Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys podcast.
Speaker 2: Getting Slice reactions.
Speaker 3: This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Brooklyn Boys Slice Time for episode three fifty seven and
Speaker 5: then some and then some. What's going on, David Brody?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? What are you gonna call me? Barbarino?
Speaker 2: What are you gonna mister Barberino, mister Bob Barbarino? Vinny
Speaker 2: Barberino from Welcome Back Hona played by John Cibolta in
Speaker 2: the late mid to late seventies. Oh my god, so yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: what's up? Welcome on a Slice time? This is this
Speaker 2: is the episode about the episode. It's not really the
Speaker 2: episode exactly. If you listen to three point fifty seven,
Speaker 2: you are thoroughly going to enjoy the feedback of our
Speaker 2: listeners commenting hopefully being funny and uplifting. And if you
Speaker 2: didn't go back and listen to it, do you understand
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 5: And if you wanted to participate for next time, just
Speaker 5: listen to the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: That's the only way you can do this.
Speaker 5: And then you click on the microphone and leave us,
Speaker 5: drop us a talk back like all these people did.
Speaker 2: I'm ready. Are you ready for this one? Are you
Speaker 2: ready for this? Ap you all ready for this? I'm ready,
Speaker 2: I'm ready. But you know what I'm talking about. What
Speaker 2: haven't we talked about, David Brody, we haven't talked about
Speaker 2: Let's let's have a false start, Yes, let's have it's sudden.
Speaker 2: We haven't talked about on Slice time because we always
Speaker 2: save it for the Brooklyn Boys. But I would just
Speaker 2: like to remind everybody that the Brooklyn Boys have a
Speaker 2: merchandise store where you can buy a hoodies and sweatshirts
Speaker 2: and knit caps with our logo show your support. Also
Speaker 2: very humorous T shirts like far Water and the Chinese
Speaker 2: Menu according to David Brody, and lots of logo merchandise.
Speaker 2: So scary. What's that website where they can get that merchandise?
Speaker 2: Brooklynboys dot Bigcartel dot com. That's Brooklyn Boys dot Bigcartel
Speaker 2: dot com. All right, now, let's get on with the
Speaker 2: Slice Time talkbacks.
Speaker 6: Mark Furmoff's stay here, Scary. I think you can go
Speaker 6: to the Sabrian concert because you're there for the music
Speaker 6: and the artists and if that's what you want to
Speaker 6: go see, that's what you want to go see, Go
Speaker 6: enjoy yourself.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Also, Scary, what juneral position.
Speaker 6: Do you think she did at the concert that you
Speaker 6: didn't go to because you thought that the crowd would
Speaker 6: be too young.
Speaker 5: So what he's talking about is the song Juno that
Speaker 5: she has. She does a position on stage, a sex
Speaker 5: position during the song.
Speaker 2: June a sexual a sexual, a sexual position. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: I don't know what position. I'm thinking reverse cowgirl.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm taking a wild guest there, I don't know.
Speaker 5: But apparently she introduces a new position every few shows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so you talked about that. You know when
Speaker 2: I should google that? You know there's videos. Look that up.
Speaker 5: There's a video for everyone. Type in Sabrina Carpenter juno position.
Speaker 5: You'll thank me later.
Speaker 2: Guys and someone and who brought who brought that to
Speaker 2: the show? David Brodie, King of Pop Culture, Man, I
Speaker 2: don't even have to say who I am.
Speaker 7: You know from the background noise, But I got a
Speaker 7: twice and they got nothing to do with anything.
Speaker 2: It lista somebody.
Speaker 7: Records, like one of one of your ads, Scary that
Speaker 7: you boke out on the radio. Somebody recorded that as
Speaker 7: a top back, and y'all lated do you get paid.
Speaker 8: Again for it?
Speaker 7: That's my question? No, I ain't trying to say nothing
Speaker 7: but money tight scary, and I could I could slip
Speaker 7: in a couple of ads for you.
Speaker 5: He's gonna rebroadcast my my audio. That doesn't work that way.
Speaker 5: I wish it did.
Speaker 2: No, The commercials are paid for based on where the
Speaker 2: advertiser wants them and expects them to go.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: It's not like when you play a song and the
Speaker 2: artist gets credit if it plays on the eighty somewhere
Speaker 2: and if.
Speaker 5: You rebroadcast my ad, Unfortunately, sadly, I don't get paid again.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, scary of a dollar piece. I'll give you
Speaker 7: my cash app every talk back now, Oh.
Speaker 2: Bat garyl Lloyd's free will just be your commercy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sorry, Brody, I'm.
Speaker 2: Doing it for the money.
Speaker 7: So hey, I'm going back to the twentieth December probably so.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 7: And speaking of black Jack, I took your advice and
Speaker 7: I always doubled down on my eleven. Well I had
Speaker 7: the eleven. I doubled down kind of got them eighty.
Speaker 10: So for the ones that don't know that means only
Speaker 10: had play one and supposely on twenty one for the
Speaker 10: dealer bust until we one one hundred dollars me up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you always doubled eleven because you assume that you're
Speaker 2: gonna get a ten and that twenty one is coming up.
Speaker 2: You hope you hope you're going to get at least something, Yeah, something,
Speaker 2: least something.
Speaker 7: Maybe if we went the background noise. I know this
Speaker 7: is really all topic for Brooklyn Boys, but it was scary.
Speaker 7: I heard y'all talking about killing animals Thursday on the
Speaker 7: Big Show, and you said you would kill like a raccoon,
Speaker 7: the possum if they have rainbies redneck fun factor of
Speaker 7: the day. Possums can't carry ragings.
Speaker 8: I don't know why that they can't.
Speaker 7: And uh, if you go to kill that, raccoons might
Speaker 7: need like ten bullets. There's a video of a rabbit
Speaker 7: raccoon taking ten bullets and still moving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, talking watching that. Yeah, basically, what animal would you kill, Brody?
Speaker 2: And at what point?
Speaker 5: And I got to the point where I would kill
Speaker 5: a fox if it was going to disrupt my chicken coop,
Speaker 5: if they were going to kill my chickens. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: kill a fox or a raccoon if it's gonna chew
Speaker 5: my wires and my possums possums.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would just like to say how refreshing it
Speaker 2: is the two Brooklyn boys to learn possum and rabies facts,
Speaker 2: facts that we would never know. You never have a
Speaker 2: need or but we got to learn them because our
Speaker 2: country is so diverse and there's so many different not
Speaker 2: only cultures, but environments in our country to experience. And
Speaker 2: that's one we would never experience, possum possum trivia. Now
Speaker 2: that being said, I would kill a shark if I
Speaker 2: was threatened by it. I wouldn't just go hunting for shark,
Speaker 2: you know. I would kill any animal threatening me or
Speaker 2: my family. Of course I would if it was a dog.
Speaker 2: I have a hard time doing that, even if they
Speaker 2: were coming at me. Try to wound its rough. The
Speaker 2: guy have a hard time killing lobster. I tell that
Speaker 2: story like two hundred episodes ago, did time we brought
Speaker 2: home a lobster pot? You know, like, oh yeah, David
Speaker 2: Brodie's story and the tin thing with the holes in
Speaker 2: the top and uh and I was like, why is
Speaker 2: the lip moving and that? And that's when my family
Speaker 2: pointed out, what do you think the holes in the
Speaker 2: top are for? Because something in there was alive when
Speaker 2: you bought it. Yeah, I don't. I don't want to
Speaker 2: do that, not doing it. No, I'm not a killer
Speaker 2: of things, but I get it.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 7: I'm I know, hunting occasionally, like I might go deer
Speaker 7: hunting once every two or three years. I'm thinking about
Speaker 7: going this year. But I do fish, I do catching
Speaker 7: the lease. I fell everything back. But rabbit animals, that's
Speaker 7: a whole different game. I'm a dropper.
Speaker 1: I'm a dropper.
Speaker 8: A rabbit, raccoon is in the sane animals. They will
Speaker 8: not die.
Speaker 11: Dude.
Speaker 8: You can see it ten times. Yeah, yeah, yeah, berdie.
Speaker 7: I know I'm still off topic and this ain't Brooklyn
Speaker 7: Boys related, but this is my direct line.
Speaker 2: Are scary, so I'm gonna say it anyway.
Speaker 8: I'm scary.
Speaker 7: You're talking about dropping top that was killing all your
Speaker 7: hens or what dot of chickens. Here in North Carolina occasionally,
Speaker 7: the uh coyote population gets so bad that the state
Speaker 7: will pay you fifty dollars of hell or day coyotes
Speaker 7: and there's no living I A totally.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's me, but like I was saying, yeah, the
Speaker 12: state would pay like fifty dollars a tail for a coyote.
Speaker 12: I got some cousins, dude, that would go to the
Speaker 12: supermarket and buy truck and meat, throw it out in
Speaker 12: the field, wait to the middle of the night, go
Speaker 12: out there with fucking night vision goggles and kill like
Speaker 12: fucking fifty coyotes and one night cut the tails off
Speaker 12: of them and just don't get the money.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 8: I mean it was fifty dollars a tail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I don't think it's like the return
Speaker 2: program you know where you Yeah, it's a little bit different.
Speaker 2: You return the bottle. It's not my thing, Nicola for food.
Speaker 2: You're hunting for food. But aren't you doing the same
Speaker 2: thing like animal poachers at that point where you're killing
Speaker 2: the elephant for ivory tusks? There's too much of them
Speaker 2: as an abundance of these animals. They no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Now. Look, if you're supposed to keep
Speaker 2: the neighborhood safe and there's a problem you're overrun by coyotes,
Speaker 2: I get that. But if you're going into their home
Speaker 2: and you're just shooting them for a tail, I'm out.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 5: But I'm just told you that their government, local government's
Speaker 5: gonna pay them fifty dollars a tail.
Speaker 2: So here's what I would do. I would find a
Speaker 2: store somewhere that sold foxtails for twenty bucks, and then
Speaker 2: I give them the government for fifty. Brody, you're you're
Speaker 2: a retirement here. Maybe you could take that up. You
Speaker 2: could take that up. You could. I am not retired.
Speaker 2: I'm okay, you're aware of that. Diagno, Well, you're you're
Speaker 2: in between jobs right now. So my guess, in between
Speaker 2: jobs retirement means you're done with jobs okay, but not
Speaker 2: done with you. Well, maybe this is a good idea
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 5: Maybe you should hunt for, you know, coyotes and get
Speaker 5: fifty dollars on LinkedIn.
Speaker 2: Put that on my my LinkedIn page. Coyote hunter. All right,
Speaker 2: I'd be like, you know, I'll be like.
