Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys Slice reactions. This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Brooklyn Boys Slice time for episode three oh one.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't know. Way to four hundred, Scary so close.
Speaker 3: It's a quick turn to here, Brodie. I mean we
Speaker 3: just put this episode out a couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah. By the way, today is July seventeenth. Is it
Speaker 2: the eighteenth? It's the eighteenth? You know what today is,
Speaker 2: don't you? What's that? Today is the seventh anniversary of
Speaker 2: the Brooklyn Boys podcast. Happy anniversary, Scary Jones, Happy anniversary, Brody?
Speaker 2: What do you get at me? I was gonna ask
Speaker 2: you the same thing? What is seven years? Seven years?
Speaker 4: As?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: We should google that paper, but certainly not gold or diamonds.
Speaker 3: That's it might be it might be a free dessert.
Speaker 3: I know you're find out you're googling it. Seven seven
Speaker 3: year anniversary?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Some copper and wool? So you owe me a sweater
Speaker 2: made of pennies and wool?
Speaker 3: Right, I was gonna sae. I thought it was gonna
Speaker 3: be wood, and I was just you can have you know, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't want I'm well aware that there's not much copper.
Speaker 3: If any copper left in pennies these days, I know,
Speaker 3: I want.
Speaker 4: To holy nothing.
Speaker 2: So all right, so happen You've got a diversary someone
Speaker 2: that remembered, Thank you for remembering, and you should have
Speaker 2: baked us a cake or gotten a slice of pizza.
Speaker 2: So it's nice, I can. Oh so good? We say one,
Speaker 2: we mean like four minimum, half a pie, half a tray,
Speaker 2: and L and B L and B have a tray.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, can I tell you what I found?
Speaker 2: You know, listen, it's a tragedy when you lose a parent.
Speaker 2: And we've talked about how you and I lost our moms.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: But you know, as an only child, I had to
Speaker 2: go through all my mom's stuff and I found, you know,
Speaker 2: jewelry and money here and there, and I found gift
Speaker 2: cards TJ Max, you know, Marshall's sure. I found a
Speaker 2: gift card. I know you could see it over the screen.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 3: It's in my pocket because I found it a couple
Speaker 3: of days ago in one of the boxes I hadn't
Speaker 3: gone through.
Speaker 2: Got a pocket full of sunshine. Yeah, it's an envelope.
Speaker 2: It says a gift for you, and when you take
Speaker 2: it out, can you see what that is hold it
Speaker 2: up to the camera. WHOA, Hey, what it is? It's
Speaker 2: a picture of lmb's Pimoni Gardens And it's a twenty
Speaker 2: five dollars gift card that my mother didn't get to spend.
Speaker 2: And so I'm going to go to Brooklyn in the
Speaker 2: near future and buy myself a half a tray of
Speaker 2: the Sicilian pie at lmb's and I will enjoy it
Speaker 2: as a gift from my mom. How do you know
Speaker 2: that there's still money left on there? How do you
Speaker 2: know that? And it hasn't expired?
Speaker 3: I called, I gave him the number. All right, good,
Speaker 3: it's still in the system. Well, I'd like to award
Speaker 3: a prize, if possible. Our friend, who was it that
Speaker 3: did our Brooklyn Boys three hundredth episode montage?
Speaker 2: Adam? Adam?
Speaker 3: Geg gg gag gag me with a spoon. Yes, Hey, congratulations, Adam.
Speaker 3: We're gonna hook you up with a one hundred dollars
Speaker 3: AMEX gift card courtesy of the Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 2: Yes, and we're going to send you a Brooklyn Boys
Speaker 2: three hundred episode T shirt. Yes. So I will reach
Speaker 2: out to you via email. Yes, and they get all
Speaker 2: your information and your size as a reminder because I
Speaker 2: remember from last time, and let me know where to
Speaker 2: send the gift card. I got it.
Speaker 3: We got it done. I got it done in the background,
Speaker 3: all right, So congratulations. But that that's just for all
Speaker 3: your hard work and energy for because that that was painstaking.
Speaker 2: That took a long time to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it took a long time for us to do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was a sixteen minute montage. I mean that's dedication.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get to the talkbacks. This is not
Speaker 3: the episode. This is the episode about the episode, so right,
Speaker 3: and then we'll talk more about three hundred episode shirts
Speaker 3: a little bit, right, Okay, So a lot of these
Speaker 3: comments coming in, they're all talkbacks from listening on the
Speaker 3: iHeartRadio app. You hit the talkback button and you left
Speaker 3: comments like.
