carpenter's song Espresso could be the song of the summer.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's catchy. It's very catchy. We're playing the hell
Speaker 1: out of it on Z one hundred. Well, then then
Speaker 1: it's your song, as some of them. Right now, I
Speaker 1: think this is about it. Once I can identify five
Speaker 1: can now for song of summer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that song is not only catchy. But who
Speaker 3: doesn't love the name Shaboozi. I think she's right.
Speaker 1: Have you heard the shabboozy song Shaboozie.
Speaker 3: It's got boozing, it's got boozing it right, it's a
Speaker 3: drinking song and it's got you were like, it's a
Speaker 3: bar song.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Shaboozie's gotta be like the name of the song.
Speaker 3: The title is a bar song in print by a
Speaker 3: guy who's got booze in his name, and it predeses
Speaker 3: Tipsy right by shaboozie, and.
Speaker 17: Holy fucking shit, that's a lot of money to pay
Speaker 17: for fucking guess bro over four dollars, four dollars and
Speaker 17: something sense. That's fucking wild. Even if you have a
Speaker 17: boogie car, most of them don't even require fancy gas anymore.
Speaker 17: I don't understand it. That's even less of a reason
Speaker 17: to put fancy gas.
Speaker 1: Where you live.
Speaker 17: All the things, all the things made me so angry
Speaker 17: in this the amount of money that you paid, the
Speaker 17: fact that you paid for the supreme gas, and then
Speaker 17: the motherfucker rounds it. The rounding up is the least
Speaker 17: your worries in this situation, because, frankly, if you have
Speaker 17: the money to overpay for gas and to you necessary
Speaker 17: supreme gas in.
Speaker 1: Your car, it's called premium.
Speaker 17: Fuck you worrying about the twenty three cents four. I
Speaker 17: get it that it's the principle, but it's also the
Speaker 17: principle to not overpay for your guess.
Speaker 1: Come on, all right, it's called supreme at some station.
Speaker 1: Let me respond, and.
Speaker 17: It's okay, okay, but that was just unnecessary. Just go
Speaker 17: on the corner, my dude, show me a.
Speaker 3: Fucking gas station where you're not paying. Were you paying
Speaker 3: less than four dollars a gallon and bullshit Jersey, bullshit, bullshit,
Speaker 3: it's gas.
Speaker 11: Is up, and.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? I paid three thirty four
Speaker 3: for gas. And again again, I know I have a lease.
Speaker 3: The wah wah, I know I have a lease, but
Speaker 3: I'm trying my best to actually do the right thing.
Speaker 3: The car requires ninety three. Oh, if the car requires
Speaker 3: ninety three, then you sell it. Well that's a whole
Speaker 3: other argument. But she's telling me to ruin the friggin engine,
Speaker 3: the transmission. But he is what you're not factoring in.
Speaker 3: Listen to her voice.
Speaker 1: It's mad right. She's right. Even if she's wrong, she's
Speaker 1: right because of her inflection.
Speaker 3: If Maddie calls next week and goes, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 3: you something right now, the earth is freaking flat, I
Speaker 3: will believe the earth is Mattie. I love you, Maddie,
Speaker 3: but it's not so easy to find gas under four
Speaker 3: dollars a gown where we live, whether do you live
Speaker 3: even regular? Even regular is four dollars a gown? Would
Speaker 3: you check out what I told you? Did you look
Speaker 3: at the gas prices going in the talk versus coming
Speaker 3: out of the how much was.
Speaker 1: The difference fifteen cents, Now it's thirty cents.
Speaker 17: It's Maddi again. It is scary. I swear to God,
Speaker 17: don't harass me for leaving a thousand talkbacks. And in
Speaker 17: regards to the guy who wanted to be on your
Speaker 17: podcast but didn't bother to learn about it, at first
Speaker 17: that was like you fuck you, But then he actually
Speaker 17: gave a pretty good apology. So I guess forgive him
Speaker 17: as to whether or not you should have him on
Speaker 17: the show. Make him sign a contract. If he blows
Speaker 17: up and gets famous, he gets to be on the podcast.