Speaker 7: At your lords, I gotta puns.
Speaker 8: The strange question.
Speaker 7: You don't have the answer. It might be too personal.
Speaker 8: But do you get paid her?
Speaker 14: Listen?
Speaker 7: Like there does a podcast get like five cent every
Speaker 7: time somebody listened to the pow cast. It's so I'm
Speaker 7: going to all the old ones are just like fast
Speaker 7: forward it real twick all the way to the end.
Speaker 15: They say, I listen to you.
Speaker 2: That's very nice.
Speaker 5: You should listen for at least five minutes, and we
Speaker 5: get paid by the through commercial advertising has nothing to
Speaker 5: do with these species.
Speaker 2: No, no, if you listen to the commercials, uh, then
Speaker 2: we get paid. Now that being said, we switched platforms
Speaker 2: around episode to something to fifty. I don't know anything
Speaker 2: like before that that doesn't have commercials. We're not making
Speaker 2: any money off of so stick to the ones with
Speaker 2: the commercials if you want to help us out. Thanks.
Speaker 7: And on the Apple podcasts, I'm not sure about I heeart,
Speaker 7: but like you can hit three little guys and get
Speaker 7: slave and they'll say that you listen to it on
Speaker 7: our end of it. But in that count as a
Speaker 7: listen for y'all you get paid for that. You might
Speaker 7: not get paid well, I don't know, you know.
Speaker 8: That's why I'm asking questions.
Speaker 5: After five minutes is the magic number? Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: cut you off right there. Yes, uh so listen for
Speaker 5: at least five minutes and then that'll count.
Speaker 2: Well, if you just listened to his talkbacks, then we
Speaker 2: just got we just got back, we just got credit.
Speaker 16: Hey Brodie, that asshole that helps you podcast Jamie for
Speaker 16: kleets here a question, did you I'm of the Steeve
Speaker 16: Puff marshmallow Man nutsack color paint that they painted your
Speaker 16: room with.
Speaker 14: Because you seemed.
Speaker 17: Awfully mad last time on Slice time when I left
Speaker 17: the talk back about shopping.
Speaker 14: At Colts, did that trigger your bouginess that it's not.
Speaker 2: No, no, not at all. I feel free to shop.
Speaker 2: It calls all you want my family shops.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Scary, you said that Coles isn't the be all
Speaker 14: end all of clothing and Halloween stuff, and I can
Speaker 14: get Halloween from other places.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I know that, But where in my thirty seconds
Speaker 17: talkback did I say I couldn't. Where did I say
Speaker 17: that it was the be all end all for clothing
Speaker 17: and that's the only place to get Halloween stuff?
Speaker 14: Show me where I'd love to know.
Speaker 2: All right, So Scary was saying you shouldn't be that
Speaker 2: upset that they didn't they were out of your shirts,
Speaker 2: whatever the problem was. Uh, Scary didn't think you should
Speaker 2: care at all. But I don't think he said what
Speaker 2: you're saying thinking he said, but he was implying that,
Speaker 2: no big deal. There's plenty of places to get Halloween's shirts.
Speaker 2: But I like it. I happened to be a Cole's
Speaker 2: t thank you my attorney, David Brody, it fits well.
Speaker 2: I'm only saying that because I'm trying to keep you
Speaker 2: calm and focused. Oh I am super focused. I don't
Speaker 2: know what's going on here. You also got Jamie's name
Speaker 2: wrong last week, so I know, I know. I can't
Speaker 2: believe I did that that. I apologize for it, but
Speaker 2: my god.
Speaker 8: Queen saved the sequel here.
Speaker 13: Damn, Scary, I'm over here dying because you mean to
Speaker 13: tell me your world class personal trainer really sold you
Speaker 13: that earth Tone workout special.
Speaker 4: And you bought it.
Speaker 13: That's crazy, bro Brody, I you you told us to
Speaker 13: go ahead and DM you guys are about that meetup
Speaker 13: that you guys want to do next year. Brother, I've
Speaker 13: been DMed.
Speaker 14: You Scary if you would call.
Speaker 18: Some of the.
Speaker 2: Hold he's not done yet. Hold on, let's continue with him.
Speaker 13: And surprisingly, Scary was actually nice enough to go ahead
Speaker 13: and respond to all my dms and the photos actually
Speaker 13: made for him, while Brody's bougy ass over there was
Speaker 13: too good to go ahead and answer my dms, but
Speaker 13: out here telling everybody he responded to everything. Damn, bro
Speaker 13: you got me feeling like some kind of side Chicken,
Speaker 13: like I did you something that's crazy?
Speaker 2: Loved you though, oh well, don't say loved. Hold on,
Speaker 2: I would like I'd like a chance to respond scary
Speaker 2: if I may. What I said was I respond to everyone,
Speaker 2: which I do. I didn't say I respond immediately that everyone.
Speaker 2: And the last couple of weeks for me have been
Speaker 2: a little My plate has been filled. I've been doing
Speaker 2: a lot of things and keeping busy, and I have
Speaker 2: not been on Instagram very much. So it's not you,
Speaker 2: but I will get back to you. But telling us
Speaker 2: you want to go to a meetup that we may
Speaker 2: have four months from now, I don't think requires me
Speaker 2: to instantaneously respond. I wanted your feedback. I didn't say
Speaker 2: I would like. So you're going to say I want
Speaker 2: to go right and eventually I'm going to see it
Speaker 2: and go that's great, But it's not like you wanted
Speaker 2: to know something like, Hey, what restaurant should I go
Speaker 2: to when I visit Manhattan tomorrow? And I took a
Speaker 2: month to get back to you. So I promise I
Speaker 2: will catch up and get back to everybody. My apologies.
Speaker 2: I've just been a little off the grid for a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks. As far as social now, let's continue
Speaker 2: with Judy from Queen's was checking back again my name is.
Speaker 16: You would clean some of the zemen or mushrooms, whatever
Speaker 16: the fuck you're doing now out of your ears.
Speaker 18: You would hear that. My point was, I was in
Speaker 18: coals or something else, decided to do some shopping, decided
Speaker 18: to look for some Halloween shirts, and was bummed to
Speaker 18: find out that in the first week of October it
Speaker 18: was already cleared.
Speaker 14: Out for Christmas. That Christmas stuff was out way too early.
Speaker 2: Exact.
Speaker 8: That was my point exactly.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Jamie.
Speaker 1: Then from Brooklyn, I definitely do not wear the fuzzy
Speaker 1: fucking muffs.
Speaker 13: I will wear to wear ear muffs like when I
Speaker 13: go hunting and stuff, but I much rather wear like
Speaker 13: a nice wool hat or something like that.
Speaker 2: Definitely not wearing fuzzy muffs.
Speaker 4: Did any do radio in the morning a few years back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fuzzy muss muffs, Yeah, fuzzy moffs. Sports and the
Speaker 2: wolf Yeah, fuzzy muss fuzzy muffs and the wolf guy.
Speaker 1: We're more high probably again.
Speaker 19: And I had a child who was so ad d
Speaker 19: that I had to use a leash when we were
Speaker 19: anywhere near like water, and as a grandmother, we just
Speaker 19: recently took a cruise and when we were by the
Speaker 19: pools and the stuff, we did put a little backpack
Speaker 19: that had a quote unquote leash and my grandson to
Speaker 19: make sure that he didn't wander off.
Speaker 2: So not every some children, Some children need a leash.
Speaker 2: WHOA you cut her off?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 8: I didn't.
Speaker 2: She cut herself off with the thirty seconds was up?
Speaker 5: What were you gonna say? And you wanted to comment
Speaker 5: on Vinnie earlier we got a bottle neck. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: comment on. I'm I'm gonna comment on both.
Speaker 2: I totally totally makes sense to keep your children safe,
Speaker 2: especially if you feel like you're more apt to be unsafe.
Speaker 2: So that's totally fine. As far as Vinnie, I love
Speaker 2: that he not only says I don't wear fuzzy mops
Speaker 2: and he makes the radio joke, which is great, but
Speaker 2: he says I wear emoffs, but then fu he qualifies
Speaker 2: it by saying when I go hunting.
Speaker 5: So translation, I'll wear them, but only when I'm killing shit. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 5: It's what I'm doing. Madly things now.
Speaker 2: My last point was about five weeks ago. I read
Speaker 2: you an announcement of a new morning show that was
Speaker 2: on I think in Arkansas, Las Vegas, somewhere out in
Speaker 2: the in the in the West or the Midwest. And
Speaker 2: their name was like really dumb radio names. And I said,
Speaker 2: leave us talkbacks with dopey radio names of people in
Speaker 2: your town. And nobody did that. So if there's anyone
Speaker 2: would like, you know, the Sledgehammer and the Dog, you know,
Speaker 2: some morning show like that in your town, give us,
Speaker 2: you know, leave us a talk back and let us know.
Speaker 2: How would go.
Speaker 20: Scary and Brody, Never brody and scary. It's Tyler from Saskatchewan.
Speaker 2: Scary.
Speaker 20: I think you're the bee's knees. I think you are
Speaker 20: the greatest ever. You are the cheese to Brodie Strymac
Speaker 20: of Roney and I just say, knock it off, out out, stop,
Speaker 20: shut the fuck up, Get off the damn phone.
Speaker 2: How the hell did you get hold of my It's
Speaker 2: never scary and Brodie, it's always brody and scary. Never
Speaker 2: scary and Brody, it's well from you know, Will from
Speaker 2: T T. Don't listen to this fucking slump. Yeah, get
Speaker 2: him off the phone. Scary is never right. Brody's always right.
Speaker 2: Goddamn it, thank you.
Speaker 10: Oh and I would never fucking go to the dressing
Speaker 10: room take my clothes off the measurements.
Speaker 20: As soon as that lady popped out with the damn iPad,
Speaker 20: I would have said now and just turned right around
Speaker 20: and found some old guy with the measuring.
Speaker 2: Exactly, yeah, exactly, Okay, scary. Maybe you could go camping
Speaker 2: with Tyler from Saskatchewan. Seems like you're biggest fan. Come on, Tyler,
Speaker 2: let's go buddy.
Speaker 21: You and me.
Speaker 8: The women might not like you, but I'm if you
Speaker 8: look it.
Speaker 2: Ha ha ha, My man, who was that? I don't know,
Speaker 2: Brody and scary.
Speaker 16: This is teens scary.
Speaker 22: He really need to get a reform on those Wman mushrooms.
