Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys Podcast, Slice Reactions.
Speaker 2: This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's what we're talking about. It's Brooklyn Boys
Speaker 3: Slice Time, Slice Time here.
Speaker 2: For a did you just just do a Reggie impression?
Speaker 2: I did a Reggie impression?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sorry for episode three thirty seven and before it's Slice Time.
Speaker 3: Here about the podcast. Yeah, it's the Companion Podcast. Thank
Speaker 3: you so much for listening to the iHeartRadio app. That's
Speaker 3: the only way you are enabled to click the microphone
Speaker 3: and leave us a feedback and talk back. What do
Speaker 3: you want to call this back? Uh, sexy back, but
Speaker 3: I'd be big baby back.
Speaker 2: I am gonna don't be a six seventh scary.
Speaker 3: Let's go the Devil's on horseback? Whatever went down to Georgia.
Speaker 3: You know what devils on horseback are?
Speaker 5: No, look it up. I know what a devil in
Speaker 5: a blue dress is. Devil's on horse on horseback? Devil's
Speaker 5: on horseback?
Speaker 2: Is it a biker? Biker?
Speaker 3: No, Google, it's a food. It's it's it's an appetizer.
Speaker 3: Ahead yep, birdiees.
Speaker 2: Mike went mute. That means he's googling. He's got the
Speaker 2: googler out. Is it pigs? In a blanket.
Speaker 5: Nope, ride fruit typically dates or prunes, stuffed where cheese
Speaker 5: or nuts and wrapped in bacon.
Speaker 2: So good, Devil's on horseback rather have a pig in
Speaker 2: a blanket? Okay, fair enough? Anyway, thank you for leaving
Speaker 2: your feedback. As we do. I'll tell you about pigs
Speaker 2: in a blanket anytime. Oh you mean the listeners. Sorry,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, my feedback on pigs in the blanket. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Speaker 6: What we got here, Bretton Boyz. This is Reesa from
Speaker 6: Wisconsin and Brody, I have a rank for you. I
Speaker 6: don't know if this is the right place to put it,
Speaker 6: but one time a while ago, you made a comment
Speaker 6: about self checkout lines and I just had a situation
Speaker 6: where I would like to know where people get their
Speaker 6: audacity from. I just went in for some juice and
Speaker 6: for some bagels, and I was going for the self
Speaker 6: checkout lines.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 6: I know that there's some where they have a super
Speaker 6: long conveyor belt line for people who want to do
Speaker 6: a big load of groceries out by themselves, but I
Speaker 6: was just looking at the short checkout lines where it
Speaker 6: was usually like ten items are under well. Anyways, there's
Speaker 6: like three ladies up there and they have their huge
Speaker 6: loads of groceries somehow doing it. I don't know where
Speaker 6: they're putting their bags that are full of stuff. Well,
Speaker 6: I'm making a bee line for it with my three
Speaker 6: little things that aren't that heavy. But my bitch ass
Speaker 6: decided not to get a cart. So here I am
Speaker 6: standing there holding them as I am running towards the
Speaker 6: line with the big ass cart full of stuff.
Speaker 8: Just cut just cut me off.
Speaker 6: So then here I am standing there holding my stuff
Speaker 6: waiting for her with her big giant car load for
Speaker 6: the groceries. So probably could have gone to a person,
Speaker 6: but there was longer lines for that, so I guess yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't know. I thought that that's what self checkout
Speaker 6: lines were for wash for if you just had a
Speaker 6: couple of little biggs you want to get in a
Speaker 6: a story really quick.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm running.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to share my little rant with you.
Speaker 6: The autacity of people.
Speaker 5: Wow, Wolf, that's loud, tell you obviously they need that
Speaker 5: really annoying lady from my target that counts your items
Speaker 5: to make sure you don't have more than ten on the.
Speaker 2: Express Yeah, you do need that.
Speaker 5: Because you can't go with a shopping cart full and
Speaker 5: then just stand up for twenty minutes? Will you ring
Speaker 5: up everything? And they only give you a little ledge
Speaker 5: to put your stuff down. Up, man, follow the rules
Speaker 5: of the road and the shopping carts, the rules of target.
Speaker 9: Hi, Scary and Brody Brody and Scary's go roady the
Speaker 9: knee from CTE. Does anyone see or in this case
Speaker 9: here the metamorphosis of the marvelous MJ. Froja. It's like
Speaker 9: watching a Disney princess turn into a Jersey Shore character overnight.
Speaker 9: Who knew the sweetest little thing in the world can
Speaker 9: drop so many f bombs? I have to say though,
Speaker 9: I like MJ fornj with an edge. You definitely got
Speaker 9: a situation And to Asian Mike, you are a true
Speaker 9: pioneer of patience. My Asian friend HB. I C. Maddie
Speaker 9: from Brooklyn in the Bronx, acknowledge this sushi specimen or
Speaker 9: simply let him know you're no longer interested in is
Speaker 9: that role?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: All right, okay, well we don't did. He's jumping in
Speaker 3: on their on their their little affairs.
Speaker 2: He's trying to he's trying to help, but I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Mike his Chinese and Japanese, so I don't know if
Speaker 5: sushi and egg rolls would be the appropriate food choices
Speaker 5: for Asian Mine maybe half and half, and I think
Speaker 5: isn't Asian Mike Filipino, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know from He.
Speaker 5: Could be Korean, not Chinese and Japanese. He could be
Speaker 5: Korean or why not? Why can't he be half in half?
Speaker 5: I guess he could, but I don't remember him saying that.
Speaker 5: I don't remember him saying he was a sushi egg
Speaker 5: roll fan.
Speaker 3: And by the way, we got you cut your own
Speaker 3: joke off there. I heard that he was talking about
Speaker 3: MJ from NJ and then made a Jersey Shore reference
Speaker 3: by saying, we have a situation, but it got cut off.
Speaker 5: Back to Mike, he said, Mike, when he came back,
Speaker 5: we got it, Mike, the situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, thought.
Speaker 10: Right, Brooklyn boys been from upstate. Uh, this is kind
Speaker 10: of random listening to this Slicetime episode three thirty three,
Speaker 10: and they're talking about Brody's orange glasses and Brody mentions
Speaker 10: that they match his step and repeat behind him. My
Speaker 10: question is why do you need a step and repeat
Speaker 10: if you're not doing a video podcast, I'm great, I'm
Speaker 10: glad you have one.
Speaker 2: It's cool. But we'd love to see it too.
Speaker 3: Just saying it's great, it's a great pot Brody, I'll
Speaker 3: answer that.
Speaker 5: I have posted pictures of the screen the step and repeat.
Speaker 5: It's also there for when I do podcast video podcasts
Speaker 5: for other podcasts. So I've done Mets podcasts, I've done
Speaker 5: Star Wars podcasts, I've done Marvel podcasts. And since I'm
Speaker 5: not doing it's not the Brooklyn Boys, I need to
Speaker 5: promote the Brooklyn Boys, which is why I have a
Speaker 5: step and repeat. So when I when I tell you guys,
Speaker 5: oh I'm on the Geeks Gag Network or Mets Day
Speaker 5: Off or Marvel book Club on YouTube, you guys can
Speaker 5: go look and watch and enjoy and you'll see the
Speaker 5: step and repeat that I don't need to promote the
Speaker 5: Brooklyn Boys on the Brooklyn Boys because you're already here.
