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Speaker 1: Welcome to Brooklyn Boys. Slice time for episode three fifty.
Speaker 3: And beyond. I'm keeping beyond Bertie beyond sold on it.
Speaker 3: You're not sold on beyond? No, I think previous three
Speaker 3: fifty had previous and prior prior.
Speaker 4: I don't we agreed on something last when we did
Speaker 4: Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 1: You might have agreed on something. I didn't. No, we
Speaker 1: had something that we liked and then we don't. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it was. I'll go back and listen
Speaker 1: to it. Three sixty all encompassing and the rest three
Speaker 1: sixty three, three fifty and the rest of the catalog.
Speaker 1: About that.
Speaker 3: Now, when we do episode three sixty, you do you
Speaker 3: have to do it like a complete turnaround Hio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. You got to do a three sixty, but.
Speaker 4: Not a one eighty, which everybody, when I say mean
Speaker 4: one eighty, they say three sixty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, people are four. Well he did a complete
Speaker 1: three sixty. Nope, complete one eight. Anyway, we had them.
Speaker 3: We had a lot of talkbacks to get to I'm
Speaker 3: looking at it right, Yeah, excellent, tons. So this is
Speaker 3: the companion episode, the episode about the episode. This isn't
Speaker 3: the main episode of Brooklyn Boys. If it's your first time, welcome,
Speaker 3: give a listen to what this has to we have
Speaker 3: to say here, but then go back and listen to
Speaker 3: a real episode. This year is just uh, the slices
Speaker 3: about the episode. Yeah, the slices. These these are the
Speaker 3: fan base people coming on back and shooting back and
Speaker 3: commenting on what they heard. Uh, because they clicked the
Speaker 3: talkback button that little microphone listening iHeartRadio app exclusively to
Speaker 3: the iHeartRadio app. Okay, hopefully some people want to send
Speaker 3: me some money.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, let's go.
Speaker 3: Lets to roll up our sleeves and get it down
Speaker 3: to business here dp F mean seen here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right and scaring you tell Brodie about how
Speaker 5: bad the French Fries are here and there.
Speaker 1: So shut the fuck up your bogy masters. You beat
Speaker 1: seventeen hundred of them at one time. It don't matter
Speaker 1: if it's good for you're bad for. You're still gonna
Speaker 1: get big. My boy.
Speaker 4: Commenting on sco by the way, that's our boy. That
Speaker 4: was is that JD from from North Carolina?
Speaker 3: A lot of noise in his talk. Yeah, he's welding
Speaker 3: and and uh, yeah, yeah, what was that? What was
Speaker 3: it that he disagreed with me on about French fries.
Speaker 4: You were saying how the French fries are healthier in
Speaker 4: Europe than they are in America.
Speaker 1: But it's true, he said, big deal.
Speaker 4: You're still gonna put seventeen hundred of them in your
Speaker 4: mouth and get fat either way, of course, but I'd
Speaker 4: rather get.
Speaker 1: Fat, you know, and with with less poison in my body.
Speaker 1: I don't know, there is no healthy French fries. The
Speaker 1: fried I mean, hey, it's here.
Speaker 6: You might not want to call me away under.
Speaker 7: The straight line because I never.
Speaker 8: Said I was the best, but I might be able
Speaker 8: to show you something. But damn, motherfucker, I'll be fucking
Speaker 8: this shit up sometime. But I'm doing all right. There's
Speaker 8: moment I wing to.
Speaker 7: Be in here for about pick the phone with but uh.
Speaker 9: Uh DP from.
Speaker 10: NC here again.
Speaker 1: I was calling in regards to the dude.
Speaker 6: That was talking about he's not gonna buy.
Speaker 1: The myth, but he'll smoke it if it's around. Let
Speaker 1: me just go ahead and tell you meth is a
Speaker 1: hell of a drug. It will fuck you.
Speaker 11: Up pretty good, not just talking about the high.
Speaker 1: Physically, it will fuck you up make it look different.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 1: I got a cousin back home up in the Mountain Spanky.
Speaker 1: He is an eight one mechanic. But the motherfucker smokes meth.
Speaker 13: Put two shots out of business, working.
Speaker 1: Out of the yard. Meth is a good drug.
Speaker 3: It's like Dave Chappelle's Rick James cocaine drug.
Speaker 4: DP is moving up the charts on my favorite slices
Speaker 4: at the moment. Yeah, but he's got to talk backs
Speaker 4: of terrific. Gotta get rid of it if you could
Speaker 4: hear him. Yeah, but I understooked. The man works hard
Speaker 4: for a living. He's got background noise.
Speaker 1: I get it. But that's funny as shit. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: I would agree with that.
Speaker 7: Brody Vinny from Brooklyn.
Speaker 6: I'm listening to this talk back, and for such an
Speaker 6: intelligent man, you have such a cynical view of the world.
Speaker 7: It's all about this food stuff.
Speaker 6: Yes, they have processed foods in Europe, but number one,
Speaker 6: they don't have as many chemicals. A lot of those
Speaker 6: chemicals that are used in our foods here are banned
Speaker 6: in Europe. Period number two Europeans. And I can tell
Speaker 6: you this because my family still lives in Italy. Europeans
Speaker 6: Italian specifically, do not rely on the process garbage that
Speaker 6: we do here.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, our government allows it.
Speaker 6: You're one of those people that believes that our government
Speaker 6: is actually out there to do good for us. Our
Speaker 6: government sucks. Governments are there for one reason, power and
Speaker 6: to protect us two reasons maybe, but they have no
Speaker 6: business being in our food supply.
Speaker 12: None.
Speaker 6: Stop with the history of McDonald's and all the bullshit,
Speaker 6: the reason why McDonald's.
Speaker 7: McDonald's used to be tasty, people used to crave it.
Speaker 6: They don't anymore. It's garbage now. I haven't been to
Speaker 6: a McDonald's in years. It's disgusting shit.
Speaker 8: Food, horrible, horrible, horrible.
Speaker 6: Horrible, And I yes, I can taste the difference. I
Speaker 6: remember growing up in the nineties how great it tastes.
Speaker 6: I hate to even try to debate you through these talkbacks.
Speaker 6: I'd love to actually be able to debate you in
Speaker 6: a real conversation about this, because I'll tell you the truth.
Speaker 6: You're completely fucking wrong about this, scary as one thousand
Speaker 6: percent right. And I'm not saying that I eat the cleanest,
Speaker 6: healthiest fucking life. But even what he brought up about
Speaker 6: the nutella go to a Livoti's or a labella that
Speaker 6: carries the Italian nutella in a glass jaw. Just look
Speaker 6: at it, the glass jaw versus the plastic jaw, open
Speaker 6: it up hours is oil where the Italian food or
Speaker 6: nutella rathera is creamy and a much lighter color, tastes
Speaker 6: completely different.
Speaker 7: Does it stick to the roof of your mouth the
Speaker 7: same way? You really have to?
Speaker 6: I can't believe someone's so intelligent. I can't see what's
Speaker 6: right in front of them, and your ridiculous point of
Speaker 6: view that they put it in our food because we
Speaker 6: like it, as opposed.
Speaker 7: To that's your only option.
Speaker 1: It's cheap.
Speaker 7: It's either you eat it or you down is crazy.
Speaker 6: It's ludicrous to think that that they're putting these poisons
Speaker 6: in our food.
Speaker 7: Because we like them.
Speaker 6: That's the craziest fucking theory or the craziest fucking thing
Speaker 6: I've ever heard.
Speaker 7: No, we don't like them, but what else is there?
Speaker 6: I'm not specifically speaking for me, but the reason why
Speaker 6: we have such a chronic disease, the sword of epidemic
Speaker 6: and obesity epidemic in this country is because the affordable
Speaker 6: foods are leadening with all these fucking garbage ingredients. That's
Speaker 6: what you're not understanding. You go to a different country
Speaker 6: and for half the price that we pay for our
Speaker 6: fucking foods, you're getting healthy food.
Speaker 4: I think that was the end of his rant, all right,
Speaker 4: So let me let me try to address some of it,
Speaker 4: because it was a lot, Vinnie. I appreciate the compliments
Speaker 4: on my intellect. What I you You actually agreed with
Speaker 4: me in there, and you don't realize it. The reason
Speaker 4: McDonald's doesn't taste as good as it used to is
Speaker 4: they no longer fry the French fries with beef with
Speaker 4: beef juice in it. They made it so that vegetarians
Speaker 4: keep the French fries and they try, you know, it's
Speaker 4: gonna be healthier. So when they used to put the
Speaker 4: beef fat beef town the fries, right that, then the
Speaker 4: fries used to taste better.
Speaker 1: So you're with me on it. I'm with you as far.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 1: Here's here's what the difference is. Zero argument with Vinnie here.
Speaker 1: So it's all you brody, okay.
Speaker 4: Europe operates on the precautionary principle, meaning that additives must
Speaker 4: be proven safe before they can be used in food.
Speaker 4: The United States employees are more hands off approach, allowing
Speaker 4: new ingredients and additives unless proven harmful.
Speaker 1: That's the difference. Ah, But what I said is accurate.
Speaker 4: America allows more things, not because the scientists don't know.
Speaker 4: It's that they give you a warning. Listen, we sell
Speaker 4: cigarettes in America. We put a warning on it, and
Speaker 4: we keep selling them. That's America. America is about merca
Speaker 4: and freedom and people want the shit they want. We
Speaker 4: tell you not to eat processed cheese, but you're gonna
Speaker 4: eat it anyway. Now, the stuff that causes cancer laboratory animals,
Speaker 4: they take out of most foods.
Speaker 3: However, processed foods are bad, scariest, right. I agree with him,
Speaker 3: and I agree with you Vinnie. And yes, Europe allows
Speaker 3: some less chemicals in their food. However, some of the
Speaker 3: food in America that has chemicals, they have different names
Speaker 3: in Europe and it's the same chemical. You should also
Speaker 3: know that. Anyway, that being said, broke the food podcast.
Speaker 15: Moving on, Broken Bowls fall from Jersey catching in the podcast,
Speaker 15: and you're talking about going to Central Pey for the
Speaker 15: fifty thousand vacation that you're taking. Scary talking about how
Speaker 15: Danny Connections won't be drinking.
Speaker 14: And scary needs to have something in his hand.
Speaker 15: Scary if you cann't grab a bottle of soda they
Speaker 15: have those in Europe, that'll be something in the hand.