Speaker 17: If not, you fuck you again.
Speaker 1: No, how about this. If he blows up becomes famous,
Speaker 1: he has us on his new show. Yeah, it works
Speaker 1: both ways. Like our friend, is there anything that you're
Speaker 1: not boogie about?
Speaker 13: Carry?
Speaker 25: You know, regular gas work?
Speaker 20: Just by no, you're very moti works garbage car, Come on, Garry,
Speaker 20: stop me boogie sifty for gas?
Speaker 9: Ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Seriously, what rock are these people living under?
Speaker 3: What year is motorwork? Is this twenty twenty four? That's
Speaker 3: the price of gas? No it's not, Yes it is.
Speaker 3: You're going to the ripoff stations? Bullshit, du dude, New
Speaker 3: Jersey city.
Speaker 1: I live in a huge metro.
Speaker 3: I don't live where you live out in the freaking countryside.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 17: Drive.
Speaker 3: You can drive a quarter of a mile into the
Speaker 3: less desirable areas of your area, and the gas is
Speaker 3: a dollar. Let me go waste gas to try and
Speaker 3: buy gas. That's my father used to do when he
Speaker 3: used to drive from Brooklyn, New Jersey, because I'm like.
Speaker 1: Dude, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Okay, but there's a difference. The gas in Jersey used
Speaker 3: to be like fifty cents a gallon light but the
Speaker 3: governor put they put the tax on it. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: twenty three cents a gallon tax. They headed back in.
Speaker 3: Let me say, I'm not traveling and I'm not going
Speaker 3: to an unsafe area for gas in my Bavarian motor
Speaker 3: Works car with the top down, with the top down, no,
Speaker 3: actually the top will be up. They'll just steal the
Speaker 3: fucking top. That's why the top is down. You top down, Nope,
Speaker 3: it's gone.
Speaker 5: It's scary.
Speaker 9: This old fucking gass thing is getting me.
Speaker 2: Fucking you too.
Speaker 20: You play a dollar more for gas. On top of it,
Speaker 20: you're saying it's nominal that you leave your car on Yep.
Speaker 20: But you say it with twenty fucking three cents. If
Speaker 20: you're saying it's nominal, the twenty three cents don't fucking matter.
Speaker 20: Come on, you, bougie, fuck.
Speaker 1: The twenty differences.
Speaker 3: It's the principal Well that was didn't say his name
Speaker 3: always from him. Don't walk away with my money assuming
Speaker 3: that I'm just gonna give you that money. If the
Speaker 3: cost is the cost is the cost that's fixed. I
Speaker 3: can't help that.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Guy pulls up in the BMW with his engine running
Speaker 3: is getting gassed. He's not gonna miss twenty three cents.
Speaker 3: That's what that guy's thinking.
Speaker 22: So the halfless show, I say, you have one, and
Speaker 22: you just roast.
Speaker 20: The shit out of him for not knowing about your
Speaker 20: great podcast, and see how.
Speaker 22: We can come back at you and make it a
Speaker 22: good old fun So I.
Speaker 9: Say, you go ahead, go for it. I have the
Speaker 9: guy come on and see how much laughing we can
Speaker 9: all do listening to the.
Speaker 26: G all right, Scary and Brittie, Bertie and Scary. I'm
Speaker 26: not sure which song I like better, but Scary or Bertie.
Speaker 26: You need to either make one about yourself being a
Speaker 26: cheap ass or a tight wad or scary. You need
Speaker 26: to make one about him.
Speaker 1: I'm smart with money. Yeah it's fair.
Speaker 19: Fair is fair.
Speaker 4: You may be a usual at bastard, but he's a
Speaker 4: cheap ass.
Speaker 1: Yeah that we know.
Speaker 16: Plenty of material for it. It's for Minchester.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Renee.
Speaker 10: What's up frocking boys?