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 8: How about that Victoria from Brooklyn here? Yeah, it's a
Speaker 8: quick idea.
Speaker 11: What about if, like all the regular slices that we
Speaker 11: hear from every week, did just short bio talkback just
Speaker 11: so we could find out a little bit more about them.
Speaker 11: And obviously Reggie and her old ego Skyla can do
Speaker 11: two talkbacks.
Speaker 8: But I just thought it was a cool idea.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: If Annie from Brooklyn had a wife, it would be
Speaker 3: Victoria from Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: They sound alike.
Speaker 5: She's the female he maybe I don't know Maddie from
Speaker 5: Brooklyn and the Bronx can could uh you know it
Speaker 5: was also from Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: That's true. Regulars uh recording a bio. You guys want
Speaker 2: to leave a talk back?
Speaker 3: That, that's fine, that's you know, Okay, I want to
Speaker 3: leave it a little bit of that, Okay.
Speaker 5: Reggie, Reggie, Reggie could do too. But there are some
Speaker 5: people who may need to leave eleven.
Speaker 2: Yeah we know who those people are. Yeah, I keep
Speaker 2: going every time I started start talking again. Whatever you do? Well,
Speaker 2: how out you look for my visual cues?
Speaker 5: Since you can see me, okay, and if my hands
Speaker 5: and mouth are moving, then don't hit the button.
Speaker 2: All right? You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Let's say, all right, I'm gonna hit the next one
Speaker 3: and all right, okay, okay, working on so here, you
Speaker 3: son of a bitch.
Speaker 2: I knew that was coming, Aren Canal let them go.
Speaker 2: Come on, gotta go for the joke every time.
Speaker 12: Working on soflo you here.
Speaker 13: I want to address the one guy who said that
Speaker 13: he's up on nineteen like worry about his kids this
Speaker 13: and that.
Speaker 12: Dude, you gotta be positive.
Speaker 13: You gotta think like I am the best dad, because
Speaker 13: if your kids are thriving and they're happy, that's all
Speaker 13: they care about, and that's all you should care about.
Speaker 12: You should care about that they're happy. They're happy, they
Speaker 12: will be successful, they will be good. Man, put good
Speaker 12: vibes in the world.
Speaker 2: Thank you Aarren.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, lord from Connecticut. The trucker is friggin' hilarious.
Speaker 4: I am dying in my car listening to his Merse
Speaker 4: Again song. And I'm the other one trucker who said
Speaker 4: I wear my sunglasses at night but added my mirth.
Speaker 4: Thanks for the parodies that they heard hilarious. They really
Speaker 4: made my day. I was having a bad day, so
Speaker 4: this made me smile and laugh. I appreciate you. Keep
Speaker 4: them coming, trucker.
Speaker 5: We love you, love you, and I'm sorry you had
Speaker 5: having a bad day, but I'm glad that this podcast
Speaker 5: I was able to help.
Speaker 14: Thanks you listen Scary don't be talking to me about
Speaker 14: looking old just because we have kids.
Speaker 2: I'm too small kids.
Speaker 14: No, I had to think I.
Speaker 8: Look good for my age.
Speaker 14: Also, you made plenty of crackheads out there that you
Speaker 14: see all over Instagram, Facebook and everywhere else on your
Speaker 14: local news station that are smoking so much cracking meth
Speaker 14: every day. Methany over there, who God knows where she's from,
Speaker 14: she's probably smoking.
Speaker 15: It every day.
Speaker 14: That bitch is thirty, she looks about fifty four.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 16: And by the way, this is Dez. If you didn't
Speaker 16: know that, areny whoop?
Speaker 3: What we did know that? And you know Methany? They
Speaker 3: call her Methany. I have no idea anyway. You know,
Speaker 3: this is something that I find to be in every
Speaker 3: day conversation. Again, just because I say this one way
Speaker 3: does not mean I'm speaking about all people. I'm just
Speaker 3: saying that there are a lot of people that have
Speaker 3: a lot of mileage on them because they married with kids.
Speaker 3: I never said all of the people do. I never
Speaker 3: said that. I never singled her out. That that does
Speaker 3: is like that I you know, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like all I'm saying is like I
Speaker 2: feel the words no.
Speaker 3: But I say if I feel if I say something
Speaker 3: that i'm you know, I feel that people always compliment
Speaker 3: me and they say that I look young, and I
Speaker 3: attribute it to the fact that I have no kids
Speaker 3: and I have no wife.
Speaker 2: It's the way, it's the way you say it, the
Speaker 2: way that you should say.
Speaker 3: But I'm speaking for me personally, though I'm not. I'm
Speaker 3: not trying to say that.
Speaker 5: You make it sound like having kids makes you and
Speaker 5: because you don't, you don't yuh, you don't have kids,
Speaker 5: you look young. What you really should say is, yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't have kids. I know if I had kids,
Speaker 5: they would age me because I wouldn't be good with kids.
Speaker 2: That it's a mouthful. It's a that's the real story.
Speaker 2: Scary gets stressed when someone has a dog. It isn't
Speaker 2: what to do with the dog, let alone, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: I imagine Scary at his own kid.
Speaker 5: The kid's like fourteen years old, and he's saying to
Speaker 5: his wife, Uh, is he callingguy?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: I get? What was the part of math class that
Speaker 2: we had?
Speaker 3: Whereas this if modas Poland's modus tolands right, if X,
Speaker 3: then y, but then I would A.
Speaker 2: Then B if B, then C.
Speaker 3: Therefore if A then C correct. If A then B
Speaker 3: does not mean therefore B then A. The opposite is
Speaker 3: definitely not true all the time. Not all the time,
Speaker 3: but yeah, exactly, not all the time. A square a rectangle.
Speaker 3: A square is a rectangle, but not all rectangles the squares.
Speaker 2: That is right. That is a perfect analogy. I'm good
Speaker 2: that way, guys.
Speaker 16: Excuse I wanted to tell you I was using chat
Speaker 16: GPT a few days ago, and somehow chat gpt definitely
Speaker 16: my manned a character named Spruce. You have to look
Speaker 16: this up, and it's in there under Spruce and he
Speaker 16: talks like Spruce. I hate to say it's kind of
Speaker 16: prejudicial because the guy sounds like he's black. Not trying
Speaker 16: to be that way, but it was hysterical, so of
Speaker 16: course I sent my chat GPT voice to Spruce the loose.
Speaker 3: Wow, we can get Spruce out of your chat ept.
Speaker 2: I love that. I'm gonna use it a lot more now.
Speaker 5: I can just I have audio of Spruce talking. I
Speaker 5: can just use that and create and create an animated
Speaker 5: voice of his. You could, but I but you know,
Speaker 5: chat GPT mamanning people. I don't know about that Bocome.
Speaker 15: With hearing from be sure.
Speaker 17: So just listening to some episodes back in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 17: and you had a scary sorry he called in look
Speaker 17: at his cheek to uh, scary about Uncle Ted's podcast?
