Speaker 1: Start Up, dot Up, start Up, Brooklyn Boys, start Up,
Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys, start up, start up up. They making noise up, start.
Speaker 2: Up, dat Up, Episode three fifty six. It's the Brooklyn
Speaker 2: Boys podcast. Hey everybody, how you feeling? Now? I'm good,
Speaker 2: I'm David Brody. That's scary Jones. He was about to
Speaker 2: forget that part. Nah, I was about to go into it.
Speaker 2: I was about to why do we ask? Why do
Speaker 2: we ask people how they're feeling? If they can't answer back,
Speaker 2: how you feeling? How's it going? No, you should do
Speaker 2: what Seth Myers does. He goes, hey, hope everyone, you know,
Speaker 2: how's everyone doing? He says, how's everyone doing? O dead
Speaker 2: of the audience, and he just kind of moves on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he said. Then he says, hope everybody's doing. Okay, that's
Speaker 2: what we should say. Hope everybody's doing. Hope everybody's out.
Speaker 2: Let's get now, let's get to the news. That's what
Speaker 2: he says. Yeah, how much you just listening to our podcast?
Speaker 2: That's right, that's all. Yeah, you have a good Halloween weekend? Uh? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what? I set up the twelve foot inflatables outside. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I have two giant twelve foot inflatables. I got like
Speaker 2: a grim reaper and a giant like a pumpkin reaper
Speaker 2: outside everybody had. I had the coolest looking uh front
Speaker 2: of the front of the house here. And then I
Speaker 2: you know, I bought. I only bought candy that I like, right,
Speaker 2: so you know that when it's left over, that you
Speaker 2: could eat it. Correct, And uh, nobody came by. Nobody
Speaker 2: showed us that I forgot to get the door hanger.
Speaker 2: So what they do is in my in my community,
Speaker 2: is they give out door hangers like to put on
Speaker 2: like you know, like do not disturb signs. But so
Speaker 2: if you want to participate in trick or treating and
Speaker 2: having candy, you hang the door on your door so
Speaker 2: that the kids not only to ring the doorbells of
Speaker 2: the people who are participating. Well, I forgot to pick
Speaker 2: the door hanger up at the clubhouse and I didn't
Speaker 2: have one, and so nobody came by, And why did
Speaker 2: anybody come get candy? So I got a bag of candy.
Speaker 2: I never signed up on the apartment cheat we have
Speaker 2: we have apart of course you did. You're you're a hermit.
Speaker 2: You don't know anybody, you know what apartment how's it
Speaker 2: going to look if I opened my door and his
Speaker 2: kids there and I'm alone, it's gonna be creepy. No,
Speaker 2: it's not. No, the apartment, the apartment lobby. The lobby
Speaker 2: has the apartment show sign up sheet, and I'd never
Speaker 2: put my name on there. First of all, I'm never home.
Speaker 2: It'll be a big disappointment. And then you know, it's
Speaker 2: a nuisance to keep answering my door. However, a friend
Speaker 2: like Scotti b from the Elvis Rancho, he told me
Speaker 2: he had tons and tons and tons of trick of treaters.
Speaker 2: He said that that they come from other neighborhoods. Did
Speaker 2: you do that as a kid, like just go to
Speaker 2: like the rich neighborhoods. Apparently there were no rich scary
Speaker 2: scary You and I grew up in the same neighborhood.
Speaker 2: There was no rich neighborhood. There was, but you had
Speaker 2: to drive out of where our neighborhood was, you know,
Speaker 2: you know, the only the only neighborhoods with money in
Speaker 2: Brooklyn when we were growing up with Manhattan Beach and
Speaker 2: and and New Mill Basin and uh and Dyker Uh
Speaker 2: the Dker Heights, Yeah, the heights. I get in that
Speaker 2: big money. They had big houses. But yeah, and they
Speaker 2: had like a lot, a lot of Christmas. Decott contends
Speaker 2: that a lot of the people around him give out
Speaker 2: the full size candy bars. They don't give out the
Speaker 2: fun size, they give the full size. So long island money. Yeah, right,
Speaker 2: So so the word must have got out in other
Speaker 2: towns that his town gives the gives the big full
Speaker 2: size bars, so they get flooded. But I'm just wondering
Speaker 2: if you know anyone had the because I don't, because
Speaker 2: we didn't have that my First of all, my parents
Speaker 2: had no time to uh to even take is trigger treating,
Speaker 2: so we had to do it on our own. And
Speaker 2: if we were going to do it on our own,
Speaker 2: we had to go on our own neighborhood. And we
Speaker 2: all know that it amounted to you know, good and
Speaker 2: plenty Worth's original Mary Jane's all the all the crap.
Speaker 2: So unlike you, I grew up in an apartment building
Speaker 2: which had let's see, how one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
Speaker 2: forty eight apartments right in the building, So that was
Speaker 2: forty eight people I could trick a treat with, well,
Speaker 2: forty seven. I didn't tricker treat in my own house,
Speaker 2: own apartment, forty seven other apartments pretty much without ever
Speaker 2: going outside. So if the weather was bad, we would
Speaker 2: just trick or treat like the other one or two
Speaker 2: other kids in the building. We would go around together
Speaker 2: and we're like, oh, don't ring that bell. That's the
Speaker 2: old nasty man. But we knew, we knew what doorbells
Speaker 2: to ring, and we never had to go out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: maybe we would go like up the block halfway and
Speaker 2: then go that's enough and then turn around, and we
Speaker 2: had to go very far. However, my kids, when they
Speaker 2: were younger, we would go trigger treating in the affluent
Speaker 2: ara within a couple of miles a world. Okay, so
Speaker 2: you did do this, you did participate. Okay, So but
Speaker 2: here's the thing. There was so yet too found out
Speaker 2: about it. We found out about it because one of
Speaker 2: our old record label friends who lived in that area
Speaker 2: was like, oh, you should come trick or treating in
Speaker 2: my area. It's the best. So that everyone in town
Speaker 2: would meet on the corner a certain corner, and then
Speaker 2: everyone in a large group would move together and go
Speaker 2: from house to house, and all the houses had like
Speaker 2: animatronics and everyone was out of the lawn. Those are
Speaker 2: the full sized candy bar houses, of course, full sized
Speaker 2: candy bars. And it wasn't like you know, stragglers. It
Speaker 2: was like forty five fifty kids all going and the
Speaker 2: door opened once they gave everybody and they were done,
Speaker 2: and then you went across the street and you were done.
Speaker 2: And this was an area where a couple of famous
Speaker 2: people lived, and so occasionally you'd ring a bed and
Speaker 2: the famous person would answer the bell. In one particular time,
Speaker 2: one particular time, this one house that had a giant
Speaker 2: staircase in the front. You go up like twenty five
Speaker 2: steps to get to this right and it's all marble
Speaker 2: and fancy. They're making you work for your candy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he had to go up. So I my kids were
Speaker 2: little at that point, maybe they were like, you know,
Speaker 2: ten seven five somewhere around there, like eleven somewhere. So
Speaker 2: we went up to the top and I'm not going
Speaker 2: to mention any names, but the door opens and it
Speaker 2: is a oh, come on person names. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: because I don't want to say where they live, and
Speaker 2: we're I no, So you didn't say shit, and you
Speaker 2: haven't given any prescription. I just I want to know
Speaker 2: who the famous celebrity was the answered the door. It
Speaker 2: was a it was a famous person of color who
Speaker 2: who had been on our show, okay, our morning show. Okay.
Speaker 2: And so when I opened the door and I said,
Speaker 2: my kids will like trick or treat, he sees me
Speaker 2: and says Brody from the More Show. And I'm like yeah,
Speaker 2: and my kids were like, oh, you know, it was like,
Speaker 2: how do you know this guy? Uh? And so his
Speaker 2: house was beautiful, but it was that was the kind
Speaker 2: of neighborhood. It was like full sized candy balls, like
Speaker 2: you said, right, So, okay, I don't understand what you
Speaker 2: can't mention who the famous person was, but okay, all right,
Speaker 2: Well well because I don't, I'm not sure everyone in
Speaker 2: our audience would even know this person if I said it. Okay, okay, well,
Speaker 2: well never mind, we'll move on for that. One thing
Speaker 2: I did see was a lot of videos of you know,
Speaker 2: people you know, with with decorations of neighborhoods and costumes
Speaker 2: and and and this recurring thing, this reoccurring phrase that said, huh,
Speaker 2: nobody does Halloween like blank Neck fill in the town.
Speaker 2: Nobody does Halloween like Long Island, nobody does Halloween like
Speaker 2: New Jersey. Nobody does Halloween like and or more specific like,
Speaker 2: there was a lot of people saying that, Yeah, I can,
Speaker 2: I can honestly say whatever, state whatever. I can honestly
Speaker 2: say that unless you've and I don't want to be
Speaker 2: sound like you know that, like huhuh, we're Manhattan and
Speaker 2: we're elitist, But I don't. We don't live in Manhattan.