Speaker 7: This one brody and scary, scary and brody.
Speaker 2: It's deays.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to drop this little line for you
Speaker 7: today to let you know that I saw this on
Speaker 7: the internet and it made me laugh and think of
Speaker 7: you guys. For episode three hundred, it was amazing. I
Speaker 7: loved everything about it. Roses are red, ballads are blue.
Speaker 7: Nothing says I love you like a little hot tour.
Speaker 7: All right, guys, With that said, episode three hundred was fantastic.
Speaker 7: I love all the songs, Brodie. You did a lot
Speaker 7: of work, and hopefully the bougie bastards back from vacation
Speaker 7: and can entertain this with some fucking stories.
Speaker 3: Baby, all right, off to a roaring start. I see,
Speaker 3: thank you, dav It looks like she's back again. She
Speaker 3: at four forty four make away one voicemail for each bomb.
Speaker 3: That's my angel number. By the way, four four. It's
Speaker 3: my angel number. Really, what is angel numbers? They usually
Speaker 3: like ya two to two, three, three, four, five five.
Speaker 2: Yours is six sixty six. We know that, all right?
Speaker 2: Thank you? Yeah.
Speaker 7: I just hope that after all this jet setting and
Speaker 7: being a bougie bastard that's scary, it's got some good
Speaker 7: ship to tell us. I hope there's some good stories
Speaker 7: and some things that we can hear about his little
Speaker 7: vacations and rendezvous. Uh, you know how, I.
Speaker 2: Just want to live vicariously through him.
Speaker 7: You know, he's traveling all the time. You know, here
Speaker 7: I am working hard. No, I'm just kidding, not that
Speaker 7: he doesn't work hard. He deserves vacation too, But anyways,
Speaker 7: I just like telling him he's a boogie bastard. All right, guys,
Speaker 7: much love jazz, bombs out, mab.
Speaker 2: Thank you, this bombs all right.
Speaker 5: Missus Zach guy from the Scranton area to Rock and
Speaker 5: Steve chokes on Dick about the old forged pizza role number.
Speaker 4: One about correcting someone. Be right.
Speaker 5: Also has a blend of cheeses which includes primarily Matael
Speaker 5: among Cooper Sharp being in Munster being part of the
Speaker 5: blend to light flaky crust, very delicious, and it's just a.
Speaker 4: Different type of pizza, the New York pizza.
Speaker 5: It's very good, and New York pizza is really, really,
Speaker 5: really good as well.
Speaker 4: My wife worked in New York City for six years.
Speaker 5: She grew up in fish Kill, about half an hour
Speaker 5: over the Newburg Beacon Bridge. So Rock and Steve chokes
Speaker 5: on Dick rule number one, be right.
Speaker 3: I'm going to a wedding tomorrow up in that area,
Speaker 3: the Fishkill Beacon area.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a lot of fun. That's not New
Speaker 2: York City at all. It's a nice area.
Speaker 3: By the way, it's not a half hour. It's like
Speaker 3: ninety minutes north.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and wait, Friday traffic, sucker.
Speaker 3: It's a half hour from the bridge, that bridge, not
Speaker 3: this bridge, not two hours tomorrow.
Speaker 8: Good luck, Brody and Scary. So it's a sky there
Speaker 8: from Cincinnati. And as a certified personal trainer, Scary, I
Speaker 8: gotta tell you can build that functional strength and keep
Speaker 8: it for as long as as you want to. You
Speaker 8: just have to stay consistent and that means doing it
Speaker 8: every single week and going and finding Jim and your
Speaker 8: exotic vacation spots is actually really fun. I believe in you.
Speaker 8: Just keep doing what you're doing. Man, Thanks Pal, I
Speaker 8: appreciate that. It's so nice of all Rightler encouraging.
Speaker 9: Hey, Brooklyn Boys, Brody and Scary, Scary and Brody. This
Speaker 9: is Kelseyton, Texas. I listened to the Happy Birthday America
Speaker 9: song and the Vacation Song with my boyfriend. We loved them.
Speaker 9: The eighties rap version of the Vacation song was our favorite.