Speaker 17: Do you ever get on his podcast at the dealership?
Speaker 17: I will not mean the name because they're not a sponsor.
Speaker 15: Do you come on? I know you said you're going
Speaker 15: to go in the end of it, So that was
Speaker 15: my first one.
Speaker 8: When are you going?
Speaker 2: Okay? When do you go to okay?
Speaker 5: So in the beginning it was the middle of April.
Speaker 5: He said, oh, I'll have to have you on in
Speaker 5: April or May. So, uh, it's pretty much June. And
Speaker 5: I just boke to Garrett about this today. I said, Hey,
Speaker 5: when is Brody going to be on your pod?
Speaker 3: Because you don't you don't need to be my manager. Well,
Speaker 3: I just said, he goes, he goes, you know something,
Speaker 3: he goes. Did he invite him on? I said, he
Speaker 3: sure did.
Speaker 2: He said April that I knew nothing about it. No,
Speaker 2: but then he said, te he's got so much.
Speaker 3: Going on in his life and his world right, No,
Speaker 3: that he got it has to be he has to
Speaker 3: be reminded.
Speaker 2: It's really okay. T's had good guests on every week.
Speaker 2: I'll call him right now. No, No, I don't need
Speaker 2: you to promote. I don't. Okay, it's right, all right.
Speaker 2: Whenever he's like bored and has nobody book, he can
Speaker 2: call me. I'll be happy to do it. I think
Speaker 2: he's got people lined up. Let him go. It slipped.
Speaker 2: I'm what they call it. No, I'm an evergreen. In
Speaker 2: other words, he's got people that may have to go
Speaker 2: on that week to talk about something for that week.
Speaker 2: He's got a barbecue expert.
Speaker 3: On what's more important than David Brody from the Brooklyn
Speaker 3: Boys podcast.
Speaker 2: No, that's very not true. You take priority. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: if you want to say something, I will.
Speaker 5: I apparently Garret doesn't want me on, but apparently whenever,
Speaker 5: of course he does.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see where it goes. Yeah, So that.
Speaker 15: Was my first one.
Speaker 18: When are you going on the Greg T Show?
Speaker 17: I would love to hear two of you guys back
Speaker 17: and forth at the cardioship.
Speaker 15: Second off, what are we gonna hear from Robin?
Speaker 17: I want to hear Robin's side of the story with
Speaker 17: the TSA pre chart situation. What is the reason for
Speaker 17: not doing it. Yes, is it a pain in the
Speaker 17: ad to go Avoyd at GfK or Newark on into
Speaker 17: the interview.
Speaker 15: Yes, but you're a globetrotterer. Seems like a no brainer.
Speaker 3: So Robin will be coming on the next trip. When
Speaker 3: we do our next trip, I will bring her on
Speaker 3: the podcast tomorrow. It's coming up in about a month
Speaker 3: or so. We are we are going to go back again.
Speaker 3: And yeah, but I forigured we'd give it a rest
Speaker 3: for a minute, but it will be coming back around
Speaker 3: because it'll be top of mind because we are traveling
Speaker 3: and uh yeah, at that time, we'll have Robin on
Speaker 3: the podcast to uh because again, now it's been another
Speaker 3: three months where I told her we have a trip
Speaker 3: coming up, let's get this done, and she still has
Speaker 3: had She hasn't even gone on the website and filled
Speaker 3: out the form.
Speaker 2: We can we can we.
Speaker 5: Be open and honest here because I have a theory
Speaker 5: and I think I've nailed it slices. I think you'll
Speaker 5: agree with me. I think Robin doesn't want to go
Speaker 5: to TSA pre check and go through the screening process
Speaker 5: because they'll find out she's an alien.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that hypothesis has been Uh, it's been explored.
Speaker 2: Okay, I feel like that's I'm sticking with that.
Speaker 19: Okay, Hey here, Scary, you were saying that your friend
Speaker 19: said that you're a different person on the podcast than
Speaker 19: you are in real life. I don't think it's necessarily
Speaker 19: Brody that brings that out in you. I think it's
Speaker 19: just you're comfortable when you do the podcast. First of all,
Speaker 19: when you record, you're at home and you're comfortable. Second
Speaker 19: of all, you and Brody have been friends and have
Speaker 19: known each other and work together for like a thousand
Speaker 19: years or something. So because you're at home recording the podcast,
Speaker 19: someone you've known for a very long time, that brings
Speaker 19: out a different side of you, because you're comfortable and
Speaker 19: relaxed versus how you would be in a different setting.
Speaker 19: I'm the same way my friends know, the relaxed, comfortable,
Speaker 19: outgoing person never.
Speaker 12: Shuts the fuck up.
Speaker 19: But put me in a room full of strangers, and
Speaker 19: I will be so uncomfortable that I will not say
Speaker 19: a word because I'm afraid of getting laughed at.
Speaker 2: You're in one right now.
Speaker 3: These are all strangers, these slices, But yet you seem
Speaker 3: to be very comfortable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, leave me talk back. It feels like it's she
Speaker 5: feels like it's family, and I don't blame her. Okay,
Speaker 5: we've created that kind of environment. I love you, James.
Speaker 2: You could say whatever you want here. You can let
Speaker 2: your guard down. Yeah.
Speaker 10: It's The Brooklyn Boys episode three thirty four. I'm still behind,
Speaker 10: so I'm playing catch up now. But I wanted to
Speaker 10: give my input on this topic about the greatest debut
Speaker 10: album of all time in my opinion, one of my
Speaker 10: favorite albums, and I think one of the best debut
Speaker 10: albums ever is fifty Cent and Get Rich of I
Speaker 10: Try In. I know a lot of people don't listen
Speaker 10: to hip hop or rap, but that was a huge
Speaker 10: one of the best debut albums ever. A close second
Speaker 10: for me is Songs about Jane Maroon five.
Speaker 5: All right, another one classic albums, both of them. That
Speaker 5: that Fitty or fifty cent at the time album. That
Speaker 5: was a pop album. I mean it was a hip
Speaker 5: hop album. It was a hymn pop album.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It was great. Yeah hip hop, Yeah, huge success.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 4: This is Rachel from New York episode five talking about
Speaker 4: how Robin is owed birthday presence scary.
Speaker 12: You often say if I was, but that is incorrect.
Speaker 19: If I were, If I were, if I were the
Speaker 19: subjunctive grammar police.
Speaker 2: We we we you wi you You're right. However, if
Speaker 2: I was a rich man fiddler on the roof, if
Speaker 2: I was a rich man a didle deadle needle, idle needle.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do say that. Yeah, I should be more
Speaker 3: cognizant of that. If I were, all right, fair enough.
Speaker 8: Been here from Brooklyn here, guys.
Speaker 20: I know, last week or two weeks ago, I talked
Speaker 20: about the going out to dinner with my friends and
Speaker 20: splitting it evenly.
Speaker 8: No matter what. This is a different situation.
Speaker 20: She's not friends with all of them and sounds a
Speaker 20: little ridiculous if you ask me, I mean point al salad.