Speaker 15: Or you can hold your d You saw you asked
Speaker 15: your d hold your d I'll be something.
Speaker 7: In the hand.
Speaker 1: I can't with my dick of my hand the limit
Speaker 1: my foot in your ass.
Speaker 9: Be cool.
Speaker 1: Thank you, miss.
Speaker 7: Guys. Sorry for the barrage of u these passages. I
Speaker 7: just want to apologize, if any for Brooklyn again.
Speaker 1: Oh Vinnie, we love you.
Speaker 14: And something all from Jersey. This whole sugar thing.
Speaker 15: You can stop yourself from meeting all this crappy canyon
Speaker 15: st that outside of your house or in your house.
Speaker 14: Second, sugar is sugar. Fruit has a lot of sugar,
Speaker 14: a lot of sugar. Some diabetics cannot eat it because
Speaker 14: they messed up with their sugar so much.
Speaker 15: Fruits like apples and grapes and strawberries have tons of
Speaker 15: sugars that fuck with them.
Speaker 3: So okay, now I got to stop you there. They're
Speaker 3: all sugar is not created equal. Sugar from fruit is
Speaker 3: very different. Yeah, but you're right, some diabetics might not
Speaker 3: be able to I can't talk about that, but it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not the same. It doesn't your body doesn't process
Speaker 3: it the same. And again, once again, we are not
Speaker 3: a health podcast nor a food podcast.
Speaker 1: We're moving on. But that's a misinformation. Do your homework.
Speaker 4: Also, diabetics can eat diabet diabetics can eat high sugar
Speaker 4: fruits in modern anything else, it's naturally occurring sugar.
Speaker 1: It's different, it's different.
Speaker 14: It's different, Brooklynn wal.
Speaker 5: This is Q from all over the Map, Brody to
Speaker 5: answer that question. When that I actually started liking you,
Speaker 5: It was when the off Air show started and you
Speaker 5: came in a couple of times and you actually gave
Speaker 5: some good advice to women out there, and I was like, wow,
Speaker 5: he's actually not a d bag. So that's actually when
Speaker 5: I started liking you. Because I'm not gonna lie I
Speaker 5: hated you in the Big Show. I'm like, God, this
Speaker 5: guy's a fucking child.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what it was.
Speaker 3: It was the fact that it was Brody was juxtaposed
Speaker 3: against the very strong character of the Jersey kid Greg
Speaker 3: T on the off air show. So that's what it was.
Speaker 3: You had Greg T as the backdrop and then Brody
Speaker 3: came in like, ah, look at this here's a different type.
Speaker 16: Of a Q.
Speaker 4: First of all, I appreciate the love and you're a
Speaker 4: manchild on the Big Show. First of all, I barely
Speaker 4: spoke on the on the Morning Show, and when I did,
Speaker 4: I was usually given like fourteen seconds to get a
Speaker 4: point across, say something reactionary, and then not talk again
Speaker 4: or defend myself. So I'm glad that now that you
Speaker 4: hear me speak normally and frequently without limitations, you prefer
Speaker 4: or like the David Brody that you hear here. I
Speaker 4: would not say that David Brody that was on the
Speaker 4: Morning Show was a true indication all the time. Sometimes
Speaker 4: I was playing a role or a character, or playing
Speaker 4: along with a bit for the comedy of it.
Speaker 3: But you gotta min Brody after a couple of hundred
Speaker 3: episodes of the off air show with the Jersey Kid
Speaker 3: and then hearing you come in, it's basically at.
Speaker 1: The breath of fresh eggs, That's what I'm saying. I
Speaker 1: think that's she.
Speaker 13: Fell in love with Hey Brooklyn boys Jamie from Queen's
Speaker 13: Here right after the episode came out where Brodie talked
Speaker 13: about the loud ass woman on the phone in the
Speaker 13: doctor's office. Some asshole did the same thing in Starbucks.
Speaker 17: I'm sitting eating lunch listening to a podcast.
Speaker 13: On my headphones not the Brooklyn Boys, not sorry, and
Speaker 13: some asshole was not only loud on the phone, but
Speaker 13: he had the phone on speaker and was pacing around
Speaker 13: the Starbucks on the phone and I could barely hear
Speaker 13: the podcast over him.
Speaker 18: All right, yeah, hey, it's m J fomanj. About the
Speaker 18: whole music situation. Yes, that was nice. They you know, silence, Hey,
Speaker 18: why not? But I had one where they put me
Speaker 18: on They asked what kind of music I wanted? Did
Speaker 18: I want rock? Did I want punk? Did I want
Speaker 18: like classical music?
Speaker 17: That was pretty cool.
Speaker 18: Well, the one where they tell you press one and
Speaker 18: then they'll call you back within whatever the next available rep.
Speaker 17: I like that better.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you, Jake.
Speaker 19: Hey, Brenan Scarris Joe from California, just why your first
Speaker 19: break was actually your second break, because apparently I heard
Speaker 19: must have thought you went too long and inserted a
Speaker 19: commercial break about ten minutes in when you were talking
Speaker 19: about Brody having kinks.
Speaker 3: So yeah, they happened that They sometimes do that if
Speaker 3: we don't insert the proper amount of commercial breaks.
Speaker 1: They do it for us. Oh, that's that's messed up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but usually we get Usually we get it spot on.
Speaker 3: Usually we get the right amount.
Speaker 1: Spot on. Commercials are called spots.
Speaker 15: Broke them boys fall from griven all right, I'm tired
Speaker 15: of this whole shit about people from Europe looking better
Speaker 15: than look man.
Speaker 14: I was born in Portugal, lived there until I.
Speaker 15: Was a teenager, came here. People are not looking better
Speaker 15: in Europe. Scary because of the food. It has to
Speaker 15: do with the lifestyle. Has to do with the laws.
Speaker 14: For example, in Europe you have to have thirty days vacation.
Speaker 15: People don't work as hard because they don't have to
Speaker 15: because the laws are different.
Speaker 1: Ok the food there.
Speaker 14: Broken, Boys fall again on the whole. People in Europe
Speaker 14: will donate differently. It has to do with the way
Speaker 14: of life. Has not to do I agree, food. They
Speaker 14: still have additives and food the same way they do here. Scary.
Speaker 15: Stop this misnomer of fucking there's a lot more ship
Speaker 15: here in the US, and there is there.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're wrong, Paul. I'm sorry I beg to differ,
Speaker 3: but you're wrong. Do your research. Uh there there are
Speaker 3: more no, no, no, and move on. Okay, We're gonna
Speaker 3: move on to your research, moving research. But I do
Speaker 3: agree with Paul on the point of yes, contributing to
Speaker 3: the way they look at the lifestyle.
Speaker 1: No, no, they have they do. Get more vacation. Yeah
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah. Move on, move on.
Speaker 3: He's got two more, He's got two more talkbacks, Brodie,
Speaker 3: what are you rushing the guy?
Speaker 15: Broken boys, Paul from Jersey on this medical food ship scary.
Speaker 14: You're fissing me out.
Speaker 15: All these people are paying all this money at Whole
Speaker 15: Foods because the food doesn't have all these additives. It's bullshit.
Speaker 15: You have to eat pesticize for everything. Uh, peaches get vice,
Speaker 15: oranges don't grow because they get eaten by pests. You
Speaker 15: have that pesticize. You have to do different things. So
Speaker 15: let's get off of this thing of like our food
Speaker 15: is garbage and look and see what you broken boys, Paul.
Speaker 14: Yeah, last one I promised. Let's man, it's very simple.
Speaker 15: Stop with the being captain generalization, stop being captain generalization,
Speaker 15: and look.
Speaker 14: At your actual facts.
Speaker 15: And when you see okay, like Brody does show us facts,
Speaker 15: talks about facts.
Speaker 1: Asked Vinnie, ask Vinnie, Probaty talks about facts. Hey, I
Speaker 1: google everything.
Speaker 14: All right, Ah, fucking fun nuts. You lied, that's.
Speaker 1: You lie, Roddy, you.
Speaker 15: Just said, don't leave us a string of talk back
Speaker 15: about the food talking and like episode as.
Speaker 14: The budget of them. All Right, I'm sorry, I fed.
Speaker 3: You're not sorry because all right later, Paul, I need
Speaker 3: to wipe this late clean here. This is at least
Speaker 3: Vinnie called. Vinnie called back to apologize. Paul called back
Speaker 3: to missus guilt and doubt that and double down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Boys podcast, We will be right back. All right,
Speaker 1: we got a fresh set of talkbacks. What do you say?
Speaker 1: Let's pretend like the.
Speaker 4: Show started with where's all the people talking about the
Speaker 4: my parking ticket and sending me money?
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 20: Wow?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, we'll move on Vinnie and Paul.
Speaker 21: N r Y b r o d y b r
Speaker 21: o d y s k e r y d A
Speaker 21: n n A Y from c T here. Question for
Speaker 21: s k e e r Y, since he's all about
Speaker 21: the foods and b r O d Y, feel free
Speaker 21: to chime in. But do you think it's wrong for
Speaker 21: a vegetarian to eat animal crackers?
Speaker 1: No? No, not at all.
Speaker 4: No, I think it's I think it's wrong and still
Speaker 4: another comics joke.
Speaker 1: But yes, it's who did that first? Was that Paul?
Speaker 22: Not Danny Brodi And Scary, It's Cynthia from the Upper
Speaker 22: West Side originally from Jeep said Bay, and I've been
Speaker 22: teaching in East Flatbush for the last twenty years. Well,
Speaker 22: smiling to your water dilemma from episode three forty eighth, Scary,
Speaker 22: you never once mentioned your client smart Water. You talk
Speaker 22: about drinking Poland Spring all the time, but I hear
Speaker 22: that ad for smart Water. Yes, every time I listen
Speaker 22: to any of the podcasts, and it flashes across my
Speaker 22: mind each time that you drinking smart water is all
Speaker 22: a lie.
Speaker 1: It's not. I have some right over here.
Speaker 4: Actually, you know, I'm gonna go out of my way
Speaker 4: to defense Scary before he does, because I can explain it.
Speaker 4: Smart Water became a sponsor after the episodes where he
Speaker 4: said he couldn't find the sized Poland Spring bottle that
Speaker 4: he was looking for.
Speaker 1: That's correct.