Speaker 9: Just an idea, but you could clip the part in
Speaker 9: the three hundred song that has Brooklynboys dot Bigcartel dot com.
Speaker 9: That's Brooklyn Boys dot Bigcartel dot Com as a promo
Speaker 9: jingle with all the different versions you have of it.
Speaker 3: By the way, that's the website you can get some
Speaker 3: merch Remember Brody, and I signing all of our commemorative
Speaker 3: three hundredth limited edition march for you through like the
Speaker 3: last week of jright, so get your orders on ninety
Speaker 3: six Yeah okay, Brooklyn Boys dot Big Cartel dot com.
Speaker 2: And the Brooklyn three hundred logo designed by David Brody.
Speaker 3: Yeah all right, and and and you can have that
Speaker 3: printed on a uh what, a hoodie, a T shirt
Speaker 3: or a tank right, you can get and all sizes available.
Speaker 2: What do you know? Part two?
Speaker 9: So I figured this would be at least something a
Speaker 9: little new for the slices and scary still hasn't brought
Speaker 9: the jingles back. Oh and Brody, I am Hispanic. My
Speaker 9: family's Mexican, so it's food especially. I tend to switch
Speaker 9: to the Spanish pronunciation just because that's what I grew
Speaker 9: up with. I'm having to do a lot more of
Speaker 9: the switching between English and Spanish pronunciation while I'm working
Speaker 9: events for my Mexican bakery.
Speaker 2: Anyway, love you guys, Slice for Life.
Speaker 3: I want I want your opinion on the Golden CORRALA
Speaker 3: COMMERCIALA yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: You know what they say? They said?
Speaker 6: What is it like listening to the Brooklyn Boys podcast
Speaker 6: and I always tell people listening to the Brooklyn Boys podcast,
Speaker 6: it's like going into your favorite restaurant and ordering your
Speaker 6: favorite meal, and it's still better every single time. Keep
Speaker 6: it up, Steering Brody, Brody, Scary, Scarodi, and many. Congratulations
Speaker 6: on three hundred episodes and here's to three hundred more.
Speaker 6: Lice for life.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Sarah, Thank you very nice.
Speaker 10: Hey Brooklyn Boys. It's Maria from Union City. How are
Speaker 10: you doing? Two things? One, I wanted to thank Scary
Speaker 10: for all the replays during the time you guys were
Speaker 10: on vacation. There were a couple of Brody episodes. Yes,
Speaker 10: it was so nice.
Speaker 4: To hear Brody again. Also number two, huge elephan in
Speaker 4: the room. Are you guys allowed to talk about Carolyn
Speaker 4: and Greg?
Speaker 10: T Okay? Bye? Thanks, love you guys.
Speaker 2: Nice for life. Hold On, can I address something about
Speaker 2: the best stups? What she's talking about is when the
Speaker 2: Olviustred Morning Show was on vacation, Scary is in charge
Speaker 2: of scheduling what classic audio plays right, and I guess
Speaker 2: the second day, maybe it was a Monday or Tuesday.
Speaker 2: My I'm sleeping till eleven. I've told you guys that
Speaker 2: my phone starts going crazy. It's seven forty or something.
Speaker 2: It's my dental hygienist. She's all excited. She says, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, Brody, I heard you on the show. Are
Speaker 2: you back. I'm so excited call me text me back.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not back, scary, just schedules because I'm funny,
Speaker 3: some funny shit, right, exactly right. If I was back anyway,
Speaker 3: I would tell you guys, exactly. She's all excited. Seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: Don't I said, what do you text me?
Speaker 2: Is really for? I thought you were back in radio?
Speaker 2: Shut up? Don't text me again. I love her, but
Speaker 2: you know, thanks, I'm saying.
Speaker 11: Finally, listen to the July fourth Free Dessert episode, and
Speaker 11: I just love the songs. They're really just brilliant. You
Speaker 11: should say brilliant, Brody, Man of the People. I love
Speaker 11: the synthesizer version.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that one was cool.
Speaker 11: Mary Christy again, that was not supposed to send. But
Speaker 11: the synthesizer version of the Big Jation tune was my favorite.
Speaker 11: It reminded me a little bit of the Grady loved
Speaker 11: it and the Happy Birthday America. Fantastic, fantastic loved it.