Speaker 9: It's five pa.
Speaker 1: So I really want to do a live show, do
Speaker 1: your favorite.
Speaker 9: App with Clapper. You can even pat the top tippers
Speaker 9: for a private show.
Speaker 10: Come on, let's call boys.
Speaker 1: We're thinking about it. He wanted to do a NUDI
Speaker 1: show on Clapper.
Speaker 27: Hey is Maggie from Miami and commenting on two ninety
Speaker 27: six scary.
Speaker 14: This is ja boozy ass bitch.
Speaker 27: Nobody gives a fuck what you're pumping in the gas station.
Speaker 27: Check your manual and see where your car takes.
Speaker 3: By the way, she called you boozy instead of bougie shaboozy,
Speaker 3: but boozy bastard.
Speaker 13: You are.
Speaker 2: Is Maggie from Miami again, what are these baggies?
Speaker 14: Here?
Speaker 27: Is Mayi from Miami in the tipping thing on two
Speaker 27: ninety six. Okay, I can't stand when I go to
Speaker 27: a gas station and I pay for my gas and
Speaker 27: there's a tipping jar. What the fuck am I tipping
Speaker 27: you for doing your job? Well, I work at public supermarket,
Speaker 27: and if I take you to the damn product, I'm
Speaker 27: expecting a fucking tip.
Speaker 1: It's got a point. That's why in Jersey they pump
Speaker 1: the gas for you fair enough.
Speaker 27: Tips.
Speaker 24: I don't know if I've told you, but currently I
Speaker 24: live in New Jersey in a freehold nice and my
Speaker 24: truck takes a recommend super but I don't, but you
Speaker 24: can put regular in it. Super is about a dollar
Speaker 24: and ten a dollar average everywhere. Yes, more yes than regular.
Speaker 24: And the reason why scary is called takes super is
Speaker 24: because he has a smaller engine that's higha compression. Brody
Speaker 24: calls like mine and yours that have a big engines.
Speaker 24: I have a six point two leter engine. I don't
Speaker 24: have four hundred and twenty course power engine. It's us
Speaker 24: regular because it's a big, big engine, doesn't have very
Speaker 24: high compression like that.
Speaker 2: Cause, dude, yes, those use.
Speaker 24: Very thank you, smaller, much smaller engines, but much higher compression,
Speaker 24: especially when they have superchargers and turbo charges. Yeah, just arguments.
Speaker 24: I agree with Brody, back going to the wrong gas station.
Speaker 24: You never go next to a tunnel or a bridge,
Speaker 24: especially when you're leaving.
Speaker 1: I live on top of the tunnel.
Speaker 24: Coming to New Jersey from New York. Going between New
Speaker 24: York from New I used to work. I used to
Speaker 24: drive into New York every day like you guys, and
Speaker 24: uh always always, especially over there in Jersey City by
Speaker 24: the Holland Tunnel is.
Speaker 1: Disgusting, disgusting. This is my neighborhood.
Speaker 2: I live here.
Speaker 1: Where do you want me to go?
Speaker 10: Five?
Speaker 11: Ten games?
Speaker 1: I'm out of the tunnel, not when you go in.
Speaker 24: I promise this is the last talkback I'll leave today
Speaker 24: because I know I hate when up people leave four.
Speaker 9: Five, six talkbacks.
Speaker 24: But Brody, you're also right out running your engine while
Speaker 24: you're filling up.
Speaker 28: Thank you.
Speaker 24: Has nothing to do with wasting gas. That has everything
Speaker 24: to do with the fact that when you fill when
Speaker 24: you fill your car, it's moving sediment around that settles
Speaker 24: at the bottom of your tank, which can make its
Speaker 24: way into your engine and actually destroy your engine. Same
Speaker 24: goals for when they're filling up the gas station itself.
Speaker 3: There you go, better explanation. I couldn't ask for okay sediment,
Speaker 3: But as far as as far as me putting unnecessarily
Speaker 3: putting expensive gas in my car, my gas.