Speaker 4: Now he drinks smart water, And just because he loves
Speaker 4: smart Water doesn't mean in the rest of his life
Speaker 4: he won't drink other water. But he happens to enjoy
Speaker 4: smart Water. It really is why he agreed, which is
Speaker 4: why he agreed to do the endorsement.
Speaker 1: Would that be correct? He that is very correct. That
Speaker 1: is correct. Thank.
Speaker 3: In fact, I drink several brands of water. But you know,
Speaker 3: I I gotta be honest. I'm on a smart water kick.
Speaker 3: But you know, growing up, of course I had pollen spring.
Speaker 3: But that was the time before sport smart water, you know.
Speaker 3: But yes, but I drink a lot of water. I
Speaker 3: do a lot.
Speaker 7: Hey, guys, VINNI from Brooklyn just want to say sorry.
Speaker 6: If I got at a hostel on my messages the
Speaker 6: other day, Uh touch the nerve, but I apologize.
Speaker 7: I didn't mean to attack anybody. If anybody felt attacked,
Speaker 7: especially you broke that you guys.
Speaker 1: Paul felt attacked, maybe you should apologize if you want
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 23: That, he.
Speaker 4: Hold on, Vinnie, all good, nothing but love. And also
Speaker 4: you already apologized. So the fact that a couple of
Speaker 4: days later it was still eating at you. And by
Speaker 4: the way, if it was eating at you, I hope
Speaker 4: it had no preservatives in it.
Speaker 1: No preservers said, no obditives in you? Who was eating you?
Speaker 1: All good man?
Speaker 3: I love a healthy debate or an unhealthy debate, whichever
Speaker 3: way you want to look at it.
Speaker 13: Hey from Clean Tear, I played the conversation for a
Speaker 13: friend of mine from episode tree Fitty about Scary's room
Speaker 13: being painted. This friend of mine is a licensed handyman.
Speaker 13: He agrees with Brody Scary and you got scammed the
Speaker 13: super and the handyman said whatever they needed to to
Speaker 13: get that three hundred dollars out of you and grabbed
Speaker 13: whatever paint they had lying.
Speaker 14: Around down steps.
Speaker 13: You know what paint they used on your room, Scary,
Speaker 13: It's probably the same paint that they used on the bridge.
Speaker 13: They're gonna try to sell you in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 13: Come on, man, those lions, ball, sack, mushroom, whatever the
Speaker 13: fuck shit you were talking about a few months ago
Speaker 13: doesn't seem to be working anymore because your brain cells
Speaker 13: aren't brain selling.
Speaker 1: YouTube. Jamie, I thought you were my friend. I told you.
Speaker 8: From n C. I was just calling.
Speaker 16: Katie from n C. I was just calling to comment
Speaker 16: on Cury's white on white on white bedroom. I'm an
Speaker 16: interior designer, and that sounds like a horrible idea just
Speaker 16: for the like lack of neutrals. And I also would
Speaker 16: not qualify white as a earth tone. I would qualify
Speaker 16: that as a neutral. So sorry, scary, you're wrong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it still looks great. Wait until the room
Speaker 3: is finished. I'm gonna take a picture and post it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: decorated again.
Speaker 16: While I would paint a bedroom white, I would also
Speaker 16: have some contrasts in there, like Barady was saying, with
Speaker 16: some like neutrals of some sort going with it, or
Speaker 16: warmped to like warm it up so it didn't look.
Speaker 14: Like an insane asylum.
Speaker 17: And then I.
Speaker 8: Also like the big shell color.
Speaker 16: Are you sure you're not meaning the likechine, wasn't eggshell
Speaker 16: because that's definitely achine rather than a color that.
Speaker 3: It was a winter white. It was a winter white.
Speaker 3: It was not eggs eggshell, is the sine?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: It was flat. It was flat which white. She knows
Speaker 3: what she's talking about. Yes, eggs shell is right, it's yeah,
Speaker 3: it's got extra shine to it. It's a texture texture, right, sorry,
Speaker 3: the color it has, it has grooves in it has
Speaker 3: like a text, right right right.
Speaker 1: It was not eggs shell. It was not. I thought
Speaker 1: they were going to give you the eggs shell. They
Speaker 1: did not.
Speaker 4: I always paint my kitchen an eggs shell. It's also
Speaker 4: more water resistant. It's good for bathrooms.
Speaker 24: Reggie here, I'm a fashion expert. I used to work
Speaker 24: as an interior designer. No, white is a non earth tone.
Speaker 24: The only type of white that would be considered an
Speaker 24: earth tone would be like cream or beige, kind of
Speaker 24: like the color of discharge.
Speaker 1: Ah, yeah, you're disgusted. I did not expect that.
Speaker 24: Reggie here, I'm about full of MJ from NJ. Because
Speaker 24: I don't know if that went through what I said
Speaker 24: was And you may be hearing this for us second time.
Speaker 1: Okay, I used to work as an interior We'll skip
Speaker 1: that one. Keep going.
Speaker 24: Skyler from New Jersey. Reggie has never worked as an
Speaker 24: interior designer. That's why she googled that.
Speaker 1: That's how she.
Speaker 8: Found that out.
Speaker 24: And she left that twice in a row. She's leaving
Speaker 24: that nonsense twice, so I don't even pay her. Reggie here, Brody.
Speaker 20: Is right, is right.
Speaker 14: He's totally right.
Speaker 24: The last time I had to sleep in a mental institute,
Speaker 24: the wolves were very white. They were blinding white.
Speaker 17: Reggie here, Brody.
Speaker 25: Is right, is right, It's totally right.
Speaker 24: The last time I had to sleep and mental wolves
Speaker 24: were very white. They were blinding white.
Speaker 1: Third time for.
Speaker 24: Her, Skyler from New Jersey.
Speaker 8: That sports problem true about Reggie.
Speaker 24: That's that's likely accurate.
Speaker 1: She's having a conversation with herself on the talk pack.
Speaker 1: She's not.
Speaker 4: Skylar is commenting on Reggie. Sure, I'm surprised Skyler.
Speaker 8: That's probably accurate.
Speaker 13: That's probably true.
Speaker 1: We've gone off the deep end here.
Speaker 24: Brody, please put up an Instagram story and send it
Speaker 24: to Scary. That says bye, Brody, Portray advise now vegetables.
Speaker 23: Hey guys.
Speaker 26: Sean from Watching State.
Speaker 14: Hey, I don't know what you did, Brody about checking on,
Speaker 14: but I kind of figured you might do something like that.
Speaker 23: But you were definitely louder when you said you were
Speaker 23: turning it up, not knowing if you got close to
Speaker 23: the mic or whatever. No, but we did definitely hear
Speaker 23: a difference of it being louder, and then when you
Speaker 23: said back to normal, it went about the same level
Speaker 23: as Scary's voice.
Speaker 16: But he is right.
Speaker 14: You are wrong on this.
Speaker 3: I can't be wrong. I didn't touch the volume, therefore
Speaker 3: you're wrong. I can't be wrong.
Speaker 24: Okay, slices, it's not too much. He asked each of
Speaker 24: us for a quarter or a dime. Let each got
Speaker 24: a dollar, so that in the future.
Speaker 13: We've also covered any parking tickets. Brody receives, let's.
Speaker 1: Do this, Okay, I got a dollar. She's she's very
Speaker 1: serious about this.
Speaker 26: Hey priclemoys, Jamie from Queens again.
Speaker 13: That guy Brody was talking about who was volunteering and
Speaker 13: was being a dick directing traffic sounds like the type
Speaker 13: of guy who like offers to fix something at his
Speaker 13: neighbor's house and then finds out his neighbor isn't going
Speaker 13: to pay him, so then he does a half assed
Speaker 13: job and his reasoning is, well, if they're not gonna
Speaker 13: pay me for it, what do I need to do
Speaker 13: a good job for. There's no incentive to do a
Speaker 13: good job.
Speaker 8: What's up booking boys?
Speaker 1: Does it helped us?
Speaker 26: Name Jane?
Speaker 27: I'm not sure by those songs when you guys come
Speaker 27: back from commercials, that's too long to allow you know
Speaker 27: something that's five seconds?
Speaker 1: Thank you off? This is my first callback. I guess yeah,
Speaker 1: it went really well. Brody's already yelling at you ten
Speaker 1: seconds in. I think they would play those back in January,
Speaker 1: didn't we. I appreciated your talkback.
Speaker 28: Hey b boys, Christ even saddlebook scary. I was with
Speaker 28: you all the way on your white walls being totally okay,
Speaker 28: nothing wrong with that, until I heard you had white furniture.
Speaker 8: Where's your pop? Where's your color? You need to do
Speaker 8: something about that is blue?
Speaker 28: And I bet you if you asked chat GPT your
Speaker 28: favorite buddy if white was an earth tone, I think
Speaker 28: it would say.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, I see, But it's winter white. So if
Speaker 3: that's a more bage, then it is an earth tone.
Speaker 3: It's not flat, it's not regular, it's not straight up
Speaker 3: white white.
Speaker 1: You know what. That's a great idea. Hold on a second,
Speaker 1: what are you doing? You gonna ask chat GPT for us?
Speaker 3: If I paint my bedroom white, should I make all
Speaker 3: of the furniture white as well?
Speaker 1: Question mark? Okay, you get back to me on that.
Speaker 3: Painting your bedroom white gives you a clean, bright bass.
Speaker 3: But if everything is white wall, bed dresser, nightstands, et cetera,
Speaker 3: the room can feel sterile, like a hospital or a
Speaker 3: mental institution.
Speaker 1: The trick is to balance it out.
Speaker 4: Contrast with dark wood, black navy, a gray furniture will
Speaker 4: pop against white walls and give the room depth.
Speaker 1: Soft natural beige tannel.
Speaker 4: Light gray furniture keeps the room calm but as warm
Speaker 4: so it doesn't feel too hot too stark. Making white
Speaker 4: furniture in a white room is fucking stupid.
Speaker 1: Thank you, chat Gypt. Yeah, I'm sure that it said that.
Speaker 1: That last line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's cheap beat Jack Brody.
Speaker 5: Hey, this is cute from all over the map. I'm
Speaker 5: not a color professional, but earth tones are not white.
Speaker 5: Earth tone is actually green, brown, beige, orange, like a
Speaker 5: smokyish red. White is a neutral color alongside gray.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, love you, that's why.
Speaker 4: That's why I love you the same way you love
Speaker 4: me since the affair Showy and Brodie.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see what this person has to say. This
Speaker 3: is a YEP commenting on the last episode three fifty
Speaker 3: the volunteer douchebag Benny.
