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Speaker 4: Yeah, that what he said. Hey, one of the homework
Speaker 4: assignments that I gave the slices last episode. A couple
Speaker 4: episodes ago, when I talked about the unusual names at
Speaker 4: graduation ceremony I was at, and one of the kids'
Speaker 4: names was earth Yep.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming siblings Win and fire Yep.
Speaker 4: A major slice a A a fairly regular contributor to
Speaker 4: Slice Time. But I won't. I can't mention names, uh said,
Speaker 4: I can anonymously mention this name of someone they came
Speaker 4: across in their in their life, an actual name, but
Speaker 4: they didn't want me to mention their name, so I
Speaker 4: will not mention their name, but the so the person,
Speaker 4: the name of the person that they came across in
Speaker 4: their life in the last few years. Their last name
Speaker 4: was SOB s A A B like the car, like
Speaker 4: the car, to which my friend, who was talking about
Speaker 4: buying a SOB I once said, please sell enough what
Speaker 4: you sob stories? Uh? A classic joke back in the day.
Speaker 4: This person's first name, scary Yeah, was C A R
Speaker 4: L E A T h E R car leather car,
Speaker 4: leather car. Leather Sob. Oh, come on, this is the
Speaker 4: name and from a reliable slice call Leather. So here's
Speaker 4: what I'm gonna do. I didn't do this before, So
Speaker 4: this is this is as as we're we're on this,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm going to look up this person's name and
Speaker 4: see if they exist on the internet.
Speaker 2: Let's see.
Speaker 3: Google is asking me if I mean something else. Nope,
Speaker 3: and I do not pretty sure about what you mean.
Speaker 3: You mean, you say, you say what you mean?
Speaker 4: Say what I mean? Yeah, Nope, I do not mean
Speaker 4: anything else. I do not mean that. They're not going
Speaker 4: to rephrase my request. I'm gonna put it in quotes
Speaker 4: now because then I have to see if anything comes
Speaker 4: up in quotes.
Speaker 3: Should we get to call Leather sob? Should we get
Speaker 3: to the talkbacks in the meantime? This isn't the prokle buys,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying nope. So anyway, thank you for your
Speaker 4: feedback on unusual names of people you met. There is
Speaker 4: nothing on the internet if that's this correct spelling of
Speaker 4: that person's.
Speaker 2: Name, but very cute. I like it.
Speaker 4: Congratulations mister missus Sob, you've given birth to uh you see,
Speaker 4: was it a male or a female, okay, a woman.
Speaker 4: Oh congratulations, you've given birth to a little girl. What
Speaker 4: are you gonna name her?
Speaker 2: Car Leather?
Speaker 7: Right, hey, Brooklyn boys, m J, FO MENJ And I'm
Speaker 7: trying to keep up here, three thirty seven failing those names. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's crazy, Ashley, Amanda, those you know, those are like reams.
Speaker 7: You have to say ten years or something. I don't
Speaker 7: agree with that. Maybe my name Mary, I could see that.
Speaker 7: That's old anyway. The wedding, Yeah, give half a gift.
Speaker 7: It's a Wednesday, you know what. I know you could
Speaker 7: do it all right. I would go online and look
Speaker 7: at the venue, right, and then see how much they
Speaker 7: charge for like you know, or just inquire, like pretend
Speaker 7: you're getting married or something, or you know, just see
Speaker 7: how much the rate is on a Wednesday, how much
Speaker 7: per played it is, things like that. But he's a
Speaker 7: good Give him the money. You've got it, your bougie
Speaker 7: bast Get it out of your merse. Okay, have fun
Speaker 7: guys this week.
Speaker 2: Thank you all right? And Jafer J. Didn't know her
Speaker 2: name was Mary, but it is.
Speaker 4: Get your money out of your mercy, your boogie bastard.
Speaker 8: I like that.
Speaker 3: She's Yeah, I liked her. She had some great talk
Speaker 3: packs this week. Thank you and Mary Brooklyn boy.
Speaker 9: Has been from upstate. I'm not sure if the Slice
Speaker 9: Time will make it to next week because I'm recording
Speaker 9: this the same day the latest episode of Slice Time dropped. Anyway, Scary,
Speaker 9: you must love being in the doghouse. I don't know
Speaker 9: how sensitive Robin is or whatever, but I know how
Speaker 9: females are. No offensive females out there. But he says,
Speaker 9: somebody made a comment on the whole eyes dilating nonsense,
Speaker 9: and Scary says I should have used it.
Speaker 2: My excuse, You're not the only one.
Speaker 9: My eyes don't dilate for idiots.
Speaker 3: Oh man, thank you there.
Speaker 4: Oh there's lots of women in My eyes don't dilate
Speaker 4: forward presently.
Speaker 2: You see.
Speaker 3: I tried to weave my way out of that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you didn't weave very well.
Speaker 10: Anthony and David David and Anthony, Anthony Danny from Connecticut
Speaker 10: here DAC places are not polluting their time with too
Speaker 10: much work chat while listening to the BBP because they
Speaker 10: do need a mental recharge. They are all probably hard
Speaker 10: at work and at points in their careers where they're
Speaker 10: having to work hard to further themselves, probably at the
Speaker 10: sacrifice of their social life. So in moments like this,
Speaker 10: I hope they can appreciate and understand that they do
Speaker 10: need a bit of a pause.
Speaker 3: Okay, and women did did Donnie just he's not Danny?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Wait, hold on part two.
Speaker 10: And I just wanted to say that Brodie David has
Speaker 10: a wonderful paternal energy about him. You're Brooklyn's golden boy,
Speaker 10: and you know it. You weren't too scary, Anthony, but
Speaker 10: without the paternal energy.
Speaker 2: All right, well I'll take it. Thank you, Danny.
Speaker 4: If we all learned if scary head paternal energy, he
Speaker 4: would be old and decrepit looking the.
Speaker 3: Slice formerly known as Donnie.
Speaker 11: Brosie.
Speaker 12: It's Liam.
Speaker 13: I'm sorry. I was the unnerd AAC units in market district.
Speaker 13: I'm sorry if I'm that, But other than that, you
Speaker 13: gots so blessed that Okay.
Speaker 2: Oh thanks Liam.
Speaker 4: That was Liam who left talkbacks two weeks in a row.
Speaker 4: Now that was that was much clear, Liam. Thank you.
Speaker 14: Hi Maria from Union City.
Speaker 15: Again, I just want to ask Cowan Valdez when you
Speaker 15: leave your talkbacks, are you walking in the park, because
Speaker 15: I follow you on TikTok, and I just picture you
Speaker 15: walking in the park by the Big Lake while leaving
Speaker 15: a talkback, because that's how I see your tiktoks. And
Speaker 15: also I guess we must be neighbor because I know
Speaker 15: that park.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, Jersey Girl all right, missed connections right here
Speaker 3: on its lifetime.
Speaker 16: Hey Brooklyn boys, it's Owen from Philly again, Brody, I'm
Speaker 16: reading your read to me. Uh, if that's a Seinfeld reference,
Speaker 16: I had no idea, but it should be if it's not. Anyway,
Speaker 16: Lauper and whopper, Yes it is her name, and yes
Speaker 16: it should be pronounced correctly. However, one accent I can
Speaker 16: think of is the Boston accent.
Speaker 5: They would say lapa and woppa, so it would rhyme
Speaker 5: for that.