Speaker 22: They've done absolutely nothing for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with that, they really haven't. I think
Speaker 2: I was here. We are a year later. Well, I've
Speaker 2: come to the realization I was robbed. Well what do
Speaker 2: we learn? They may work and they may not exactly
Speaker 2: and they did not the Glen Boys podcast.
Speaker 22: We will be right back, see Brody surious. I'm just curious, Brody,
Speaker 22: had you received sour cream on one of the other
Speaker 22: items that you ordered from Taco Bell, would you have
Speaker 22: gone back and complaint knowing that you just received a
Speaker 22: three cheesy DC burrito.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think you know the answer to that, because
Speaker 2: I still wanted my chicken, my chicken enchilada.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 2: So, if I don't listen, when I go to Taco Bell,
Speaker 2: I like to have like I make a menu for myself.
Speaker 2: I start off with a Mexi melt. I may have
Speaker 2: some kind of a chicken burrito some kind, and then
Speaker 2: or a beef a bean and cheese, and then I
Speaker 2: go for the meat one. But if I get the
Speaker 2: meat one and they screw up the chicken one, I
Speaker 2: gotta go back. Otherwise it's all uneven. Yeah, I'm going back.
Speaker 4: Tell you what happened on the.
Speaker 2: What's that parody? What are you teasing?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 2: I got a Taco Bell story. This one's a good one.
Speaker 7: And the bus driver here broad You're talking about his
Speaker 7: black friend and he's having to sleepover, and he said,
Speaker 7: I know you have that one friend that always sometimes participates?
Speaker 8: What always sometimes? Why would you say that? That makes
Speaker 8: no sense?
Speaker 2: I said always sometimes? Come on, man, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think I said always.
Speaker 5: Here you might you might have, but it was probably
Speaker 5: a slip of the tongue. I'm gonna chalk it up
Speaker 5: to that that you wouldn't have said that on purpose.
Speaker 2: No, it's like saying, uh uh I I self checked
Speaker 2: out myself. Yeah I don't Jersey.
Speaker 24: Unfortunately, I don't have any children that ship has sailed,
Speaker 24: But if I did, absolutely they would all be on a.
Speaker 8: Each no question.
Speaker 14: One hundred.
Speaker 24: Jamie from Queen's was definitely the child on the.
Speaker 5: Leach okay, okay, now would be a family here throwing
Speaker 5: shade at other slices, and I don't like it.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I like to think that Jamie and Reggie
Speaker 2: would be good friends. So yeah, there's definitely a couple
Speaker 2: of leashers on these on these talk that Jamie. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I'm just feeling that in today's chaotic society, maybe maybe
Speaker 2: we should the leashes is a humane thing, after all.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I feel like we need it, especially
Speaker 2: in big city, protect the kids, to protect the kids
Speaker 2: from the coyotes, protect them from themselves.
Speaker 24: Reggie, here, do you think I'm hard to sing and
Speaker 24: walking myself around?
Speaker 14: Well, to quote Squary, yes I am.
Speaker 25: I wasn't already I.
Speaker 2: Will be now, thank you. Just right, I'm calling her Jamie. Now, Reggie,
Speaker 2: all right, Reggie. Thanks.
Speaker 26: This is.
Speaker 8: First time leaving a talk pack, Boca.
Speaker 19: I'm about to be forty four, and when I was seven,
Speaker 19: my parents put me on a leash our first time
Speaker 19: at Disney World.
Speaker 8: Wow, definitely traumatizing experience.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for life.
Speaker 2: I feel like it might have been necessary in those
Speaker 2: big crowds.
Speaker 27: I don't know.
Speaker 2: By the way, Boca ratone, checking in for the first
Speaker 2: time ever, what took you so long? I'm second good
Speaker 2: first call. Yeah, that was nice, and I'm second guessing now.
Speaker 2: I mean, if I had kids, I probably would want
Speaker 2: to put them on a leash. I want control. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you should not have kids for many other reasons.
Speaker 24: You said, don't make a song about my fuzzy muff,
Speaker 24: but oh no, you didn't say anything about me making
Speaker 24: a song about DES's fuzzy Oh wow, us he muff
Speaker 24: fuzzy muff. Somebody crawl into Desi's fuzzy muff.
Speaker 11: Fuzzy muss.
Speaker 14: Somebody joined her husband in there. There's plenty of room,
Speaker 14: Miss fan stretched out.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 2: I'm feeling like slice Time is about to jump the shark.
Speaker 2: We were really crazy. He's attacking our other regular women
Speaker 2: who called By the way, that was a parody of
Speaker 2: Smelly Cat.
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, well, Reggie, I don't know that's now
Speaker 5: she threw two shades. She threw shade at two of
Speaker 5: our slices. Shrapnel going everywhere.
Speaker 28: Wow, you know what's really wild?
Speaker 24: When I think of the show Seinfeld, I think of.
Speaker 28: Brody to be like Jerry, obviously, but the more and
Speaker 28: more think you talk about to take dinner, I think
Speaker 28: I'm scary to be like Jerry and BROKEI to be
Speaker 28: like Banya.
Speaker 2: Oh Kenny, Banya. Yeah, he owed him a lunch and
Speaker 2: soup is not a meal.
Speaker 1: Being from Ohio.
Speaker 29: So you guys talking about ear muffs, I actually wear
Speaker 29: aviation hat. If you guys know what that is, it's
Speaker 29: for a part. It used to be leathered, so I
Speaker 29: wear like you know, modern day. But mine is camouflage.
Speaker 29: That's my favorite hat all the time. And then ball
Speaker 29: cap camouflage, same camera Woodland with camera.
Speaker 1: That's my hats. That's all I got.
Speaker 2: Didn't Snoopy wear an aviation hat?
Speaker 26: Right?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 29: Limb again, So eighty percent of the heat coming off
Speaker 29: your bodies from the top of your head. So number
Speaker 29: one thing is to have a good head cover. For example,
Speaker 29: I have aviation hats and then it's okay. But other
Speaker 29: than that, for this winter, I have thermal clothing. I
Speaker 29: have layers, I have amuflage.
Speaker 1: I deal with that.
Speaker 2: So the cold can't sell. The elements are not going
Speaker 2: to get to Liam. Ohait he left another one, Liam,
Speaker 2: play the next. I like, Liam, this is more of
Speaker 2: a question about should men wear ear muffs and not
Speaker 2: really an inventory of everyone's warm clothes. This is the record.
Speaker 29: So I like wearing camouflage during the winter, but in
Speaker 29: the summer, I'm like, you know, shorts and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: But for me, I have a whole outfits. It's okay.
Speaker 2: How about your muffs.
Speaker 29: It's woodland and I feel snug, comfortable and compared to
Speaker 29: whatever coaching es lem. Again, I grew up on a
Speaker 29: hundred seventy five acre farm.
Speaker 2: Did you have earmuffs on the farm?
Speaker 1: Cats? Dogs, we have a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: Did the chickens wear yours?
Speaker 29: So I grew up rough of lifestyle. So wearing what
Speaker 29: I wear, you know, I don't know what everybody else
Speaker 29: you know, Liam, That's what I enjoy, wearing tough, tough gear.
Speaker 2: Wearing ear plugs. When you wear muffs. When we talked
Speaker 2: about what you should talk about, liamud Liam limb Liam, Liam, Liam,
Speaker 2: I can't. I want to hear what's in the the chest,
Speaker 2: the big chest. Come on, let's let's go. Let's go
Speaker 2: through his top right, show what's what's in there? I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't, I don't, I don't know. Want
Speaker 2: to know what's in the crawl space under the staircase,
Speaker 2: what kind of socks you wear? What's in the air?
Speaker 2: I love that you call Liam, but fuzzy fuzzy boots Liam, Eric,
Speaker 2: you're cool.
Speaker 1: I know you're gonna have a gentleman.
Speaker 2: But Eric, Eric, Eric got a fan. It's Eric Nagel podcast.
Speaker 2: Check him out? Oh is it's Eric Nagel. Thank you here?
Speaker 29: So six seven found out there's a rapper telling about
Speaker 29: he he does witchcraft and.
Speaker 1: He has.
Speaker 29: Number six andology, no, it's too two demons.
Speaker 2: It's a height.
Speaker 1: But I'm just six. Isn't that too? So it's crazy?
Speaker 2: Williams world is not demons. Williams wearing his ear muffs.
Speaker 2: But William and you see a demon, let me know
Speaker 2: if it's.
Speaker 21: Wearing a Mufs Brooklyn Bull's ball from Jersey, does it
Speaker 21: I know nothing about fashion.
Speaker 8: I am not a fashionable guy.
Speaker 21: Hence the reason why I always make fun of Scary
Speaker 21: for a weird ship that he wears, or I think
Speaker 21: it is weird anyway. Emuffs, I think, uh, that they're
Speaker 21: for little kids. That's why the equate him as or four.
Speaker 21: I have little kids and they wear ear muffs, So
Speaker 21: that's my view on that. Stay tuned for.
Speaker 14: Part two A.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 2: By the way, little kids wear pants? Also, does that
Speaker 2: mean pants are for kids? Can a man grown men
Speaker 2: wear mittens or is that just for kids? No, no mittens.
Speaker 2: That's all little conversation unless you're unless you're Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: in his famous mittens picture. By the way, Paul from
Speaker 2: New Jersey, Uh, you didn't tell us what kind of
Speaker 2: hats and thermal gear you wear? So well, I feel
Speaker 2: left out now. I feel like two.
Speaker 8: Uh the ear most thing. I just think you're there
Speaker 8: for a little kids.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 8: Uh, that's just my my view on it.
Speaker 21: And the funny ones, they're really fucking funny, at least
Speaker 21: I find them funny.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 21: And I tend to make fun of people for that
Speaker 21: because it just reminded me of a buddy walking down.
Speaker 8: The street or something. Also scary six players on Veterans Day.
Speaker 8: Come on, bro, it wasn't that cold.
Speaker 2: No, it was freezing with the wind chill.
Speaker 13: It was.
Speaker 2: It was cold, and it was windy, and and keep
Speaker 2: it were We were driving up the avenue and that's
Speaker 2: that creates a wind tunnel. Because those tall buildings are
Speaker 2: around us. I would have thought they stolen valor was
Speaker 2: keeping you warm?
Speaker 30: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe that well now that the warm that warmed
Speaker 2: the cockles of my heart. That was the only warmth
Speaker 2: there was was the people waving thanks, thanking me for
Speaker 2: my services. He just out of curiosity at some point
Speaker 2: that day, did you try to est your own cockles?