Speaker 2: But nobody does Halloween like the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade
Speaker 2: in Manhattan, New York City. Yeah, but that but that's
Speaker 2: not trick or treating. That's a different thing. No, but
Speaker 2: I'm talking Yeah, but for costumes, for the celebration, for
Speaker 2: the party, for the music, for the atmosphere. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's really the quintessential in our neighbor in this area,
Speaker 2: at least try area. Now you know what listen forget
Speaker 2: about city or well Salem, Massachusetts. No, I mean, how
Speaker 2: do you compare with a place that where like where
Speaker 2: Witchcraft was pretty much invented, right or where where ran rampant.
Speaker 2: There are places what do you mean it ran rampant?
Speaker 2: There wasn't real witches. What are you talking about? Salem Witchcraft? Salem,
Speaker 2: real witches, scary? It wasn't real witches, but there were.
Speaker 2: It's haunted, isn't Salem haunted? That's where the term witch
Speaker 2: hunt comes from. It means going after people that they
Speaker 2: weren't guilty of anything. So say, what about what about
Speaker 2: like Savannah, Georgia. There's a lot of ghosts there in
Speaker 2: New Orleans, they're haunted places. But but just to like
Speaker 2: name an arbitrary neighborhood as nobody does Halloween like blank,
Speaker 2: it's just like really saying nothing because to me, well,
Speaker 2: to them, to them, it's a big deal in the
Speaker 2: town next to them is probably pissed off. Right, But
Speaker 2: you haven't you haven't seen Manhattan. You haven't seen the village?
Speaker 2: Have you haven't been to the villa. I've I've gone,
Speaker 2: like for several years in a row. I mean I
Speaker 2: haven't gone last couple of years. But okay, but but
Speaker 2: but nobody does Halloweens like the village Halloween parade. Okay,
Speaker 2: but okay, but when somebody when a town says nobody
Speaker 2: does Halloween like our town, they don't mean a parade
Speaker 2: with floats and flamboyant people. They mean candy and costumes.
Speaker 2: What have you seen the costumes at the village Halloween parade. Yeah, scary,
Speaker 2: it's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about towns.
Speaker 2: Aren't in competition with the village, your competition with on
Speaker 2: the towns, towns who do like we do Halloween. They're
Speaker 2: talking about the way they decorate their town, the way,
Speaker 2: the way the kids dress up, the way you know,
Speaker 2: the way the candy is put out. That's what they're
Speaker 2: talking about. They're not talking about actual truck floats going
Speaker 2: down the street with with with with strippers and and
Speaker 2: drag queens and crazy costumes. That's something they're talking about.
Speaker 2: You can't compare that to anything else. We're not more
Speaker 2: than ten minutes into this and Birdie's already bent out
Speaker 2: of shape. We got to take a break. You pull,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you why I'm a little you pull. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you why I'm a little I'm a I'm a
Speaker 2: little on edge or something. I'll tell you there's something
Speaker 2: going on, boys podcast. We will be right back. I'm
Speaker 2: looking at you, Birdie to the camera, and you're like
Speaker 2: you're you're holding your your head in your hand, You're
Speaker 2: pulling on the skin of your face. What's happening? Then
Speaker 2: you're high your bloodshot. I see it. I can see
Speaker 2: this is not the David Brody that I know. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I'm glad you picked up on it, because, yeah,
Speaker 2: something's a little off for me, and I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what it is. So you know I don't drink, right,
Speaker 2: I drink a little bit, but I'm not a drinker,
Speaker 2: which is why I don't invite. Well, you're a douchebag,
Speaker 2: because I can still go and have fun whether I'm
Speaker 2: drinking or not. I can have a drink. The point is,
Speaker 2: every once in a while I'll I'll have a drink
Speaker 2: with like Irish cream or Bailey's or a flavor of
Speaker 2: Bailey's if they come out with something fun like s'mores
Speaker 2: Bailey's or I don't know your go to if anything.
Speaker 2: Got a good white Russian right? Yeah? Yeah, I like
Speaker 2: kalua and okay, so I needed to go get more
Speaker 2: khalua for the house. So I stopped off at the
Speaker 2: at the liquor store on my way home today when
Speaker 2: I was out running errands, and I saw a bottle
Speaker 2: of something that's been around a while, but I had
Speaker 2: never seen it. I'm sure it's been around whatever Bailey's chocolate.
Speaker 2: So I'm thinking to myself, well, Bailey, I love Bailey's
Speaker 2: and I love chocolate. It had six or seven different flavors.
Speaker 2: I've had strawberry shortcake, I've had Chruro flavor Bailey's. You
Speaker 2: know again. I put a little bit of milk and
Speaker 2: I call it a night. So I Google reviewed Bailey's
Speaker 2: chocolate and the review said, oh, people who like who
Speaker 2: comment say it's creamy, it's good for milkshakes, pour over
Speaker 2: at ice cream, and it has more of an alcoholic
Speaker 2: kick to it than some of Bailey's other flavors. All right.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, no, okay, well fine, I'll just you know,
Speaker 2: put less of it in whatever. So when I got
Speaker 2: home today, I'm in the kitchen. I'm about to feed
Speaker 2: the dogs, right because someone's got to feed them. I'm here,
Speaker 2: I gotta feed them. I'm the only one here to
Speaker 2: feed the dogs at that point. And I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: you know what, I really want to taste the Bailey's chocolate.
Speaker 2: This is like half hour ago. Yeah. So I put
Speaker 2: I don't know, half a shot glassy a little bit,
Speaker 2: and I put some milk in it and I drank it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, this is like chalk chalcolate milk. It's
Speaker 2: like chocolate milk and to chocolus. I went, I drank it.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, this is like you drink milk.
Speaker 2: You're like, you don't sit, but you drink it. And
Speaker 2: then I went back on the couch and scared, like,
Speaker 2: I need another twenty minutes. I'll be ready. I was
Speaker 2: like okay, and I'm sitting there and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I go, oh, oh, my head feels a little bit off. Really,
Speaker 2: how many can get a little tired? How many ounces
Speaker 2: did you drink? And maybe one two ounces? Come on?
Speaker 2: A little amount cannot get you to the point that
Speaker 2: you're at right now. There's no way. Scary scary. I
Speaker 2: don't drink I had. I put a little in the
Speaker 2: bottom of the glass. I put me it was like
Speaker 2: eighty percent milk. I just was like, whatever, I about
Speaker 2: eighty percent. It was like three four to one milk milk.
Speaker 2: You should be fine. Oh wow, scary look at look
Speaker 2: at my eyes. I'm like, I'm like, uh, dizzy, Are
Speaker 2: you sorry? You drank it? No, It's delicious. But when
Speaker 2: I realized I had to do a podcast, I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, I'm definitely a little hoofy. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: so I'm glad. I'm glad you noticed it. You're like,
Speaker 2: you know you you cook. I'm sorry, vices, I'm sorry
Speaker 2: you're beat off. We all are indulged in it in
Speaker 2: an ounce of bailey Chocolate. My point is, though, if
Speaker 2: you like Bailey's and you like chocolate, it's really good.
Speaker 2: So if you look, I'm not encouraging anyone to drink,
Speaker 2: but if you do drink and you have a little
Speaker 2: Bailey's chocolate, leave us a talk back and let us
Speaker 2: know if it was a little more alcoholic than you anticipated. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because I assure you the other flavors of Bailey's, the
Speaker 2: flavors they don't feel like this. No, no, So okay,
Speaker 2: I'm a lightweight, I admit it.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: So I'm I'm out of it. But for another reason,
Speaker 2: and that is because your boy has been working out
Speaker 2: every single day. Oh and what about you? I've been
Speaker 2: at the gym every day. Oh oh in this story,
Speaker 2: you're my boy. It's in this you're playing the role
Speaker 2: of Mike. What's the problem? The more I go, the
Speaker 2: heart of the workouts get because he says, you're ready,
Speaker 2: You're ready, You've turned the corner. You're here. So it's
Speaker 2: almost like I'm getting punished. We're going so many days
Speaker 2: in a row because he feels like I'm building up
Speaker 2: strength and stamina and conditioning and that I can handle more.
Speaker 2: This motherfucker. So put me on this guy, put me
Speaker 2: on the row. You know the row machine, the row
Speaker 2: you sit down the slices, it's all the slices have
Speaker 2: heard from your works is the row machine, the row
Speaker 2: where you pull, you pull on the chain and you
Speaker 2: are taking uh the ozembic from the from row dot
Speaker 2: co that he made me go on there two and
Speaker 2: a half minutes straight, then take two and a half
Speaker 2: hold on, wait, then take a three minute break, and
Speaker 2: then go on two and a half minutes again eight times,
Speaker 2: eight times wait, wait a minute eight so two and
Speaker 2: a half, a three minute rest, two and a half,
Speaker 2: back on a three minute rest, two and a half.
Speaker 2: But it made me repeat this process eight times and
Speaker 2: then wait a minute. You rested longer than you rode,
Speaker 2: only about thirty seconds. But still wait, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: there's there's a method to the madness. I went up
Speaker 2: a flight of stairs, I went up three steps, and
Speaker 2: then I waited a minute we're up another three steps.