Speaker 4: But well, okay, if people in South Boston destroy the
Speaker 4: English language, that doesn't make the words a rhyme. It
Speaker 4: just means they don't speak well. No offense Boston. And
Speaker 4: by the way, considering how scary shit on Philadelphia last episode,
Speaker 4: I'm surprised that he didn't comment on that.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm I'm sure this was left before we did
Speaker 3: the episode of Broken. I'm sure I'm sure he's going
Speaker 3: to be uh circling back Philly brotherly love coming in
Speaker 3: hard for scary.
Speaker 17: Oh and while I'm at it, I did date someone
Speaker 17: from Pittsburgh and he said Wopper, not the U, but er,
Speaker 17: so he would also feel that those two rhyme or
Speaker 17: if he even gave two fucks. But yeah, Pittsburgh has
Speaker 17: that kind of awe with a lot more words than
Speaker 17: just what Philly has, like maybe half of the words.
Speaker 4: All right, okay, sorry, Pittsburgh doesn't speak well either. That's
Speaker 4: what we're learning today. Okay, okay, continue change the fact
Speaker 4: that Lauper and Wopper don't sound the same.
Speaker 18: How many times does she have to say that she
Speaker 18: follows the rules of Starbucks After the seventh time, I
Speaker 18: think that was sufficient.
Speaker 2: What where'd that come from? I don't know that came
Speaker 2: out of nowhere.
Speaker 4: Who is she talking about?
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 4: Did she leave me talk back for a different podcast?
Speaker 4: And maybe did we play something about the rules of Starbucks?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: Maybe yeah, I bet you that was for somebody else.
Speaker 3: Wow, a wrong number, our very first wrong number on
Speaker 3: slice It.
Speaker 4: Did we play an Instagram reel or something from like
Speaker 4: seven eight episodes?
Speaker 2: No, you gotta you gotta give some context here.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, you gotta say, hey, remember you
Speaker 4: were talking about blah blah blah. This is my thought.
Speaker 19: Hey, b boys, as William in a line of Brodie,
Speaker 19: your fluid on the knee made me think of when
Speaker 19: I had discovered I had gouted many years back. My
Speaker 19: knee had swrolen over by the side of a grapefruit.
Speaker 19: Went to the doctor. They told me it was galop
Speaker 19: so they could drain it. Told him, please, it's really painful,
Speaker 19: drain it. They stuck a needle under my knee, coup
Speaker 19: pulled out about fifty see seeds of whatlu I mountained you,
Speaker 19: and then went back and pulled out all about three
Speaker 19: quarters of another fifty ccs of the same type of fluid,
Speaker 19: but like you immediately better.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I don't talk in CC's, I talk announces, but
Speaker 4: medically probably CC's. By the way, scary. Do you remember
Speaker 4: the band in the seventies had a couple of big
Speaker 4: hits called ten ccs? Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Do
Speaker 4: you know where the band name came from?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 3: I know, I have no idea. I don't know what
Speaker 3: a CC. It was a low case ccs, right, CC
Speaker 3: I medical.
Speaker 4: It's a medical term for it's. It's how you measure
Speaker 4: fluid in medicine, Like, give me ten ccs of this liquid, nurse,
Speaker 4: and me a syringe with it's. It's CC's. You can
Speaker 4: google what CC stands for. But my point is the
Speaker 4: band ten CC's name themselves after the amount of fluid
Speaker 4: that comes out when a man finishes.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 4: No, the average amount is about ten cs.
Speaker 5: Is that right?
Speaker 4: Yes, that's where the band name came from.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're just moving right along. I'm not moving right
Speaker 3: Oh thanks, Muppet movie.
Speaker 20: Even guys, maybe funny enough.
Speaker 21: I've been going with the Krispy Pizza since it was
Speaker 21: a baby in a car Siet.
Speaker 20: My mother used to taking air as the kid.
Speaker 21: And then when I got married, I used to live
Speaker 21: up the block from Crisby on fourteenth Avenue in seventy
Speaker 21: second and uh, that's always been my neighborhood. But now
Speaker 21: I live in Freehold, half a mile away from a
Speaker 21: Crispy here.
Speaker 20: But I do have to say that the original in Brooklyn.
Speaker 21: Is still the best out of all dog for whatever reason,
Speaker 21: it's the most consistent, and the pizza.
Speaker 2: Is the best at christ ridgeal owner is.
Speaker 21: There definitely Chrispies. I'm also a Da Vinci's guy. Da
Speaker 21: Vinci's got the best ways in Brooklyn and when Gino's
Speaker 21: on thirteenth.
Speaker 2: All right, we're getting very local here, Vinnie. I love you, Bro.
Speaker 21: And one more thing, the weather left to talk back
Speaker 21: about having a third person on the podcast. One of
Speaker 21: the slices none more obvious than a fellow Brooklyn boy
Speaker 21: from the same neighborhood.
Speaker 20: Bro, just putting it out there. Wow, I'd love to
Speaker 20: do it.
Speaker 2: He's campaigning Vinni from Brooklyn.
Speaker 4: First of all, Ben, if you want to be on
Speaker 4: the podcast, you gotta figure out why you're so low
Speaker 4: on the talkbacks this week. Also, you got to bring
Speaker 4: something to the table different than talking about the pizza place.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta. You gotta talk to a national audience, Vinnie.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've While this is all great nostalgia, most
Speaker 3: people are like, what is this?
Speaker 2: What is he talking about?
Speaker 4: But anyway, Krispy Pizza is a chain that started out
Speaker 4: in our neighborhood.
Speaker 2: We have to explain all this stuff now, Da Vinci, We'll.
Speaker 4: Have to tell you Crispy Pizza is not a good
Speaker 4: name for an Italian pizza place. In Bensonhurt.
Speaker 2: It was, especially when it was Krispy with a K.
Speaker 2: It wasn't even a C. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But my point is, like Krispy Pizza sounds like a
Speaker 4: bad chain of pizza places in the Midwest. Like it
Speaker 4: doesn't sound like Tony's Pizza. We've talked about that.
Speaker 3: But people people like sometimes people like the Crispy Bottom,
Speaker 3: like me, I love a Krispy Bottom.
Speaker 4: About the But to me, Crispy Pizza not that it
Speaker 4: isn't Crispy Pizza. It's that the name Crispy Pizza sounds
Speaker 4: like an American place that sells pizza in a mole.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean whereas Borrows is owned by the very
Speaker 4: Italian Tobarro family from Howard Beach, home of some very
Speaker 4: connected people. But to Borros is not your typical Italian pizza.
Speaker 4: It is food court pizza.
Speaker 20: Yeah, all right, many from Brooklyn. Again, what else the
Speaker 20: pharas fan?
Speaker 21: But I gotta say, even before Dominic passed the older
Speaker 21: he got the worst that got all right. Maybe it
Speaker 21: was because he moved so slowly, but it became almost
Speaker 21: a novelty thing for like five dollars of slice, and
Speaker 21: it poured so much oil on it and everything, and
Speaker 21: but back in the day it was one of the
Speaker 21: best pizzas around for sure.
Speaker 3: Listen, we do have some strong contenders. And to Vini's
Speaker 3: credit on that one, Dfharai is a national is nationally
Speaker 3: known and you know people, it's all over TikTok and
Speaker 3: if you follow pizza then you know what that is.
Speaker 3: It's one of the holy grails of pizza. It's part
Speaker 3: of the holy Grail of pizza. But anyway, yeah, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: of course the quality waned over the years. We know
Speaker 3: the current owners, which is his daughter. I'm getting here.