Speaker 2: She's mesmerizing.
Speaker 11: We kicked a lot of ass.
Speaker 2: We did we gotten to that.
Speaker 11: I love you guys, Thank you all.
Speaker 12: Right, thank you.
Speaker 2: The last line of the song is, it's been two
Speaker 2: hundred and forty eight years, We've kicked a lot of ass. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's America, Amrcamica. Thank you, Christy I worked in Christy Sabrook.
Speaker 7: I had to leave.
Speaker 11: Another talk back because I'm listening to the dude with
Speaker 11: the fake voices who doesn't like hearing all eight songs.
Speaker 11: I totally disagree. I love listening to the different genres
Speaker 11: and then choosing which one is best. Keep it up, Roady,
Speaker 11: don't listen to the negativity.
Speaker 4: You're a fact.
Speaker 2: I don't thank you.
Speaker 11: Thank you all right.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you hit it toned it out.
Speaker 3: It looks like we're already halfway through, so you got
Speaker 3: more coming up right after this.
Speaker 11: The Brook Glenn Boys podcast.
Speaker 13: We will be right back.
Speaker 2: By the way, I got interrupted by you and our callers,
Speaker 2: which is fine, they always come first. I was just
Speaker 2: going to say, the next time you schedule best of
Speaker 2: us for the next time you guys go on vacation, right,
Speaker 2: if you could please put the David Brody bits later
Speaker 2: in the show so that people text me later in
Speaker 2: the morning, oh and not text you at six thirty.
Speaker 3: Ye thirty seven, am all right to tell me they're
Speaker 3: all excited duly noted.
Speaker 2: Thanks all ask Okay, I don't know if this is recording.
Speaker 14: And that's the chance to the other MJ from J
Speaker 14: John say the sleeves Metal was good, ind Austria was
Speaker 14: good and oh god, I kid, I think the first
Speaker 14: one that was the vacation so good job, Brody.
Speaker 2: Thank you very good.
Speaker 11: I loved them all.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Wait you tell me again when you think
Speaker 2: this one didn't work, here comes number two.
Speaker 14: Okay him, Jacob and Jay again. I didn't finish listening
Speaker 14: to the slices thing twelve backs, but you know, people
Speaker 14: upset that it's too many songs or something for the AI,
Speaker 14: just like you.
Speaker 11: Know, I'll fast forward or something.
Speaker 14: But they're really good.
Speaker 11: The tunes are good.
Speaker 14: I love them very good. Brody, very good and congratulations
Speaker 14: you did that on your own. But two, the two
Speaker 14: date whatever when You're Scary was out all right?
Speaker 11: Part two?
Speaker 14: No, I say, Brody, that was really good that you
Speaker 14: you did.
Speaker 11: Those episodes while Scary was on vacation.
Speaker 14: The AI songs are wonderful. I don't care if they're
Speaker 14: the same lyrics. Who gives a who? They got good
Speaker 14: beat and you did a very good job. Must back scary,
Speaker 14: thank you? Uh to the podcast. All right, I'm out
Speaker 14: for now. I got to finish listening to the slice time.
Speaker 2: I didn't finish.
Speaker 3: Bye, okay bye, And maybe a couple of weeks you'll
Speaker 3: get to this slice time and she hears, yeah, So
Speaker 3: all right, all right, moving along.
Speaker 4: Brought it. Don't listen to anybody doing a weird accent.
Speaker 11: You keep publishing all the songs please, okay, we really
Speaker 11: need them.
Speaker 4: We like all the songs with the music. Thank you
Speaker 4: so much for doing this for us.
Speaker 2: Brody, you're welcome.
Speaker 3: Is that the pot calling the kettle black? I not
Speaker 3: doing bad accents?
Speaker 2: She didn't say that.
Speaker 3: All right, this person, how do you hang up on us?
Speaker 3: That sounded like someone hung up on us? How do
Speaker 3: you hang up turning your talkback?
Speaker 2: It's just like you have to press the microL you
Speaker 2: play the sound effect into the phone. I don't know
Speaker 2: what that was. Uh, here we go again. That's two
Speaker 2: in a row. Is that morse code? Well? If you
Speaker 2: left to talk back On July fifteenth, at one point thirty.
Speaker 3: We're listening to your talkback right now and music to
Speaker 3: my ears. No audio in the cut, no audio, but
Speaker 3: it's rolling. There was definitely did you keepe?