Speaker 20: And she wants them to how to pay over one
Speaker 20: hundred and ten dollars. That's fucking crazy. I completely agree
Speaker 20: with her. She was one hundred percent in the raw
Speaker 20: and those definitely are the people if she wants to
Speaker 20: go out with.
Speaker 8: I mean, it is what it is.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your feedback, Vinnie. I'm gonna time in
Speaker 2: for a second.
Speaker 3: Oh feel free, I paused there for you. I wait
Speaker 3: very good, and then and then and then I started it,
Speaker 3: and then you started talking.
Speaker 5: In formal English, you use if I were when referring
Speaker 5: to hypothetical or unlikely situations. If if I was is
Speaker 5: used when referring to situations that may have actually happened.
Speaker 5: For example, if I were a king, I would do this,
Speaker 5: it's hypothetical. While if I was feeling sick, I stayed home.
Speaker 2: Plot twist. So what did you say? What was the
Speaker 2: sentence that was if I was.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I'm I'm pretty sure I wasn't
Speaker 3: talking in hypotheticals.
Speaker 2: I may be right, you may be crazy.
Speaker 5: If I was the fact if it's a factual possibility
Speaker 5: if I was, as correct, But if you're like, if
Speaker 5: I was the king of the world, that therefore Fidder
Speaker 5: on the Roof is wrong because if I were a
Speaker 5: rich man, if I were, if I were, is it
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, hold on, Fiddler on the Roof, if
Speaker 5: I was a rich man, is it wor it could
Speaker 5: be war hold on if I.
Speaker 3: Were it, if I were a rich man, let me see, Okay,
Speaker 3: if I were were, Yeah, you're right, were is something
Speaker 3: that is not set.
Speaker 2: It's not factual.
Speaker 5: I like that if I yeah, okay, Yeah, it's if
Speaker 5: I were a rich man. So he was right, Teva
Speaker 5: was right. Okay, hypothetically if he was were if I were.
Speaker 5: If she's correcting me here, it has to wait a minute.
Speaker 5: I don't know what you said though, We.
Speaker 3: Don't know, we don't know what context, we don't know
Speaker 3: what I said.
Speaker 2: All right, Yeah, well get back to that. We appreciate it. Yeah.
Speaker 21: Marissa from Westchester leaving my first talk back, nice welcome,
Speaker 21: quick comment about the whole fop of things. Sorry, I'm
Speaker 21: going back to that again.
Speaker 2: But it took food. But again, you to leave a message.
Speaker 21: A lot one has a supa like where are we
Speaker 21: trying the line? Like if someone has a skinny under
Speaker 21: are like, are we going to charge them less?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 21: Come on, guys, one price.
Speaker 2: That's it, One size fits all. Okay.
Speaker 5: To answer that question, I think it's like buying clothing.
Speaker 5: If you buy a small, medium, large, or even an
Speaker 5: extra large, it's all the same price. But if you
Speaker 5: buy a four X shirt, a lot of places charge
Speaker 5: you more because it's a lot more material. Now, yes,
Speaker 5: the large is more material than the small, but it's
Speaker 5: an insignificant amount.
Speaker 3: But by her logic, maybe we should be charging more
Speaker 3: for a small or less for a small, because it's
Speaker 3: less material than a medium or large.
Speaker 2: A woman who wears a size zero jean should probably
Speaker 2: pay less than a woman who wears I'm not saying
Speaker 2: she should, but it's less material than a woman who
Speaker 2: has a kid's clothing.
Speaker 3: Kid's clothing is much cheaper than a full adult clothing
Speaker 3: because it's less less material.
Speaker 5: Yes, but at two t is the same price as
Speaker 5: a four te usually. My point is dramatic size differences
Speaker 5: that they probably they work in the price so they
Speaker 5: can even out all the price. All right, But if
Speaker 5: a foupa is a foua, yeah, but you don't get
Speaker 5: the and if it's a hoopa you can get married
Speaker 5: under it if you're Jewish.
Speaker 2: But I'm bumped.
Speaker 22: What I'll be boys, it's far and down in Atlanta
Speaker 22: listening to the most recent episode about the gen Z's
Speaker 22: opinion of old lady names. Just a curious question for you,
Speaker 22: both coming from the Jewish background and an Italian background,
Speaker 22: what do you guys consider some old names based on
Speaker 22: your cultural ethnic background. I am Hispanic Mexican and names
Speaker 22: like Luis and Portfeedio are very, very old school.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to say Rosalie and Bernadette come to mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna ask. I'm gonna. I'm assume
Speaker 2: fern is short for Fernando. Maybe I'm curious. I would say,
Speaker 2: like for me, like.
Speaker 5: Martha or how about Betty. Yeah, but he's been older
Speaker 5: Jewish names.
Speaker 2: Uh see, some of them come back around, like Rose
Speaker 2: is an older name, but Sadie, Esther, Esther's an old name,
Speaker 2: great grandma.
Speaker 3: Those are old people names in my world those but
Speaker 3: those are great, like those are our great grandparents. Names
Speaker 3: you're talking about, like Carmela, no or for Italian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like Angela was on that list.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Angela is an older person's name. I'll give the
Speaker 3: gen z that all right.
Speaker 5: I think Esther, Yeah, I guess Esther's old, But but
Speaker 5: I I can't. I'm I can't tell you, like what
Speaker 5: old names like, I guess, like my mother's ancestors name.
Speaker 2: I guess like Pauline. I got an ant Poline, Pauline.
Speaker 2: No one names their kids Pauline.
Speaker 3: David very old name, old person's name, David Anthony very old.
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Speaker 2: No, we get a lot. We get a lot. We
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Speaker 22: All right, what boys, it's Fern backing into previous episode
Speaker 22: three thirty five about scary sventing about the Starbucks in
Speaker 22: the airport. I don't know that all of those organizations
Speaker 22: are actually staffed by the corporations. I knew a guy
Speaker 22: used to live next to in Atlanta and he worked
Speaker 22: for a placehold I think it was HMS host and
Speaker 22: they were like an operations company that would hire this staff.
Speaker 12: And you went on about the air staffing.
Speaker 22: So those individuals that work for those particular kiosks were
Speaker 22: not employed by those corporations that they are working under
Speaker 22: the label of. So a lot of times they're through
Speaker 22: staffing organizations. Sometimes those people aren't working there, you know,
Speaker 22: for long periods of time. They float around the airports
Speaker 22: and put on the uniform and act as if so
Speaker 22: it's probably what's happening.
Speaker 2: Ahead, brody.
Speaker 5: Starbucks does not directly hire or train the staff at
Speaker 5: airport locations. These locations are typically licensed and operated by
Speaker 5: other companies for example, HMS Host hires Baristas, OTG Management
Speaker 5: operates Starbucks at airports as well.
Speaker 2: It's like.
Speaker 5: Marriott used to, I think, run the Barnes and Noble
Speaker 5: Starbucks shops or host Marriott. So you are correct. Starbucks
Speaker 5: licenses its brand and operating model of the companies who
Speaker 5: run them at these locations.
Speaker 3: Well that means, well, the thing is they're they're really
Speaker 3: misrepresenting them because they're wearing their shirts.