Speaker 3: Here we go, going local again, Brody hyper.
Speaker 4: If I could just just for a moment, I want
Speaker 4: to give a shout out to a Slice Kelsey guth Mueller.
Speaker 4: I hope I'm pronouncing that properly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh.
Speaker 4: They messaged me a couple of weeks ago and said, hey,
Speaker 4: we're going to be staying in Bushwick, Brooklyn, which is
Speaker 4: not that far from where we grew up, but not
Speaker 4: that close. Robert is need some recommend what roberta is Okay,
Speaker 4: need some recommendations pizza places? So Ice is what I is.
Speaker 4: What I wrote, speaking of local Brooklyn. If you are
Speaker 4: in the Bushwick section, then you have to go to
Speaker 4: Alberta's Google it, I said, and if you have a car,
Speaker 4: you have to go to Llenb's Spermoni Gardens get the
Speaker 4: Sicilian slice. Blah blah blah, and then I gave us
Speaker 4: some places in Manhattan. Anyway. The feedback was, uh, they
Speaker 4: went to Spermoni Gardens based on my recommendation. In the
Speaker 4: fact we talk about the most.
Speaker 2: Please tell me they got the square and not the round.
Speaker 4: They got the square. The round is fantastic too, by
Speaker 4: the way, they said, the Sicilian sliced a ten out
Speaker 4: of ten. They went back for round two. Two hours
Speaker 4: later they went all the way to where we live
Speaker 4: for the pizza, went back to Bushwick, which is about
Speaker 4: again forty minute drive, and then liked it so much.
Speaker 4: Two hours later, turned the car one and went back
Speaker 4: for more. Llenb Has that effect on people a recommendation.
Speaker 4: They're from Minnesota, she and her husband. So the Minnesotans
Speaker 4: liked their pizza.
Speaker 2: Ye, all right, let's get out of the mud here. People.
Speaker 3: Most people like, what are these people talking about?
Speaker 4: These two just so talking pizza. This is a matter
Speaker 4: where you from I gave a recommendation.
Speaker 12: They liked it all right, Ayce Crodi. It is the
Speaker 12: regional New York again, and I heard my talk back
Speaker 12: and you asserted that it's on the roof. It is
Speaker 12: if I was a rich man.
Speaker 4: No, I said were.
Speaker 22: I thought it was.
Speaker 11: If I were a rich man, And I will tell you.
Speaker 12: I double checked, and I am right.
Speaker 23: You are wrong, bucket.
Speaker 12: If I were a rich.
Speaker 11: Man, I correct police, get it right, get it right,
Speaker 11: get it right.
Speaker 2: Wow, they're on your brody, get them off you.
Speaker 4: Okay, except I corrected myself like thirty seconds later. You
Speaker 4: must have left to talk back before you heard that, probably,
Speaker 4: But I love that. I love that your name is
Speaker 4: Rachel and that you're from Brooklyn and that you're integral.
Speaker 12: The Brooklyn boys. It's Rachel from New York and just
Speaker 12: following us on the were or was conversation?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 12: Heiri. What you said in three thirty five was quote.
Speaker 18: The only difference is if it wasn't for me, Robin
Speaker 18: would get all the stuff because I know Elvis.
Speaker 12: So it turns out you were incorrect in that instance.
Speaker 12: It should have been if if you were.
Speaker 7: Okay, yay, Grammar, yay, grammar.
Speaker 3: Whoa hoo, Oh my god, oh my god, I can
Speaker 3: Rachel Mo. It gets me so hard thinking about grammar
Speaker 3: all day. Yeah, Siri and Brodie.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, why did you go to commercial?
Speaker 4: Maybe Rachel was about to give an update that she
Speaker 4: heard that I corrected myself before that was the end
Speaker 4: of Rachel unless she Rachel, unless she left to talk
Speaker 4: back seven hours later, when we got this later, when
Speaker 4: we got the next one.
Speaker 24: All right, Shay, by the way, see now I was
Speaker 24: I was trying to beat take time and figure out
Speaker 24: to pare something at least nice and sympathetic to you
Speaker 24: nick fans, and then scary.
Speaker 5: You had to go and step in it. You you
Speaker 5: had to.
Speaker 24: You had to go and just go dance on the
Speaker 24: minefield of stupidity and.
Speaker 5: Come out with that that.
Speaker 24: New York bullshit and fire it is, my friend, Let's
Speaker 24: make something unequivocally there, Yeah, undeniable. There's nothing I repeat nothing,
Speaker 24: as Philadelphians I hung up on or envious about in New.
Speaker 5: York zero zero zero counted zeir Row.
Speaker 4: That's a lie.
Speaker 5: Envious of what? Pray tell what what? What? What do
Speaker 5: we wish we had?
Speaker 3: Clearly he's referencing the comment that I made, and I
Speaker 3: will double down on it that, Yeah, well, Philly lives
Speaker 3: in the shadows of New York, so it is Boston.
Speaker 3: So sometimes they're the jealous. They feel like the jealous cousin.
Speaker 3: So that's why sometimes there's some angst there. And but
Speaker 3: hold on, he continues, Oh god, he looks like he
Speaker 3: has five more of these.
Speaker 24: Envious of what paying like seven thousand dollars for an
Speaker 24: apartment that could be compared to a Thomas English muffin.
Speaker 24: It's a fucking nook or a cranny Inbvious of what
Speaker 24: of subways that flood and it's like fucking Titanics down
Speaker 24: this bitch, and you're trying to fucking get out, like jacket, get.
Speaker 5: To the surface.
Speaker 24: Envious of what fucking rats that look like Clivesdale's fucking
Speaker 24: galloping around his bitch, leaping out your restaurants, congestion.
Speaker 5: Tolls, get my dick hard. I want that. I need
Speaker 5: that in my life.
Speaker 24: Oh yes, us Philadelphias, we want all that shit. Yes,
Speaker 24: give me that. Oh a top cheese? Oh who yeah, Okay, y'all,
Speaker 24: don't even get me started about that.
Speaker 5: Stop compared to the cheese. But it you know what
Speaker 5: you know, and.
Speaker 24: Here's the ship about it. You're talking all this shit,
Speaker 24: But Brody, where do you live?
Speaker 5: Scary? Where do you live? Where do I live? We
Speaker 5: live in Jersey? Right, you do the same thing.
Speaker 24: You go and handle your business and do all your
Speaker 24: fun food fool shit in New York.
Speaker 5: But then you go take your ass right back over
Speaker 5: to Jersey.
Speaker 24: All the this that it pisses me off because y'all
Speaker 24: New York is getting y'all ship. Oh, Philadelphia is the
Speaker 24: sixth boro. No, Hudson County is the sixth borough. Okay,
Speaker 24: Jersey City, Union City, Hoboken, all that shit is the
Speaker 24: sixth bro Philadelphia.
Speaker 5: We have no.
Speaker 24: Association with you except during sports time.
Speaker 5: Football by the.
Speaker 2: Way, by the way, by the way.
Speaker 3: Uh, your Jersey, Shay shay, by the way, by the
Speaker 3: bay whatever. You're not listen. Your Jersey is not our Jersey.
Speaker 3: That's for shit. Sure you're down in. South Jersey and
Speaker 3: South Jersey are two different states, two different states.
Speaker 4: North Jersey is a suburb of New York. South Jersey
Speaker 4: is a suburb of Philadelphia, and New Jersey is the
Speaker 4: only state in America that doesn't have its own television
Speaker 4: networks Because they use Philadelphia, New York for the television.