Speaker 31: Hi, Brooklyn Boys. Jen the groomer here from Pumpino Beach, Florida,
Speaker 31: listening to you talk about leashed kids. Back when I
Speaker 31: was a kid in the early eighties, my mom and
Speaker 31: dad actually used to leash me before it was a thing.
Speaker 31: I used to wander off quite a bit, and I
Speaker 31: was known to just take off and go wherever I
Speaker 31: want it. So when my dad was outside working in
Speaker 31: the yard. Sorry, so when my mom and dad were
Speaker 31: outside working in the yard, they would actually take a
Speaker 31: steak and a rope and tie it around my shoulders
Speaker 31: and stake me to the middle of the yard. So
Speaker 31: I only had enough rope that I couldn't go into
Speaker 31: the street, or couldn't go into the neighbor's backyard pool.
Speaker 31: I would only stay in my own backyard or in
Speaker 31: my own front inhumane. It may sound a little unusual
Speaker 31: to some people.
Speaker 32: But hey, they kept me alive.
Speaker 2: I okay, but why was they.
Speaker 31: Wander off at the malls and stuff too. My mom
Speaker 31: would turn around and I was hiding in some clothes
Speaker 31: or underneath the cabinet, or took myself to the bookstore
Speaker 31: or to get a cookie, and security would be called.
Speaker 4: It was bad.
Speaker 31: So I can kind of understand the parents who put
Speaker 31: their kids on a leash.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you didn't say if your kids are on
Speaker 2: a leash. I'm saying, listen, I used to have. I
Speaker 2: used to really feel bad and the leash kids, and
Speaker 2: I used to think that that was an awful thing.
Speaker 2: But I'm starting to come around here and put myself
Speaker 2: in the shoes of a potential parent with a wild kid. Okay.
Speaker 2: You know how sometimes things in your childhood affect you
Speaker 2: and then you go into that profession later on in life, Yeah, like, oh,
Speaker 2: you know whatever. So Jen was on a leash as
Speaker 2: a kid and she grew up to be a groomer
Speaker 2: where she deals with animals on leashes all day. Is
Speaker 2: that ironic or is that full circle? I think that's
Speaker 2: maybe like turning the tables to a full circle ball. Now,
Speaker 2: who's on the leash? Bitches? Literally?
Speaker 14: Female Jane Julie from Queen's Here is scary the forteen
Speaker 14: last No, was mom a leash kid? But I probably
Speaker 14: should have been. When I was five.
Speaker 8: I was at eight.
Speaker 25: She was crowded side, had convention with my dad and
Speaker 25: we got separated in the crowd. My dad was looking
Speaker 25: for me, and he hears an announcement over the loudspeaker
Speaker 25: addressing him by name that I was at the security desk.
Speaker 25: I had the presence of mind to go to a
Speaker 25: police officer for help when I got lost.
Speaker 2: All right, maybe she was on a leash. Maybe Reggie
Speaker 2: was onto something. Mmmmc Gary and rode? All right, Oh
Speaker 2: what was that big yawn there? Brodie? What's what's going
Speaker 2: on there? You're talking? You yawned?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: You how far? My jaw opened? In case anyone asked,
Speaker 2: is this is this what you think of slice time
Speaker 2: and the slide and and the the slices that are
Speaker 2: being left right now is a giant noun. No, I
Speaker 2: was up late watching football and TV last night. I
Speaker 2: didn't sleep enough. Okay, well, maybe you should get some
Speaker 2: sleep tonight, but not not Therefore, now we got a
Speaker 2: lot more of these to go to through Brodie. So
Speaker 2: we're nowhere near done. All right, so maybe you should uh,
Speaker 2: by the way, by the way, scary, if you open
Speaker 2: your mouth enough, like leave your mouth open, you'll yawn.
Speaker 2: And so the yawn was talking. Yeah, if you open
Speaker 2: your mouth and leave it open, you will you will yawn.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're right. Yeah, it's just it's automatic. Uh,
Speaker 2: it's an involuntary action. It's kind of wild.
Speaker 8: Fire.
Speaker 33: Six shots were only five. Well, I tell you the truth.
Speaker 33: In all this excitement, I kind of lost track myself.
Speaker 27: Well, being that this is a forty four magnum, the
Speaker 27: most powerful handgun in the world and.
Speaker 1: Would blow your head clean off.
Speaker 27: You have to ask yourself one question, Do I feel lucky?
Speaker 30: Well?
Speaker 26: Do you plunk?
Speaker 1: These pretzels are making me thirsty? That Brody is wrong.
Speaker 33: He's wrong.
Speaker 1: Now, Brody, you are wrong.
Speaker 2: You're wrong.
Speaker 1: Body, you are wrong.
Speaker 2: You're wrong.
Speaker 4: Now you don't know.
Speaker 1: Which gun I use.
Speaker 2: Rody is so wrong. He is so wrong. Now you're
Speaker 2: so wrong. Just chef's mind.
Speaker 27: When somebody misquotes my movies or gives me the wrong gun,
Speaker 27: What makes you think that I'm gonna use a pussy
Speaker 27: three fifty seven when a forty four magnum is more powerful?
Speaker 27: Just think about it, Punk. Like electrical wire, the lower
Speaker 27: the gauge, the thicker.
Speaker 33: The wire, the same thing goes for guns. The lower
Speaker 33: the gauge, the thicker the bullet, the more power it has.
Speaker 33: Detective Harry Callahan always carries a forty four magnum, the
Speaker 33: most powerful handgun in the world.
Speaker 2: And don't you forget it, Punk, don't ever get that
Speaker 2: wrong again? Right then, we got it, Punk, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: all right, my day, I have had it to deal with.
Speaker 5: Clearly, he's talking about episode three fifty seven and Brody's
Speaker 5: Brody's reference to three fifty seven magnum, which you quoted
Speaker 5: on that last episode.
Speaker 2: So why are you forty four magnum because it's a
Speaker 2: forty four magnum. It's the both guns that are magnums.
Speaker 2: Right with the forty four is a much bigger bullet God,
Speaker 2: and it's a more powerful gun. So as someone who
Speaker 2: doesn't pay a lot of attention specifically, I remember the
Speaker 2: magnum part because you know, those are the condoms I
Speaker 2: don't buy.
Speaker 11: Hey, Brooklyn boys Is Lewis from Brooklyn comment on Slice
Speaker 11: Time three fifty five scary talking about how it's weird
Speaker 11: to go like buy yourself in Disney. Uh, it's really
Speaker 11: not weird at all. I mean, there's a lot of
Speaker 11: people in Disney, if you count it is, some of
Speaker 11: them are not even with their families. So the fact
Speaker 11: that you're paying attention to like I want to get
Speaker 11: more attention to the family members is a little bit
Speaker 11: kind of creepy on your side. But yeah, like that's
Speaker 11: not the difference between men and women, because the difference
Speaker 11: between men and women's because it depends on how comfortable
Speaker 11: you are in a situation. Because some people have anxiety
Speaker 11: when they go by theirselves. Okay, they might feel like
Speaker 11: they want to go in the group, you know, Like
Speaker 11: like honestly, like I can't speak for everybody because I
Speaker 11: know how everybody's different in a weird environment that they
Speaker 11: that they've never been.
Speaker 8: To but but in Disney, it's everywhere.
Speaker 14: Really everybody's gonna go.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Sorry, bringing voice is my last one, but yeah, scary,
Speaker 11: I'm just gonna have to disagree with you own this one, buddy.
Speaker 11: Like I've been to Disney Park. I've been to all
Speaker 11: of these type of events by myself, you know, Like
Speaker 11: I don't think people will look at you in that
Speaker 11: strange way, all these guys by himself, which you call
Speaker 11: the cops on him and you come arrest them because
Speaker 11: the fact that your objective is you want to get
Speaker 11: more attention, that is a completely different subject. You need
Speaker 11: to just ignore everybody and feel your good side.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it.
Speaker 11: Sorry that last one, I promise, but yeah, Like like
Speaker 11: I was saying, don't feel weird just because you're going
Speaker 11: into a place just by so even if you're going
Speaker 11: to understood, you know, it's good to have that good
Speaker 11: energy and positive villages, you know, and like listen not
Speaker 11: and not everybody is built for that. So you know,
Speaker 11: you do you at the end, but I still disagree
Speaker 11: with you, you know, but based on that example.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, love you to thank you for
Speaker 2: the talk back. I think it's I think it's more
Speaker 2: about other people judging you, not that way you think
Speaker 2: about yourself. No, but I think he doesn't want people
Speaker 2: to think he's a pedophile and call the cops on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's a little weird. And when you're
Speaker 5: talking about Disney, I mean if you're if you're there,
Speaker 5: you go to Disney and you're a grown adult and
Speaker 5: you're lining up to take a picture and hug and kiss, uh,
Speaker 5: you know, like Pluto or Goofy walking around there. It's
Speaker 5: basically a college it's basically a college kid in a
Speaker 5: sweaty uniform.
Speaker 2: So that's really what you're doing. That's what you're really doing.
Speaker 2: That's a little that's a little weird to me. No,
Speaker 2: it's not Disney take pictures with the characters. It's fun
Speaker 2: Disney adults. Disney adults going and waiting.
Speaker 5: You want to go enjoy the park, you want to
Speaker 5: eat the food, go to Epcot, go around the world,
Speaker 5: you want to ride the roller coasters, No problem, I understand.
Speaker 5: But if you're like line it up to like take
Speaker 5: a picture with Mini Mouse, like, you know, think about
Speaker 5: what you're doing there, grown grown, nothing wrong with adult.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you I would get judged for doing that.
Speaker 5: The reason why I pointed that out, by the way,
Speaker 5: was because I can't picture me doing that, because I
Speaker 5: feel like everyone would look at me and be like, dude, no,
Speaker 5: what's he doing trying to trying to hug and.
Speaker 2: Kiss like Daisy Duck, you know, Okay, hold on or Cinderella.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Scary adults go to disney World and Disneyland because they
Speaker 2: want to relive their childhood and they enjoy it and
Speaker 2: it's fun and they get to be carefree. That being said,
Speaker 2: I've gone to I've gone to six Flags and taken
Speaker 2: pictures with bugs, Bunny and a Tasmanian Devil because it's fun.
Speaker 2: I know who's in the costume. But I'll tell you this,
Speaker 2: no is I don't have any problem taking a picture
Speaker 2: with my kids or myself with a character that I like.
Speaker 2: If I if I go and I see my favorite
Speaker 2: character at disney World, right like, if it's Goofy or
Speaker 2: or or or or Goofy, I'll take a picture with Goofy.