Speaker 2: I went to you suppose that's how you're supposed to
Speaker 2: work out. You're not supposed to just work out. You're
Speaker 2: not supposed to just put all our effort in and
Speaker 2: found until you muscle failure. You can't do that, and
Speaker 2: then you you're out of breath and you sweat and
Speaker 2: your balls off, and then then you know you're good
Speaker 2: for nothing. But if you pause, you take you take
Speaker 2: calculated breaks, and you go back to it. What's so
Speaker 2: funny you rested for three minutes after rowing for two
Speaker 2: and a half if you played pick a ball. I
Speaker 2: played pick a ball for like a point, and it
Speaker 2: was like, I take a break, it, tak a break.
Speaker 2: I just go to point it take a break. So
Speaker 2: each one is four hundred meters, and how many meters
Speaker 2: in a mile sixteen hundred, So so you're talking about
Speaker 2: I did how many? I did two miles on the rower.
Speaker 2: I rode two miles on the rower. And then at
Speaker 2: the end of that he gave me these fifty pound
Speaker 2: weights and he put it. He says, this is gonna
Speaker 2: this is called the farmers, the farmer something or other,
Speaker 2: and and I had I lift these weights and carry them,
Speaker 2: and he made me walk across the entire floor back
Speaker 2: and forth ten times with these weights in my fucking hands.
Speaker 2: Did you can just walk back and forth? And yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, that seems easy. After the third or
Speaker 2: fourth time, I'm like, oh, this is not easy. What
Speaker 2: the fuck? I can't wait to put these down. That
Speaker 2: was the whole workout the day before. He did what
Speaker 2: I did. What it's called a circuit. You know what
Speaker 2: a circuit is, yeah, I do. I'm not talking about
Speaker 2: how explain it? A circuit? Scary? All right? Scary? You
Speaker 2: asked me if I know? Now, tell the slice. So
Speaker 2: so I had to go on the go up next
Speaker 2: to the squat rack. All right, I'm echoing back on
Speaker 2: myself here, Okay, I have one hundred, one hundred pounds
Speaker 2: one hundred go back on yourself. That's your own date. No, No,
Speaker 2: the bar is forty five pounds, and then he put
Speaker 2: twenty five pounds on each side, so it's like ninety
Speaker 2: five pounds. I had to do one. I had to
Speaker 2: do one squad with the thing on my back, one
Speaker 2: and then one pull down, one push up one. I
Speaker 2: did one one, one, one one, and then I had
Speaker 2: to go back and do it again and go two
Speaker 2: two two two two three three three two three all
Speaker 2: the way to five five five five five, five five five.
Speaker 2: Then I took like a four minute break, and then
Speaker 2: I had to start from five, do five five to
Speaker 2: five five and work my way all the way back
Speaker 2: to one four four four four three two two t
Speaker 2: T T three two two two two two one one
Speaker 2: one one with I had to do knee crunch, I
Speaker 2: had to do a push up. I had to do
Speaker 2: a dumbbell rais. I had, like, you know, just like
Speaker 2: a pot pourri of exercises. That's another thing that crushed me.
Speaker 2: Killed me. I'm like, what are you doing? What are
Speaker 2: these workouts we're doing? All of a sudden, he goes,
Speaker 2: these these are next level workouts. So I am dead tired,
Speaker 2: not from liquor, but from that. So I rest my case. Tomorrow,
Speaker 2: I'll go back in. It's he's gonna have another concoction.
Speaker 2: He says, this is perfect for your strength and conditioning.
Speaker 2: We're doing some core, we're doing some cardio. So how
Speaker 2: much actual rowing did you do? Back to the minutes
Speaker 2: about the rower, Yeah, how long did you row row
Speaker 2: your boat? Uh? Two and a half minutes? Times eighty.
Speaker 4: What is that.
Speaker 2: Ten? Fifteen, twenty minutes? It's a long with eighteen with
Speaker 2: eighteen the rest. Yes, what do you do? What kind
Speaker 2: of Matthew doing? Why am I coming back at me?
Speaker 2: I hear myself in your head it's it's you know,
Speaker 2: it's in your headphones. No it's not. I don't hear
Speaker 2: any feedback. It's gone now anyway. Okay, all right, So
Speaker 2: I have this video here. How long should you work
Speaker 2: out on a rowing machine? Let's see what they say
Speaker 2: along with core activation, Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: The duration of your rowing workout should align with your
Speaker 3: fitness goals. High intensity rowing can range from hit intervals
Speaker 3: to longer raise pieces. High intensity workouts are ideally around
Speaker 3: fifteen to thirty minutes of work. Low intensity rowing focuses
Speaker 3: on steady, continuous rowing at a comfortable pace. This type
Speaker 3: of workout primarily targets aerobic endurance and facility.
Speaker 2: Steady rowing for fifteen to thirty minutes. No, there's nothing
Speaker 2: in here about about taking a break for three minutes
Speaker 2: from your road for two and a half. Oh, I
Speaker 2: googled how long should you work out on a rowing machine?
Speaker 2: But that wait a second, help on, there's gotta be
Speaker 2: there's gotta be a methadone thirty.
Speaker 3: To sixty minute time frames and are suitable third dinners,
Speaker 3: Active recovery.
Speaker 2: Thirty to sixty minutes from beginning, looking.
Speaker 3: To build a strong aerobic base with breaks if you're
Speaker 3: a runner.
Speaker 2: Thirty to sixty minutes with breaks for beginners, where did
Speaker 2: you hear with breaks? There's gotta be breaks in there.
Speaker 2: You can't go steady. You can't go steady for thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: You can go steady for fifteen, of course you can.
Speaker 2: You never rode a byte for fifteen minutes. But the
Speaker 2: rower is tough. That's a tough piece of machinery. And
Speaker 2: the slices have no idea what the tension setting on
Speaker 2: it was. It could have been light setting. You could
Speaker 2: have been rowing nothing. You could have been rowing a
Speaker 2: rubber band for all we know. Two, you worked out
Speaker 2: for two and a half minutes and then rested for
Speaker 2: three How if the fuck you? No, these are I'm
Speaker 2: making some significant gains. Yeah, you're gaining time at the
Speaker 2: gym because you're just spending half of it resting. But
Speaker 2: posting today, well, I did three sit ups, then I
Speaker 2: took a nap, then I did four sit ups. Then
Speaker 2: I took a nap. Okay, yeah, if I'm doing okay,
Speaker 2: if I'm doing if I'm doing medball slams where I
Speaker 2: take a twenty pound medicine ball. All right, yeah, you
Speaker 2: slam it like a baby, slam it down and do
Speaker 2: a squad. Now I do take a break. I do
Speaker 2: ten of them, and then you tell yeah, then you
Speaker 2: take a break. Why don't you try lifting the ball?
Speaker 2: You say you're you're rather than lifting it over your
Speaker 2: head like as an exercise, you lift it once and
Speaker 2: slam it down. That's what we do. You drop it.
Speaker 2: You're basically letting gravity drop the ball. No, you're you're
Speaker 2: slamming it onto the ground. You're pushing it down and
Speaker 2: you let go of it to slam it onto the
Speaker 2: ground as hard as you can. And then after ten
Speaker 2: of the reps you take, then you go over to
Speaker 2: another piece of equipment and you do something for your
Speaker 2: called called the bed. You take a nap. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'll do something else. When you when you say you
Speaker 2: do a circuit, do you turn the light office that
Speaker 2: you turn the light switch off? Is doing the circle?
Speaker 4: Wo?
Speaker 2: You take a nap? You exercise you're not paying. You're
Speaker 2: not paying this guy, right, this trainer. Of course, I am,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, Now do you pay him to take a
Speaker 2: three minute break and then pay him again? He's he's
Speaker 2: giving me the orders of what to do and when
Speaker 2: to do them, and when he's gotta, he's gotta, he's
Speaker 2: gotta stop watch. So so if I donna stop watch,
Speaker 2: So if I do, if I do ten minutes, you
Speaker 2: know what he you know what he does. He watches
Speaker 2: you stop that. No, no, no no. If I do
Speaker 2: ten reps of one exercise, ten reps of another of
Speaker 2: exercise B, and then ten of exercise C, I'm entitled
Speaker 2: to go to the water fountain, take a few cups
Speaker 2: of water, take a two minute break, and then I
Speaker 2: repeat it Exercise A, B C. Little break with some water,
Speaker 2: more water, and then go back to ABC again and
Speaker 2: I do each one three times. How is that? How
Speaker 2: much of a break do you take between A and
Speaker 2: B and B and C? You take three minutes between me? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you just you take like about thirty seconds to a minute,
Speaker 2: but you take a longer break after you repeat one
Speaker 2: round of it. That's that's smart. That's smart working out
Speaker 2: right there. That's yeah, you find this so comical. I'm
Speaker 2: still laughing at my stopwatch joke. All right, you keep
Speaker 2: laughing through the commercial break podcast. You're still going I'm
Speaker 2: still you crack yourself up. There's no bigger fan of
Speaker 2: David Brody than David Brody. Oh that's not true. There
Speaker 2: slices who like me more than I like myself. I
Speaker 2: did want to tell you a story about my friend
Speaker 2: paper Menu, who he called me yesterday. He did want
Speaker 2: to come on the podcast. I begged him to come
Speaker 2: on the podcast. He said, you can tell the story
Speaker 2: better than me. I just I did this for you.
Speaker 2: I lived it, I did it. I did it for you.