Speaker 2: This is correct.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's continue with Chay by the Ways podcast.
Speaker 24: RP football, baseball, basketball. That's it, y'all. Nick Shall got height.
Speaker 24: What happened y'all shipped to bed, Oh you're here, thing
Speaker 24: that we beat Philly. Oh well, allow me to be
Speaker 24: the fucking red skull of one clap and give me
Speaker 24: the golf clap. Congraduation was in that soulstone. What do
Speaker 24: it cost you? Sat Kwan Barkley and we got a
Speaker 24: Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: That's it. You're not relevant.
Speaker 24: We come to New York for the same reason every
Speaker 24: other person does. Opportunity and entertainment. That's why we stick
Speaker 24: our fing up the.
Speaker 2: Big Oh my god.
Speaker 4: The comment at the end, Okay, so you have to
Speaker 4: come to New York for opportunity and entertainment.
Speaker 3: Therefore it's a better place. Yeah, because you don't have that,
Speaker 3: because you don't have that in Philly.
Speaker 4: You just said there's no opportunity in Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: I didn't say that, you did. Yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: It's a great city. Even though Scary hates it.
Speaker 3: I don't hate it. I love Philly. I just but
Speaker 3: he just said it. He comes to New York for
Speaker 3: opportunity and entertainment, which is which all I'm all I
Speaker 3: can decipher from that is because it doesn't exist in Philly.
Speaker 4: If your city or where you're from is only known
Speaker 4: for one food, then then it doesn't compare to a
Speaker 4: place that's known for a thousand foods or have the.
Speaker 3: Best Michelin star chefs when I could probably name only
Speaker 3: one on one hand, I can name the star chefs.
Speaker 4: We don't get any credit for New York. I'm just
Speaker 4: saying that, Uh, there's plenty for Philadelphians to admire about
Speaker 4: New York, and there's things about Philadelphia that New Yorkers love.
Speaker 4: I love Philadelphia and I love Boston. It's scary, hates
Speaker 4: every place that.
Speaker 2: Is not true. Do not go there, do not go there.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to I'm not trying to take it
Speaker 3: dump on these I'm not trying to take it dump
Speaker 3: on these places.
Speaker 4: When you say don't go there, do you mean Philadelphia?
Speaker 4: That's not nice.
Speaker 2: I'm not taking a dump on these places.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to point out what we already know.
Speaker 2: These are.
Speaker 3: These are facts that it's a bigger place, there's more
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 2: Here, and you.
Speaker 3: Know people sometimes, you know, they look to it places.
Speaker 4: There are places where slices live, where there's one traffic
Speaker 4: light and one dairy queen and one burger king for
Speaker 4: miles and miles and miles, and those places have their
Speaker 4: own charm and beauty, and the people that live there
Speaker 4: love it.
Speaker 2: Yes, it doesn't.
Speaker 4: It may not be for us, but they're great places
Speaker 4: for those people. Every place is great if you love
Speaker 4: that place.
Speaker 24: All right, by the way, again a lot, I got
Speaker 24: one more.
Speaker 5: Goddamn it. Jimmy, it's fucking Jimmy.
Speaker 24: It's Jimmy, Jimmy Rainbow, Jimmy's sprinkles, Jimmy's chilly.
Speaker 5: Motherfuckers say Jimmy. Jimmy's. See that's another thing we don't
Speaker 5: envy New York about. No, oh, Invian New yorkles very
Speaker 5: good to say, sprinkles. No, Jimmy's God damn it, Jimmy's
Speaker 5: go you go at the label.
Speaker 4: Go look at the label. It says sprinkles on it.
Speaker 2: You when your rear the pieces, reces pieces.
Speaker 4: You and your Reces pieces. Here's the thing, you know, Jimmy,
Speaker 4: things onto ice cream, you sprinkle them onto ice cream. Therefore,
Speaker 4: they're sprinkles, but you might jimmy a door open, right like,
Speaker 4: because you're all dishonest people.
Speaker 25: That's all Marko scary talking about. Uh, I like off
Speaker 25: for getting like asking for more money. When I moved
Speaker 25: jobs and I was like twenty five or twenty six,
Speaker 25: I was only making like sixty grand, and I went
Speaker 25: to the startup and I was like, nah, they were
Speaker 25: doing print circuit boards and I said I was in
Speaker 25: sixty and I was like, can I get like, uh, yeah,
Speaker 25: I only smooth for eighty and they just they offered
Speaker 25: it straight up.
Speaker 5: So I was pretty.
Speaker 25: Happy about that because I did not expect them to
Speaker 25: accept it, but that was pretty sweet.
Speaker 20: Twenty grand extra, that is.
Speaker 25: Awesome and just like within and I moved the job
Speaker 25: within two weeks. So yeah, you never know until you ask.
Speaker 25: It's always a no until you ask.
Speaker 5: That's what I've learned.
Speaker 2: You've got to try, You've got to thank you ar
Speaker 2: in Canal.
Speaker 20: Believing it's been any scary. I'm with you. I believe
Speaker 20: in ghosts. But as a.
Speaker 21: Contract though, those bathrooms and stuff like that, the shelf
Speaker 21: is supposed to be pitched towards the shower, so it's
Speaker 21: probably that you know, sliding off.
Speaker 20: But I do believe in ghosts, so I'm with.
Speaker 26: It, brod h A personal experience that made me actually
Speaker 26: stop believing was Mike Great Anne died when she was
Speaker 26: in her seventies about twenty years ago, and we were
Speaker 26: at my cousin's house, who's her granddaughter, and we were
Speaker 26: all staying there, a bunch of friends and whatnot, and
Speaker 26: in her old bedroom, my friend that was staying in
Speaker 26: that bedroom, and I could hear it from the other
Speaker 26: room the alarm clock on, like white noise just gradually
Speaker 26: increased until it was like deafening and woke us all
Speaker 26: up and then slowly came back down. But when the
Speaker 26: girl that was sleeping in that room woke up in
Speaker 26: the corner, she saw like a silhouette and a blinding
Speaker 26: white light. She was so freaked out when we ran
Speaker 26: in there, hysterical crying and like just screaming, and that
Speaker 26: she wouldn't stay in that room anymore. I believe that
Speaker 26: that was my cousin's best friend. She was at the
Speaker 26: house all the time, she knew her grandmother. It was
Speaker 26: wild mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: See we have another believer, Brody. Brodie's like leaning back
Speaker 3: in his chair, not knowing what to make of this.
Speaker 4: The cousin's best friend saw the great the grandmother, but
Speaker 4: the grandmother didn't bother to visit the granddaughter. That's what
Speaker 4: we're hearing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm okay with it. I believe it.
Speaker 4: The granddaughter doesn't get to see her grandmother, but some stranger.
Speaker 4: Oh sheez, the grandmother.
Speaker 3: You never know, A right could be all right, listen,
Speaker 3: I trust didn't scare her granddaughter, so she said.
Speaker 4: So she wanted to scare the front. Maybe she didn't
Speaker 4: like the friend. Maybe she wanted to find the hell
Speaker 4: out of the house.
Speaker 27: Hey, Brooklyn boys, this is Maria Fremunion City. I'm leaving
Speaker 27: a talk back in regards to the Chinese food. Thank
Speaker 27: you for letting me know about precious because I had
Speaker 27: no idea they had clothes because we went back to
Speaker 27: Young two, which is what Scary ended up talking about.