Speaker 2: Then I post it and like, oh look too, Goofy. Guys,
Speaker 2: different story, hold on, hold on, I'll tell you what
Speaker 2: is a little creepy When I grown ass straight man
Speaker 2: wants to take pictures with Jasmine because she's barely dressed,
Speaker 2: like she's a genie, right, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: that's all under the same breaking taking pictures with the
Speaker 2: Little Mermaid, but like nothing but but a seashell bra. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a little bit.
Speaker 5: What about what about Disney adults that get all that.
Speaker 5: I've seen videos of them losing their ship. They're they're
Speaker 5: crying and they're like, oh my God, and then there's dreaming, screaming,
Speaker 5: and then they're hugging, hugging, you know. Okay, Mickey, I'll
Speaker 5: tell you why.
Speaker 2: Yeah. First of all, I can't.
Speaker 14: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Let's discount before anyone leaves a talk back. Let's discount
Speaker 2: people who might be have different, different outlooks on life
Speaker 2: or maybe slightly different than the norm people. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: not talking about those people. No, No, I know. Let
Speaker 2: me tell you why people who are the norm might
Speaker 2: react that way. Let's say you didn't grow up with
Speaker 2: a lot of money. Let's say you grew up fantasizing
Speaker 2: and dreaming of someday going to Disney World like all
Speaker 2: the other kids, seeing it on television, seeing it in movies,
Speaker 2: and it's your dream and then you're thirty seven years old.
Speaker 2: You've got a week off from vacation, you've been saving
Speaker 2: up for years, you don't have a lot of money
Speaker 2: yet you've never been on a plane before. Okay, alright,
Speaker 2: all right, and you fly to Disney.
Speaker 4: Now you're in.
Speaker 2: You're a life's goal coming around a dream the top
Speaker 2: of the mountain is seeing Daisy or Minie Mouse or Mickey.
Speaker 2: And it's not about you know, they're not real. It's
Speaker 2: about what they represent there is. They represent the happiest
Speaker 2: place on earth, and this place that's been a goal. Look,
Speaker 2: I've been at Disney World a dozen fifteen times. I've
Speaker 2: been lucky enough in my life. But there's people that
Speaker 2: don't have that kind of I understand. And if that's the.
Speaker 5: Way you're putting it, then well, well then you know,
Speaker 5: shame on me. But I have for whatever reason, I
Speaker 5: I can't.
Speaker 2: I am I'm a guy who does not. I can't stand.
Speaker 2: Not that I can't stand. It's like I can't get
Speaker 2: into the fantasy of it. I can't see beyond the
Speaker 2: reality of what's going on. And it's to me, I
Speaker 2: see a person in.
Speaker 5: A college kid in a costume, so so like it's
Speaker 5: the same thing about the way I feel about going
Speaker 5: to strip clubs. I can't enjoy myself at a strip
Speaker 5: club because I can't get past the fact that it's
Speaker 5: all I see is women there trying to steal my
Speaker 5: money anyway they can get it, and lie and say
Speaker 5: anything they can to get.
Speaker 2: As many dollars out of my pocket as they can get.
Speaker 2: So so I can't subscribe to the fantasy. But that's
Speaker 2: just who I am just saying. All right, So, first
Speaker 2: of all, some people don't go to strip clubs to
Speaker 2: have the women tell them they love them. You go
Speaker 2: to see something that maybe you don't see in your
Speaker 2: everyday life. Again, some people don't get to go to
Speaker 2: Disney World. Well, no one intended. So sometimes strip clubs
Speaker 2: are for people who don't get to see pretty, attracted,
Speaker 2: naked women in their lives. So whatever the case, the
Speaker 2: point being that scary, Let's okay, what you've met celebrities.
Speaker 2: Right when you met Donold Schwarzenegger, you got excited, you
Speaker 2: wanted to get a picture with him.
Speaker 5: But he's a real person. He's not going to take
Speaker 5: off a costume like it's Scooby Doo.
Speaker 4: And he's liked kids.
Speaker 2: Scary that was midsentence. Arnold Schwarzenegger is just a man
Speaker 2: from Austria that came to America as a bodybuilder and
Speaker 2: then he put on a costume scary and pretended to
Speaker 2: be a robot, and he pretended to be a cop,
Speaker 2: and he pretended to be all the things that is
Speaker 2: in the movies. He's not really those things. So just
Speaker 2: like the person really isn't Mickey Mouse artom, Schwarzenegger really
Speaker 2: isn't an alien. He isn't really a killer of aliens nobody,
Speaker 2: but he's still but he's still the actor who played
Speaker 2: those those in those films. Mickey Mouse is a seventeen
Speaker 2: year old girl in a costume with a head on.
Speaker 2: It's not the original Mickey Mouse. It's not like not
Speaker 2: about it's not about who's in the costume. It's what
Speaker 2: the costume represents. It's a Disney World, and Disneyland are goals.
Speaker 2: There's somebody. I get it, like families, families save up
Speaker 2: and drive four days to get there. I understand all
Speaker 2: this stuff.
Speaker 5: You're not you're not you're you're you're painting an awful
Speaker 5: picture because I agree with you on all these points.
Speaker 2: Of course, and why do you keep talking No, no,
Speaker 2: because I don't. I agree with you on all of
Speaker 2: this stuff except for the fat soul. At the end
Speaker 2: of the day, if I'm sitting there, if I'm walking
Speaker 2: through Times Square and I see dirty Elmo there, all
Speaker 2: I see is some some rando in a costume playing
Speaker 2: the part of someone else. You don't, but you don't
Speaker 2: see the difference if you took Mickey Mouse the actual costume,
Speaker 2: or this is this slice time, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: If we took an actual Mickey Mouse costume, Let's say
Speaker 2: the same actor from Disney World went into Times Square
Speaker 2: is Mickey Mouse, it wouldn't be the same reaction. It's
Speaker 2: not about the costume. It's about what Disney World represents
Speaker 2: and what Taking a picture next to it it's it's
Speaker 2: like making it official, you know, like when you met
Speaker 2: Sabrina Coppiner, people like pictures are didn't happen. You take
Speaker 2: a picture at Mickey It's no different than going to
Speaker 2: the Eiffel Tower and pretending to hold it up, even
Speaker 2: though it's been fifty years of people doing that and
Speaker 2: it's hack and it's been done. You know what, when
Speaker 2: I went I did it. I get it because it's
Speaker 2: as you know, but the understand But you have to
Speaker 2: you have to separate fantasy from reality. That you might
Speaker 2: be in Disney World and you're having a great time
Speaker 2: and you could be crazy.
Speaker 5: But I would sooner if I hadn't been to Disney
Speaker 5: my entire life and I show up there, I would
Speaker 5: cry at the thought of being there on the ground, ye,
Speaker 5: buying these rides but no understood.
Speaker 2: But but to see Mickey Mouse in a costume, knowing
Speaker 2: it's not it's just it's That's where I have to
Speaker 2: draw the line. It's just a little weird. That's all,
Speaker 2: one lass thing, one less thing, all right.
Speaker 23: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hold on. I know I wasn't actually holding the Eiffel
Speaker 2: Tower up when I took that picture of me holding
Speaker 2: the Eiffel Tower up. But it was fun. It was fun, okay,
Speaker 2: And there's sometimes in life you have to like not
Speaker 2: think about and overanalyze and just enjoy it. Look, when
Speaker 2: I went to Star Wars Land, I took a picture
Speaker 2: a Chewbacca and I was very excited to take a
Speaker 2: picture with with Chewbacco. Okay, I know it's not Chewbacca.
Speaker 2: I took a picture with Darth Vader. I know it's
Speaker 2: not Darth Vader, but it was cool to get a
Speaker 2: picture standing next to something I've seen ice in the movie. Hey,
Speaker 2: I suppose I I'm not gonna scary. We had we
Speaker 2: had BB eight. We had BB eight up, who is
Speaker 2: a droid from the Star Wars movie. We took pictures
Speaker 2: with BB eight. It's a round ball, and it's a
Speaker 2: round ball from a movie.
Speaker 5: And in retrospect, hold on a second, if it wasn't
Speaker 5: the original round ball from the movie.
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 2: It was a replica. It was a replica, and yet
Speaker 2: we all took pictures with It's just weird. R to
Speaker 2: D two R too, D two was it the last?
Speaker 30: You know?
Speaker 2: Okay, you know what got me excited? I went, okay,
Speaker 2: hold on. I took a picture with Ed Norton's hat
Speaker 2: from The honeymoonersh his actual hat that he wore in
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty five.
Speaker 5: In every fucking one of those episodes of The Honeymooners,
Speaker 5: they his his son or someone from his family. His
Speaker 5: grandson brought Art Carney's fucking hat to the radio station.
Speaker 2: I had to take a picture in it, because that's
Speaker 2: the freaking hat. That's not a replica, not someone, it's
Speaker 2: not someone pertaining to be the hat. It's the hat,
Speaker 2: you understand. So that was exciting that I was God.
Speaker 2: I got one last thing, the Stanley Cup. Same thing
Speaker 2: that is the cup. I'll take a picture with that,
Speaker 2: But but these other things are not yet. You and
Speaker 2: I have very much been excited to and taken pictures
Speaker 2: with mister Met and it's just a kid in a costume.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm yep. We put our arms around them and
Speaker 2: we get excited and we're like, oh my god, it's
Speaker 2: mister Met. I don't know. Yep, yep. Yeah. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: because it's iconic, iconic, I feel like.
Speaker 5: We need to rerun this on the Brooklyn Boys, this
Speaker 5: segment because I feel like, if you you're gonna miss
Speaker 5: this is important.
Speaker 2: I feel like they get they missed it. If you
Speaker 2: only listen to Slidey, if you only listen to Yeah,
Speaker 2: if if somebody in a big bird costume came up,
Speaker 2: you would take a picture with them. All right, we
Speaker 2: gotta take another break. What are you doing it? It's podcast?
Speaker 21: I know what they do.
Speaker 2: We run that on Brooklyn Boys. Here's here's what we'll do. No, No,
Speaker 2: the next time we miss a week because you're on
Speaker 2: vacation and maybe will make that part of a like
Speaker 2: a best of show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because there are definitely people who listen to Brooking
Speaker 5: Boys that don't listen to this. That's why we saved
Speaker 5: the material. We save the actual material for this is
Speaker 5: not our show. This is the Slice Time show.
Speaker 2: We have taken.
Speaker 5: We've stolen this from the slices right now, this is there.
Speaker 5: They've got to reclaim their time right now.