Speaker 2: So he went he went to the local drug store chain, okay,
Speaker 2: one of the big drug store chains, and he went
Speaker 2: in for a small red bull, and the red bull
Speaker 2: with tax came out to two forty seven. I think
Speaker 2: it was two forty seven. He's the one forty seven
Speaker 2: or two forty seven whatever, And he gives the woman
Speaker 2: behind the counter three dollars, okay, two forty seven, three dollars.
Speaker 2: What's the change, scary fifty three cents. Very good. So
Speaker 2: now it's important to the story because I have audio.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna that the woman had a broken English, Spanish
Speaker 2: Hispanic accent. Okay, so he said, So she hands him
Speaker 2: two quarters for his change instead of fifty three cents.
Speaker 2: So he says, now again, this is my friend paper Menu,
Speaker 2: who is not cheap. He's one of the guys who
Speaker 2: said women don't pay when he goes out to eat. Okay,
Speaker 2: So what would you have done, Scary Jones? If the
Speaker 2: change was fifty three cents and they gave you back
Speaker 2: fifty no pennies? I would I would. I would chalk
Speaker 2: it up as a three cent loss because I don't
Speaker 2: want their three pennies and because you're a bougie fuck no,
Speaker 2: not because I have no, no need in my life
Speaker 2: for a penny. They stopped printing them for a reason.
Speaker 2: That's a that's it's irrelevant. We have enough pennies in
Speaker 2: circulation anyway. So my friend paper Menu says to the woman,
Speaker 2: you owe me three cents, and she says no pennies,
Speaker 2: and he says, okay, but then give me a nickel,
Speaker 2: no draw short then if I give you pennies, right,
Speaker 2: So again I'm doing a terrible accent. So he says, yeah,
Speaker 2: but you owe me three cents. She says, it's not
Speaker 2: my fault, it's the government. They don't make pennies. So
Speaker 2: he says, yeah, okay, then give me then give me
Speaker 2: a nickel. You take the two cent law, So why
Speaker 2: am I taking a three cent loss? You have no pennies?
Speaker 2: I have no pennies. They don't make pennies no more. So,
Speaker 2: so he the guy behind him online. He looks at
Speaker 2: the guy behind him, like what the fuck, and the
Speaker 2: guy's like, yeah, they don't. They don't make no more pennies,
Speaker 2: which is of course not proper English, but that's not
Speaker 2: the point. And so he says, well, okay, so next
Speaker 2: time I come, you'll give me a nickel. Right, No,
Speaker 2: So he's all frustrated, but he says to himself, he says,
Speaker 2: to himself, my friend David would love this for his podcast.
Speaker 2: So he goes back the next day, now another red ball,
Speaker 2: and he recorded it. Now the conversation is short at
Speaker 2: this time, but he recorded it, so we would have
Speaker 2: audio for a podcast. That's how good my friend. I
Speaker 2: love it.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 2: Thank you PAPERMN you for your contribution in advance. Yea,
Speaker 2: So here here's the audio. He's getting the money he's
Speaker 2: handing her the money. Yeah, yeah, she's making change. She's
Speaker 2: counting the coins.
Speaker 5: Will you to my penny? But why do I have
Speaker 5: to get You should give me a nickel instead of
Speaker 5: keeping my three cents? But this is let's pall right. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't get.
Speaker 4: Three change, but it's only two cents. Maybe you give
Speaker 4: me extra two cents and keep it instead of keeping
Speaker 4: my three cents. I'm gonna bring you two cents and
Speaker 4: you give me a nickel.
Speaker 5: Understand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ended up sing's keeping my three cents.
Speaker 2: Okay, So she said it's not me, it's it's the government.
Speaker 2: Two dollars. Where's my two dollars? Killing the bicycle? Oh my,
Speaker 2: you heard what he said? Yeah, he said, he goes,
Speaker 2: I'll come back. I'll come back with two cents tomorrow.
Speaker 2: You'll give me a nickel. No, because all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I am the transaction just lasts twenty four hours and
Speaker 2: then it resets itself. Is that right? Yeah? Because you
Speaker 2: know it used to be. It used to be like
Speaker 2: take a penny, leave a penny.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 2: Used to be like, oh, if it's more than two cents,
Speaker 2: then you get the benefit. If it's less than two cents,
Speaker 2: you lose the benefit. So if the change was one
Speaker 2: or two cents, you go, oh, keep the two cents.
Speaker 2: But if it's three cents, you give the nickel. It's
Speaker 2: not his fault. He's out six cents now. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: the lady's excuse was, it's not my fault, it's the government.
Speaker 2: It's not my fault. Slices. What are we talking about here?
Speaker 2: I know Vinny from Brooklyn is like Brody, listen, normally
Speaker 2: I'm out on your side. Let's not be on your side, Brody.
Speaker 2: It's nominal. You're talking about fractions of But but it's
Speaker 2: a business. This woman doesn't get to speak for a
Speaker 2: company and decide I'm not giving you three cents. I
Speaker 2: don't not pennies. You can't do that. You can't just
Speaker 2: decide not to give. If you're not gonna go to
Speaker 2: the bank and get pennies, then you have to give
Speaker 2: people a nickel.
Speaker 5: I no, no, I.
Speaker 2: Agree with that. I agree that they they should give
Speaker 2: him the better for the doubt. What a shitty fucking
Speaker 2: business that is. But I wouldn't squabble over it. I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna lose sleep over it. I'm not even gonna
Speaker 2: get my blood pressure up over it. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: be you're a pushy No, all right, I got upset
Speaker 2: for him. I mean, it's it is the principle. I
Speaker 2: understand that. I understand as the principle, and then businesses
Speaker 2: shouldn't be doing that. Old on what if she says,
Speaker 2: I don't have any singles? So, uh, I'm not giving
Speaker 2: you three dollars back. You just call it even? I mean, wait,
Speaker 2: does it end? Yeah? All right, I'm sorry. I'm out.
Speaker 2: I'm out of twenties, so I can't give you a change. Sorry.
Speaker 2: I wish I was with the year with me. The
Speaker 2: other day. I thought of you. I was in the game.
Speaker 2: You would a Saturday Life live party or a mess
Speaker 2: party announce I would have loved. I was at the
Speaker 2: gas station and I was engine running, and uh, with
Speaker 2: the engine running, of course, you dumb fuck hold on,
Speaker 2: and I said, give me twenty dollars regular right cash? Yeah,
Speaker 2: So I I just am on my phone and I'm
Speaker 2: flipping to my phone and I'm I'm texting people. So
Speaker 2: I hear the gas going cold. You could you get
Speaker 2: you any here? And then you know, he takes the
Speaker 2: hose out, puts it in the thing, and he goes
Speaker 2: and I went to look over and I handed him
Speaker 2: the twenty and I noticed that the gear the meter
Speaker 2: said nineteen dollars and ninety nine cents. He shorted me
Speaker 2: one penny of gas. So I looked at him. He
Speaker 2: looked at me, and he goes, oh, sorry, and he says,
Speaker 2: he says, he says exactly well, I didn't even have
Speaker 2: to ask for it. I just looked at him. I'm like,
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety nineties. Yeah, he goes, sorry he was, and
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I have no pennies. The government stopped making them.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, okay, now I just got hold on
Speaker 2: I just because I'm burning up.
Speaker 5: I know you are.
Speaker 2: You can fry an egg on your head. I could
Speaker 2: see it now, So get the scam. Get the scamboney
Speaker 2: jingle ready, because I know why this is a scambony.
Speaker 2: I rolled, I rolled my window up, and I put
Speaker 2: the car into gear and I drove away happily, didn't
Speaker 2: even question him. And then I thought to myself, motherfucking
Speaker 2: Brody would have forced him if he didn't have any pennies.
Speaker 2: He would have forced him to put the gas nozzle
Speaker 2: back in the car and do one click just to
Speaker 2: get the one penny more of gas, which would probably
Speaker 2: be nothing because the thing probably clicks before it lets
Speaker 2: out any liquid. It's probably you probably don't even get shit.