Speaker 27: But now we're looking for a new one because Young
Speaker 27: two kind of fell off as well.
Speaker 15: The last time we ordered it was just not good.
Speaker 5: No, all right, thank you?
Speaker 2: All right, more local talk with the Brooklyn boys on
Speaker 2: Slice time.
Speaker 12: You know what. That's quite a night, hey guys, for
Speaker 12: from Connecticut. Scary, I totally believe what you're saying.
Speaker 11: I've had many encounters, but my favorite encounter was after
Speaker 11: my dad passed.
Speaker 12: I moved to.
Speaker 11: This place in the Bronx on Pelham park Way, and
Speaker 11: there was this shadow of just a person walking through
Speaker 11: each room and it felt like to me as if
Speaker 11: he was just checking the place out with me.
Speaker 12: Ye it, it just meant a lot. So I believe.
Speaker 20: Yep, brody and scary and never scary.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to mean to go yeah, but yes, I
Speaker 2: agree with you. Thank you so much. That was touching, brody.
Speaker 23: And scary and never scary and brody it's more from CT.
Speaker 20: I'm with you, Brody.
Speaker 23: I need that red covering all over that roast pork,
Speaker 23: none of that fresh shit. Yes, you know I'm with
Speaker 23: you on that one hundred percent no vegetables.
Speaker 2: I'm scaryot, you know.
Speaker 23: I I believe you know you have a lot of
Speaker 23: good restaurant places in mind, But I don't know if
Speaker 23: I would really trust with you know, the Chinese recommendations
Speaker 23: from you to be honest but fair enough. I'm not sure,
Speaker 23: you know, because like I would trust absolutely Italian or
Speaker 23: anything else, but Chinese.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 20: I think you'll beat like too bougie for me.
Speaker 23: I need that Chinese restaurant where like you walk in
Speaker 23: and you know, you got the lady with the with
Speaker 23: the attitudes like what do you want?
Speaker 20: What do you want?
Speaker 23: You got the little boy in the corner, you know,
Speaker 23: doing homework. You got the menu pictures that are fading out.
Speaker 23: That's the type of Chinese place. I need none of
Speaker 23: that fancy bougie shit and everything always takes ten minutes
Speaker 23: no matter what.
Speaker 4: Ye Hey, can I just say the menu of the
Speaker 4: pictures of food. In my favorite takeout Chinese restaurant, the
Speaker 4: Hona and beef sign used to say h u m
Speaker 4: a n instead of hunan. It's a human beef. And
Speaker 4: they took a magic walker and they made it an end.
Speaker 4: But you can still see that it's used to say
Speaker 4: human beef, human beef. Also, I want to give an update.
Speaker 4: I just searched for Precious Chinese again and there's a
Speaker 4: grand opening sign in the picture and it's now precious
Speaker 4: Japanese and Chinese.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at the menu and it's half Chinese, but
Speaker 4: and it's half Japanese. But here's the thing, they're selling
Speaker 4: half as much Chinese food as they used to. So
Speaker 4: all the things I used to like there are on
Speaker 4: the menu anymore.
Speaker 3: They probably paired it down, paired it down and only
Speaker 3: go with the classics, all the big Chinese and Japanese.
Speaker 4: But they didn't call it precious Chinese and add the
Speaker 4: end Japanese. They changed it to Precious Japanese. So Precious
Speaker 4: Chinese did close. But now there's a place they're located
Speaker 4: with the same logo, Precious Japanese and Chinese. Son.
Speaker 21: Yeah, the Siamese Twins day, I think I think it
Speaker 21: should be one sea.
Speaker 20: I had how many seats?
Speaker 21: So if you have one hundred seats in the theater,
Speaker 21: you should be payting making one hundred seats worth of money.
Speaker 20: That is right. Keep them mad at that they got
Speaker 20: two heads.
Speaker 2: They don't get the double dits.
Speaker 21: If you've got a baby that sits on your lap
Speaker 21: on an airplane, you don't play pay for a second ticket?
Speaker 20: Do you under a certain age?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 20: I don't know how much.
Speaker 4: Questions questions, but it's two social security numbers.
Speaker 2: It's two adults.
Speaker 3: Okay, Brodie, all right, look at you.
Speaker 4: Let me ask your question.
Speaker 2: Trying to price gouge if you if okay, very unlike you,
Speaker 2: very unlike you.
Speaker 4: You want to know if you were in a room
Speaker 4: and it said fire code, only one hundred people allowed,
Speaker 4: and there were ninety nine people, but one twins wanted
Speaker 4: a walk games, does that make it one hundred and one?
Speaker 3: No, it's one set of legs. No, No, it's two people.
Speaker 3: I know, but it's one set of legs. They're not
Speaker 3: taking up space.
Speaker 4: What if a person comes in with no legs, how
Speaker 4: does that count?
Speaker 2: Then they're taking up the space of one person.
Speaker 4: I don't know that there they're wider than they're like
Speaker 4: a person and a half.
Speaker 28: Brooklyn boys. I was just seeing something online about all
Speaker 28: the Disney princesses and their ages according to their princes,
Speaker 28: and I think.
Speaker 12: Ariel was fourteen.
Speaker 28: Oh no, Prince Eric was like thirty one.
Speaker 20: So that's creepy.
Speaker 3: Oh wait a second, that's creepy from the jump. Then
Speaker 3: they made a film about that. They allowed America to
Speaker 3: see this. They weren't having sex. But again when I googled,
Speaker 3: she was sixteen. But even so fourteen I scared me.
Speaker 3: Let me ask your question.
Speaker 4: If you're choosing up a basketball team five on five basketball.
Speaker 2: Right, we're going back to the Siamese dream.
Speaker 4: One team has four players. One team has four players.
Speaker 3: When that other team gets a pick, can they choose
Speaker 3: the song that conjoined twins as their fifth player? Yes,
Speaker 3: you get the bonets, doublehead fake, you get the bonus football,
Speaker 3: they get two helmets. Now do you play account helmets
Speaker 3: in football?
Speaker 4: I mean, there are two people.
Speaker 2: We're continuing, this is going to continue on.
Speaker 4: But if they played baseball, is it two outs if
Speaker 4: they strike out? I have to know these things.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 28: So anyway, all the princesses, they were like fourteens fifteen.
Speaker 28: My princes were much much older. I mean, I think
Speaker 28: the youngest prince was nineteen. The rest were like twenty five,
Speaker 28: twenty six, thirty. U what is Disney really trying to push?
Speaker 28: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 4: That's old, that's not just remember that almost all of
Speaker 4: the original Disney stories were fables that were written and
Speaker 4: they turned them into Disney stories. Disney didn't write Cinderella,
Speaker 4: Disney didn't write snow White. They just disneified them. Not
Speaker 4: that I'm just saying. Back in those days, age wasn't
Speaker 4: like a thing. People didn't wi people. In the old days,
Speaker 4: kids got married at thirteen, fourteen years old. They were
Speaker 4: given away by their parents for like goats.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's okay. I can't think.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying it's right.
Speaker 3: I know it ain't like three Daughters, it's podcast. I'm
Speaker 3: depressed now. I can't believe this is what we're But
Speaker 3: she wanted a fourteen year old? What do you do?
Speaker 3: It is awful, This is everything, very unsavory feelings right now.
Speaker 3: I gotta I gotta take a shower after this, all
Speaker 3: right by myself, with the ghost that I see what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Here we go.