Speaker 2: It's about ninety percent of people who listen to brook
Speaker 2: and Boys listening to Slice Time. So but the ten
Speaker 2: percent that didn't hear it, they should, let's make sure
Speaker 2: we tell people to listen because that was great. Okay,
Speaker 2: so where do you wear Now?
Speaker 1: There's a new version. It's cost Scriller the rapper that's right.
Speaker 29: Six seven, which is actually he exposed himself says say
Speaker 29: the white witchcrafts and six I.
Speaker 1: Called it and seven is another Deamon.
Speaker 5: You never said that together and stop we we we
Speaker 5: definitely stopped. I saw that conspiracy video though that's going around.
Speaker 5: That's a viral video that that Liam saw that.
Speaker 23: I saw you.
Speaker 2: All right, it's not real. I stops not stop it,
Speaker 2: No witches. I guess I'm wrong again.
Speaker 34: Too long of it in tes fussy mosk.
Speaker 4: So your dona get too cold, and you've got to
Speaker 4: wear them. Mature that they met yourr So get.
Speaker 34: Some white ones, some pink ones, some blacken, some blue,
Speaker 34: some deal ones, some yellow.
Speaker 2: And purple ones.
Speaker 4: To go, don't despair.
Speaker 2: You got to wear your fuzzy muffs.
Speaker 18: I like it.
Speaker 35: When it gets cold out to put those muffs on
Speaker 35: every winter day. It keeps your years once sky.
Speaker 2: That's right. It doesn't matter that you look so gay.
Speaker 34: Oh, get some white ones, some pink ones, some black
Speaker 34: and some blue, some deal ones, some fucker bus to
Speaker 34: Oh no space.
Speaker 2: On those fuzzy muffs. That's right, but the man, yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you, mother trucker. All right. So here's what I'll say.
Speaker 2: That may be my favorite parody that he's done so far. Really,
Speaker 2: the intro is a little long, a little too much instrumental,
Speaker 2: and I would have rhymed blue with shaw truce all right.
Speaker 2: But other than that, goose counts very good. Is he contain?
Speaker 2: Does he have continue here? I think he continues? You
Speaker 2: know the song is the perfect length. Don't keep going. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the s nowhere is geary. You be you, man, We're
Speaker 2: here to support you.
Speaker 4: Any decision you may, man, We're not gonna judge you.
Speaker 36: Okay man, Remember you're gonna have the sleepover of a lifetime. Man,
Speaker 36: You're gonna be circled jerky under the stars. Oh man,
Speaker 36: long sword fights by the campfire to midnight.
Speaker 4: Lets you fall to sleep.
Speaker 36: First prop back mountain revisited. Man, Remember what happens at
Speaker 36: the mountain the monkeys came.
Speaker 4: Man, have a great time and your yearly sleepover.
Speaker 2: Hopefully your dreams come true.
Speaker 4: Man, And you can't finally let loose and let the
Speaker 4: world know where you're coming from. Okay man, we love you.
Speaker 4: Feary be you man, I love you that loose man.
Speaker 2: Let everybody know.
Speaker 16: You.
Speaker 2: Good work, good work. He's even faded himself out. That's amazing.
Speaker 2: Faded out, is he?
Speaker 5: I think that was our very first talk back fade
Speaker 5: out self fade out. The usually end abruptly, But that
Speaker 5: was like, that was nice, all right?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 37: Wow, Hey guys Sean from Washington State, Brody Lloyd, first
Speaker 37: thing you think of is a black man. Ah, The
Speaker 37: amount of crap you would have given scary if you
Speaker 37: would have said the same thing. That is hilarious.
Speaker 8: What I say, Hey, guys, Sean from Washing State.
Speaker 37: Brody, Brody, Broddyrody, quiet, quiet, quiet, Let Scary tell a story.
Speaker 8: You cut him off all the time.
Speaker 2: He doesn't all you're waiting board that next little joke,
Speaker 2: that next little joke one in a while, great, and then.
Speaker 8: You have to tell your story right in the move
Speaker 8: that reminds me of a joke, and you throw the
Speaker 8: guy off. Let the guy tell a story. His story's
Speaker 8: on crap. I think I'm making Brody mad.
Speaker 37: Yeah, anyway, Hey, yeah, Brody, just you know, I know, buddy,
Speaker 37: you love hearing yourself talk.
Speaker 8: I you know, I love you guys so much. Could
Speaker 8: make me laugh breaking much. But just sometimes, just sometimes,
Speaker 8: you know, Lettle Scary tells some of his stories. You
Speaker 8: get to talk a lot, you do, you do great stories.
Speaker 8: But let him talk, let him finish a sentence anyway.
Speaker 8: Oh shit, I pissed him off again.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: The thing about this, the thing about David Brody is, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, you all forget he grew up as an
Speaker 2: only child, so he was just just speak out and
Speaker 2: wouldn't have to wait for anybody. And the case that
Speaker 2: is the case. You're an only child, and that is
Speaker 2: a perfectality. Nothing to do with why I speak the
Speaker 2: way I do. That is he's scary, Yes, scary if
Speaker 2: you if you shop for a second, okay and let
Speaker 2: me talk. Ah. No, I am the way I am
Speaker 2: because my mind raised and I have a d D
Speaker 2: yes and if I don't get out what I need
Speaker 2: to say, I'll forget it. You have nothing to do
Speaker 2: with being an only child. No self control. No, it
Speaker 2: isn't about self control. Scary is the fact that the
Speaker 2: same thing that made me an unbelievably fast comedy writer
Speaker 2: for the Morning Show, where I could write jokes down
Speaker 2: before Elvis finished talking, is the same thing that makes
Speaker 2: things pop into my head. I'm not able to wait
Speaker 2: because I'll forget them. My mind has fifteen things pop
Speaker 2: up immediately. So I apologize to Liam and to you.
Speaker 2: But has nothing to do with the fact I'm an
Speaker 2: only child, Liam, to do with the fact. No, it
Speaker 2: wasn't Liam, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. It's okay. Continue, see
Speaker 2: I already forgot you already forgotten. That was Washington State called.
Speaker 2: It is has nothing to do with being an only child,
Speaker 2: as do it. The fact my mind races and by
Speaker 2: the time I want to say what I want to say,
Speaker 2: I'm already ready to say the next thing. So it
Speaker 2: isn't about triggering my voice. Isn't about wanting to hear
Speaker 2: my own voice. It's about the way my brain works,
Speaker 2: which sometimes a good thing and sometimes a bad thing.
Speaker 2: It's also I sometimes I'll say something out of that's
Speaker 2: inappropriate in public situations that I should have thought about
Speaker 2: for a second, but I don't, and I get myself
Speaker 2: in trouble. This is true. That's the real explanation. Good,
Speaker 2: take a breath. I'm far from good. Unfortunately.
Speaker 5: Now, I will say, though unrelated to that, one of
Speaker 5: the qualities anyway, what I was going to say, an
Speaker 5: only child.
Speaker 2: Is selfishness because they never shared anything. I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying this applies to you, but that is it.
Speaker 2: That is one of the qualities and one of the traits. Okay,
Speaker 2: guess what. Sometimes people with siblings don't share because they're
Speaker 2: sick of sharing because they never had anything. They never
Speaker 2: had anything to themselves. I, on the other hand, always
Speaker 2: had everything to myself. Therefore I do share things because
Speaker 2: I never had to share them as a child. So
Speaker 2: you should take a psychology class every once in a while.
Speaker 2: Let's get back to slash time and share share the
Speaker 2: parting for doing.
Speaker 5: Let's share the podcast with the slices because this is
Speaker 5: their time, not ours.
Speaker 8: Boys, Jersey, but.
Speaker 2: Very good impress.
Speaker 15: I wanted to vent about something. This really grates my cheese,
Speaker 15: you know that saying from the show Brooklyn ninety nine.
Speaker 15: Instead of grinds my gears, they say grates my cheese.
Speaker 15: So with XAM now they they start the song when
Speaker 15: you change the channel, and if it's a DJ introducing
Speaker 15: the song, you keep hearing the DJs and not the songs.
Speaker 8: Brooklyn Boys, hold on something.
Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa whoa that came in two minutes apart from
Speaker 2: one another. Satellite radio on its own has no fucking
Speaker 2: idea when you turned it on. What you're talking about
Speaker 2: my assumption now, if you're going through the app, yes,
Speaker 2: but in your car radio some cars, when you like,
Speaker 2: for instance, on my Dodge charger, do you connect radio
Speaker 2: if I switched to another channel, it has a buffer
Speaker 2: of a half hour and it will switch and start
Speaker 2: at the song when I switch channels. But that's the
Speaker 2: radio doing it. Not serious ExM. Now the app, I
Speaker 2: can't swear to but in the car they have they
Speaker 2: they're not controlling when the song starts in your.
Speaker 8: Car, Crooklyn boys, and it's always Brodi that's not him,
Speaker 8: it's not.
Speaker 2: Oh shit.
Speaker 15: Another thing, whenever you want there to be a red
Speaker 15: light so you can like pour a drink or take
Speaker 15: a step of a drink, move something, you never get
Speaker 15: the red light.
Speaker 8: Ever, how's that happen?
Speaker 2: That was a great impression, by the way as well.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but that that's just Murphy's law, right.
Speaker 15: So, And speaking of von Valdez, did anyone else notice
Speaker 15: he didn't do the intro on every talk pack last
Speaker 15: lice time. I think he did a couple of times,
Speaker 15: but not everyone.
Speaker 8: Let's see this.
Speaker 2: Time, no we mentioned that he followed the rules.
Speaker 17: Hey, Crooklyn boys, Jimmy from Queen's again, Jimmy, Now that
Speaker 17: I ever do that skinning in your.
Speaker 14: Underwear to measure you bullshit?
Speaker 11: Whatever.
Speaker 38: When I'm in Victoria's Secret trying on bras and I'm
Speaker 38: in the dressing room and the sales girl comes to
Speaker 38: the dressing room to see how the brofits. Do you
Speaker 38: need a bigger size, you need smaller size, you need
Speaker 38: a different style, I get self conscious just from standing.
Speaker 14: There in my broad my jeans in front of one
Speaker 14: sales girl.
Speaker 2: I could see that. Yeah, I also Scary also, by
Speaker 2: the way, doesn't like standing in his broad jeans in
Speaker 2: front of the sales girl.
Speaker 32: This is Shannon from Ohio regarding episode three fifty six. Brody, Brody, Brody,
Speaker 32: you got to give Scary a break on this rowing bit.