Speaker 7: From Brooklyn here aka Benny the Guinea. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 6: As a contract though, what you're doing, Iscario is pretty
Speaker 6: tip right now.
Speaker 7: It's very trendy. It's drenching is another thing that's trendy.
Speaker 6: Everything in the same color, walls, molding, ceiling, which I
Speaker 6: think is fucking ridiculously stupid, but.
Speaker 7: You can go with it. Especially I have a lot
Speaker 7: of clients going in the same way.
Speaker 6: Light floors, white walls, white ceiling, white moldings.
Speaker 7: It's white much, but.
Speaker 6: You accentuated with the furniture or bedding and stuff like
Speaker 6: that works out beautiful. You're doing the right thing, and
Speaker 6: you're absolutely right. It opens up a room. Lighter colors
Speaker 6: make small rooms feel bigger. And as far as price,
Speaker 6: three hundred for a room is pretty spot on to
Speaker 6: where it should be.
Speaker 7: That's pretty pretty much the going rate for painting a room.
Speaker 7: Ye in the Jersey. All right, sorry, Brodie, you got
Speaker 7: no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Then you understand something got off for you today. Scary scary.
Speaker 1: Help me out here with Vinnie.
Speaker 4: He calls up. He says, I'm a contract. Everybody's doing it.
Speaker 4: I think it's fucking stupid. And then he tells me
Speaker 4: I'm wrong. He agreed with me. And also he said,
Speaker 4: you accent it with different color furniture. Did he missed
Speaker 4: the part where your furniture is also white? The bed,
Speaker 4: the bed has some has some nice uh oak and.
Speaker 1: Oak wood color to it. You said it was white.
Speaker 1: It's scary white.
Speaker 3: It's white, but it has it has it has wood.
Speaker 3: You said the handles were gold. The handles were gold
Speaker 3: on the on the furniture. On the furniture, the bed
Speaker 3: is white with some you have to.
Speaker 1: You have to be there.
Speaker 3: Sorry, taste of European.
Speaker 6: Work ethic in Europe, and this goes for most of Europe,
Speaker 6: not all, but most, including.
Speaker 7: Italy where I'm from. Uh, when work is over, work
Speaker 7: is over. They don't give a shit.
Speaker 6: It's not like over here where your manager is gonna
Speaker 6: get in your face or get you know, write you
Speaker 6: up because you didn't serve a customer.
Speaker 7: They're gonna be pissed if you actually did serve.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's referring to the fact that that they were
Speaker 3: closed and I was trying to Yeah, you don't get closed.
Speaker 1: They're trying to five minutes before closing. Yeah. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: was trying to try and close, but but I had
Speaker 1: to close in my americanize them.
Speaker 3: Technically, I had already shopped for those clothing, that clothing,
Speaker 3: so I was in my hand, it was ready to
Speaker 3: make the purchase. You need to see if it was
Speaker 3: gonna again. You wanted to go into the fitting room
Speaker 3: and try everything. All I wanted to see if I
Speaker 3: can complete the transaction. That's part of completing the transaction.
Speaker 3: Just saying but you were not able to be. You
Speaker 3: didn't get there early enough.
Speaker 21: The math?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 5: I don't want to say going into any establishment five
Speaker 5: minutes before closing it's such a dick move. I don't
Speaker 5: care what they said to you. They need to go home.
Speaker 5: They've been working all day. Who knows, they probably got
Speaker 5: kids to take care of, and you're just over here
Speaker 5: bitching and complaining.
Speaker 8: That's not a cool move, man, that's really fun.
Speaker 1: It was five minutes before the hour and they closed it.
Speaker 5: In fucking Brody and Brody, I love you, but ain't
Speaker 5: nobody gonna give you ten cents for your fucking parking issue?
Speaker 23: All right?
Speaker 14: Stop being a cheap bastard. If you are on vacation.
Speaker 5: Twenty four to seven and you can afford to go
Speaker 5: to a fucking comedy show, whatever the fuck you went to,
Speaker 5: then you can afford those extra fifty dollars, So stop bitching.
Speaker 14: Bro God, where's that Jingo?
Speaker 26: Who's a cheap bastard?
Speaker 1: Brody's a cheap bastard. Okay, let let me address something.
Speaker 3: But she's continuing on her next one. But kad, don't
Speaker 3: hear the rest of it.
Speaker 1: If I scraped together a little bit of money for
Speaker 1: one event a year, the way it seems my life
Speaker 1: going to go to a show.
Speaker 4: That doesn't mean I have another fifty two dollars to
Speaker 4: spend on nothing and just throw fifty two dollars around. Now,
Speaker 4: don't you don't think my conversation was worth ten cents? Okay,
Speaker 4: I'll have to come up with a better conversation. I
Speaker 4: thought it was worth at least ten cents. But that's
Speaker 4: being said skier, And I going to tell you a
Speaker 4: story about someone we know who asked for a little
Speaker 4: bit of money and did a lot more volume than
Speaker 4: my parking ticket request. That's not me being cheap. That
Speaker 4: was saying, oh, maybe a nice investment, but for a
Speaker 4: fun story that worth ten cents.
Speaker 3: That's a teaser, and that's coming up on the next
Speaker 3: episode of Brooklyn Boys. When you hear this bullshitte fifty one,
Speaker 3: Ken's are going to explode.
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll leave it there.
Speaker 5: Lastly, this is for scary again. Cue again. By the way,
Speaker 5: I love you, bro, But why don't you want to
Speaker 5: get married?
Speaker 8: I mean, I have my reasons, and honestly.
Speaker 5: I'm considering changing my mind and I think I might
Speaker 5: get married to my man and me and my partner
Speaker 5: have been together for ten years and we haven't gotten
Speaker 5: married because of me. Honestly, he wants to get married,
Speaker 5: but I don't because I have commitment issues. But after
Speaker 5: ten years, you know, I love the guy and I
Speaker 5: want to show him that I'm one hundred percent committed.
Speaker 14: What's your reason?
Speaker 1: And I feel the same way.
Speaker 3: My reason is I don't believe in marriage if you
Speaker 3: don't want kids and I don't want kids.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want kids.
Speaker 3: Well, that conversation is graversations. Well no, but I feel
Speaker 3: that there's no point in it unless unless you're gonna
Speaker 3: have kids, and then you can think about getting married.
Speaker 1: Then you get married first.
Speaker 4: First of all, Q from all over the map, you
Speaker 4: have commitment issues, but you're with him for ten years.
Speaker 4: It sounds like you have legally binding issues, not commitment issues.
Speaker 4: I think you have a fear of the binding part
Speaker 4: of it, making it seem more permanent, but you obviously
Speaker 4: have a diminished commitment issues after ten years. I like
Speaker 4: that you're open to it. I like that you think
Speaker 4: about it. Whatever works out best for you guys is great.
Speaker 4: But I like that your mind is open and whatever
Speaker 4: makes the two of you happy long term I'm happy
Speaker 4: you found somebody you're that comfortable with.
Speaker 1: God bless Yeah, and for me.
Speaker 3: Also, I don't like the odds over more than fifty
Speaker 3: percent of marriages and in divorce, so I don't like
Speaker 3: the stats on that.
Speaker 7: Brodie.
Speaker 4: Also, have anyone sign a prenup because he's loaded?
Speaker 7: Brodie?
Speaker 6: I agree with you one hundred percent on the fucking
Speaker 6: shop right air conditioners, The one by me has everything.
Speaker 7: I mean, they even fucking sell gazebos.
Speaker 6: It's like, who goes in there and you know, gazebos
Speaker 6: and patio frinshit the fucking weirdest shit in the world.
Speaker 6: It's like, I don't get it. It doesn't make any sense,
Speaker 6: Like who does buy it? I've never seen somebody walk
Speaker 6: out with an airt conditioner or a gazebo or a
Speaker 6: fucking a sofa from a shop right.
Speaker 7: We had a shit ever, but people must do it.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Yes, I won Vinnie back at the end. Thank you. Now,
Speaker 3: why can't you call.
Speaker 4: Back and like, hey, it's Vinny from Brooklyn. Here is
Speaker 4: what I apologize for a green with Brody scary.
Speaker 21: You are so wrong.
Speaker 25: If it was five o'clock, five minutes of you should
Speaker 25: have already been.
Speaker 26: In the dressing room. If they close out a certain time,
Speaker 26: they close out a certain time.
Speaker 25: They're not going to stay open for you. They probably
Speaker 25: wouldn't have gotten out of there then until five or
Speaker 25: ten after because you had to try on your clothes.
Speaker 17: Now, that's wrong.
Speaker 1: There were twenty other people in the store. I was
Speaker 1: one if twenty.
Speaker 25: Other is wrong, Hey, Scary and Brody, It's Teresa from
Speaker 25: Vero Beach, Florida. I think a white bedroom set with
Speaker 25: white walls would look very nice, as long as your
Speaker 25: rug and your curtains aren't white, you know, as long
Speaker 25: as to have a nice color in there, maybe some beige,
Speaker 25: some blue, something to offset the white.
Speaker 3: Okay, blind Well I don't have curtains, but the blinds
Speaker 3: are blue.
Speaker 1: The blinds are blue.
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Are those are the ones that want vales put up?
Speaker 14: That is?
Speaker 1: Those are the ones? Oh, very nice?
Speaker 27: Held them up from my jersey here again, I'm still
Speaker 27: on episode three forty six. Yeah, no, rejoin song, skuys.
Speaker 27: Those are way too long as a guy, you know,
Speaker 27: four seconds maybe, thank you.
Speaker 1: Four seconds, Brody, you hear the man, not a second over.
Speaker 29: I would pay ten cents. I would pay twenty five cents.
Speaker 29: I would pay fifty two dollars because Brody is the
Speaker 29: man of the people. His stories are entertaining, his jokes
Speaker 29: are entertaining, and whatever Brody needs, I think the slices
Speaker 29: should provide and scary. Sorry, but white is not an
Speaker 29: earth tone. Maybe if you mixed white with something.
Speaker 26: Else it would be an earth tone.
Speaker 29: But brown other than that not.
Speaker 1: On earth tone.
Speaker 29: Got scammed once again.
Speaker 1: White with a discharge is an earth Thanks white.