Speaker 2: I knew you were going to go there, bastard.
Speaker 20: It's stay from New Jersey.
Speaker 5: I'm dying.
Speaker 14: Listen to this conversation about Jessica Rabbit.
Speaker 16: You just say she was hot in her day, as
Speaker 16: if somehow this cartoon character has aged.
Speaker 2: That's very true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I think hold on, I think I
Speaker 4: think you're like she was hot for the times, right,
Speaker 4: so not back in In other words, back then that
Speaker 4: was like porn.
Speaker 2: What's those actual?
Speaker 4: You can but now you can watch animated like you
Speaker 4: can watch anim porn, anime, Jessica Rabbit.
Speaker 2: Rush anime porn.
Speaker 3: I guess, hey, you could tell AI to make a
Speaker 3: porn of Jessica rabbit and it'll just.
Speaker 4: Not doing that. But I guess you could, yeah, asking
Speaker 4: for a friend, but she has aged.
Speaker 29: Well, I guess you could say, damn little scare your
Speaker 29: phone tap off flat was absolutely loves my.
Speaker 2: D Thank you. Appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Wrong, uh wrong, talkback. It's okay, though, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: You got to the compliment, for sure. I appreciate the compliment.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 29: Yeah, leaving again, Brodie, you don't believe in the monk forces,
Speaker 29: pull up skin walk a ranch. The Indians h cursed
Speaker 29: DeLand hundreds of years ago. Now I'm telling you the
Speaker 29: demonic field is real. Spiritual realm is very real.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you. You know you already know. Thank you.
Speaker 4: All Right, we'll go.
Speaker 3: All these people come in out of the woodwork talking
Speaker 3: about they agree with me on the ghost thing.
Speaker 13: You were talking on the Big show. With that, you're
Speaker 13: talking about growing your own crops. Take two copper pipes
Speaker 13: or rings of pipe on both ends of your crops
Speaker 13: and the food will grow faster, detimes, faster, larger, more production.
Speaker 13: And Brody, take note, farm your own steak, because you're
Speaker 13: never getting that steak dinner.
Speaker 2: That's very true. You have to grow my own cow.
Speaker 3: Yep, grow a cow and then kill it.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't do that. Scary's gonna buy me at dinner.
Speaker 4: Somedingy are there in your religion too? My religion?
Speaker 2: Now you.
Speaker 3: Wait, what we eat cows, pigs, the religious people in
Speaker 3: my religion, everything.
Speaker 2: Unless it's green.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Brooklyn Ball, it's fall from jursy.
Speaker 30: I know it's Cary twelve or seven am on a
Speaker 30: fucking Saturday morning on a Saturday night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which is a Saturday night.
Speaker 30: Brooklyn Bowl is ball from jury. Sorry about the previous talkback.
Speaker 30: Something happening and it cut off deaf point. I know
Speaker 30: it's all the eight am on a Saturday night. Yeah,
Speaker 30: I'm going to work, Starre. I'm going to work the
Speaker 30: whole wedding thing. Look, I get what you're saying, but
Speaker 30: here's my other side of the point.
Speaker 12: To kind of throw some feel on the fire.
Speaker 30: What appens to those feople that work on Sunday, Sundays
Speaker 30: or Saturdays and their weddings at the day before.
Speaker 12: I hope it is part two ye part two.
Speaker 5: So for example, I'm going to work right now.
Speaker 30: If I was at if I somebody at a wedding
Speaker 30: on a Saturday, how.
Speaker 5: Would be going to work?
Speaker 12: That ship would suck balls for me? Right, it's a Saturday. Therefore,
Speaker 12: do I give.
Speaker 5: Them a lesson gift? Just because you have.
Speaker 31: To work on the next day doesn't mean you give
Speaker 31: them a left gift. Now, I know it's Wednesday fucking sucks,
Speaker 31: but uh, I don't know how I feel about this.
Speaker 12: It's kind of weird, right anyway, here's my thoughts. I
Speaker 12: know weird.
Speaker 2: Literally, it's not weird. You're allowed and title to your
Speaker 2: own thoughts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 5: Broken boys Fall from Jersey. Holy shit, scary. I think
Speaker 5: you're onto something.
Speaker 31: My house was built in nineteen seventy and the fucking
Speaker 31: razor on my fucking shower he's falling off all the time.
Speaker 31: I think you're my my house as a ghost, like
Speaker 31: a seventeen seventy house see nineteen seventy seventeen seventy.
Speaker 5: I think they're related. Oh shit, scary old they do it?
Speaker 30: Hm, it's Fall from Jersey that gets the fucking laughing raiser.
Speaker 31: Fucking false and all of a sudden there's ghosts.
Speaker 5: Just because, as somebody said, the house is haunted.
Speaker 12: Shit, it's Scary.
Speaker 2: I cracked himself out.
Speaker 31: Oh my god, bro, I got so much shit to say,
Speaker 31: but I'm just gonna leave it with this.
Speaker 3: I want what he's having.
Speaker 4: I'll have what he's having the line in the movie
Speaker 4: It's a wonderful life every time a razor falls and
Speaker 4: angel gets its wings.
Speaker 14: Hi, Brooklyn boys, this is Ethan from south central Pennsylvania. Scary.
Speaker 14: Sorry to burst your bubble, but I have a cleaning
Speaker 14: business and I've cleaned a lot of showers over the years.
Speaker 14: Most of those shells are tilted slightly towards the floor
Speaker 14: so the water will run off and not pull up.
Speaker 14: And what happens is razors and everything else, especially if
Speaker 14: it's wet, We'll just slide right to the floor.
Speaker 5: Love you guys.
Speaker 3: Thank you what expert? Your theory's out the window. No
Speaker 3: it's not, No, it's not. It was a ghost.
Speaker 2: It was a freaking ghost.
Speaker 5: Did shelf?
Speaker 3: Thank you shook your best calld of to day.
Speaker 4: It couldn't be an obvious explanation. It must be supernatural,
Speaker 4: all right, all.
Speaker 14: Right, Ethan from south central Pennsylvania. Again, Scary just said,
Speaker 14: there's no confusion. I've cleaned a lot of old houses
Speaker 14: a lot of new houses. And if razors sliding off
Speaker 14: of wet shelves is all it takes to qualify is haunted,
Speaker 14: then this whole region must be on the world's largest
Speaker 14: Indian burial ground. Like I said, Man, sorry to burst
Speaker 14: your bubble, but it happens to me all the time.
Speaker 14: Birdie and scary, thank.
Speaker 4: You wow, thank you wow, as Scooby Doo one said,
Speaker 4: slice from throwing Foe.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 32: Okay, So I have a Brodie Scary moment again. So
Speaker 32: I'm gonna buy something from best Buy online. You gotta
Speaker 32: get it an hour.
Speaker 14: Before they close so you can just pick it up.
Speaker 32: I just miss it, so I got to go to
Speaker 32: the store and find everything myself. So nothing's where it
Speaker 32: should be. Everything's hard to find. I got to ask
Speaker 32: this guy to help me to find stuff. I asked
Speaker 32: him three times, so finally he goes in the back
Speaker 32: and gets this one. So he comes back and it
Speaker 32: winds up being the same thing. But it's five dollars
Speaker 32: more than I would have paid online. So Brody would
Speaker 32: have said, you know what, thank you for your time.
Speaker 32: But I'm just going to order it online and pick
Speaker 32: it up tomorrow and save.
Speaker 10: The five bucks.