Speaker 2: All right? Mostly one of your fans. Their voice wasn't
Speaker 2: going through.
Speaker 15: I'm trying to listen from the beginning touch up and
Speaker 15: it is July twenty twenty four, and I just heard
Speaker 15: Scary say on the Big Show that you hit three hundred,
Speaker 15: So let's see when I get there.
Speaker 2: Love listening, all right, you should leave your name and
Speaker 2: where you're from, but welcome aboard.
Speaker 3: Yep, we had number three. Yeah, sorry, I shouted us.
Speaker 3: I shouted us out on the Big Show.
Speaker 16: Many from Brooklyn. Guys just wanted to call about those
Speaker 16: chickens in those eggs cage three. I was a non believe,
Speaker 16: a light brow before through. But let me tell you
Speaker 16: the difference between the cage free and you know, cutting
Speaker 16: someone how much cage free?
Speaker 2: It's past pasture raised.
Speaker 16: And the big difference is the rest of them. They've
Speaker 16: grown indoors in confined areas and they eating grain, which
Speaker 16: they're not supposed to. It is not natural to them right,
Speaker 16: and pasture raised they're out. As I was saying, the
Speaker 16: pasture raised. They're outside getting vitamin D and sun and
Speaker 16: they're eating worms, and they're eating grass. Ye, they're eating
Speaker 16: and actual other animals because believe it or not, chickens
Speaker 16: are carnivoors. They're eggs. The yolks are actually orange instead
Speaker 16: of yellow. Lets you go to Europe, they are orange
Speaker 16: not yellow. Yep, they're much more nutritious if they're pasta raised.
Speaker 16: So it is worth spending a couple extra dollars.
Speaker 2: You lost me on the worms. This man speaks the truth.
Speaker 3: And yes, pasture raised, not pasteurized, and yeah, they get
Speaker 3: to actually get some outdoor space. The pasture raised eggs
Speaker 3: and they are bright, bright orange and those that's how
Speaker 3: you can tell you got a nice healthy egg. Shouldn't
Speaker 3: be yellow, the yolk should be like more of like
Speaker 3: an orange. That's a nice fresh egg.
Speaker 2: Thank you doctor.
Speaker 4: Hey Briklenboys Shamy from queens Here scary.
Speaker 17: You were talking about how when you go on vacation
Speaker 17: you want to eat nicer food, and.
Speaker 4: I completely agree with that.
Speaker 17: My dad tells the story that he and my mom
Speaker 17: were on a cruise and he was having you know,
Speaker 17: eggs and kippers for breakfast, something he normally doesn't have
Speaker 17: and the family next to him. We're having burgers and
Speaker 17: hot dogs, and they thought my dad was the weird
Speaker 17: one for ordering something he normally wouldn't eat it. Hey
Speaker 17: a Brooklyn boys, shavy from Queens again, scary?
Speaker 4: Come on, we know the reason you had an issue
Speaker 4: with the dog wearing the.
Speaker 17: Name brand bikini and the name brand dress just because
Speaker 17: it was dress.
Speaker 4: Better than you were. It had the name brand labels.
Speaker 17: You and nobody is a little to out bougie scary,
Speaker 17: especially a dog.
Speaker 2: It's not about that comes.
Speaker 3: It was positioned as a service animal, and I think
Speaker 3: they should take their jobs more seriously.
Speaker 2: I mean, not where Chanelle bikini's to the pool by
Speaker 2: the way, I thought she meant capers, but she meant kippers.
Speaker 2: With your fish and it's a it's a yeah, it's
Speaker 2: like a heroing. I mean it is a herring. Is
Speaker 2: it pickled?
Speaker 6: Story?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: No, it's salted and smoked, all right? Split open? Nice,
Speaker 2: that's you. That's a jewfish right there.
Speaker 13: Brooklyn boys always brody and scary. It's just from Virginia
Speaker 13: here and in regards scary to your friend who put
Speaker 13: the urinal in his house. No, it's not trashy. I,
Speaker 13: as a woman, would love to have a urinal in
Speaker 13: my house so that all the guys in my house
Speaker 13: would stop peeing on my toilet seat. And yes that's
Speaker 13: a female. They make devices so that you can use
Speaker 13: the urinal as well, so not a big deal.