Speaker 2: It's probably just like click. Okay, let me ask you
Speaker 2: a question. Was this a fly by night, like a
Speaker 2: hood gas station? Like no, big No, it's one of
Speaker 2: the big corporation brands. Yes, okay. The reason I'm asking,
Speaker 2: and anyone who's ever worked in a gas station, in
Speaker 2: a legit gas station knows this. If somebody says, give
Speaker 2: me twenty dollars, you can preset the amount to shut
Speaker 2: off you for all you know, he give me preset,
Speaker 2: and the thing in nineteen ninety nine, the fuck over
Speaker 2: every car that comes in, and that shit adds up
Speaker 2: and he gets an extra ten twenty bucks a day.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. If he had given
Speaker 2: you a nineteen ninety seven, would you have cared nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety four. Where is the point where you would have said,
Speaker 2: come on, man, where's my gas? At what point? What
Speaker 2: if he said nineteen ninety and he goes I would
Speaker 2: have said, if it was nineteen ninety seven, I would
Speaker 2: be like, yo, bro, come on man, give me another
Speaker 2: give me another squirt, give you another squirt? You would
Speaker 2: so for three cents, you would have said something.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, at this point, remember the nozzles
Speaker 2: out of a back on the on the rack, and
Speaker 2: my gas can. You tank is closed? Price? What's the
Speaker 2: price is it? Whatever he says nineteen seventy five, it goes,
Speaker 2: I don't have any quarters. I'm out of quarters.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, no, no no no. You
Speaker 2: fill me to twenty, bro, fill me to twenty. Okay,
Speaker 2: so twenty five cents, you're putting it back in. He's
Speaker 2: sticking it back in. Twenty cents, he's sticking it back
Speaker 2: in fifteen ten okay, even a dime. No, you can't
Speaker 2: fucking be nineteen ninety and think, okay, you're gonna short
Speaker 2: change me. It was nineteen ninety nine. Okay, so you
Speaker 2: have a limit, right, you have a limit. Ten cents,
Speaker 2: you your pistols, even a nickel in nineteen ninety five. No,
Speaker 2: I said, penny. You gotta give you know, you gotta
Speaker 2: give me a little squirt. You know what I'm saying. Okay,
Speaker 2: So Scary Jones calls bullshit at five cents, But my
Speaker 2: friend calls bullshit at three cents and he's wrong. Is
Speaker 2: that what you're saying? No, well, it's it's a little
Speaker 2: bitt beb What what is it different? He got ripped
Speaker 2: off three cents, You got ripped off a penny, and
Speaker 2: you said if you got ripped off five cents, you
Speaker 2: would go crazy, You'd want you because because in that case,
Speaker 2: all it would take for him is to do is
Speaker 2: to put the nozzle back. That's worth unscrewing the cap
Speaker 2: on the tank, putting the nozzle back and giving me
Speaker 2: and filling me to twenty Okay, that's all. Okay, What happens?
Speaker 2: What happens if he goes click click, and now it's
Speaker 2: twenty dollars and four cents and he goes, bro, you
Speaker 2: owe me four cents?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 2: Then you tell him you're out of nichols? I don't
Speaker 2: tell him you're out of pennies. I would imagine he
Speaker 2: would give me the benefit of the doubt because it's
Speaker 2: in my favor. Why should he, man's got to make
Speaker 2: a living. Why is he giving you free gas? I mean,
Speaker 2: you wouldn't take the you got short change from him?
Speaker 2: You don't want to get short change. We are quibbling,
Speaker 2: quibbling over fractions of pennies and stuff. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: I just I don't know for whatever reason. Listen, I
Speaker 2: did say I did take the side of your friend
Speaker 2: paper menu. Yes, the business should have been better, but
Speaker 2: you know what that that that tells you the kind
Speaker 2: of business it is. And maybe maybe the price they
Speaker 2: pay is that they don't get my business again, you
Speaker 2: know what, just a on account of just on account
Speaker 2: of principle, Well, fuck you, I'm not coming about you
Speaker 2: get drunk. The drug store, Oh, the drug store. Okay,
Speaker 2: but what if okay, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 2: Be honest, Now, be honest. If you went back to
Speaker 2: the same gas station four days later and said give
Speaker 2: me twenty bucks worth of gas and he gave you
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety nine again, are you going back a third time? Never? Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: but me see, you would go back to that. You
Speaker 2: would be like you might be like, hey, give me
Speaker 2: that extra penny, or you'll be like, hey, you owe
Speaker 2: me a penny next time. So next time, if I
Speaker 2: ask for twenty dollars, I come back, I'm getting twenty
Speaker 2: oh one. That's what you would do. No, what I
Speaker 2: would do is go a third time to establish a pattern,
Speaker 2: and I would take a picture of the meter each
Speaker 2: time and then go aha, I go, I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 2: gonna expose you to all the local can't imagine he
Speaker 2: did something nefarious. He didn't do this on purpose. Oh oh,
Speaker 2: he's programming these he's programming it to nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, absolutely, come on, fucking they fuck get
Speaker 2: the gas pump. Wow. All right, hey, hey, what's today?
Speaker 2: What's today's date? As we record this, today is Wednesday,
Speaker 2: November fifth, Okay, twenty twenty five. I'm gonna bring this up,
Speaker 2: bring this one thing up, and then we can take
Speaker 2: a break. Uh So John Oliver does this thing every
Speaker 2: month at the beginning of the month. On last week, tonight,
Speaker 2: he does a montage of local newscasters all over the
Speaker 2: country saying the same thing. He is saying the same joke,
Speaker 2: saying the same cliche, like pumpkin latte, I got my
Speaker 2: pumpkin lante. So every month, uh, he does the same thing.
Speaker 2: He shows them all, go, h Mike, can you believe
Speaker 2: it's already August? Oh my god, it's August already. Can
Speaker 2: you believe it's August?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we actually run some of those montages
Speaker 2: on the air. That's great, right, I know you have right,
Speaker 2: Okaymber First, it's already September. Can you believe It'sturday? September?
Speaker 2: And I hate that. It's like, yeah, I can fucking believe.
Speaker 2: It happens every year and every month is the same,
Speaker 2: you know, roughly thirty days. Every day's two twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: I understand how the calendar works. Yes, I can believe
Speaker 2: it's already November. So I went to get a haircut
Speaker 2: from our friend and I sit down in the chair
Speaker 2: on November third, scary and what do I get?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hello, David, I go, how's it going? Good? Good? Good?
Speaker 2: Can you believe it's already November? Yes, I can fucking
Speaker 2: believe it's already November. Yes, that's what happens after Halloween
Speaker 2: November comes. It's a form of small talk. It's a
Speaker 2: way of breaking ice. It's a way of opening it's
Speaker 2: an opening statement on that's what people do. It's the
Speaker 2: elevator small talk. That's all it is. No, No, you know,
Speaker 2: you say, hey, how how is your Halloween? Like you
Speaker 2: did how is Halloween? How was Halloween? Hey? How is
Speaker 2: your weekend. Oh, my weekend was great. How are the kids? Oh,
Speaker 2: kids are great, you know, because we believe it's ready,
Speaker 2: because I'm not. Yeah, I'm not that small minded, you know.
Speaker 2: I actually asked a better question. Yeah, I guess it
Speaker 2: could have been. I guess a lot of There are
Speaker 2: podcasts that I'm sure they're out there that started they're
Speaker 2: broadcast with can you believe it's November? First? But that's
Speaker 2: not us, that's not who we are. I'm okay, So, slices, Slice,
Speaker 2: I want you to make a note of anyone this
Speaker 2: week who said to you because you believe it's November,
Speaker 2: And I want you to be honest if you did
Speaker 2: it to somebody else, did you go you believe it's
Speaker 2: in November? Because yeah, I can believe it. It happened.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I did have a couple of people to me to
Speaker 2: talk to me today here in the Northeast, it reached
Speaker 2: sixty five degrees, So people said, can you believe it's
Speaker 2: sixty five degrees here in the middle of that's a
Speaker 2: different store, because that's not normal, right, that's not normal.
Speaker 2: The fact that it's November is normal. It's always November
Speaker 2: this month, every year. This month is November, so, but
Speaker 2: it's not always sixty five degrees. I actually had to
Speaker 2: open the windows in my car today also when I
Speaker 2: was driving because it was hot in the car. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was hot out. It's hot out there for Well,
Speaker 2: how about this one? On Sunday, I found myself in
Speaker 2: Bloomingdale's with a buddy of mine. Why you woke up drunk?
Speaker 2: What do you mean you found yourself there? Well, that's
Speaker 2: where I wasn't supposed to be there, but we ended
Speaker 2: up there, and we were all and you're buying. You're
Speaker 2: buying your boye some jewelry and Elton John step Into
Speaker 2: Christmas is playing. And I looked at him and I
Speaker 2: pointed up at the speaker and I'm like, can you
Speaker 2: believe this? It's not even Thanksgiving yet they're playing Christmas music?
Speaker 2: Do I at least? Is that normal? I mean, I
Speaker 2: feel like I mean, it's not. It's like, like, calm
Speaker 2: down already. It's November first. It was November second actually
Speaker 2: on Sunday and they're playing Step Christmas Step. You are
Speaker 2: twenty years late to complain about how early Christmas comes
Speaker 2: in retail stores because they stopped playing Christmas music. I
Speaker 2: know it used to be after Thanksgiving? Right used to
Speaker 2: be well right now Target, Target, the demand Halloween is
Speaker 2: over Thanksgiving with a little bit of Christmas already out,
Speaker 2: already out. I don't see the Honiker stuff out yet,
Speaker 2: but I'm the Christmas stuff is coming any day now.
Speaker 2: So that's just that's it's the retail world we live in. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it'll be yeah, yeah, can you believe? Can you believe it?
Speaker 2: Can you believe it? Can you believe it? Can you believe?
Speaker 2: They're playing Christmas music already? You're that guy, I'm that guy.
Speaker 2: All Right, we gotta take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 2: It's podcast. You're awake, I'm awake. I'm awake. I was
Speaker 2: just thinking about whether or not I wanted to tell
Speaker 2: a Target story because you told me last week that
Speaker 2: a pickleball story. I'm gonna go with Target. Okay, you
Speaker 2: can Target. So this there's a story, and then there's it.
Speaker 2: There's a that I need. I need slice. I need
Speaker 2: slices to leave their stories. So I'm in Target and
Speaker 2: I'm checking out. I'm ringing up my order at the
Speaker 2: self checkout, and there's a mom with a little girl.