Speaker 1: He explained that perfectly as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, but did he say does your book does your
Speaker 3: owners Manual say recommended or required?
Speaker 1: I have to go back and check. I want to check.
Speaker 1: That says ninety three, but I'll go check.
Speaker 29: Yeah, enough of this, okay, I'm gonna tell you why
Speaker 29: Brody is the king of all parodies like and he
Speaker 29: will always be, thank you, the king of bo parties.
Speaker 29: When he worked for Zoo one hundred, they wanted to
Speaker 29: come over with the jingle to say he's wrong, like
Speaker 29: Brodie is wrong, And after they came up with it,
Speaker 29: he wrote his own jingle like a better one's right
Speaker 29: to play.
Speaker 13: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: That's right. If you're gonna insult me, the better be standards. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember that. Thank you for remembering that.
Speaker 22: Bee boys, Christy from Saddlebrook, how's it going? So you
Speaker 22: both need to come to Saddlebrook because regular is three
Speaker 22: dollars and twenty eight cents and super Warry, I'm sorry
Speaker 22: to say is three dollars.
Speaker 16: And sixty seven cents.
Speaker 1: I told you so.
Speaker 22: Your first mistake was going to an ex sound station.
Speaker 22: Your second mistake, which everyone knows, gas is always higher
Speaker 22: at an orifice. Oh maybe I should rephrase that.
Speaker 1: Gas.
Speaker 3: Okay exactly, let me let me travel an hour to
Speaker 3: Saddlebrook for my gas.
Speaker 22: Christy Ladbrook again.
Speaker 9: Next topic.
Speaker 22: I'm a big believer in karma and what you put
Speaker 22: out you get back. The peep Pop guy. He apologized,
Speaker 22: so forgive him and I agree with Brody. Let him
Speaker 22: on your podcast. Also, Brody, fantastic job on the jingles.
Speaker 22: My favorite number six, followed by number one, very upbeat, awesome,
Speaker 22: thank you, very great, thank.
Speaker 1: You to point out that number six was about David Brody.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 21: Yeah boys, m Jacob NJ the gayest saying what the
Speaker 21: hell you gave him a tip twenty percents? They want
Speaker 21: fucking tips now too, No tip for you, okay, I
Speaker 21: love you guys. Also parodies holy shit right at the end.
Speaker 3: That was so cool.
Speaker 4: I love it, bougie bathing suit.
Speaker 21: The one I really liked was like the Blink one
Speaker 21: eighty two one.
Speaker 5: I like that one, and then the David Brody won
Speaker 5: right at the end.
Speaker 21: For two Yes, the parody at the end, the Blink
Speaker 21: one eighty two parody of two ninety six.
Speaker 16: That was hilarious.
Speaker 21: I like that version with the debate and suit and
Speaker 21: bougie bastard that's freaking hilarious, and the David Brody one
Speaker 21: right at the end.
Speaker 30: Thank you guys for making me laugh.
Speaker 21: You guys, keeep it up.
Speaker 16: It's hilarious.
Speaker 11: Love you, right.
Speaker 3: So MJ from NJ went through a period of time
Speaker 3: where she would do the first call and then the
Speaker 3: second call, thinking she got cut off, but she wasn't
Speaker 3: cut off. She would repeat the second half of the
Speaker 3: first call. But then she went into a phase where
Speaker 3: she kept saying is this on?
Speaker 1: Is this working?
Speaker 3: Remember that we had a couple of weeks which she
Speaker 3: was like, I don't think this is recording. It's good
Speaker 3: to see that she's now trusting it. It's recording. But
Speaker 3: went back to the second call, repeating the second half
Speaker 3: of the first call. Right, but we still love you
Speaker 3: to death and I'm so glad you like the songs.