Speaker 2: Really turn around and sitting it. Turn around I can
Speaker 2: do at the football games. By the way, I have
Speaker 2: news for you. You get a urinal, your men are
Speaker 2: still gonna be on the seat. They're gonna be deliberate
Speaker 2: about it now. Yeah, it actually goes what we do.
Speaker 2: We mark our territories.
Speaker 7: It goes with the territory, right, brody and scary, scary
Speaker 7: and brody. It's desk bombs from ct you back bit.
Speaker 7: It just here to let you guys know. I'm very
Speaker 7: sorry I missed last week's talk back. It looks like
Speaker 7: I was a day late, so I will send your
Speaker 7: episode three hundred love in this talkback.
Speaker 2: Well you did fantastic. I loved it.
Speaker 7: And my favorite meme that I saw on Facebook, which
Speaker 7: I dropped in the slice Facebook page, goes like this
Speaker 7: roses redis nothing says I love you like a little like.
Speaker 2: A hot Wow.
Speaker 3: The second time we're hearing that one.
Speaker 2: To waste my time.
Speaker 14: I don't even listen to Slice time to waste my
Speaker 14: time and no effort to put into it.
Speaker 3: Thank you well, I guess you won't be hearing your
Speaker 3: voice being played back right now because we're on Slice
Speaker 3: Time and nobody, nobody asked you, nobody said that we
Speaker 3: put effort into it. I mean, the only effort is
Speaker 3: that you guys, yeah, your show right. The whole point,
Speaker 3: the whole reason why I was created was so you
Speaker 3: guys could make the effort I Slice Time.
Speaker 2: We're here, I mean, we're Scary Time and we're still
Speaker 2: we're still here hosting it. We give our time. I
Speaker 2: had to sit in the room with a microphone. Did
Speaker 2: still effort?
Speaker 3: I gotta look at this mug, ugly mug on a
Speaker 3: screen from that's a mirror, scary, not a screen.
Speaker 12: What's up, Brooklyn boys, It's Maddie from Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Speaker 12: Jesus Christ, Brody, after years of being a staunch supporter
Speaker 12: of you know, dog and making fun is scary for everything?
Speaker 12: What do I have to do now? I have to
Speaker 12: do a fund scary?
Speaker 2: Why No?
Speaker 12: Because you're fucking wrong, Brody? What the fuck the dog
Speaker 12: the Nyla that the York Hey, it's not a fucking
Speaker 12: service animal. That's an emotional support animal. There's a fucking difference, Brody,
Speaker 12: Jesus Christ, I thought you, Of all people, it's me again,
Speaker 12: not of the dog. Emotional support not a service dog.
Speaker 12: A service dog is professionally trained to do certain tasks
Speaker 12: tokaid people with certain tasks for basic life skills, whether
Speaker 12: that's helping a blind person cross the street, helping detect
Speaker 12: the seizure, or alerting someone if somebody has a health
Speaker 12: condition that's happening. A little girl dresses up her dog
Speaker 12: because it makes her feel better anxiety. That's not a
Speaker 12: fucking service dog.
Speaker 2: That's an emotional support exactly.
Speaker 12: Scary's friend Astra said the dog spent more time with
Speaker 12: Scary than me.
Speaker 13: Just further supports my point.
Speaker 12: It's an emotional support dog. Our service dog does not
Speaker 12: get distracted by anyone. It doesn't spend time with anyone else.
Speaker 12: It certainly doesn't get petted and fuzzled and loved by
Speaker 12: random people, even your friends. They're trained specifically to only
Speaker 12: pay attention to their owner. My rant is done, Scary,
Speaker 12: do not me, because I'm on your side.