Speaker 2: The little girl's maybe seven eight years old, and the
Speaker 2: daughter was asking questions and trying to put something on
Speaker 2: the scanner, like scan something she wanted, you know, like
Speaker 2: they always have the candy. They call it the impulse
Speaker 2: buying stuff at the register. Yeah, and the mother is
Speaker 2: getting frustrated with her, and she's like, you gotta stop it,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, uh, cut it out whatever. And
Speaker 2: the daughter's like, well, I you know, I it's not fair.
Speaker 2: I went whatever the daughter said, and the mother says,
Speaker 2: looks right at her, and she says, if you keep
Speaker 2: talking that way to me, the problems you're gonna have
Speaker 2: you don't even know. Well, of course she's not gonna know.
Speaker 2: She's eight years old. What does that mean. The problems
Speaker 2: you're gonna have you don't even know. You don't even know.
Speaker 2: She doesn't have life experience yet, so she's not gonna
Speaker 2: know most of it, right right, Yeah, well you don't
Speaker 2: even know, Like what are they I'm gonna cut your
Speaker 2: fingers off. What does she talk to? Of course you
Speaker 2: don't even know. Problems, you don't even know, the problems
Speaker 2: you're gonna have, you don't even know, Like I don't
Speaker 2: know why again, why the word even is in there?
Speaker 2: But okay, you don't even know what's what's so?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 2: What does that mean to the kid? It means nothing.
Speaker 2: The kid's like, I don't know what problems I'm gonna have. Well,
Speaker 2: how is that a threat? She has no idea what
Speaker 2: the problems are. So it reminded me of dumb ship
Speaker 2: my parents would say to me sometimes in the heat
Speaker 2: of anger. They would just start blurting shit out, like
Speaker 2: what right. Well, one time my mother called me a
Speaker 2: son of a bitch. She said, she said something like,
Speaker 2: go clean up your room. Stop aggravating me, this little
Speaker 2: son of a bitch. It's almost like a it's almost
Speaker 2: on an insult to herself exactly. So I said, so,
Speaker 2: I said, you're absolutely right, Mom, no argument, And then
Speaker 2: she realized what she had said, and then I got
Speaker 2: in trouble. Wow, My point is so, My point is, Slices,
Speaker 2: was there something your parents said that you like, they
Speaker 2: used to yell at you or that made no sense?
Speaker 2: It was an old Italian phrase or whatever, an old
Speaker 2: Spanish something that made no freaking sense when they said it,
Speaker 2: if you analyzed it or as a parent, as a parent,
Speaker 2: have you ever yelled out something so stupid that you
Speaker 2: realize after you said it, it made no sense. But
Speaker 2: that's what the woman was like, Well, you don't even
Speaker 2: know the problems you're gonna have. You don't even know
Speaker 2: the kid was eight years old. She's like, oh no,
Speaker 2: what does that mean? So scary? If you did your
Speaker 2: mom ever yell something stupid to you or God help you? Okay,
Speaker 2: how's God get Like? I hope he does. It sounds
Speaker 2: like I'm in trouble. Yeah, like God help or God
Speaker 2: is not really a Threatna, that's not a threat to
Speaker 2: say God help you. No, yeah, God help you, God help?
Speaker 2: I catch you? You doing this? Or what Mike? Uh?
Speaker 2: All right? Or how about how about parents who say
Speaker 2: this is gonna hurt me more than it hurts you,
Speaker 2: but then they spank your ass. It absolutely hurt the
Speaker 2: kid more that what they mean. I don't want to
Speaker 2: have to do this. But they don't really mean that.
Speaker 2: It's not really hurting the parent more were spanking a kid,
Speaker 2: it hurts them. They don't mean that. There's got to
Speaker 2: be others. Yeah, so Slices's got a lot of homework.
Speaker 2: I'm giving you more home, more homework for the slices. Yeah.
Speaker 2: In other words, don't call your kid a son of
Speaker 2: a bitch because it's right back at you. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: what else you got? I got a story about ac DC.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, and then we'll get out of here.
Speaker 2: Getting late, it's getting late. We still we still have
Speaker 2: another hold on a second. I know, iHeart told us
Speaker 2: that we should keep these to around sixty minutes, but well,
Speaker 2: I don't give a shit. We gotta give entertainment to
Speaker 2: the people. We're not even no, I'm saying, we're not
Speaker 2: even in fifty minutes yet? You want to leave? What
Speaker 2: are you doing over here? Bro?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 2: Then I give you I'll give you a funny paper
Speaker 2: menu story, more paper menu. Why don't we add him
Speaker 2: to the podcast? By the way, won't come on? Somebody
Speaker 2: asked us if we can have Spruce on the loose
Speaker 2: on Oh. I talked to him tonight.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Great, A great conversation with him tonight. It was hilarious.
Speaker 2: Hold yeah, should we have him on because the listeners
Speaker 2: watch Spruce. Spruce is the fan favorite. You know that, Oh,
Speaker 2: Spruce is great. We wrote it. We wrote a comedy
Speaker 2: bit tonight together for him because because I sometimes I
Speaker 2: like to do the job I used to do with him,
Speaker 2: So like he'll call me to go. Hey, you want
Speaker 2: to write, I go, absolutely, So I wrote I wrote
Speaker 2: a bit with him tonight, you know, for radio stations
Speaker 2: around the country to use, and so, Uh I should
Speaker 2: have said, we want to be on tonight. I didn't
Speaker 2: think of it, although I did ask my friend. I
Speaker 2: did ask my friend Eric to come on tonight because
Speaker 2: my friend Eric from the It's Eric Nagel Show. Yes, Uh,
Speaker 2: he had something happened to him at a clothing store
Speaker 2: that I have never heard of, and I would have
Speaker 2: been I would have walked out. It's the most freaky
Speaker 2: thing I've ever heard. So uh, as soon as we
Speaker 2: can get him on to tell that story. Scary what
Speaker 2: you would have done. I can't imagine how you would
Speaker 2: have handled this situation. It's mind blowing that any clothing
Speaker 2: store would do this to a customer think it was normal.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna have Eric on first. We couldn't come
Speaker 2: on tonight, so I'm gonna try to get him on
Speaker 2: uh soon. But yeah, from the It's Eric Nigel Show
Speaker 2: with a K and a G. This is something I've
Speaker 2: been wanting to address, but I really can't. It's gonna
Speaker 2: hit too close to home. I don't want to out
Speaker 2: my girlfriend on it, but she seems to. I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna say it because I'm not. I'm gonna be very
Speaker 2: vague the way you were earlier and not giving the
Speaker 2: name of this celebrity that you took or treated at
Speaker 2: whose house you were all right?
Speaker 3: It was?
Speaker 2: It was Ed Lover from the old show MTV raps. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Ed Lover? Who's like that? What was one of the
Speaker 2: kings of the hip hop community for many years? Terrific?
Speaker 2: Well you couldn't say that. Well, I didn't say where,
Speaker 2: what town it was, So that's that's what I wanted
Speaker 2: to think about it for a minute and say, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't want to say what town. But anyway, he
Speaker 2: couldn't have been nicer, and he gave my kids so
Speaker 2: much candy, so I kind of want I wanted to.
Speaker 2: I actually wanted to do this with my girlfriend and
Speaker 2: confront the couple that she's talking only on your birth
Speaker 2: only you can only do that on your birthday, scary whatever.
Speaker 2: So so she thinks one of our friends are swingers, Oh,
Speaker 2: one of your friends one of my I have a
Speaker 2: lot of remember, we had a lot of We have
Speaker 2: a lot of friends amongst us. But okay, she thinks
Speaker 2: that there's a couple that we hang with are swingers,
Speaker 2: and I don't even know. I feel like I know everybody.
Speaker 2: I feel like I know their business, I know their life.
Speaker 2: And I just told her, no, there's no way, there's
Speaker 2: no way to the swingers, and she goes, just watch
Speaker 2: watch their behavior. Sometimes people are shrouded in secrecy and
Speaker 2: then won't tell their closest friends that they're swingers. Do
Speaker 2: they have shirts with pineapples on them? No, they don't.
Speaker 2: I know that's a telltale sign. But said, let me
Speaker 2: ask you a question. Yeah, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 2: I got a question. Would you be more hurt if
Speaker 2: they didn't hit on you and Robin or relaxed and
Speaker 2: believe that they didn't, or would you feel like, well,
Speaker 2: while what's wrong with us?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I would not. I wouldn't even think of it in
Speaker 2: that way. I would not. No, Now, are these people doable?
Speaker 2: Would you do? Would you would if they? If you
Speaker 2: with swingers? And the swingers like, is there is the
Speaker 2: female in this situation or the male whatever you're in
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 3: Not.