Speaker 5: So yeah, well, I've seen at airports and at food
Speaker 5: courts where people like work at the Taco bell and
Speaker 5: then they go work at the KFC and they work
Speaker 5: at the they just go because it's all one long
Speaker 5: hallway behind all of them, and they just go like, oh,
Speaker 5: I've seen people like change shirts.
Speaker 2: It's like the iHeart Radio promo team. They work for iHeart.
Speaker 3: Radio, but today's they wearing a Z one hundred shirt.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow they're putting on a light FM T shirt because
Speaker 3: they work in a light of m appearance.
Speaker 2: Back when I started in radio, each radio station had
Speaker 2: their own team, their own vans, their own right yep.
Speaker 2: And then and then because we're all in six different
Speaker 2: buildings at the time or five different buildings and then
Speaker 2: they like put us all in one building, like, we
Speaker 2: don't need to have a Z one hundred street team.
Speaker 2: We can have a team of just people. So up.
Speaker 5: I used to like having the same people and you
Speaker 5: go to the events and there were people who knew
Speaker 5: the venues and the music.
Speaker 2: And it's a little more centralized. But that's fine. They'll
Speaker 2: do a great job. But I get it. They just.
Speaker 23: From Union City commenting scary and this Wednesday wedding. You
Speaker 23: need to give a Wednesday gift because there's no way
Speaker 23: in hell that you have to drive out one hour
Speaker 23: in a black tie.
Speaker 2: Black tie and uh, don't forget.
Speaker 12: That to work the next day without some sort.
Speaker 23: Of Nope, absolutely not Wednesday Wednesday gift.
Speaker 15: I love y'all.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 5: It's one hundred percent right, yeah, well in terms of
Speaker 5: a Wednesday, uh call like sixty percent.
Speaker 8: Right, Hey guys, Benning from Brooklyn. Wedding on a Wednesday
Speaker 8: is a fucking weird thing to do. But could it
Speaker 8: possibly be a date type thing?
Speaker 20: Like my wife and I got married on nine ten eleven,
Speaker 20: completely accidental.
Speaker 8: It was a Saturday, but uh, but it's a nice anniversary.
Speaker 20: My cousin got married on seven seven seven, which was the.
Speaker 8: Middle of the week.
Speaker 24: But yeah, but he continues, My cousin got married seven
Speaker 24: seven seven and it was literally just him, his wife,
Speaker 24: his father, one of our aunts, and his kids.
Speaker 8: There was nobody else there. So it wasn't like he
Speaker 8: was inconvenience in anybody.
Speaker 20: They wanted that date and they thought it was time
Speaker 20: to get married and whatever. And I think it was
Speaker 20: a weekday too, But having a full black pie wedding
Speaker 20: in the middle of the week, nothing wrong with it,
Speaker 20: just a little strange.
Speaker 2: He's right, by the way, seven seven seven was a Saturday.
Speaker 3: Was a Saturday, so that was that was a home
Speaker 3: run date for people.
Speaker 8: I guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I did the math. I looked at the
Speaker 3: number as a palindrome ten different ways. There's no rhyme
Speaker 3: or reason to it, and I does not mean any
Speaker 3: and it doesn't mean anything significantly in their life either.
Speaker 3: It's not like, oh, that was the night that they
Speaker 3: first hooked up or whatever met each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just a Wednesday. The day on a Wednesday
Speaker 2: is Wednesday. The favorite character from the Adams Wednesday Adams. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 5: By the way, all those people that got married on
Speaker 5: seven seven seven. Yeah, fifty percent of them still got divorced,
Speaker 5: of course, because that's that's the rules of marriage. Half
Speaker 5: imagine you get married on a day like that, like
Speaker 5: we got married on seven seven to seven, Yeah, you
Speaker 5: get divorced. You're like, oh, I guess half of all
Speaker 5: marriages and the divorce so roughly yeah, just about.
Speaker 8: But like you scary.
Speaker 20: I immediately thought it was either the whole that they
Speaker 20: wanted to get married at, like that's all they could find,
Speaker 20: and you know, Friday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday was booked
Speaker 20: up for the next five years and they want to
Speaker 20: get married now. Or it's a date thing, so uh
Speaker 20: you know, maybe the date means something to that and
Speaker 20: to get.
Speaker 8: First date Nope, Or it's a cool date, like it's.
Speaker 2: Not believe me, there's nothing special about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if it's a special date, like let's say it's
Speaker 5: the day they first met, right, it's not you should
Speaker 5: I know, But I said, let's say, Okay, let's say
Speaker 5: it's hypothetical, like if I were.
Speaker 2: A rich man.
Speaker 5: Okay, hypothetical hypothetically, then that's the kind of thing you
Speaker 5: put in the invitation, Hey, join us for the seventeenth
Speaker 5: anniversary of the day we met.
Speaker 2: Then you go, oh, I get it. I get why
Speaker 2: they're getting married. Yeah, you need context.
Speaker 5: We tried to get married on the day that we
Speaker 5: started dating, the anniversary of us started, but it was
Speaker 5: not The date didn't work.
Speaker 2: Okay, there was a Jewish holiday. We couldn't get married
Speaker 2: that day, so we had to move it.
Speaker 25: Tan to the bus driver here, So we're talking about
Speaker 25: Wednesday weddings. So let me tell you this. I did
Speaker 25: a wedding one time. Now I work out of Scranton
Speaker 25: a lot, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: He did a wedding as a bus driver.
Speaker 25: Danielle big fan.
Speaker 26: Of the show. Blah blah blah blah. She likes the office,
Speaker 26: but I've never seen it. But anyways, so you know
Speaker 26: what location I'm in. So this freaking guy, he says,
Speaker 26: I want to have a wedding, So I pick up
Speaker 26: mister Wednesday guy. He says, we gotta go pick up
Speaker 26: my mom. Okay, we go pick up his mom.
Speaker 25: Now, the best man is a female wrestler. I'm not
Speaker 25: trying to mess with this girl. She's cool, but apparently
Speaker 25: the mom has an issue. It has a little bit
Speaker 25: of an issue with everything and the wrestler is the
Speaker 25: best man. She goes, I'll beat your mom's ass all
Speaker 25: right like this girl. So I said, we'll need to
Speaker 25: be horn yeah, and the girl goes, well, she'll come out.
Speaker 25: I'm gonna get her ass right at the So the
Speaker 25: mom comes out, she gets in the bus. She's not
Speaker 25: very talking to whatever she's in the bus. It's all
Speaker 25: that matters. Now we're going up a little bit deeper
Speaker 25: into scrant and on the outskirts to the JP. Right,
Speaker 25: we pull up, I park the bus and he goes,
Speaker 25: we're just waiting on one more person. I'm thinking it's
Speaker 25: his dad, all right. Next CDC he goes, there's the
Speaker 25: man we've been looking for. And I'm like, where sure is?
Speaker 2: Shit?
Speaker 25: Right, I'll tell you. I look over and I don't
Speaker 25: know if you know the penguinesday other professional hockey team,
Speaker 25: mean well in Wooksbury, scrant and they have the Penguins,
Speaker 25: the little Penguins.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 25: I look over there's Tucks, the freaking mascot from the
Speaker 25: goddamn Penguins. He's in the wedding. I said, what the
Speaker 25: fuck is this shit? I've never seen nothing like this.