Speaker 32: Scary's been doing an awesome job. I think you guys
Speaker 32: need to do a row off. Maybe Scary you take
Speaker 32: Brody to the gym and do a row off. Brody,
Speaker 32: I know you're in great shape with all that pickleball,
Speaker 32: so I think it'd be an interesting bit for the podcast.
Speaker 32: Love you guys doing great, Scary, we should have Thank
Speaker 32: you so much.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the chouragement. We should do a row off.
Speaker 2: I'd be up for that.
Speaker 4: Hey, God, what's going on? It's still yeah, boy, chuck
Speaker 4: a head one more time. Yes, the re Barbarino ten fall,
Speaker 4: ten fall.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 26: Yeah, No, I wasn't one of these leashed parents, you know,
Speaker 26: although I did see them around, you know, and it
Speaker 26: did look a little lot.
Speaker 4: It looked like it was a little cruel to the
Speaker 4: poor little suckers.
Speaker 26: But you know, uh, they probably did that, you know,
Speaker 26: to keep the kid out of trouble and keep theirselves
Speaker 26: out of trouble because some of these kids, you know,
Speaker 26: they'll go around and they'll break stuff in the stores.
Speaker 26: Yuess who's gonna have to pay for the whatever they break?
Speaker 26: You know, it's gonna be on the parents, you know,
Speaker 26: So they probably do that for that reason also. But uh,
Speaker 26: you know, I'm not too judgmental about those people. I
Speaker 26: don't see anything.
Speaker 4: Wrong with it.
Speaker 30: Now.
Speaker 26: If they had the leash around their neck, you know,
Speaker 26: then that would be a total different thing, you know,
Speaker 26: I think that would be wrong. But anyway, you know, no,
Speaker 26: I was not a leash parent, you know. And I
Speaker 26: want to go back to a couple episodes ago where
Speaker 26: you were talking about.
Speaker 4: Stupid things parents say. You know, my parents worked hard.
Speaker 26: You know, they were tired, you know, so they didn't
Speaker 26: have any time and if any stupid scenes, you know,
Speaker 26: they just got right down the business. The only thing
Speaker 26: I would hear was the sound of the of my
Speaker 26: Daddy's built swishing through the air straight.
Speaker 4: To my butt tucks or my or my mama's slipper.
Speaker 26: They call it a chunk ask any Mexican kid about
Speaker 26: their mama's chunk.
Speaker 4: Oh, that thing would fly through the air and you
Speaker 4: could just hear and if you didn't ing time, that
Speaker 4: get you right on them.
Speaker 26: But I did have a couple of Anglo friends and
Speaker 26: their parents did say a few things that I thought
Speaker 26: were a bit odd. And like one time I went
Speaker 26: to go look for my friend Brian and his daddy
Speaker 26: told me and no, he can't come out. He's in
Speaker 26: the dog house.
Speaker 4: I'm like, what, why would anybody put their kid in
Speaker 4: the doghouse? That's ridiculous.
Speaker 26: And then my other friend Craig, he was messing around
Speaker 26: and is that to you? Better settle down or I'm
Speaker 26: gonna give your ass a shellakin, And I'm like, why
Speaker 26: the hell is he gonna shellack his asses?
Speaker 4: Is he an n tam wall or what is he
Speaker 4: gonna sand his ass? First?
Speaker 26: kW Wa trucker again seventeen. Yeah, I was confused about
Speaker 26: what those parents say. I never heard that before in
Speaker 26: my life because my parents just got right down the business.
Speaker 4: Whack whack, next kid, let's go.
Speaker 26: That's the way it was. You know, guys, I'm gonna
Speaker 26: have to leave it there. But I'm gathering my thoughts
Speaker 26: on what exactly to say about uh Scooty's broke Back
Speaker 26: Mountain sleepover Winnie Roast retreat.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna think about it. I'll get back to you
Speaker 4: maybe nixt last time. I don't know. Okay, audio so gud.
Speaker 2: I'll give you guys a reporter in that on the
Speaker 2: Brooklyn Boys podcast.
Speaker 1: Okay, I can't wait then from Ohio. If your boys
Speaker 1: are that cheap and camping came.
Speaker 2: Or something whatever you talk about your friends, scary.
Speaker 39: Scene bag and the camouflage side or just go step
Speaker 39: your fuck car, all right, pathetic, whatever it is, whatever
Speaker 39: it's said up is just stick your car.
Speaker 2: This session, Windy in Ohio. This you left that. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if you're aware of this, but scary car
Speaker 2: is a which.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ohio.
Speaker 29: So six seven I found out some squirrella. Turns out
Speaker 29: he's open it by his witschcrafts.
Speaker 2: All right, we already remember you left it. He left
Speaker 2: us the night before. We already we already heard that one.
Speaker 1: Liamper he was not the lifestyle.
Speaker 7: He mos.
Speaker 1: Two different demians seven and.
Speaker 2: He never said that. He never said that. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: have to cut you off because that that's a fake video.
Speaker 2: Thank would say. He's already explained that the sixth seventh
Speaker 2: thing meant nothing. It's nothing, okay, I love you, I
Speaker 2: love you, Liam Hey.
Speaker 14: For boys, Jennator from Queens one last time, and yes
Speaker 14: it's the last one. Scary show, you guys said, no
Speaker 14: one wants to have dinner alone with Brody. I'll have
Speaker 14: dinner alone with Brody. I know a really good pizzeria
Speaker 14: here in Queens.
Speaker 25: It's one of those places where that has the booths
Speaker 25: attached to the wall with the little salt and pepper
Speaker 25: shakers with the red pepper.
Speaker 14: Flakes in it. You can get chicken palm with your
Speaker 14: choice Apasta.
Speaker 18: It's awesome.
Speaker 14: I'll have dinner alone with you, Brody. Fuck's Gary, Brody.
Speaker 2: It's all you. Yeah, have a good time. I'm getting
Speaker 2: jealous already.
Speaker 1: De food is up?
Speaker 30: De boodo, Brody man, why are you on the Julie
Speaker 30: from Queen's Stay me from Queen's He missed Lion's main
Speaker 30: mushroom reference.
Speaker 27: There, scary.
Speaker 15: I don't know if ash Reganda would help with that.
Speaker 1: I take that.
Speaker 30: I've been taking it for a while.
Speaker 15: I got a recommend it to me for stress and Brody,
Speaker 15: remember you said the nurse of the I just shouldn't
Speaker 15: be chewing gum.
Speaker 30: Well she was chewing gum. Well, she recommended it, but
Speaker 30: she was nice.
Speaker 8: She was hot.
Speaker 40: Hey bee boys, Christy from saddle Okay, well that.
Speaker 2: Was the end of hidden all right, Christy from Saddlebrook.
Speaker 2: All right, continuing along, Christy.
Speaker 40: It's all you, hey bee boys, Christy from Saddlebrook. And
Speaker 40: I gotta tell you, Scary, you are no less of
Speaker 40: a man for wearing ear muffs, especially the one eighties.
Speaker 40: They're perfect for men. I purchased them for my personal
Speaker 40: trainer husband, and he's tall man's man, and he wears
Speaker 40: them all the time in the winter and when it's
Speaker 40: super cold and windy. I bought them for a friend
Speaker 40: of mine he was in Chicago, who just started walking.
Speaker 40: He loves them. Gandhi was way off on this one.
Speaker 40: Scared keep wearing them.
Speaker 5: Thank you, and I will proudly appreciate you. That's that's
Speaker 5: the confidence I needed to go out into the cold
Speaker 5: tomorrow and put those ear muffs around my head.
Speaker 1: And Scary.
Speaker 2: All right. This is the final stretch and we got
Speaker 2: a lot of them to go.
Speaker 23: Just going on. Brooklyn Boys met from upstate, commenting on
Speaker 23: the Last Lifetime. And this is in reference to the
Speaker 23: talk back that old girl left saying that going to
Speaker 23: the Sabrina Carpenter concert or the Halloween party makes you
Speaker 23: look like a pedophile. I actually disagree. The Halloween party maybe,
Speaker 23: but it was a party for your buildings, so I
Speaker 23: think you're fine. You're just attending the party for your building.
Speaker 23: If you went to a random kids Halloween party, then yeah.
Speaker 23: As far as the concert, if you're a fan of
Speaker 23: Sabrina Carpenter, then who the fuck cares? If you're going
Speaker 23: by yourself. I guarantee, unless you're looking at little kids
Speaker 23: or you're trying to talk to these little girls, nobody
Speaker 23: gives a fuck. You know, they're in their own zone.
Speaker 23: They paying attention to what you're doing on stage and
Speaker 23: having a good time. If you're a fan, thank you
Speaker 23: fucking go bro. Just don't, you know, try to talk
Speaker 23: to no little kids while.
Speaker 2: You're Trust me, I won't.
Speaker 23: Overall, though, I think my main point is just if
Speaker 23: your intentions are in the right place, you're not doing
Speaker 23: nothing shady, you're not trying to be a fucking weirdo,
Speaker 23: then who the fuck here? The other people think? Gotta
Speaker 23: stop worrying so much about other people and just enjoy
Speaker 23: suf bro A.
Speaker 2: Lot of slices had that opinion here this week. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, this one is super random.
Speaker 23: Beginning of this episode, Scary you, Well, both of you
Speaker 23: guys were talking, and I forgot exactly what the conversation was,
Speaker 23: but Brody said, or we're trying to say the word integral,
Speaker 23: and I believe he said it incorrectly, and Scary you
Speaker 23: make sure to correct him. And I'm just wondering, since
Speaker 23: Brody is such a stickler for grammar and he makes
Speaker 23: sure to correct you, does it make you feel good
Speaker 23: when you got to correct him, Like, I got you, motherfucker,
Speaker 23: you fucked up.
Speaker 2: Now I just do it if I have it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: people get into they don't say integral the right way
Speaker 2: to say integral or for whatever reason. But yeah, it
Speaker 2: wasn't a lack of knowledge. I just slurred my word,
Speaker 2: but I did say it. Yeah, I get I guess
Speaker 2: I get. I get a little personal joy out of
Speaker 2: correcting him, I suppose. Yeah, I'm not at the speed
Speaker 2: at which I speak. Sometimes I flubb it up the words,
Speaker 2: but it isn't for a lack of knowledge on the
Speaker 2: word so, but yeah, except when it talks to talking
Speaker 2: about guns, then then he's completely lack of knowledge. That's
Speaker 2: not words, that's a lack of knowledge. Yeah.