Speaker 2: According to the trucker, I would say the trucker the
Speaker 2: Trucker seems to think otherwise. If you don't know what
Speaker 2: we're talking about. Listening to the last Lifetime episode, I
Speaker 2: just yeah, no, I feel I don't know. I feel
Speaker 2: like as people get older, they just started experimenting because
Speaker 2: they just don't care. It's like, all right. I feel
Speaker 2: like I feel like the true swingers are like and again,
Speaker 2: you could be any age, but I feel like you're
Speaker 2: more prone to do that as you get older, like
Speaker 2: in your fifties and sixties, you start seeing these people
Speaker 2: like that relationships. I don't know. I could see you
Speaker 2: thinking not doing. I can see you thinking about doing
Speaker 2: somebody's girlfriend or wife. But then when they were like,
Speaker 2: all right, dude, I'm gonna do Robb. Second, that's not
Speaker 2: what I was talking about. You said I can think
Speaker 2: with your wife. Well, well yeah, and I said, yo,
Speaker 2: no no no, no no no, no no no no.
Speaker 2: This this conversation has nothing to do with that. This
Speaker 2: is more about her thoughts about something that I never
Speaker 2: put much thought about into about friends of ours. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: but you're not very you don't think about people that way.
Speaker 2: You're not you're very You're very surface. Oh they're fun.
Speaker 2: They drank they yeah, yeah, they're always out partying and
Speaker 2: hanging out whatever. She's like ah, And I'm like, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I think you got this one miscalculated. But
Speaker 2: we really can't go further in talking about this because
Speaker 2: not only do we not want to out these people,
Speaker 2: we don't want you know, we don't permission to talk
Speaker 2: about it. And and if it's not true now then
Speaker 2: it's really weird. You know, I don't want to lose
Speaker 2: friends over it, but just gonna drop it. But have
Speaker 2: you ever had friends have you a swinger friend? Well? Well,
Speaker 2: oh wait a minute, you and I did we talk
Speaker 2: about this in detail? The radio friend of ours who
Speaker 2: has an open marriage? Do we talk about that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, did we? I think we did? Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: we did. We didn't say who it was, nor will we,
Speaker 2: but we can.
Speaker 4: We can.
Speaker 2: We can rehash that, right, we can talk about it
Speaker 2: from a sure, from a we have a we have
Speaker 2: a radio friend of a friend, right, like a friend
Speaker 2: of our radio friends is a friend like this guy
Speaker 2: is like two friends removed, but we know who he
Speaker 2: is in the business. But he's a friend of a friend.
Speaker 2: Let's say, and he is in a marriage that allows
Speaker 2: him to sleep with other women and other men because
Speaker 2: that's what he's also into. And his wife, his wife
Speaker 2: or whatever the level or I think it's his wife
Speaker 2: is okay with that because she can't give him the
Speaker 2: man love that he wants, so he can he has
Speaker 2: that kind of they have that relationship that's not for me,
Speaker 2: maybe could work for you. Scary from what I'm hearing about.
Speaker 2: What but yeah, listen, we talked about the swingers cruises
Speaker 2: right where you go from cabin on one cabin to
Speaker 2: another on a cruise ship and everybody's swinging. I'm not swinging.
Speaker 2: Let me just say this. No part of me is swinging,
Speaker 2: none of it. Not doing it. But if you do it,
Speaker 2: you know and you want to be anonymous. Obviously, if
Speaker 2: you're a regulars lifetime caller will know your voice like, hey,
Speaker 2: I'm not telling you who this is, but I'm a swinger,
Speaker 2: and be like, okay, des Bombs, you're a swinger, we
Speaker 2: get it's des Bomb. But if you're someone that we
Speaker 2: don't know the voice and you want to call up
Speaker 2: and be like, hey it's we're not gonna make fun.
Speaker 2: I think it's fascinating that you have a different way
Speaker 2: of expressing yourself and enjoying yourself. That's scary and I
Speaker 2: don't have but that being said, scary if your friends
Speaker 2: are swingers and they're swinging with other couples and they
Speaker 2: never hit on you. And Robin, I'm okay with your fault,
Speaker 2: but I'm okay with it. Yeah, I know you're okay
Speaker 2: with it, but it's clearly your faul because Robin's gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Oh thanks you? How to get that line out there?
Speaker 2: I was talking to somebody her fault at the station
Speaker 2: radio station about this, not this specific scenario, but it
Speaker 2: came up and she said to me, you know, it's
Speaker 2: more common than you know. It's just if you're not
Speaker 2: part of the club, then you don't know. I y K,
Speaker 2: y K if you know? You know, did she wink
Speaker 2: at you when she told the story?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: But she says that she knows tons of people who
Speaker 2: are because apparently it's it's more of a thing, but
Speaker 2: it's more of an unspoken thing. It's kind of like
Speaker 2: like like, you know, there's that there?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 2: There's that that community in Florida called the Villages now
Speaker 2: slices google the Villages Florida. It is a fifty five
Speaker 2: and over retiring community where everyone's doing everybody, everyone's doing everyone,
Speaker 2: and there's a lot of swinging going on, and yeah
Speaker 2: they set everybody. No, they say that it is the
Speaker 2: Villages is a place where you want to retire, especially
Speaker 2: if you're single, or a swingle as people may may
Speaker 2: call it. Yeah, yeah, so yeah, there's a pineapple pineapple
Speaker 2: stand right outside. Yeah that so it's basically the signs
Speaker 2: are if you you're you're you have your shopping cart
Speaker 2: and you're in the store and you have a pineapple
Speaker 2: upside down in your cart, that that's a sign. Or
Speaker 2: if you leave it outside, if you leave it in
Speaker 2: the golf cart, is a golf cart community, or even
Speaker 2: on your doorstand door you have a pineapple logo or whatever,
Speaker 2: ye aren't there? There also something with scrunchies on the
Speaker 2: car antenna. The cars don't have an antennas anymore. But
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know an awful lot about this
Speaker 2: scary we learned about it. Google the Villages and you're
Speaker 2: gonna see I'm not. Yeah, yeah, okay, so scary, honest question.
Speaker 2: If Robin says to you one night, oh boy, he scary.
Speaker 2: Mike and Mike and uh Jessica. Uh, turns out they
Speaker 2: are and can't. I can't. I you know, it's you
Speaker 2: know what if you're cemented as my friend after all
Speaker 2: these years, I don't, yeah, like if like let's say
Speaker 2: one of my closest friends said I've known since like
Speaker 2: I mean like like right example, like like the like
Speaker 2: the kind of guy you would bring to an SNL
Speaker 2: after party. No, let's say like a bald freak or
Speaker 2: even like the jersey Greg t. Oh, yeah, you know
Speaker 2: what Greg T is sleeping with Robin. But I don't
Speaker 2: want to. I don't want to think about their wives
Speaker 2: that way. I don't. I just it just doesn't crook.
Speaker 2: Like forget about them, forget about them. Let's say you
Speaker 2: and Robin are out at the club ball Club du Clerb.
Speaker 2: You're at the club and and a couple comes over
Speaker 2: and and maybe one of says something to Robin, Well,
Speaker 2: you're not paying attention. They're like, hey listen, Pineapple, and
Speaker 2: she's like, what you know, pineapple, And this guy's you know,
Speaker 2: pretty decent looking, and the girl's really good looking. And
Speaker 2: Robin comes over to here and says, hey, scary this
Speaker 2: this I spent this couple. I know it's weird, but
Speaker 2: I've had a couple of drinks, and you know what,
Speaker 2: we should spice up our spice up our relationship a
Speaker 2: little bit. What do you say they got to they
Speaker 2: got a room with this fancy hotel. Do it one time?
Speaker 2: The never talk about it again? Would you do it?
Speaker 2: We gotta take a break. We're scary and Brodie, why
Speaker 2: do you ask me? The most awkward ship you live?
Speaker 2: You live with my reactions? All right, we're moving on.
Speaker 2: Don't you have a pickleball story to tell? My God, Bernie,
Speaker 2: it's been How did we go a whole hour and
Speaker 2: not hear about one pickleball Karen that you met on
Speaker 2: the court or some fight you got to do it
Speaker 2: with somebody? No, I don't get into fights at pickleball.
Speaker 2: I know they get into fights. Find you no no
Speaker 2: problems to pick a ball?
Speaker 3: But I did.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to tell you a story. It was
Speaker 2: all is this our last break? Yeah? Did I tell
Speaker 2: you about the guy in the ACDC shirt? Did I
Speaker 2: tell that story yet?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: What about him?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: I'll tell the story if I Okay, So I'm walking.
Speaker 2: I'm walking here, I'm walking right, and doesn't matter where
Speaker 2: I am and I see a guy with an ac
Speaker 2: DC shirt back in Black, the album back and Back.