Speaker 25: So they do their wedding they come out, I get
Speaker 25: a picture of the mascot.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 12: It's cool. It's weird, but it's cool.
Speaker 25: It's what they're into. Whatever. They paid for it. So
Speaker 25: they're now married. We go up to some lake, go
Speaker 25: get pictures. All right, now, let's go back down the
Speaker 25: scrant We're gonna go have dinner. They go to some
Speaker 25: like meat pie place. I'm not exactly share what it was.
Speaker 25: It was something, but I said, So, we had a
Speaker 25: wedding on a Wednesday. We had tucks, we had the
Speaker 25: wrestler as the best man, and the pissed off mom.
Speaker 2: What more could you ask for a Wednesday?
Speaker 25: So what I'm trying to tell you, mister Skura Jones,
Speaker 25: you gotta go to this wedding on a Wednesday because
Speaker 25: you don't know what the fuck you're gonna see.
Speaker 2: Oh that is there, Okay, he wrapped it up nicely.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, well I can't wait. You might get it.
Speaker 2: You might get a penguin costume guy, a female best man,
Speaker 2: professional wrestler, a crazy mother in law. I'm praying for
Speaker 2: meat pies.
Speaker 27: Oh who doesn't like a good meat Brody and scary,
Speaker 27: never scary and brody is well from CT Honestly, Scary
Speaker 27: Boy got a point. The scaries are different on the
Speaker 27: Morning Show and not the Brooklyn Boys. But honestly, the
Speaker 27: scary on the Big Show is like whatever, you know, Block,
Speaker 27: But the scary on the Brooklyn Boys that's the one
Speaker 27: that I want to have a drink. Boy, that's the
Speaker 27: one I want to chair with, you know, have some
Speaker 27: time were it seemed like a good time.
Speaker 8: But the one on the Morning Show is like whatever.
Speaker 2: All right, fair enough. I don't really, I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't have as large a role on the On the
Speaker 2: Big Show.
Speaker 3: There's also like twelve other people and basically there's Elvis.
Speaker 2: And Gandhi and Danielle are the main people on that show.
Speaker 5: So but what I'm hearing is I bring out the
Speaker 5: best in Scary Jones, which is the opposite of.
Speaker 2: What I was saying last week.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about no, but I was comparing Scary Jones
Speaker 3: on the podcast as to Scary Jones in real life,
Speaker 3: not Scary Jones on the Big Show.
Speaker 2: That's like a whole other. But he is so much better.
Speaker 3: You're so much better of the podcast, ah much better.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. Where you go to dinner,
Speaker 2: do you have twenty thirty forty thousand people listening to
Speaker 2: you at dinner.
Speaker 3: No, but nor do I want them to, because you
Speaker 3: know they might hear some shit that offends them.
Speaker 2: Well, you're more popular here. He's back, What does he
Speaker 2: want to say now?
Speaker 8: And of course you know the clip you played.
Speaker 27: You know that lady has a point that spending eighteen
Speaker 27: dollars on a salad and then her friend's expect her
Speaker 27: to pay like one hundred and twelve or whatever the
Speaker 27: hell that fucking bill will?
Speaker 8: You can kiss my fucking ass? Yeah, hate that ship.
Speaker 8: That'll be the last time we go out. I don't
Speaker 8: give a damn.
Speaker 27: But of course, you know, amongst friends, if we are
Speaker 27: ordered around the same as a couple of dollars difference,
Speaker 27: who cares.
Speaker 8: Let's just pay it. But eighteen and.
Speaker 3: Yep, all right, crazy shit, appreciate you. We're gonna take
Speaker 3: a break real quick. Okay, how's that sound all.
Speaker 2: Right with Scary and Rudy? All right? All right?
Speaker 3: Uh moving on, looks like these people all left talkbacks
Speaker 3: on Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 27: Welcome CT again. Uh before I forget, I'm sure I'm
Speaker 27: going to piss a lot.
Speaker 8: Of people off, but un forget.
Speaker 27: Maybe it's time you guys should put maybe a cap
Speaker 27: on the talkbacks. I mean, not for nothing, but you know,
Speaker 27: when you start getting into the six, seven eight talkbacks,
Speaker 27: it's not just one person or a few people, but
Speaker 27: it's like, goddamn, dude, like.
Speaker 8: Get your point across sooner or move on?
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you, all right, Will, Let's see if Will
Speaker 5: from Let's see if Will from CT lives up to
Speaker 5: his recommendation.
Speaker 3: Well that was what that was? Number three from him?
Speaker 3: Yeah that was three, But he's solid three solid threes. Yeah,
Speaker 3: three is the magic number.
Speaker 28: Brooklyn Boys, John from Long Island, New York here coming
Speaker 28: off of a four month hand surgery.
Speaker 19: That's a long stay away from catching up.
Speaker 9: If that doesn't count.
Speaker 28: Splice time, I told myself I was just gonna run
Speaker 28: through and not leave any twelk backs on something that
Speaker 28: you recorded months prior, but this particular episode I just
Speaker 28: had to because it's such.
Speaker 15: A nerve with me.
Speaker 28: Okay, and Hope, I'm not so on this episode that
Speaker 28: you probably have zero recollection of doing. Brody played a
Speaker 28: short clip from Octane from Shannon guns Uh, incorrectly stating
Speaker 28: that a song went down a list when it went
Speaker 28: by saying it went up a list. This is one
Speaker 28: of my biggest pet peeves with Octane, specifically Shanning Guns.
Speaker 28: For some reason, she says everything back. Every single time
Speaker 28: she hosts the Countdown. She says something goes up when
Speaker 28: it goes down.
Speaker 8: And vice versa, and it drives me insane.
Speaker 28: I don't know if it's a Canadian thing, you would
Speaker 28: think she's involved with music so much. Her husband is
Speaker 28: the lead certain her own Budbeam, which I know is scary,
Speaker 28: has no idea who.
Speaker 9: That is over top one hundred.
Speaker 28: And he grew up with making a nutch.
Speaker 21: Justin pet beave.
Speaker 28: I'm sure I will get your guys reaction to this
Speaker 28: in four months, love you?
Speaker 2: No, we're right here? No, right here?
Speaker 5: Hey, So, yeah, it doesn't work that way. You left
Speaker 5: the message this week, We hear it this week. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it doesn't sit there for four months.
Speaker 2: We get we were up to day. I'm sorry, he's
Speaker 2: four months behind, so he's not going to listen to
Speaker 2: this episod. So that's not true. How did he How
Speaker 2: did he know to leave a talk back to begin with?
Speaker 2: This was what he heard an episode from four months ago?
Speaker 3: Was it four months ago or was it before we
Speaker 3: started the talkback show.
Speaker 2: That was a year and a half ago. Scary, Well, I'm.
Speaker 3: Thinking there's got guns that what he's talking about was
Speaker 3: it was, okay a few months ago.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: So here's what I'm thinking happened to the DJ who
Speaker 5: keeps saying it the wrong way when you are if
Speaker 5: you're looking at a chart right in a magazine and
Speaker 5: you want to see the number one the song, it's
Speaker 5: gonna be at the top of the page, right you
Speaker 5: move up the charts to number one.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, But.