Speaker 32: But Scary would have said, you know what, I know
Speaker 32: you're busy, thank you for your time, thanks for going
Speaker 32: out of your way, and pay the extra five and
Speaker 32: take it right away.
Speaker 5: So I went with the scary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he knows us very well, and you did the
Speaker 3: right thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, you missed as an option, you forgot what's the Hey,
Speaker 4: can you just ask the manager if you can take
Speaker 4: the five bucks off please because of the mistake, because
Speaker 4: I missed my window. He'll always give you the five
Speaker 4: bucks you think so, and then if you want to
Speaker 4: be nice to give the five bucks at a sales
Speaker 4: guy for helping you out.
Speaker 2: Ah, all right, everybody wins.
Speaker 6: Everybody was good Brooklyn boys, have you here for mess Mastachusetts?
Speaker 6: Leaving my first talkback, I wanted to talk about the
Speaker 6: Disney princesses. The hottest Disney princess, Princess Keita from Atlantis,
Speaker 6: the Last Empire. You don't got to worry much about her.
Speaker 6: She's like eight five hundred years old or something like that.
Speaker 2: Thank you, all right, first talkback. I love that welcome, Welcome,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the club.
Speaker 12: Reggie here. I can't believe my talkback was breaking up.
Speaker 12: What I was saying was Basically I made some social
Speaker 12: media sites to stalk people.
Speaker 22: But it was a social media site that advertised using
Speaker 22: your back hair to make art. And now I have
Speaker 22: five orders, so I.
Speaker 12: Have to keep doing it. And before you ask, no.
Speaker 22: Not your back hair. The buyer of the art's back hair.
Speaker 22: So if you bought the art, then obviously you two,
Speaker 22: but don't buy it because I don't know how to
Speaker 22: do it.
Speaker 12: Any suggestions on how.
Speaker 5: To make it.
Speaker 12: I have five orders.
Speaker 2: Bertie, you're the expert on this.
Speaker 4: I'm not an expert on back hair, my friend, I
Speaker 4: don't have a lot of back hair. You're the hairrier
Speaker 4: one two of us.
Speaker 3: Dude, I'm bald. I got that is the one thing
Speaker 3: I'm blessed with. Got no chest, not really, No, I
Speaker 3: don't have very much chair hair on my chest at all.
Speaker 3: I never did you get that between the boobs?
Speaker 4: Tought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of like in the in the upper right.
Speaker 3: It's a tough. Yeah, But my entire back and my
Speaker 3: butt bald. Never had to take a ranger to that stuff. No,
Speaker 3: not one hair grows back there. I'm I'm loving life.
Speaker 3: Oh with that all right? You know you have people
Speaker 3: take pictures of your back to prove that to yourself.
Speaker 3: Well you think, I'm Steve Carell and forty year old
Speaker 3: virgin Kelly Clarkson.
Speaker 8: Hey, guys, what's going on?
Speaker 5: It's me again.
Speaker 3: Hey, we up heard a.
Speaker 33: Little when you were talking about the various sleeping positions
Speaker 33: and what they would help you with. You know, somebody
Speaker 33: called in and said that if you coach, if you
Speaker 33: sleep on.
Speaker 8: Your right hand side, you would have nothing but good dreams.
Speaker 33: And you know, that kind of got my curiosity going.
Speaker 2: So I thought I'd give it a shott.
Speaker 8: And Mountain do review. You know me, I'd like to
Speaker 8: do reviews.
Speaker 5: So what I did.
Speaker 8: I alternated one day sleeping on my left side and
Speaker 8: another day sleeping on my right side, you know, for
Speaker 8: six days in a row, and then seeing what the
Speaker 8: outcome would me seeing if I really had good dreams
Speaker 8: while sleeping on my right side on it.
Speaker 34: Okay, you know I've got earthing written down here. Let
Speaker 34: me see here, Okay, let me say here. Uh yeah, okay,
Speaker 34: well you know that's I. Let my girlfriend listen up.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 8: What I found is that it didn't make a difference
Speaker 8: either sleeping on your left or right side. It didn't
Speaker 8: make a difference on if you had good dreams or baddreams.
Speaker 8: I had good dreams both on my left and right side.
Speaker 8: But there's something else that I did forgot. Let me
Speaker 8: see if I can find it here.
Speaker 2: Hold on, he tried to ask his own d.
Speaker 20: Okay, here it is.
Speaker 12: Here we go.
Speaker 8: What I did find and what was consistent after sleeping
Speaker 8: on my right side is that every morning when I
Speaker 8: after sleeping on my right side, I would have the
Speaker 8: worst case of morning wood that you would ever believe.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, make it so hard to get him
Speaker 8: in the bathroom, and you know, get it in the toilet,
Speaker 8: I'd have to step back quite a bit and then
Speaker 8: try and shoot it in like a rainbow.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 8: Well, that's what I found.
Speaker 3: Thank you there, Trucker with the uh the analytical grouping
Speaker 3: of talkbacks.
Speaker 4: Did I love that he needed to find the paperwork
Speaker 4: so that he could tell us that it was the
Speaker 4: same on both sides.
Speaker 2: He has paperwork for it.
Speaker 4: I gotta check my notes here. It was the same
Speaker 4: on both sides.
Speaker 35: Good thing was that Dustin from North Carolina. I have
Speaker 35: a ghost story for you, guys. So when my parents
Speaker 35: first got married, they moved into a house and the
Speaker 35: guy that lived there before them hated us and said
Speaker 35: that nobody in our family would ever live there again.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 35: Well, the first night they lived there, they heard a
Speaker 35: knock at the front door, and when they went to
Speaker 35: the front door and opened it, the knock started at
Speaker 35: the back door, and when they went to the back door,
Speaker 35: they started.
Speaker 14: Like two or three times.
Speaker 35: And my dad grabbed a shotgun and told my mom
Speaker 35: when the knocking started the back door to open it.
Speaker 35: And as soon as she did that and it started
Speaker 35: at the front door, he shot through the door and
Speaker 35: then it quit and it didn't happen well. The next night,
Speaker 35: they were sleeping the bed and my mom's legs picked
Speaker 35: up off the bed and she started getting drug out
Speaker 35: of the bed.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 35: My dad tried to hold on to her, but he
Speaker 35: couldn't stop her from so he couldn't stop her, so
Speaker 35: he got up and turned the lights on.
Speaker 12: It.
Speaker 35: Well, as soon as he turned the lights on, her
Speaker 35: legs failed, and it scared the crap out of him
Speaker 35: so bad that they ended up leaving the house and
Speaker 35: going to spend the night with my grandma, and they
Speaker 35: never went back to the house again.
Speaker 2: I have the shippers right now. That is creepy man,
Speaker 2: and I believe him.
Speaker 3: Why would he have Brody has his arms folded. You
Speaker 3: have to see how I wish I had a video
Speaker 3: on this right now. Brody's in disbelief, his arms folded,
Speaker 3: just kind of side eyeing me, like you know, like
Speaker 3: the dog and all the memes, like liar.
Speaker 4: You can explain away the door knocking as pranksters knocking on,
Speaker 4: like two pranksters knocking on, doing running away.
Speaker 3: The door knock.
Speaker 2: No, he just said it, but he said it. He
Speaker 2: said he shot through the door. He would have killed somebody.
Speaker 3: The door and y'are too, he would have killed somebody. Brodie,
Speaker 3: you're very let me tell you something. You're very careful,
Speaker 3: like you you're very careful about your facts, and you're
Speaker 3: and you're very methodical.