Speaker 2: I hit this at Okay, so he's got the shirt
Speaker 2: which looks like the album cover of ac DC back
Speaker 2: in Black, which is basically a black album cover with
Speaker 2: white lettering says a CDC in at the bottom, back
Speaker 2: in black. Okay, get about nineteen eighty great album. And
Speaker 2: there's a woman next to him, walking arm in arm
Speaker 2: with him down the street. So I say to him
Speaker 2: as I walk by the opposite direction, hey man, great shirt,
Speaker 2: terrific album. And I point to him and I pointed
Speaker 2: to the shirt, go hey, great album, and he sort
Speaker 2: of he stops because I said it like as I
Speaker 2: was approaching him, that as I was passing him. So
Speaker 2: he stops and he gives me kind of a weird look,
Speaker 2: right and then so so scary. Why did he give
Speaker 2: me a weird look? Because clearly he didn't know, first
Speaker 2: of all, what you were referring to. He didn't know
Speaker 2: that that he was wearing an ac DC shirt and
Speaker 2: that they were a band. No, no, this was an
Speaker 2: older couple. He clearly knew the band. Here's why I
Speaker 2: got that weird look. Wife? The why the wife or
Speaker 2: the girlfriend whatever with this gentleman turns to him and says, honey,
Speaker 2: you're wearing an ac DC back and black shirt. And
Speaker 2: he says oh and looks at in my basic direction
Speaker 2: and says thank you. Why because he's blind, scary? I said,
Speaker 2: nice shirt to a blind man. Oh, she didn't know
Speaker 2: what shirt? He blond? Oh my god. His wife must
Speaker 2: have handed him a T shirt or he grabbed a
Speaker 2: T shirt out of his draw and put it on,
Speaker 2: or he didn't remember because it was late in the
Speaker 2: afternoon what shirt he had on, because he didn't look
Speaker 2: at it all day. And I said, I pointed him
Speaker 2: a nice shirt and he looked at me weird. Why
Speaker 2: because he's blind, scary? That's funny. Wife had to tell
Speaker 2: him that he's wearing a back and black shirt. And
Speaker 2: I think you're doing tonight. You think you think you're
Speaker 2: giving him like the old jeep wave, like hey man,
Speaker 2: I got like that bantu. I'm like, hey, nice shirt.
Speaker 2: He looked at me and he's like, what, Well, he
Speaker 2: didn't look at me. He looked his head turned to
Speaker 2: my Brinde of all of the uh the the uh
Speaker 2: sora memes which are out of control with the prices
Speaker 2: right with Bob Barker. They if you don't know the
Speaker 2: Sora app, you've definitely come across it if you've seen
Speaker 2: mister Rogers, Bob Ross, Jake Paul Tupac or any of
Speaker 2: the or Bob Barker, any of the above, or or
Speaker 2: Stephen Hawking in crazy situations like what is this real?
Speaker 2: It was a Sora Sora app video with Sora Too
Speaker 2: sore to where they make people making videos there, they're
Speaker 2: putting scenarios in and and they're just fabricating these fucking
Speaker 2: videos that like twenty seconds price is right, and they'd
Speaker 2: be like a guy in a wheelchair, let's show him
Speaker 2: what he's won, and it's a treadmill, yeah, or yeah,
Speaker 2: by my face, or the blind guy here it's a
Speaker 2: new TV. It's a new TV. Yeah, yeah yeah. Or
Speaker 2: the small woman the little person and they she won ladder. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then there's some ones that are racially offensive but
Speaker 2: for the most part, or the woman, the obese woman
Speaker 2: with the you Wanna weight weight loss program? Let's see, yeah,
Speaker 2: we want to want to scale on one of them.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, those are those are those are
Speaker 2: out of control. The Sora Too app I by the way, Uh,
Speaker 2: it wasn't available on Android until last night. Signed up
Speaker 2: for it and I got it. But everyone's been using
Speaker 2: it on iPhones for about a month now when it
Speaker 2: came out, and it's the greatest app. My friend makes
Speaker 2: movies of himself, like movie trailers where he plays all
Speaker 2: the characters in the movie. He gives himself crazy names
Speaker 2: and it looks just like him, like as a detective,
Speaker 2: as a cop, as a doctor. And it's unbelievable what
Speaker 2: you can do with the Sora two app. It's frightening
Speaker 2: how dangerous this app is. But people are making some
Speaker 2: really funny shit now. I'm just and you should do
Speaker 2: that too. I'm going to oh, why kind an idea
Speaker 2: have to get Let's make it. Let's make some Brooklyn
Speaker 2: Boys Sora app. I will do that, but I have
Speaker 2: to get good at it first, right, and put it
Speaker 2: behind a paywall for a premium that'll be on our
Speaker 2: only fans page, our only slices. I'm kidding for ways
Speaker 2: to make money, right. We do this podcast out of
Speaker 2: the love for the love of you know, coming out
Speaker 2: of our hearts. Yeah, we don't need to make money,
Speaker 2: but we'd like to Speaking of which we have a
Speaker 2: merch store, and it's we have we have Brooklyn Boys
Speaker 2: wool caps and Brooklyn Boys hoodies and you know, sweatshirts.
Speaker 2: It's getting colder outside, scary. Can you believe it's already November?
Speaker 2: Can you believe it? Brody? I can't. It's crazy. Can
Speaker 2: you believe it? Days just flying off the calendars? However,
Speaker 2: it was sixty five degrees in the New York, New
Speaker 2: Jersey area. So we also have tank tops, So please, scary.
Speaker 2: What's the website to go get our merchandise? Yeah, if
Speaker 2: you want, if you're new to us you know yet,
Speaker 2: go there Brooklyn Boys dot Bigcartel dot com. That's Brooklyn
Speaker 2: Boys dot Bigcartel dot com. And by dot I mean period.
Speaker 2: So go ahead, go to the website. Go find with
Speaker 2: stuff you like, now, find stuff you don't like. Now
Speaker 2: I gotta buy, I gotta buy you more and more. Housekeeping. Uh,
Speaker 2: we don't want to just skate bang. We don't want
Speaker 2: to just bang. We don't want to jump ahead too
Speaker 2: much here, but hold on, hold on. You know what
Speaker 2: the keeping woman said when she went opened the door,
Speaker 2: what I had no pennies? Blame the government exactly? How
Speaker 2: would y'all feel if we did Brooklyn Boys Live?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa? Where do you? Where are you from? Dude?
Speaker 2: How y'all feel? How would okay, how would use guys feel?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, how would y'all? How would y'all feel? Is not
Speaker 2: what you say? How would use? How we use? How
Speaker 2: would you use? Feel? If we did the Brooklyn Boys Live?
Speaker 2: And we we we set up at a venue in
Speaker 2: the city in Manhattan on a Saturday sometime next year
Speaker 2: on a Sunday. Well, we'll see Saturday, it will be
Speaker 2: the weekend and uh, let's let's let's see what what
Speaker 2: you know? Gauging the interest Now, obviously we would have
Speaker 2: to you have to pay admission to the venue, and
Speaker 2: we'll see. We haven't worked anything out other than we
Speaker 2: would be there. You would see us do our podcast
Speaker 2: live and we would hang out with you use guys
Speaker 2: and the slices. Now, because hypothetical, no, the proposal came
Speaker 2: in already and now we can just fine tune it.
Speaker 2: So hypothetically, again, we don't have any exact numbers, but
Speaker 2: it's a very very nice venue. They serve liquor, right, yep,
Speaker 2: it's a very nice place. So hypothetically, slices, if you
Speaker 2: could make it to the Manhattan area, somewhere in Manhattan,
Speaker 2: because that's where this particular location is on a let's say,
Speaker 2: on a Saturday night or a Sunday, okay, And it
Speaker 2: was like, listen, money's tight. I understand that, but just
Speaker 2: picking a number because I'm guessing what it might be.
Speaker 2: Let's say it was one hundred dollars, just a ballpark,
Speaker 2: and it included like a couple of glasses of wine maybe,
Speaker 2: and a nice dinner and you got to watch us
Speaker 2: do the podcast live, hang out with us, take pictures,
Speaker 2: the whole thing. Last time we did like a steak dinner.
Speaker 2: It was great, but we didn't do anything. So if
Speaker 2: we did, like if they set up a studio for
Speaker 2: us and we podcasted live and you got to watch
Speaker 2: us and got a great meal, is that something that's
Speaker 2: worth a few a few dollars we just mentioned just
Speaker 2: to get a feel for it, because this is something
Speaker 2: we should think about doing. Yeah, because we have we
Speaker 2: we have a proposal. We aven you came to us
Speaker 2: and they all want after the new year, they want
Speaker 2: to do something with us in the winter here. So
Speaker 2: so we're thinking about it. But we obviously want to
Speaker 2: do it on a weekend because that's when you know,
Speaker 2: you know, we're kind of a semi national podcast, So
Speaker 2: if people want to make a weekend of it and
Speaker 2: come to New York, it would be Yeah, we just
Speaker 2: figured we we've bantied about, and I think we're leading
Speaker 2: toward actually doing this and then making an announcement really soon. Well,
Speaker 2: let's say hypothetically we did it in February. You could
Speaker 2: come to the podcast and say, hey, guys, Brodie is
Speaker 2: scary scam Brody, can you believe it's already February exactly.
Speaker 2: We're like, oh, so, do not leave a talkback on this.
Speaker 2: We do not want talkbacks because that's going to screw
Speaker 2: up slice time. We need to find another way to
Speaker 2: put this out there. Brody. H So you can dm
Speaker 2: us must with your thoughts. Yeah, let us know, let
Speaker 2: us know all right on our instagrams. All right, we're
Speaker 2: gonna leave it at that. We're gonna put a pin
Speaker 2: in it, and we're gonna leave it right there. We're
Speaker 2: gonna have to leave it right there, right there on
Speaker 2: our show. Yes, we're gonna be right there. Let's circle
Speaker 2: back to it next month. Absolutely, Thanks for listening tonight,
Speaker 2: Brodie have another shot of Bailey No no I, Boys, Boys,