Speaker 5: If you're a you're a DJ, and you get a
Speaker 5: print out and you're playing the songs in order on
Speaker 5: page one, you're going to see song ten, then nine,
Speaker 5: then eight and seven, then six, and you flipped the
Speaker 5: page and then it's five, four, three, and you flipped
Speaker 5: the page and it's two to one. It's in reverse
Speaker 5: order because you're playing them from the top of the
Speaker 5: list to the bottom of the list.
Speaker 2: So she's seeing it and she's saying, oh, it moved
Speaker 2: down to number two. But that's not how people speak
Speaker 2: when it comes to me, even though it's down on
Speaker 2: your paper, it's still up in the charts. That's correct.
Speaker 3: But when it's but when you're referring to the chart itself,
Speaker 3: down means it's downgraded and lower. A lower position, which
Speaker 3: is from going from number three to number seven down
Speaker 3: down four notches to number seven up is number one
Speaker 3: up at.
Speaker 2: The top, down at the bottom. That's how it should be.
Speaker 3: But if who cares about their list only that person
Speaker 3: is seeing their own list, what he's trying to say
Speaker 3: is they should make the adjustment, and they don't one
Speaker 3: hundred percent.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to explain why she's backwards. Also, I
Speaker 2: can't take it anymore.
Speaker 5: I keep hearing commercial endorsements on the radio and on
Speaker 5: television with DJs at sports radio stations saying.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on in and we'll give you a great massage. No,
Speaker 2: you won't do it. You don't work there. It don't
Speaker 2: work there. Right, it's the copy. I change it.
Speaker 3: I change it when I get copy that says it,
Speaker 3: I change it. I change it today.
Speaker 2: I don't want to get bought. Like we've talked about
Speaker 2: this on this podcast. I know it's it's everybody's fault,
Speaker 2: but like I just saw a commercial with what's her face,
Speaker 2: Jennifer Garner. Maybe she's like, oh, at Capital one, we'll
Speaker 2: give you. You don't work at Capitol one. It's not
Speaker 2: weak in her contract that she doesn't get. She doesn't
Speaker 2: say that that should have been if she's trying to
Speaker 2: play listen, if she if they made her honorary employee there,
Speaker 2: or she's getting like stock whatever.
Speaker 5: That's one thing. But if you're on the radio and
Speaker 5: you're like, oh, come on down, we'll we'll take good
Speaker 5: care of you.
Speaker 3: No, you won't, they will, right, Okay, you've stated your point.
Speaker 29: I did I.
Speaker 9: Pay from Ohio.
Speaker 30: I think everybody is on the channel of just playing
Speaker 30: with Chell about the stage continents and all that. Liam Again,
Speaker 30: I'm on my free range farm eggs in dark dark
Speaker 30: alleys and I need to be a Narcanna afterwards.
Speaker 2: That's how good free range she is.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, So whoever that was, hold on whatever
Speaker 5: that was sounded like Asian Mike, but I couldn't make it.
Speaker 2: Not It's not right whoever that was.
Speaker 5: When you hear this, think about how you left those
Speaker 5: talkbacks and don't do that, okay, because I want to
Speaker 5: hear what you had to say. I'm sure it was good.
Speaker 5: The talk into the microphone next time. That's a further
Speaker 5: away from microphone or something. Whatever you did, don't do that.
Speaker 5: We're slower and that not in a rainstorm.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, yeah, Scary, I'm listening to episode one sixty one,
Speaker 18: February third, twenty twenty one, going on and on about
Speaker 18: how these clubhouse apps was going to be the next
Speaker 18: best thing behind Facebook.
Speaker 15: How's that working out for you? Where's Clubhouse?
Speaker 18: What are we doing with it?
Speaker 15: Anything good?
Speaker 2: It died?
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 12: You tell me.
Speaker 2: Clubhouse failed, it shut down. But also keep in mind,
Speaker 2: Scary's a big fan of pariscope. We were in the
Speaker 2: middle of.
Speaker 3: We were in the middle of we were in the
Speaker 3: middle of the pandemic, so we had a different mindset
Speaker 3: at that point. We were trapped. But yeah, clubhouse was
Speaker 3: going to be the thing until it wasn't. And all
Speaker 3: those apps like that Periscope.
Speaker 5: And into Clubhouse fine you fine kick oh and the
Speaker 5: and the line app. Oh my god, geez and uhr,
Speaker 5: right now, what are you doing, Scared?
Speaker 2: I don't know what BERTI. You gotta get on this
Speaker 2: new app. You gotta sign up, get your name, don't
Speaker 2: everybody get your name?
Speaker 3: Stereo Stereo app, the Mere Cat.
Speaker 2: Oh uh megaladon and tribal terrible.
Speaker 21: You know what, fuck you, Jeff?
Speaker 15: Why do you always have to order extra soda?
Speaker 8: And I think you're say, motherfucker. They didn't come.
Speaker 31: Prepared for a water bottle's compable. They got to get
Speaker 31: a water bottle. And if I remember correctly, I cannot
Speaker 31: stand people who do that and always have to just
Speaker 31: like abuse the privilege of friendship.
Speaker 8: This is Victoria from Brooklyn.
Speaker 5: No, you don't say, well said Victoria. By the way,
Speaker 5: I'm a big fan of that friend you just mentioned.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there was a lot of soda, a lot
Speaker 5: of stuff.
Speaker 3: But you know what we should actually, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: Let's have a range of phone call from between Victoria
Speaker 3: and Jeff and she could tell him off live on
Speaker 3: the next episode of Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think he'd appreciate. How great would that?
Speaker 2: That would be great. He's not going to do that?
Speaker 2: Why not? I think?
Speaker 3: More importantly, I don't he doesn't want to. I want
Speaker 3: her to curse him, curse him off.
Speaker 5: No, I don't want him to be aware that I
Speaker 5: talk about him so much. He doesn't listen to the
Speaker 5: Come on, I have her phone number right here.
Speaker 2: Let's go. That's great. I don't have I don't have
Speaker 2: his phone number, so sorry.
Speaker 5: Boom, Come on now, Scary, I just explained o hearing
Speaker 5: that I'm talking about his soda addiction.
Speaker 3: I would have been a great bit, just like kind
Speaker 3: of well do who let the dogs outfof roof?
Speaker 2: And then and then we'll.
Speaker 3: Just have her sick him, sick him, Victoria, get at him?
Speaker 2: Can you already have music for production?
Speaker 10: Just a thought, Brooklyn boys, I'm from upstate. This is
Speaker 10: in response of Slice Time episode three three six and
Speaker 10: the young lady who got offended by a scariest comment
Speaker 10: on having kids making you look older and.
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 10: I think the reason why she got offended, or she's
Speaker 10: taking us so personally scary, or why it might be
Speaker 10: taken out of context is because you, sir, are captain generalized.
Speaker 10: You make a statement, and it's a blanket statement all
Speaker 10: across the board of specifying what you mean, so it's
Speaker 10: easy to take out of context.
Speaker 2: Which is great, which makes for better fodder and more talkbacks.