Speaker 29: The only thing that's the only thing that's insane and
Speaker 29: HiT's different for me is the fact that Brody is
Speaker 29: a Met fan that I cannot forgive.
Speaker 1: My whole life.
Speaker 29: I cannot be a Met fan. It's the Yankees all
Speaker 29: the way, and I just that's my only issue with Brody.
Speaker 29: I think is amazing, but cannot stomach the Mets. Sorry,
Speaker 29: so you want to talk about in saying, there you go,
Speaker 29: Steven Mets.
Speaker 1: Nickname is County.
Speaker 4: We had a new one, Steven, Come on, nobody's perfect.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry you're Yankees fan.
Speaker 30: This is Chris from the Bronx.
Speaker 26: I just want to say, they know scary.
Speaker 21: Like men behind him.
Speaker 10: I wasn't aware of that. I mean, no, you know,
Speaker 10: not that there's anything wrong with that. No, I love
Speaker 10: you guys, Slice.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Chris Nice.
Speaker 14: It's always Brody is scary, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I like the fact that we have two
Speaker 1: new talkbackers in a row there. Yeah.
Speaker 31: Hey guys, Sean from Washington State, Hey, scary, you're wrong
Speaker 31: about that one man, This guy doesn't even know Brody
Speaker 31: calling him a cheater, then talking about stuff that happened
Speaker 31: earlier in the night that he didn't question at that time. Yeah,
Speaker 31: he's just being a sore loser about it. I don't
Speaker 31: think Brody should have given him a break on that one.
Speaker 31: It's just that's the principle of a thing. Calling a
Speaker 31: guy that you don't even know what cheer, that's messed up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't get to call someone a cheater and
Speaker 4: a man no hard feelings. No, No, that's like when
Speaker 4: you go enough or nothing but your wife is ugly.
Speaker 4: That's no offense. But you you got your ugly face.
Speaker 4: You don't get to say that. Once you say something offensive,
Speaker 4: then whatever else you say is not like, Hey, no
Speaker 4: heart feeling, no offense, you know, no offense.
Speaker 30: Live scary hate the oven living said the wrong one.
Speaker 32: Uh so the beginning of your podcast, you guys were
Speaker 32: super funny.
Speaker 30: About the uh heat of pizza. That is funny. I
Speaker 30: got so much to talk about about pizza. That was hilarious.
Speaker 30: Uh three seventy five, that was funny. You cooked at
Speaker 30: three five. That's good. That's good.
Speaker 1: I like it. It's true. I feel like three fifty
Speaker 1: is the is the ultimate? No like three seventy five.
Speaker 1: Three seventy five?
Speaker 3: Man, Okay, well what if we split the difference three
Speaker 3: sixty two and a half.
Speaker 1: Ooh, how about that?
Speaker 30: Leaning from Ohio so scary. The laboupas are actually demonic.
Speaker 1: They are.
Speaker 32: Witchcraft crazy. I heard heard something going on with them,
Speaker 32: and it's I heard them.
Speaker 1: Off of YouTube.
Speaker 30: So they're like a little dam and dingy. Yeah, look
Speaker 30: it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we talked about them on the Big Show that
Speaker 3: that the Luo boos are demonic.
Speaker 1: We did talk about.
Speaker 3: This, Okay, But Liam, everything you've ever mentioned, that we've
Speaker 3: ever mentioned is demonic. The world is not that demonic.
Speaker 3: Have you seen a little boo boo up close? Stare
Speaker 3: it straight in the eyes, staring in the eyes.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, just a doll from my eye.
Speaker 30: So our house, farm house in the mid.
Speaker 32: Plaster and we had it fixed, the walls, fixed, the ceilings.
Speaker 32: I'm telling you, you think that little white wall is
Speaker 32: a problem.
Speaker 30: Back then it was lead paint. Yeah, so right there at.
Speaker 3: You, Yeah, lead paint right because yeah, we we don't.
Speaker 3: We don't use old school paint anymore. It's all gone.
Speaker 1: Paint did have lead in it, Ah, the fifties.
Speaker 30: Name, we get it.
Speaker 32: So lead paint and housing was new behavior until the
Speaker 32: garment says, nope, because the kid licked it.
Speaker 30: No, it's bullshit.
Speaker 32: It's because of towers frequencies, and they want to reach
Speaker 32: your house, and they wanted to reach your room, all
Speaker 32: your trons in.
Speaker 30: Your house now reading your room. And you wonder why
Speaker 30: you wonder why?
Speaker 1: Well, you know you know that that lead paint makes
Speaker 1: you do crazy things. Brodie, you can beam.
Speaker 4: They used to put asbestos in the walls until they
Speaker 4: learned that it was bad. He used to encourage people,
Speaker 4: doctors used to encourage people to smoke until I learned
Speaker 4: it was bad.
Speaker 1: There's no there's no story behind it.
Speaker 32: Okay, Liam, Again with those little stupid fact round vacuums,
Speaker 32: They actually the people caught the vacuum actually take a
Speaker 32: pictures and in their bathroom were getting changed.
Speaker 30: So, like I said, the government is doing all.
Speaker 1: Is stop and.
Speaker 32: Lilliam, stop before you saying all this garbage bullshit, William,
Speaker 32: I actually did Kirby sales.
Speaker 30: I actually sold vacuums.
Speaker 1: There's no hold on that government. Wait, hold on, who
Speaker 1: in the government is making rumbas? I'm confused.
Speaker 3: Oh are they saying that that my rumba has uh
Speaker 3: has has uh?
Speaker 1: Is the government watching me? Is big brother watching through
Speaker 1: the through the rumba.
Speaker 4: I've said this before and I think Liam's being funny,
Speaker 4: in which case hilarious.
Speaker 1: It is funny. There's no such thing as the government.
Speaker 4: There's a bunch of human beings that go to work,
Speaker 4: that get elected, and every two years we replace most
Speaker 4: of them. There's not some one hundred generation government does
Speaker 4: not stop. Stop demonic rumbas. Come on, demonics. Yes, I'm
Speaker 4: with him on that.
Speaker 1: Okay, what if I was taking pictures of you?
Speaker 33: Okay, Brody, what's that boys?
Speaker 34: It's Erica from Baltimore, Florida. I just wanted to give
Speaker 34: a shout and say that I do love me some
Speaker 34: Carla Marie. So I saw her Instagram story before I
Speaker 34: heard this podcast, and I did send the bride a drink.
Speaker 21: For her bachelorette.
Speaker 33: So I don't think that's scary.
Speaker 34: You know, I was doing anything extra bougie, although one
Speaker 34: hundred dollars is a lot. But Brodie could have sent
Speaker 34: her a drink.
Speaker 1: What yes, what if you heard her? What f you
Speaker 1: didn't send her a drink?
Speaker 4: Brokay, we are going to talk about this on the
Speaker 4: Brooklyn Boys. Your head's going to explode, okay.
Speaker 32: Bo Lani can so. Foreign clothing is smaller nations. They're
Speaker 32: designed for smaller people.
Speaker 23: Oh so.
Speaker 32: It is okay to check the clothing when you get
Speaker 32: in because I dealt with a lot of foreign clothing.
Speaker 30: Yeah, and it's like right foreign as hell.
Speaker 3: Man's gotta try on his I gotta try those jeans on.
Speaker 3: You know I heard that when you take farm clothing off,
Speaker 3: you're naked.
Speaker 1: How fucked up is that?
Speaker 12: It's the Boy Podcast?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Uh, we still have a lot of these. Wow, you
Speaker 3: guys had a lot to say this week.
Speaker 1: I'm impressed.
Speaker 17: Hey for clemoys.
Speaker 13: Jamie from Queen's an Oh scary?
Speaker 33: Did you get a new clone?
Speaker 13: I smell it through the phone hand. It smells like, oh,
Speaker 13: de hypocrite because you said to Brody, why should others
Speaker 13: pay for his sad sack situation when you're the guy
Speaker 13: forking over money to total strangers when they give you
Speaker 13: a SOB story, so you can give it to total
Speaker 13: strangers on the street with a SOB story. But Brody
Speaker 13: can't ask in Jess precises to help pay for his
Speaker 13: parking ticket.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in jest, thank you, Okay, if you want to
Speaker 3: point it out as long as in maybe if I
Speaker 3: had a parking ticket that I needed to get a
Speaker 3: train ticket to Trent and instead giving me the money,
Speaker 3: maybe that hey.
Speaker 13: Prickle boints me again, Prodie, I know the perfect way
Speaker 13: for you to get money out of Scary for your
Speaker 13: parking ticket. Disguise yourself, go up to him and while
Speaker 13: he's in Manhattan and tell him the.
Speaker 26: Top story about.
Speaker 16: My phone got towed and my car died and their
Speaker 16: muffballs and malalet and I need to get home in
Speaker 16: New Jersey.
Speaker 13: And he'll fork it right over. But make sure you're
Speaker 13: wearing a suit, because the story is so much more
Speaker 13: believable if you're wearing a suit coining the scary Yeah
Speaker 13: you hear that.
Speaker 4: By the way, if I told Scary my phone got towed.
Speaker 4: I don't think you'd believe it, but I understand your point.
Speaker 8: Hey, Christy again, I have to come clain.
Speaker 35: We did burchase an air conditioner at Shop Right last
Speaker 35: year July. Our air conditioner our Edgirim air conditioner died
Speaker 35: our vegiment, a sizeable postage stamp. I had a dogs
Speaker 35: that are coming to stay with the dogs, so I
Speaker 35: just ran to Shop Right. Nine dollars picked it up
Speaker 35: and it's been going strong ever since. It's continuing, Christy again,
Speaker 35: So the air conditioner is really great.
Speaker 8: Will it last forever? Probably not.
Speaker 35: I did purchase our living room air conditioner at Reno's Appliances.
Speaker 8: Didn't mess around with that one. What's a bedroom, one
Speaker 8: small bed room. It's great. Really sorry Brody, but at
Speaker 8: least I'm honest.
Speaker 1: Did you get again? Thank you, Christy from saddle Brook.
Speaker 4: Now listen, Christy, you're the reason they're stacking them at
Speaker 4: six seven high. It's Shop Right because one person bought it.
Speaker 4: I mean, look, you had to air condition the dog.
Speaker 1: I get it. It was an emergency. I have to
Speaker 1: say it's an emergency purchase.
Speaker 3: An emergency purchase, you go to Shop Right and you
Speaker 3: buy the air conditioner, you finish out the season.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, all right, Brody.