Speaker 2: So you're all there's holes in what you're saying here.
Speaker 4: No, you can knock on a door from the next
Speaker 4: to the like by the side of the door, so
Speaker 4: if the gunshot goes through the door, you're not from
Speaker 4: the door.
Speaker 2: You can also do it knocking to make here. No.
Speaker 4: No, what I was saying was I can't explain the
Speaker 4: legs flying in the air like they don't still care.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know, Okay, that's right.
Speaker 4: I just feel like in the history of the world,
Speaker 4: it's through the world, there's been a few billion people
Speaker 4: at least. I don't know how many people have lived.
Speaker 4: I mean it's seven billion now, so maybe one hundred
Speaker 4: billion people have lived on this planet. Are you telling me?
Speaker 4: It as like nine ghosts in the country, one in
Speaker 4: North Carolina, one in your hotel.
Speaker 2: There are all there are all over the post.
Speaker 4: There should be a thousand ghosts for every person on
Speaker 4: the planet.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe not.
Speaker 4: I mean maybe one hundred generations of two hundred generations
Speaker 4: of humans whatever, whatever it's been, so there should be
Speaker 4: hundreds most of them every person they choose not.
Speaker 3: Maybe they've crossed over they didn't want to choose to
Speaker 3: show themselves.
Speaker 4: Maybe these now you're going with the crossover stuff cross though,
Speaker 4: All right, all right, there's like eleven ghosts.
Speaker 2: I believe your story, Thank you, Dustin.
Speaker 4: I don't not believe him. I just I'm skeptical, But
Speaker 4: I think Justin is telling that. The truth is he
Speaker 4: believes it, Dustin.
Speaker 2: Justin.
Speaker 36: People come boys, it's Keelan. So I made this cute
Speaker 36: thing on chat GBT with Scary Space coming out of
Speaker 36: the Reachion refrigerators.
Speaker 12: That whole pay check.
Speaker 2: It was so funny.
Speaker 12: Scary was so kind and replied to my post.
Speaker 36: On Instagram it was really cute, Brody Cricket Brooklyn Boys
Speaker 36: account crickets.
Speaker 12: Funny. So I guess I have to tweet you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brody, you'll see everything you tweet.
Speaker 4: Hold on, I'm on Instagram.
Speaker 2: You obviously.
Speaker 4: No, she said, I sent a message to the Brooklyn account.
Speaker 2: Both both.
Speaker 4: Hold on, Caitlin, if you sent me something, hold on,
Speaker 4: it's very funny. Single.
Speaker 3: Remember the story where I was in Whole Foods and
Speaker 3: I stuck my head into refrigerator and it was a
Speaker 3: double sided refrigerator, and I'm like, yo, is anybody working here?
Speaker 2: She has?
Speaker 3: She made an AI picture of me, like from the
Speaker 3: opposite angle from me with my head sticking through the refrigerator.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's you. Gotta you had you had to
Speaker 2: have been there anyway, Well, she continued.
Speaker 3: Sent me in.
Speaker 12: Not as good. The second one came out adorable.
Speaker 36: I posted it on the Brooklyn Boys Facebook fan page,
Speaker 36: So I don't know if you'll see it there.
Speaker 12: I don't know if you're on there, But I guess
Speaker 12: I'll have to tweet you we're.
Speaker 3: Not on there.
Speaker 36: I know you're just.
Speaker 12: She sent you my friend, she sent you the she
Speaker 12: did not also Asian Mike. This whole time, I thought
Speaker 12: you were like my age, in your mid thirties. And
Speaker 12: then I'm finding out that you have kids in college.
Speaker 36: And high school. All right, I don't know, I gotta
Speaker 36: see what you look like, but you sound so young.
Speaker 12: Forties is definitely still young. But I thought you were
Speaker 12: like in your early thirties. Good looks, good looks.
Speaker 8: Hey, what's going on at zal campboard trucker?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 8: One more timey? It's Siri Barbarino, you know, scot It
Speaker 8: concerning the little girl on the plane that's saying muana.
Speaker 8: You know, you never know, man, You know, one of
Speaker 8: these days she might read I don't know, Olivio Rodrigo status.
Speaker 8: That time, you're gonna be in your seventies and you're
Speaker 8: probably gonna think.
Speaker 33: She's hot and all this.
Speaker 8: You also just let the little spurt every time in
Speaker 8: the in the spotlight there, you know, and you never know,
Speaker 8: you know when one year in your seveny maybe you
Speaker 8: might run into her and that'll be a good pickup.
Speaker 20: Plan for you.
Speaker 8: You can tell her, Oh, I saw you on the
Speaker 8: news and you went virol and I knew you were
Speaker 8: gonna make it, you know, but you'll make sure you
Speaker 8: don't let her know you carry up first. That might
Speaker 8: really hurt you.
Speaker 2: Thank you there, buddy, you know, just taking you.
Speaker 8: On at a little girl.
Speaker 3: Alrighty God, so cowboy trucker, scary.
Speaker 18: I am calling in about your razor falling to the ground.
Speaker 18: Was the shelf by chance wet from the shower? Because
Speaker 18: if you put it on the ledge when it was wet,
Speaker 18: it very well may have just off. Sorry, No ghosts
Speaker 18: that slanted.
Speaker 2: Everyone's poking holes in the ghost.
Speaker 5: Yeah, scary.
Speaker 37: Bryan from Mickey Mouse Florida. Dang, scary. Your childhood was
Speaker 37: so long you had all the original Disney movies and
Speaker 37: Nicki Mina is growing up.
Speaker 4: That's rights right, Nice dude.
Speaker 37: Say that found of youth with some of us over here. Man,
Speaker 37: Ryan from Mickey Mouse Florida Again. Yeah, I wouldn't want
Speaker 37: my kid singing on an airplane.
Speaker 20: I've worked at Disney long enough before that we don't need.
Speaker 37: To hear Disney everywhere we go, even if we're flying
Speaker 37: to Florida, because, like you say, scary, I'm just flying
Speaker 37: back to Orlando to get home. I can hear it
Speaker 37: when I go to work at Disney.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that people are siding with us. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 3: here the last one brody, okay, drum roll.
Speaker 8: Hey it's Lauren from Orlando. Here's my question for the
Speaker 8: conjoined twins conversation.
Speaker 12: What if one of them has TSA pre.
Speaker 14: Check or Google entry and the other one doesn't.
Speaker 35: We talked what happens?
Speaker 3: Then we talked about this just now right, Yeah, yes
Speaker 3: we did. I don't know so many questions, you know,
Speaker 3: and we'll never get the answers.
Speaker 2: Really, but I mean, I guess.
Speaker 27: We have to.
Speaker 4: We have to get like called TSA. I don't know,
Speaker 4: let me know, let me let me google. Hold on,
Speaker 4: Conjoined twins both need ID to get on a plane. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 4: Conjoined twins generally need separate ideas travel just like any
Speaker 4: other individuals. That's unfair to them as separate legal Okay,
Speaker 4: they cannot be. They cannot ever be separating plane seats.
Speaker 4: No hold on, let's see no. Conjoined twins generally do
Speaker 4: not purchase two airline seats. Airlines typically require patges to
Speaker 4: purchase extra seats if they can't fit comfortably in a
Speaker 4: single seat but cannot buckle their seatbelt properly so they
Speaker 4: if they're too wide, they may have to buy two
Speaker 4: seats all right, well they need two IDs. Yeah.
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