Speaker 2: I know I love this is going to chime in
Speaker 2: for a second and go for she it looks like
Speaker 2: by the way, it looks like she dropped another one
Speaker 2: after this hold on. First of all, she's one of
Speaker 2: my favorites, so that I lost her for a second,
Speaker 2: and on my side, I'm heartbroken. Second of all, the
Speaker 2: past tense of pet is pet, not petted in that
Speaker 2: sense anyway. Here's the thing, it's not my place to
Speaker 2: tell the you slices personally and for me about my
Speaker 2: friend's dog, it's not my place to say the dog
Speaker 2: is or isn't an emotional support animal, right. We tried
Speaker 2: to keep it neutral because it's not our place to
Speaker 2: say why she has or needs this dog. If I
Speaker 2: use the term service animal, it was only in the
Speaker 2: sense that it serves a purpose for her. But it's
Speaker 2: not for me to say whether it's an emotional support
Speaker 2: animal or not, because it's not my place to say
Speaker 2: why she may or may not need a dog, whether
Speaker 2: any person has anxiety or or or or or any
Speaker 2: kind of issues. That's not my place. So I do
Speaker 2: know the difference between an ESA and a service animal.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: I notice I didn't say ESA animal because I'd be
Speaker 2: let's hear her last got another one.
Speaker 12: Dog, dogs, fyi and cats. I love animals that better
Speaker 12: than people. I'm just saying you're wrong, party, and I'm disappointed.
Speaker 6: Disappointed.
Speaker 2: Well, I can understand your disappointment, but I again, I
Speaker 2: was only wrong in trying to protect a friend's right
Speaker 2: to privacy to make her comfortable to talk about the
Speaker 2: dog and the bikini.
Speaker 18: Hey, Brody or Canal from South Florida, welcome back, guys.
Speaker 2: That's sure.
Speaker 18: Mendy has also recommation on that kishka, the bit that
Speaker 18: you had at the beginning of the episode. I'm really
Speaker 18: surprised that in your place in New Jersey nobody could
Speaker 18: have recommended someone.
Speaker 4: I know here in South Florida, they're everywhere. Yeah, we
Speaker 4: have so many kosher stores. I got it.
Speaker 18: I guess it depends if you're looking for the real kishka,
Speaker 18: because a lot now are made with potatoes instead of Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, by the way, not trying to be like.
Speaker 4: The people on those spacebook groups.
Speaker 18: And I don't know where you live in New Jersey,
Speaker 18: but I know there's a place on like Noah's Ark
Speaker 18: or something and Elizabethtown that I'm ninety five to one
Speaker 18: hundred percent sure, definitely has it.
Speaker 2: It's a lot of derma.
Speaker 4: Right, I'll just say nine.
Speaker 18: I've gotten food from there for it's a huge Jewish.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, sir Kocher.
Speaker 4: Very nice.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I I just looked up the town and
Speaker 2: uh it's it's a it's a bit of a schlept
Speaker 2: but I would go if I if I had to.
Speaker 2: All right, this person.
Speaker 3: Again, all right, another one? Oh right, that's test two.
Speaker 3: Should go for three in a row, and there's one.
Speaker 3: Screw the antenna on your phone. Now, this is not
Speaker 3: how we're gonna end slice time?
Speaker 15: Is it?
Speaker 2: There? It is? There?
Speaker 6: We go.
Speaker 2: Well, it's been it's been real always one more left,
Speaker 2: Oh maybe it's more clicking number one?
Speaker 3: Uh still commenting on number three? Oh one a service
Speaker 3: dog in a bikini. This is the last one of
Speaker 3: the night, folks, I mean, unfortunately we uh you know,
Speaker 3: this is what happens when we we have a quick turnover.
Speaker 19: But here, I always knew Brody was a comic, a
Speaker 19: real comic at heart.
Speaker 4: This is Danny the blind radio guy. By the way.
Speaker 2: Oh, I really shit.
Speaker 19: That back and forth between Brody and Josh had me rolling.
Speaker 19: I was crying and I've always said it, but Brody
Speaker 19: Radio in a sense held you back because you can
Speaker 19: really really let loose when you are uncensored.
Speaker 2: Yes, Dan, Dan, I agree. I agree with you. Baby,
Speaker 2: here I come. But Brody was held back all these years. Man.
Speaker 2: I gotta say, Josh was. We went to dinner later
Speaker 2: that night and Josh was just reeling from that conversation.
Speaker 2: Was the next night.
Speaker 3: It was the next night, the next night, Yeah, but
Speaker 3: he was. I said, to be honest, you guys, you
Speaker 3: know you go sparred back and forth there. I think
Speaker 3: Brody got the best of you, so he wants a rematch.
Speaker 3: I destroyed him. What he's like, what do you have
Speaker 3: three hundred listeners?
Speaker 2: I said, that's one propound. Thank you Solicus for contributing.
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Speaker 2: that baby offense. You're could be on excise time free
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