Speaker 36: Brody is scary, never scary, and Brody is roll from
Speaker 36: stay well scary.
Speaker 7: Brodie's right.
Speaker 36: You should have never told that storyor man, it made
Speaker 36: you and Ribin seem like such entitled spoiled brats. Yeah, like,
Speaker 36: who the hell are you to tell the story? I
Speaker 36: want to stay an extra few minutes. Closing time is
Speaker 36: closing time. If it's a tiny little mom and pop shop, Yeah,
Speaker 36: they don't mind you stay a little extra.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know something, You don't do that to
Speaker 1: the customer.
Speaker 3: I'm sure if corporate found out about that, If corporate
Speaker 3: found out about that, they would abs fuck lutely have
Speaker 3: lost their shit and reprimanded those employees.
Speaker 1: You don't do that, Corporate Italy or Corporate England. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: We were already in the store, We were already three
Speaker 3: quarters of the way through the purchase.
Speaker 1: We had it in our hands.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you want to make follow through and want
Speaker 3: me to complete that transaction? And the only way that's
Speaker 3: gonna happen is if I get to try it on.
Speaker 3: It wasn't gonna take long. We had each had two
Speaker 3: or three items, that's it. It may have been the
Speaker 3: clothing throwing go on.
Speaker 1: Well, you know she was exasperated.
Speaker 36: But like you'll go to like a Walmart or Target
Speaker 36: and be like, I'm staying past closing time. They'd be like, no,
Speaker 36: get the fuck out. Closing time is closing time. It
Speaker 36: was a mom and pop shop, that's different. They'll stay
Speaker 36: a little later. Restaurants, you know, they'll stay a little later.
Speaker 36: But flagship retail stores, closing time is closing time. Like,
Speaker 36: who are you?
Speaker 1: We were already in Like we were already I know.
Speaker 36: I can hear you now saying, oh, but I've been
Speaker 36: able to stay later. Yeah, you're like, oh, I've been
Speaker 36: able to stay longer. And there's stores before it's never
Speaker 36: been an issue. Well, guess what, because you're scary Jones.
Speaker 36: You go to Dublin. You ain't Scary Jones out there.
Speaker 36: It's just Anthony. I don't give a fuck about you.
Speaker 36: Whatever purchase you're making ain't gonna make or break them,
Speaker 36: especially if they're a flagship store.
Speaker 1: It's not about that.
Speaker 36: It's about the And then you guys rapping through the
Speaker 36: clothes like you guys seem like big spoiled brats.
Speaker 3: It's about the courtesy that you pay for all the customers.
Speaker 3: By the way, it doesn't ma matter Anthony or Scary Jones.
Speaker 3: This is not about that. It's not about who I
Speaker 3: am or who I'm not. And it doesn't matter where
Speaker 3: you are in the universe. It doesn't matter if I'm
Speaker 3: in if I'm in New Jersey or if I'm in
Speaker 3: New Guinea.
Speaker 1: I am a new Guinea. I'm a Guinea. I have
Speaker 1: an old Guinea. But anyway, the point, the point is
Speaker 1: this is it's a larger point.
Speaker 3: The part and that is that the customer is You're
Speaker 3: supposed to be there for your customers and you have
Speaker 3: an image as a store, as a brand to not
Speaker 3: let people down.
Speaker 1: Do you think Apple would have done that? Do you
Speaker 1: think Apple?
Speaker 3: Do you think Disney would have done that? Okay, think
Speaker 3: about a think about it. If you're in the Apple store.
Speaker 4: If you're in the Apple store and they were closing
Speaker 4: in five minutes and you asked to try on the laptops,
Speaker 4: they would.
Speaker 1: Kick my ass.
Speaker 3: But if I'm in the middle of a demo or something,
Speaker 3: or I want to buy this computer. Because there were
Speaker 3: certain brands out there that respect the customer you know,
Speaker 3: because you're used to being treated like shit and the
Speaker 3: bar is lower doesn't mean that that's the right path
Speaker 3: for any company.
Speaker 1: It is completely equal. Yeah, disrespectful for you to say,
Speaker 1: you know who, whatdn't you know what?
Speaker 3: We weren't gonna be that we were not gonna be there,
Speaker 3: But we were not even gonna be there much past closing.
Speaker 1: The people were online.
Speaker 3: Let me say that people were still checking out at
Speaker 3: the register. There were twenty people in the store, so
Speaker 3: they weren't going to get out of there until maybe
Speaker 3: five ten minutes past. Anyway, I could have tried that
Speaker 3: stuff on and gotten right onto the back of the line.
Speaker 3: But instead they wasted my time because I went shopping
Speaker 3: for this these clothes that they should have told me
Speaker 3: in the very beginning, don't even bother shopping right now
Speaker 3: because you're not gonna be able to try anything on.
Speaker 1: They should have told.
Speaker 3: Me that out of quarter. They should have told me
Speaker 3: that it is seven forty five. They should have told
Speaker 3: me that at seven forty five, and they didn't. They didn't.
Speaker 3: They allowed me. They allowed me to waste my time,
Speaker 3: go through the racks, pick the clothes up.
Speaker 4: And see what's what, and have it in my hand,
Speaker 4: and and so the average person doesn't try on clothing.
Speaker 4: They probably have figured you knew what time they were closing,
Speaker 4: and you knew not to.
Speaker 3: Trygency emergency the conditioner.
Speaker 1: They did not know you were buying emergency clothing. I
Speaker 1: told him I was. I told him I was.
Speaker 3: I pleaded my case to the woman standing there, and
Speaker 3: I said, look, we just got the last minute. As
Speaker 3: soon as we went we walked in and I said, look,
Speaker 3: I know you guys are closing in fifteen minutes. We
Speaker 3: just got off a plane from Sicily where we were
Speaker 3: supposed to land in New York, and we didn't expect
Speaker 3: this fifty degree doublin weather.
Speaker 1: We just need some clothing to.
Speaker 3: Throw on, and any any respectable brand like an Apple.
Speaker 3: The dead Horse said, I'm just saying, will I love you, buddy,
Speaker 3: but you're wrong on this.
Speaker 1: You know, I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: You know who you know who wouldn't have done that
Speaker 4: in a retail. Tell those people. David Brody man with
Speaker 4: the people.
Speaker 37: Yeah, okay, Brody and Scary Scary and brodyspern Atlana. Catching
Speaker 37: the latest episode, Brody talking about the guy having his
Speaker 37: shorts on backwards. There are a couple brands out there,
Speaker 37: especially soccer shorts, that put their label on the backside
Speaker 37: because on the soccer field, a lot of teams will
Speaker 37: put the player's number on the front side where a
Speaker 37: logo would traditionally go. But just thought i'd throw that
Speaker 37: out there.
Speaker 26: Keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that, but I did mention you could see
Speaker 4: the strings in the back.
Speaker 12: Yeah, what's going on?
Speaker 38: It's old cown more truck here one more time, Yes,
Speaker 38: Siree Barbary. Now, you know, Brody, concerning old mister prick
Speaker 38: Jones over there, the volunteer, you know, I think it's
Speaker 38: a big possibility.
Speaker 30: That the guy didn't volunteer on his own.
Speaker 20: He was probably volunteerd to volunteer, and that's why he's
Speaker 20: got such an attitude. But you know, you know, I
Speaker 20: got to thinking, Brody. You know, you're always getting into
Speaker 20: these pickleball fights, you know, and now that you got
Speaker 20: a new person to fight with, the old resting bitch
Speaker 20: face number two, when you were in there squabbling with her,
Speaker 20: uh before you went in there, and were you able
Speaker 20: to find a good handicap spot in front of the
Speaker 20: pickleball feld and if you didn't, maybe that's the underlying
Speaker 20: cause while you're always having these pickleball fights, boy, you
Speaker 20: need to chill out, buddy, relax.
Speaker 1: You heard the man. I'll work on that.
Speaker 33: Ibracam boys, I'm hoping you're having a great weekend. I'm
Speaker 33: listening to fifty and Scary.
Speaker 1: I talked over her. We will be.
Speaker 3: Kinder next time you got a trigger figure fingers down,
Speaker 3: slow down, We still about eighty talk backs to go.
Speaker 3: There is no slowing down.
Speaker 33: Ibercom Boys is Maryland from Omaha, Hoping you're having a
Speaker 33: great weekend. I'm listening to episode three point fifty and scary.
Speaker 33: Closing is no, it doesn't mean just not new because
Speaker 33: it clearly never worked in retail. And I did that, okay,
Speaker 33: then yelled at and clean up the messages of our
Speaker 33: entitled customers all day. No, we are closing. And further,
Speaker 33: in what fantasy world can you take off your clothes
Speaker 33: try on another in five minutes?
Speaker 1: Okay? Seven? Okay.
Speaker 3: So if that's the case, then they should have shut
Speaker 3: the door at seven forty five, and they shouldn't have
Speaker 3: let us in to begin with, and they should have
Speaker 3: let everybody in the in the everybody inside the store
Speaker 3: at the time complete their transactions.
Speaker 4: But I had time to complete your transaction. You didn't
Speaker 4: have time to shop the twenty minutes and then got
Speaker 4: it it was ten minutes. Don't change the story. Don't
Speaker 4: change the play on me. It was worked in retail.
Speaker 4: You didn't get out. You know a lot of people
Speaker 4: go in there to shop the last minute.
Speaker 18: Oh gosh, episode three fifty m Jason and j I
Speaker 18: didn't finish.
Speaker 17: I'm in the beginning with the paint thing. It's scary.
Speaker 18: Yes, Brody is right, absolutely correct.
Speaker 17: However, three hundred dollars is very cheap.
Speaker 18: It's about a thousand dollars.
Speaker 17: Per une to have somebody whole rooms if you don't
Speaker 17: mind white on white.
Speaker 18: No of kudos to you.
Speaker 17: But Brody was right.
Speaker 39: ABORI is scarius deals from Iowa. I'm late listen a
Speaker 39: slice time, but yes, scarious. Right, food in America is
Speaker 39: much worse for you, just the stuff that we're allowed
Speaker 39: to put in.