Speaker 23: Well, another super random ass comment. But a couple of
Speaker 23: weeks ago, I was in I guess in Europe Guy's
Speaker 23: part of Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 23: I don't go over there often, but every couple of
Speaker 23: years from my job, we have to go over there
Speaker 23: for training. And when I do go, I usually go
Speaker 23: to L and B's. And I did not realize until
Speaker 23: this year that Spamoni is some kind of ice cream
Speaker 23: gelato or something like that. Oh yes, is that place
Speaker 23: more famous for the pizza or the ice cream equals.
Speaker 2: Yes, the upside down square of course, with the cheese
Speaker 2: under the sauce and the and and of course they
Speaker 2: which is there. It's basically it's like ice cream, but
Speaker 2: it's okay. So, you know, water based ices are you know,
Speaker 2: have chocolate and lemon and all the stuff that's water
Speaker 2: and sugar and and you know flavoring. This has a
Speaker 2: milk based something to it, but it still has the
Speaker 2: texture of Italian ices. That's what pomonia is.
Speaker 5: And it's chocolate vanilla and actually chocolate crimelata and pistachio
Speaker 5: make up the rainbow the tricolor of spumoni.
Speaker 2: But it's not quite ice cream either. It's certainly not gelato.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna read the the Ai explanation, but what it is,
Speaker 2: go for it. But Demoni is a layered, molded Italian
Speaker 2: dessert made of gelato, whipped cream and various mix ins
Speaker 2: like candied fruit and nuts. While ice cream is separate,
Speaker 2: simpler frozen dessert made from churned custard based it's not accurate.
Speaker 2: Spamoni's gelato bassis turned slower, is denser and contains more milk,
Speaker 2: resulting in a lower fat productive product compared to richer,
Speaker 2: arier American style ice cream. Yeah, but Brody, you also
Speaker 2: would agree that that Spamoni has gives off the taste
Speaker 2: of like an Italian ices and not ice cream. No,
Speaker 2: it depends on the flavor. No, No, I'm talking about
Speaker 2: the texture. The texture. The texture is a little grittier.
Speaker 2: It's gritty like an Italian ice. But it's not milk ice,
Speaker 2: whatever the case, whatever the case. To answer his question,
Speaker 2: the Spamoni there is also very famous. But I go
Speaker 2: there for the pizza, and while I'm there, I will
Speaker 2: get a spamoni, but I don't go there for the spamoni.
Speaker 2: We're going for the pizza.
Speaker 5: But but what makes the place legendary and so popular
Speaker 5: after all these years is the fact that it has
Speaker 5: two signature outrageous things, the pizza and the spamoni, because
Speaker 5: people go there for that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's definitely it's not just a pizza,
Speaker 2: but it's the pizza and this promoting.
Speaker 5: Some people are just pimoni fans and they go there
Speaker 5: for that. But you know, it's rare to find a
Speaker 5: place that's known for two things. This place is fair
Speaker 5: to say.
Speaker 23: All right, apologize with leaving so many talk back to
Speaker 23: spend from upstate, but I know I wanted to comment
Speaker 23: on something last I believe it was the last episode.
Speaker 23: Brody was talking about being tipsy off of Bailey's okay,
Speaker 23: but then he said he mixed it with his milk.
Speaker 23: Who the fuck does that? That is, in Ghani's term,
Speaker 23: is a shit yourself special. It sounds disgusting, but I mean,
Speaker 23: if you like it, I'm sure it doesn't make the
Speaker 23: milk taste better, but why not just drink the Bailly
Speaker 23: straight anyway?
Speaker 1: If you like it?
Speaker 2: I love it. Later it milks it down a little bit.
Speaker 2: It's like chocolate. So if you've ever had a white Russian, right,
Speaker 2: that's kalua and milk and vodka. So I like so yeah,
Speaker 2: it waters it down. But I like the flavor of
Speaker 2: the the Bailey's but not the strength of it. And
Speaker 2: if I want to drink more, I have to cut
Speaker 2: it with milk. Right, you can see how milk where
Speaker 2: it works in with milk. I like kolo and milk.
Speaker 2: I like Bailey's and milk. I like flavored liqueurs with milk.
Speaker 2: It's all right. I wouldn't put. I wouldn't put like
Speaker 2: Golliano and milk. I wouldn't do you know, like like
Speaker 2: whiskey and milk. Okay, but I do you know cream based?
Speaker 9: I'll vomit a broken boys m JSM NJ and behind
Speaker 9: I just finished three.
Speaker 14: Yeah, scary.
Speaker 16: I think it's fifty.
Speaker 9: Percent guy girl guy dang, because you know you're kind
Speaker 9: of sensitive, but your whole broken guys. Yeah, those those
Speaker 9: are like really guy guys.
Speaker 14: It's not the norm with people being that way.
Speaker 18: Gandhi.
Speaker 9: She could be very feminine, but she gets a warm whateveryone.
Speaker 9: So I definitely. I don't think, oh that's gandhi. Yeah,
Speaker 9: she shouldn't have taken offense. Actually I find that as
Speaker 9: a compliment push you kind of. I don't know, it's
Speaker 9: just what let's throw out and she's a menace. All right, guys, Uh,
Speaker 9: I have a good week. Also, well, I would have
Speaker 9: went to just to bring the call in the concert.
Speaker 9: All right, So you're a guy your own cares really seriously,
Speaker 9: you should have went so w all right.
Speaker 2: Take care of but you should have gone so boys.
Speaker 23: This is in reference to the last lifetime who knows
Speaker 23: what number the lady from Orlando who said she hears
Speaker 23: a lot of boys in her high school saying stuff
Speaker 23: my dick all the time, and most of them are
Speaker 23: not gay.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 23: That is one of the ultimate levels of disrespect. And
Speaker 23: tell somebody that because you really want to like stab
Speaker 23: and you really want to get under the skin, and
Speaker 23: most places you get punched in the face of that.
Speaker 23: I'm assuming those that are saying it Cavalierly has never
Speaker 23: gotten punched.
Speaker 2: But there you go. Okay, he broke up.
Speaker 1: It's brought in a scary scary Jones.
Speaker 41: How how traumatic do you think this kid on the
Speaker 41: lish is it's not okay, we're not giving him crack.
Speaker 2: This kid is just as you know.
Speaker 41: I know you don't know this, but we don't actually
Speaker 41: have memories until it's five, maybe six years old. Yes,
Speaker 41: you may have a distant memory of your tools.
Speaker 18: Or but.
Speaker 2: What four youn remember when you're four?
Speaker 41: Actual long term memories don't start until you're five. Now again,
Speaker 41: I don't know if you.
Speaker 2: Heard, because you only heard.
Speaker 4: Is the kid calligy or not?
Speaker 2: Right? Does the kid has diarrhea or not?
Speaker 41: But have you ever heard of the terrible twos? When
Speaker 41: some kids just go crazy and the parent has no
Speaker 41: like time for that. Then you put him on a
Speaker 41: leash because the kid is crazy and it's running around rampant.
Speaker 41: The kid on the lish is more for the parents
Speaker 41: safe mind that this kid is not gonna run around
Speaker 41: and destroy something. And when she needs him to pull back,
Speaker 41: then he'll pull back because this kid is crazy.
Speaker 2: And that doesn't mean that the kid is actually crazy.
Speaker 41: It just means that he's acting crazy and the parent
Speaker 41: is doing it for you know, safe keeping. Okay, scary Jones,
Speaker 41: are we okay breathe scary breathe he broken bozzy over
Speaker 41: this and it is always brought and scary on there.
Speaker 41: Eric Nago controversy. I'm sorry to tell this to your friend.
Speaker 41: It's already happened. It's already happening. This already happened because
Speaker 41: the computer already knew and said, oh, man with mamboos,
Speaker 41: I'm going to get him a shirt. It's not him.
Speaker 41: He has to go get measured on actual tailor and
Speaker 41: then and yes, this is AI at his finest. It's
Speaker 41: being introduced in all stores and people of a certain
Speaker 41: bodies hype with certain missioners are given a certain amount
Speaker 41: of clothing, and that's what they get.
Speaker 2: Just go and pick your want yourself and do like
Speaker 2: question was would you do shirt?
Speaker 41: Go say this fits, I'm buying this ship.
Speaker 2: The question was would you do it? Not the history
Speaker 2: of it? Just play along? Would you strip down and
Speaker 2: do a digital scanning? That's it, not looking for the
Speaker 2: outlook in the future, because then I won't buy clothing.
Speaker 2: Curious one. And by the way, the hippocampus forms in
Speaker 2: your brain about three and a half. Three and a
Speaker 2: half is when you can expect to have long term
Speaker 2: memories of certain things. What are we laughing at? That
Speaker 2: was rand them. I'll take it.
Speaker 42: Hey, guys, we're from Connecticut, but it will be Marion now.
Speaker 42: So my son, he was born in ninety six. When
Speaker 42: he was about two years old, I was pregnant with
Speaker 42: my third son, and he used to just bolt. He
Speaker 42: would just run so fast. And I was eight months
Speaker 42: pregnant with my third son, just running after this kid
Speaker 42: holding my stomach. We lived on two hundred of the Broadway.
Speaker 42: He should have had one of those leash type of things.
Speaker 42: I wouldn't call it the leash of safety purposes because
Speaker 42: over there there was a lot of traffic, a lot
Speaker 42: going on, and.
Speaker 8: Just ran a lot. He was just a runner.
Speaker 42: So I get parents keeping their kids safe, especially in
Speaker 42: busy areas, because they may just be like, oh.
Speaker 40: Look the street and run out.
Speaker 4: Oh a car, you know.
Speaker 42: So I apployed parents who know their kids well and
Speaker 42: keep them safe.
Speaker 2: No objections. But what if your eight months pregnant and
Speaker 2: your kid is pulling in, pulls you over like a
Speaker 2: dog when the dog's bigger than you, when it pulls
Speaker 2: you down the street. All right, this is the last one.
Speaker 2: We've made it to the end. Brody, congratuate relations to
Speaker 2: both of us.
Speaker 43: Sorry, welcome back you guys, but I just want to
Speaker 43: say it wouldn't scary talk about on vacation. I say
Speaker 43: scary not to come home early. You are married, kids,
Speaker 43: pet Steven. I think for you guys take care of
Speaker 43: She doesn't even live in your apartments, so she's alone
Speaker 43: anyway most nights, so I don't really see.
Speaker 2: But I did come home early. That was several episodes ago.
Speaker 2: Absolutely I did well. I just wanted to do the
Speaker 2: right thing. So thank you. Thank you.
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Speaker 5: and all the slices. We appreciate your feedback as always
Speaker 5: overtime today, thank you. We'll see you later this week
Speaker 5: on the Brooklyn Boys podcast.
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