Speaker 28: Brody featuring Scary is William from Atlanta. I just want
Speaker 28: to talk about eight bucks in the parking lot. Yeah,
Speaker 28: it's the principal thing scary, right, just like the dollar
Speaker 28: six you all over Brody's ass about just drop at
Speaker 28: your cheap best. Thank you of your fucking mouth. Do
Speaker 28: you want to talk out of there, Bud, it's the principal.
Speaker 28: Dollar six is a principal two.
Speaker 3: Figure it out, and twenty three cents to the gas
Speaker 3: station is less than a dollar six.
Speaker 1: You fuck you.
Speaker 3: But the dollar six was that was a little different.
Speaker 3: That was going to go into the pocket of somebody. No,
Speaker 3: or a chip to the restaurant.
Speaker 1: But you needed you needed them to give you the dollar.
Speaker 1: You needed that in order to leave a tip.
Speaker 3: No, because again people called in most restaurants can ring
Speaker 3: up a penny or a dime. He brung up a
Speaker 3: dollar and charged me to But in order for you
Speaker 3: to do the tip you they needed to ring up
Speaker 3: a dollar six at that restaurant in order to give
Speaker 3: you the pump out of your car. And this was
Speaker 3: this was this guy that was just I'm just taking
Speaker 3: the guy's money and not even tell him about it.
Speaker 3: I think that guy did dollar a little bit of
Speaker 3: a difference. You gave me twenty three cents. It would
Speaker 3: have been fine.
Speaker 1: You gave the guy permission to ring you up.
Speaker 9: I did.
Speaker 3: I said, ring me up for a penny, and he
Speaker 3: didn't ask my permission, rang me up for a dollar
Speaker 3: plus time.
Speaker 1: I still find it a little different, little different, of
Speaker 1: course you do.
Speaker 21: Who's hi to ninety six m J from NJ with
Speaker 21: depression and take one?
Speaker 7: Do's the Book of Boys?
Speaker 21: Podcasts may cause excessive laughter, incontinence because you pee your pants,
Speaker 21: side aches from laughing so hard. Some of the side
Speaker 21: effects which we can't mention.
Speaker 1: Oh you move some weight.
Speaker 9: Fuck tips.
Speaker 21: You guys are great, keep it, keep it up and
Speaker 21: no fighting. Slices and slice its thanks. I like the
Speaker 21: slice it t shirt idea from Nick I can't remember
Speaker 21: who bye.
Speaker 1: Thank you? Nice coming back. I'm Jeff NJ.
Speaker 30: Brody and scary, scary and brody.
Speaker 8: It's Dez.
Speaker 30: I'm commenting on the bisexual open swinging marriage. That is
Speaker 30: the wildest thing I've heard in a minute. I mean,
Speaker 30: swingers in and of itself for me is wild.
Speaker 14: I mean, hey, you do you?
Speaker 1: I don't care what people do.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 30: But at the end of the day, I just have
Speaker 30: so many questions. This reminds me of the can joined
Speaker 30: twin story. You know, do you watch your partner do
Speaker 30: your friend?
Speaker 9: Do they do you?
Speaker 2: Do you join in?
Speaker 30: Is it like what happens here? I just have two
Speaker 30: minute questions guys. It's just some of them will never
Speaker 30: be answered. I don't know, continuing, not quite sure how
Speaker 30: that works, guys. Someone needs to have this person on
Speaker 30: the podcast. I know you guys won't say what is yet,
Speaker 30: but if they can answer some of these basic questions,
Speaker 30: it would be fantastic.
Speaker 1: I've left no hot works. You do you sexually? People
Speaker 1: can do whatever they want. I don't care.
Speaker 2: It doesn't bother me at all in the least bit.
Speaker 30: What people do with their own sexual lives is their
Speaker 30: own business.
Speaker 1: That's how I see it.
Speaker 30: So whatever, But I love the bougie parody. By the way,
Speaker 30: that was fantastic. Brodie scary. Sorry, man, but you're bougie Wanda?
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, Dez.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: She got through that in two talk backs.
Speaker 3: By the way, I've got a swinger's topic for next
Speaker 3: for the next Brooklyn Boys of a TikTok.