Speaker 7: It's not all preference. Some might be preference, but most
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 39: You can just google it and it will tell you that,
Speaker 39: like you've McDonald's around them around the world, they have
Speaker 39: to change their ingredients to comply with local food laws
Speaker 39: and regulations. And it's like that with a lot of
Speaker 39: things in America they can just throw and things that
Speaker 39: aren't supposed to be. Hey, I'm commenting on the volume
Speaker 39: of your mic, Brody. I did not notice it and
Speaker 39: get any louder or quieter, but it did seem like
Speaker 39: you maybe got a little closer and further away to
Speaker 39: fuck with them, which he ain't lying. You hadn't changed
Speaker 39: the volume, But now I think I think it sounds Hey,
Speaker 39: verty scary. Don't find on video you can see me.
Speaker 39: I will agree with the old boy it said it's
Speaker 39: hard to hear in the truck. So yeah, if you
Speaker 39: guys can max out your volume, we wouldn't have to
Speaker 39: have our radios up so loud because I even got
Speaker 39: my window cracked. I can barely hear it, and I've
Speaker 39: got to max on on my phone in on the truck.
Speaker 39: So it is one of the quieter podcasts. Were complaining. Just, uh,
Speaker 39: that would be cool if it could be louder.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna have to.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that series of seventeen point nine billion dollars.
Speaker 4: I'm want to give this one a little juice, little extra,
Speaker 4: little extra extra gain this.
Speaker 18: Hey broken boys and jam j Yes, I bought an
Speaker 18: air conditioner from a shop right of course.
Speaker 17: Two years ago. I had a move and I wasn't able.
Speaker 18: I wasn't allowed to get things delivered to the new
Speaker 18: play check. I wasn't officially there for long stort.
Speaker 14: So I did go to shop.
Speaker 17: It was like eighty nine dollars and ninety nine dollars.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I bought it from shop right, the Best Flying
Speaker 18: It don't.
Speaker 1: Work, Richard Brodie, she can't hear the letter finish. You're
Speaker 1: talking to a recording Brodie, do you realize what you're doing?
Speaker 1: That's I said.
Speaker 4: She I said she could have gone the best playing
Speaker 4: got She's got, She's got.
Speaker 18: Sorry, David Brody, that's the sad story about the super talking.
Speaker 18: What if you write a letter? Maybe cool of corporate.
Speaker 18: It's not your fault.
Speaker 17: That the comedian king later. I don't know.
Speaker 18: Maybe they could do something. Yes, the stories are worth money,
Speaker 18: but I'm not going to Venmo nothing.
Speaker 17: Sorry, I'm broke myself and it's so scary.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 18: It is a one time thing. I don't blame him
Speaker 18: for rough venmoing.
Speaker 17: Call him arrange all right by guys, you.
Speaker 3: Get got good, got to gool from her, got to
Speaker 3: be like I think you absolutely, I'm not sending it.
Speaker 1: I'm not selling you ship boys.
Speaker 40: Boy, Brodie Marry you sure received the package from me
Speaker 40: last Friday.
Speaker 38: I got it.
Speaker 40: I shipped it out on Wednesday, so I'm sure you
Speaker 40: probably got on Thursday.
Speaker 1: What did you get?
Speaker 40: You guys can talk about it on the podcast, so
Speaker 40: I'm sure you did the podcast before you received it,
Speaker 40: and you're probably talking about it now on Slafetime. And uh,
Speaker 40: Brodie yo, even though I'm not working, you can set
Speaker 40: that goal for me. I can't contribute to it, all right,
Speaker 40: love you guys.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that, all right, right, Asian Mike, your package
Speaker 3: arrived today. We got free ship for us coming up
Speaker 3: on the Brooklyn Boys podcast later in the week. Brodo,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna surprise you.
Speaker 1: But I didn't mention it to me. I couldn't, I
Speaker 1: couldn't resist.
Speaker 3: I already I already ate one of the items. Sorry, Brody,
Speaker 3: but there's a lot to go. You'll oh, okay a.
Speaker 1: Lot boys telling me, yeah it was rejoins.
Speaker 27: They will skip the I think one of them for
Speaker 27: four seconds that an anthems. Good, I'm not not the
Speaker 27: actual product. Sorry, guys, try again, Oh maybe don't try again.
Speaker 27: Please stop it.
Speaker 4: Okay, you need to catch up. I haven't done anything
Speaker 4: since like what six months ago.
Speaker 1: Brody that was ship. He's right, but this is a work.
Speaker 3: Of art, all right. Hopefully we don't get spanked from iHeart.
Speaker 3: We took the the mandatory amount of commercial breaks, so yeah,
Speaker 3: how about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're a commercial break in the aren't talking? We had?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have to do that right now. Uh, okay,
Speaker 3: we have the final stretch. We got we got a
Speaker 3: few more of these. Let's bang these out.
Speaker 1: A lot this week. I mean, I love iHeart, but
Speaker 1: once we are shoving those commercials.
Speaker 3: Fourteen of them were Steve and Paul. It's a Stephen, Paul, Vinnie,
Speaker 3: Ni Vinnie and Paul. We we haven't heard from Rock
Speaker 3: and Steve oh.
Speaker 1: Here over there.
Speaker 21: From senior year.
Speaker 1: Well, well, well scary. It sounds like you that your
Speaker 1: room starts. It looks a whole lot like a KKKA.
Speaker 1: Might want to add a little color in there, if
Speaker 1: you don't mind. He is he saying that I have
Speaker 1: so much white as a KKK leaders. We're just gonna
Speaker 1: leave that right there.
Speaker 11: Brody is scary, scary and Brody Queen's sakes the sequel here,
Speaker 11: all right, So I typically let all your podcasts pile
Speaker 11: up a little bit, like two or three episodes, so
Speaker 11: I can just catch up nothin. Don't tweet me, but
Speaker 11: I'm just gonna throw a lot at you real quick here, like,
Speaker 11: for instance, Scary. I know you were a heated about
Speaker 11: the whole situation with the Czara and Doublin and whatnot,
Speaker 11: but I kind of sided with the workers and Broley
Speaker 11: because I used to be in retailing myself, and like,
Speaker 11: bro if I'm trying to get home at nine o'clock,
Speaker 11: I want to be home at nine o'clock, not nine five,
Speaker 11: Because I got it, you want to go ahead and
Speaker 11: spend next year so called five minutes to go throw
Speaker 11: on clothes. But then again, if the three four Zara
Speaker 11: and security is doing the sweet, now, imagine that's an
Speaker 11: extra fifteen minutes around everybody up and out of that
Speaker 11: supposed twenty minutes. Now you got like two other people online.
Speaker 11: I want to do the same thing you're doing. And
Speaker 11: I guarantee I know, even though you said that if
Speaker 11: it doesn't fit you you're gonna put it back and
Speaker 11: you know, join the line. But I have a strong
Speaker 11: feeling scary you'll go grab the other side real quickly
Speaker 11: and want to Plus, Scary is to Brody as Brody
Speaker 11: is with gas, because if Brody's literally coasting across the
Speaker 11: street just to save a couple of cents on gas,
Speaker 11: Scary would be at the brink of freezing to death.
Speaker 11: And he'll still tell Robin, no, babe, we can't go
Speaker 11: to the old Navy. I know there's a three floor
Speaker 11: Zara a pluck away.
Speaker 20: We can make it if we use our body heat.
Speaker 11: Plus, if you're you know, really that col and you
Speaker 11: want to buy a jacket and whatnot, and the story's
Speaker 11: about the clothes, don't you think you kind of just
Speaker 11: want to buy the clothing out of the necessity and
Speaker 11: not really care about how it looks at that point
Speaker 11: versus not getting nothing at all or just a jacket,
Speaker 11: Because if it was me, I really wouldn't care how
Speaker 11: the clothes looks as long as I'm warm.
Speaker 12: It's just something temporary.
Speaker 7: Real quick, you scary, Scary, that's.
Speaker 1: Not true, that's not true.
Speaker 3: And there was no Well they made eleven eleventeen points
Speaker 3: in there that were all good. No, no, I agree,
Speaker 3: check checking all the boxes. And I appreciate you and
Speaker 3: thank you for your feedback. We ended up eat buying
Speaker 3: a jacket because that's all we really listen to, bare necessities.
Speaker 1: At that point we got the jacket necessities.
Speaker 3: We tried it on as we were going towards the
Speaker 3: line to pay for it.
Speaker 1: All right, Uh is this for us or is this
Speaker 1: for Gandhi? No, this is don't play Gandhi before.
Speaker 12: This, and it's oh it's brilliance.
Speaker 1: This guy.
Speaker 12: I like you, but this is not the health and
Speaker 12: Human network.
Speaker 41: Please give all your ideas of how bad the food
Speaker 41: is to yourself. You can talk about your three hundred
Speaker 41: dollars bottle of peanut butter that you who like, go
Speaker 41: don't tell us what to eat.
Speaker 12: This has been thank you a public sits annoucement.
Speaker 3: I never do I never do I That's all I
Speaker 3: do is I share my opinion. You could take a
Speaker 3: lead anything that I'm saying.
Speaker 41: Hey, brook and busy behoefd list and it's always broadien scary.
Speaker 12: And this is why it's always broadiy and scary.
Speaker 1: Brody.
Speaker 41: I will give you a dollar for that Storry, put
Speaker 41: up your vandmo I will give you a dollar.
Speaker 12: Send it over right now, Thank you. Pay for the ticket.
Speaker 41: A book and Bussy BELEHOEFD list And it's always broadien, scary.
Speaker 1: Scary June.
Speaker 12: When when do you think we're listening to the episode?
Speaker 41: I listened to the episode when it drops, unless it
Speaker 41: drops past nine o'clock or ten o'clock at night. But
Speaker 41: I listened, you know, when it drops, and then I
Speaker 41: listen to a probably twice more.
Speaker 12: Come on, Scary Jones.
Speaker 41: We serial talkbackers have to listen so we can leave
Speaker 41: a talkback for the next episode.
Speaker 12: Of sly Side.
Speaker 41: Hello, Hello, A brook and Bussy behoefd list And it's
Speaker 41: always broad and scary, scared Johns. Let's do mass, all right,
Speaker 41: So the twenty girls calumnarly right now, let's just say
Speaker 41: each girl has like ten friends in Instagram are active
Speaker 41: all the time. Right, that's two hundred people. Right, Let's
Speaker 41: just say those two hundred people send Karl Marilee. Let's
Speaker 41: just say twenty dollars. Do the math, and you send
Speaker 41: her a hundred. If Carler Marie has less than like
Speaker 41: two thousand dollars out he broke a bunchet ball, and
Speaker 41: it's always Brodie and Scary final talk back. And this
Speaker 41: is why always it's one hundred percent Broadie and Scary
Speaker 41: Scary Jones. I know the building, I know you live,
Speaker 41: I know the people who work in the building. They
Speaker 41: have like twenty gallars of that white paint. I'm sorry
Speaker 41: they do. They also have a budget for painting, like
Speaker 41: when all tenants leave, when they need to repaint everything
Speaker 41: white for the new tenant.
Speaker 12: So you definitely got scamp. But hey, at least you
Speaker 12: pay for labor.
Speaker 1: Of course, I pay good money for labor.
Speaker 4: And you know what, I'm supposed to repaint your apartment
Speaker 4: every certain number.
Speaker 3: And you'll hear the Carlo Marii story coming up the
Speaker 3: next episode of the Brooken Boys podcast.
Speaker 1: Your head's going to explode.
Speaker 9: Brody, Scary Scary Brodie is out from Philly. I agree
Speaker 9: with Scary for the first time in a hot minute
Speaker 9: that that Tzara in Dublin, they were being total assholes.
Speaker 9: They absolutely should have let you try on your two
Speaker 9: little pants and made the sail and get out, especially
Speaker 9: if there was a.
Speaker 14: Long line and they were going to be that's correct.
Speaker 5: Staff in the store pass.
Speaker 1: She listened to what I had to say.
Speaker 9: Some boys, Alex from Philly again. My sister actually bought
Speaker 9: an air conditioner from a shop break. She had just
Speaker 9: moved in her house and it's literally a two minute
Speaker 9: walk away from a shopping center with a shop bright
Speaker 9: a five below, a ross, couple stories like that, you know,
Speaker 9: Home Deep Bot, No Low's, And in the middle of summer,
Speaker 9: she needed an air conditioner and it was just close
Speaker 9: and convenient. She does a drive and it was just
Speaker 9: easy slice for life.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 9: All right, okay, all right, Brody Billy again. When I
Speaker 9: had my Bathrot party, my friend wanted to do a
Speaker 9: little Venmo code by the bride a drink thing also,
Speaker 9: and I absolutely said no.
Speaker 8: I thought that was so tacky.
Speaker 9: I was so embarrassed. If I don't have money to
Speaker 9: go out and buy my own drink, I shouldn't be
Speaker 9: going out. I think it's very different if I'm out
Speaker 9: and somebody at the bar offered to buy me a.
Speaker 14: Drink because we were celebrating.
Speaker 9: But I wasn't going to put a Venmo code on
Speaker 9: Facebook or a car window.
Speaker 1: And that's respectable.
Speaker 4: Hold on, David, that's respectable when you hear the story,
Speaker 4: Your Mind's Gone.
Speaker 26: David Brody, King of the Callbacks on Fire with the
Speaker 26: Callbacks last episode and another Ai fel So, you mentioned
Speaker 26: the song a New Drug. So I asked Ai, what
Speaker 26: is the old drug that he's referring to in the
Speaker 26: song the new Drug? And they told me cigarettes. I
Speaker 26: don't think it's cigarettes. No, I thought it was alcohol,
Speaker 26: but cigarettes makes no sense.
Speaker 1: It doesn't know it's Yeah, it's probably alcohol.
Speaker 42: So Brody had me laughing at the clobex. The Last
Speaker 42: Life Time was the best with the nutrition argument. By
Speaker 42: the way, Brody is wrong. Brody is wrong. But that
Speaker 42: was just amazing how that turned into a Broken Boys
Speaker 42: episode and Daz too with the next Cell sound Next Help.
Speaker 42: And one more thing about the commercials, how it was like,
Speaker 42: we're going to do a commercial and then we didn't.
Speaker 42: But that happens to me sometimes a lot of times
Speaker 42: you go to Break and I don't get any commercials,
Speaker 42: And sometimes the length of the podcast episode actually changes,
Speaker 42: like they'll add ten minutes for commercials or drop five minutes,
Speaker 42: like I don't know.
Speaker 26: If you're losing sponsors there? Do you know what's going
Speaker 26: on with that? It's very weird with the commercials sometimes
Speaker 26: very simple.
Speaker 3: The podcast is the podcast, The content is the content.
Speaker 3: It is a fixed length, but if you see the
Speaker 3: time change, that is iHeart manipulating each commercial break. It's
Speaker 3: called dynamic insertion. I don't want to get too crazi
Speaker 3: or in the weeds, but they basically can put in
Speaker 3: and take out commercials at their leisure. As the days
Speaker 3: go by, You'll listen to this episode thirty days from now,
Speaker 3: and there'll be commercials.
Speaker 1: In there that are different.
Speaker 3: They'll be fewer, they'll be greater, depending on who bought
Speaker 3: what they say, what what they sold.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: So so yeah, so you go back to episode fifty
Speaker 3: and listen to the commercial breaks in there, you're gonna
Speaker 3: find that there's there's comment commercial. You'll hear my whatever.
Speaker 3: You'll hear my, you'll hear my smart water commercial. It's
Speaker 3: for argument's sake. I know there was no commercials at fifty.
Speaker 3: If you go back to episode one sixty three, you'll
Speaker 3: hear my smart water commercial in there now because but
Speaker 3: that one wasn't recorded. Then they do this on a
Speaker 3: daily basis, on an hourly basis. Oh and by the way,
Speaker 3: depending on where you live, you're getting served different spots
Speaker 3: different commercials. So someone in North Carolina is hearing one
Speaker 3: commercial and then somebody in California is hearing something very
Speaker 3: is different. Because again it's that's how granular they can get.
Speaker 3: But we have nothing. The Brooklyn boys have nothing to
Speaker 3: do with any of that. It's all controlled by the man.
Speaker 4: So when we take a break, if they didn't sell
Speaker 4: any commercials that week, there might not be any in
Speaker 4: that court.
Speaker 1: Or commercials for your neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Maybe an advertiser didn't want to advertise to Pennsylvania. They
Speaker 3: only wanted advertised to Rhode Island.
Speaker 1: What's what's wrong with Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: Well, then then then Pennsylvania is not getting those commercials.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 3: Everything is variable. But we don't know at any given
Speaker 3: time what's playing. When we go to commercial break, we
Speaker 3: have no clue. That's all dofinitely no McDonald's commercials. After
Speaker 3: people said McDonald's was shipped, Hey.
Speaker 1: God, what's going on?
Speaker 20: It's me again, you know, Brody, it's gonna have to
Speaker 20: be arenal for me to send you any money because
Speaker 20: it's your fault for being so cheap. You know, you
Speaker 20: say you're good with money, but in this case you
Speaker 20: were not good with money. The better value would have
Speaker 20: been for you to pay for three hours.
Speaker 1: That would have been enough buffer tamp to cover.
Speaker 20: Any issues that could have and did come.
Speaker 1: Up at this function. It's your fault, buddy, you were cheap.
Speaker 4: You heard the man, I'm not gonna throw away an
Speaker 4: hour's worth of parking.
Speaker 1: Listen, it's not my fault.
Speaker 4: They haven't got a parking garage old school where you
Speaker 4: just pay for how long you're there. They gave me
Speaker 4: a ticket as if I deliberately didn't pay my bill.
Speaker 20: But you know what, I do not consider sending you
Speaker 20: a nickel or a down for as if you know
Speaker 20: you laugh stream when you make all these phone calls
Speaker 20: trying to keep your free dessert for this parking debucle
Speaker 20: that you got going on. You know that might be
Speaker 20: that'll be cool, you know, listening to you argue with
Speaker 20: all these people and then hearing the how long they
Speaker 20: put you on hold, you know, and you're there h
Speaker 20: getting irritated ball And that'd probably be worth a nickel.
Speaker 20: Uh man.
Speaker 1: You know that's that.
Speaker 12: You know what, and maybe just maybe you might be
Speaker 12: able to make.
Speaker 20: It a ridder thing, you know, where you lapstream every
Speaker 20: time you take on one of these companies, you know,
Speaker 20: and then we can pay a little something to go
Speaker 20: under and see, you know, and like maybe this week
Speaker 20: Brody takes on the Post Office, you know, and then
Speaker 20: we can go on DraftKings not a sponsor by the way,
Speaker 20: you know, and bet on it. See how long how
Speaker 20: long is he gonna take Brody? And will Brody get
Speaker 20: his free dessert?
Speaker 17: You know?
Speaker 20: Consider it, man, it might be a good money maker
Speaker 20: there for you.
Speaker 3: Okay, take him under advisement, please, I'm making notes, all right.
Speaker 3: He got the last three looks like they're from one person.
Speaker 43: Heyby boys, it's Ris Scott Brody. I would donate ten
Speaker 43: cents to your cause. Matter of fact, I would donate
Speaker 43: eighteen cents.
Speaker 13: The Jews will under you had that reference?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 43: Also, I listened to this episode a few days ago,
Speaker 43: so I kind of forgot what I wanted to say.
Speaker 43: But I know it had to do with pickleball and injuries.
Speaker 43: And I think there was an article that came out
Speaker 43: recently about how a lot of middle aged people are
Speaker 43: getting a lot of injuries from pickleball. But I want
Speaker 43: to say that a lot of my patients, my middle
Speaker 43: aged patients, were some older people too. They're all hurting
Speaker 43: themselves from pickleball. They're like rupturing their achilles and like
Speaker 43: doing shit to their knee. It's really bad. Also, Brody,
Speaker 43: I know you're young. You're not middle aged. I actually
Speaker 43: don't even know how old you are, but I feel
Speaker 43: like middle aged is a little bit older sounding, So
Speaker 43: I didn't want you to think I was lumping you
Speaker 43: into that category. I was just talking about the article
Speaker 43: and my patients who are older and hurting themselves. Brody,
Speaker 43: I know you're a young spring chicken.
Speaker 1: What is and what is considered middle aged at this point? Well,
Speaker 1: here's what I'll say.
Speaker 4: The term middle aged if it meant what it means
Speaker 4: what it sounds like, it means I've got I'm in
Speaker 4: the middle of life, meaning I have another third of
Speaker 4: my life coming, okay, or another half.
Speaker 1: I'll be fine with that. I'd like to think that
Speaker 1: I'm at the halfway point. What are the odds if
Speaker 1: I could live double what I am now, that'd be great.
Speaker 1: A boy can dream, brooking boys, All right, thank you
Speaker 1: for your feedback today.
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