Speaker 1: I saw mind blown. Hold, good afternoon.
Speaker 3: This is chad form OBIHO, and I wanted to call
Speaker 3: in and let you know that I'm really.
Speaker 2: Very much enjoyed Jingle number one.
Speaker 1: It's sounded so fun and I think it can be
Speaker 1: the new song of the summer.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty four, and I also wanted to send a
Speaker 3: big shout out to all my haters out there.
Speaker 2: I love you. Have a great day, bitches.
Speaker 3: Hey, If my my bruisy bastard song it becomes the
Speaker 3: song of the summer, I will change my name to
Speaker 3: CHABRONI Sha.
Speaker 4: Brodyrony Brooklyn boys, what's up at your boy?
Speaker 10: Mike?
Speaker 4: Originally from Manhattan with Stintson, Brooklyn and Queens, now out
Speaker 4: of Nashall County, Long Island. Going back to episode two
Speaker 4: ninety five, Asia, Well, I'm Asian, and I don't sound
Speaker 4: like I don't look like any I sound but even
Speaker 4: I know nine nine outs ten times, if I'm looking
Speaker 4: someone name Asia, it's gonna be someone that's non Asian.
Speaker 4: The only reason a person's gonna well, hey, what's up
Speaker 4: a seaboard Mike? Only way Asian person is gonna have
Speaker 4: to name Asia is if its triple porn?
Speaker 9: Me right? So oh thing?
Speaker 1: And another thing is uh.
Speaker 4: For a slice time for two ninety five? Brodie, You're wrong,
Speaker 4: damn it. Grammar police for the police wasn't by public enemies.
Speaker 4: It was by a state of part three yep. So
Speaker 4: if it was public enemy, it be a lot different
Speaker 4: and part three. Yeah, so if it was by public enemy,
Speaker 4: it would be like for the police. Yeah, boy, that's
Speaker 4: how it's gonna go, right. So uh yeah, So that's
Speaker 4: till I got and Hey Maddy, digging your voice, digging
Speaker 4: an accent, love you.
Speaker 1: Matty can do no wrong. Love connections right here on
Speaker 1: the Brooken Boys podcast. People like that.
Speaker 31: First of all, my audio quality is probably gonna be
Speaker 31: shit because I'm driving. Second of all, in regards to
Speaker 31: the prices going into the tunnelvers out of the tunnel, yeah,
Speaker 31: the gas prices.
Speaker 2: I think I could I could have worn.
Speaker 31: I heard it already on this podcast. So it's mind
Speaker 31: boggling that Scary doesn't remember because he remember hearing it
Speaker 31: on the podcast.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna go back.
Speaker 31: I'm not gonna listen to two hundred and ninety five
Speaker 31: episodes again, even though I love it, but I'm not
Speaker 31: gonna go back and listen to it to see which
Speaker 31: episode you talked about it. And the second thing was Brody.
Speaker 31: I think I think most of the places actually, I
Speaker 31: think exon We're Mobile, which is one company by now
Speaker 31: where Scary was. I think they charged the same rate
Speaker 31: for credit card and cash nowadays, at least most places
Speaker 31: in New York, about in New Jersey, but most places
Speaker 31: in New York they charged.
Speaker 1: Some some gas stations do charge. She does so I
Speaker 1: think on a mobile, not all the time. Now, well,
Speaker 1: all right, those are your slices, your talkbacks for this week.
Speaker 3: So thanks, thank you so much for your participation, Thanks
Speaker 3: for all the compliments to the AI songs. I'm not shrift,
Speaker 3: will be AI songs this week. I think I'm gonna
Speaker 3: give it a rest for a week and then bring
Speaker 3: them back hard. Prior to episode three hundred, ooh, it's
Speaker 3: a anniversary song to me boy. Maybe episode three hundred.
Speaker 1: We'll see, we'll see in a few days.
Speaker 2: Reactions This podcast all depends on you, baby
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