Speaker 2: But you'll never be a father. I'm okay with it.
Speaker 32: Reggie here, Scary, I disagree with the example.
Speaker 15: You gave about going to the steakhouse.
Speaker 32: Because if I'm invited out to a group dinner and
Speaker 32: I know we're going to a steakhouse, I'm a vegetarian.
Speaker 32: I'm totally fine eating just a couple of sides or
Speaker 32: a side salad.
Speaker 15: I'm not a complainer.
Speaker 32: I'll go there, but I should not have to pay
Speaker 32: an enormous see because everyone else got a steak.
Speaker 3: No, we should all just pay for you actually, see,
Speaker 3: because it's like it's just too much trouble to like say,
Speaker 3: all right, well Reggie had about twenty percent and the
Speaker 3: rest of us should be charged fifty sixty.
Speaker 2: Pers Wait, wait, are you saying that if I went
Speaker 2: out to a steakhouse with you and all your boys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and all you had was a fucking side or two,
Speaker 3: we would just pick up.
Speaker 2: We'd absorb your cost, and then I'm absolutely I'm in.
Speaker 2: I'm in. I'll have a season salad and some water.
Speaker 3: You are not gonna hold yourself back at a goddamn steakhouse.
Speaker 2: Dude, Am I getting the season salad for free? I'm in.
Speaker 2: Get out of here. You would not sacrifice your appetite.
Speaker 3: I'm saying if you showed up and you had some
Speaker 3: mac and cheese and a fucking and some cream spinach
Speaker 3: and that was it, and we were all eating steak.
Speaker 2: Oh whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, who are you talking to that?
Speaker 2: You think I would eat cream spinach?
Speaker 8: Whoa?
Speaker 2: Whatever it is.
Speaker 3: If it's a couple of sides, then we're just gonna
Speaker 3: pay for you.
Speaker 2: And then when you come in, you're in.
Speaker 3: But to come in and say like, oh, let's let's
Speaker 3: charge him, like you know, let's let's do the math
Speaker 3: make quadritic equations, and no we're not.
Speaker 5: We're not playing quadratic quadrat which is not a math
Speaker 5: it's not a math problem. Second of all, it's very simple.
Speaker 5: If I had a twenty dollar meal, you take twenty
Speaker 5: dollars off the bill and then split it.
Speaker 2: It's not that difficult to do the man I know,
Speaker 2: but it's just it's fussy. And if you get the
Speaker 2: tab app, it's peta, it's petty. Yeah, So you could
Speaker 2: buy my boy Eric Kusomano.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we were we were at We're at the city
Speaker 3: bestro roof and he bought us ranto from the sopranos,
Speaker 3: brought us around the drinks and he goes he I said, look, bro,
Speaker 3: I said, I'm leaving, so here, I'm jumping in my uber.
Speaker 3: Here's here's here's ten dollars. He made it look like
Speaker 3: I disrespected him. He's like, get the fucker are you
Speaker 3: kidding me? You're trying to pay me. I bought you
Speaker 3: a drink. I't worry about it, like he got insulted
Speaker 3: that I tried to give him slip him ten bucks.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of friends I roll with. That's my friends.
Speaker 2: He's already he's already spending four hundred. He doesn't need
Speaker 2: you ten dollars.
Speaker 3: He bought five guys drinks, and I said, you know what,
Speaker 3: But I didn't want to assume he was. He was
Speaker 3: shelling it out, and then I wasn't going to get
Speaker 3: him back because I was leaving because he usually go
Speaker 3: round for a round. I buy around, you buy around,
Speaker 3: and I was leaving before it was my turn.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of people I hang out with. Right there,
Speaker 3: all right now, that's you. You would take it to
Speaker 3: you like thank you, scary, and you would put the
Speaker 3: money in your pocket.
Speaker 5: You know, he didn't buy you a f one hundred
Speaker 5: dollars two hundred dollars steak dinner. He bought you a
Speaker 5: ten dollar drink, all right, So of course he's able
Speaker 5: to go, yeah.
Speaker 2: Keep it ten dollars. Now he gets credit, he gets mentioned,
Speaker 2: he got.
Speaker 33: He got loud, he was like, get the fuck on
Speaker 33: it with your money. What are you doing over here?
Speaker 33: What do you think for ten bucks? He just got
Speaker 33: a shout out on the Brooklyn Boys podcast. That's a
Speaker 33: good deal. Dollar a holler.
Speaker 15: That's the kind of thing. It's never fair. When I
Speaker 15: go out to dinner, all I had was the side salad.
Speaker 15: I helped to bust the table.
Speaker 32: I gave worls to the waiter and somehow I'm paying
Speaker 32: for everyone there.
Speaker 15: She's just on.
Speaker 2: I was waiting for that. I was waiting for it.
Speaker 2: Thanks love you, Reggie. Now did you give the Brooklyn
Speaker 2: Boy So? Did he give you the tip? The tip?
Speaker 10: Brooklyn Boys episode three thirty six, Lifetime. You should absolutely
Speaker 10: play in the audio from that newscaster that you reading
Speaker 10: the birthdays, Happy birthday, Nick Gerr. I found it hilarious
Speaker 10: and I'm black. Yeah, but I think your slices are
Speaker 10: not snowflall well, most of us aren't snowflakes, so we
Speaker 10: can take a joke, hopefully, hopefully, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could. You could say it. You're black. You
Speaker 2: did it.
Speaker 10: Thanks Sorry boys, Episode three three six, Slice time. I'm
Speaker 10: laughing because Scary said something to.
Speaker 2: The effect of uh Brody.
Speaker 10: Brody's comments is making it seem like Scary's made out
Speaker 10: of money. I think Scary does a great job with
Speaker 10: that by himself making it seem like he's made out
Speaker 10: of my blue baton shoes, white gloves service for at BMW.
Speaker 2: Private jets.
Speaker 10: Even though you don't wait for it, pay for it,
Speaker 10: you know, bougie bastard.
Speaker 2: Exactly. Come on, the boogie is the bastards. That's not me,
Speaker 2: that's not you got the wrong guy, you do. I
Speaker 2: may act boogie sometimes, but I'm not bougie all the time.
Speaker 2: Not all the time, no sometimes. And by the way,
Speaker 2: if you don't believe Scary, he'll have his manservant tell
Speaker 2: you the same thing. Hio.
Speaker 10: By the way, it sll love guys, especially Scary. I
Speaker 10: know we take a lot of shots at your butt, So.
Speaker 2: I love brother be as boogie as you want, you bastard,
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 34: H By the way, I haven't been away, I've been around.
Speaker 20: I'm the porn star.
Speaker 34: I was talking about that I was talking about other
Speaker 34: random shit as well. I've been I've been around, I
Speaker 34: haven't disappeared. But the conversation I's about to follow is
Speaker 34: not pertaining to anything Broken Boys related, But it is
Speaker 34: pertaining to a certain group of slices that are in
Speaker 34: the Tri State area.
Speaker 9: Knicks fans.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go.
Speaker 12: That's right.
Speaker 34: I'm looking at you, Knicks fans. You know, as a Philadelphian,
Speaker 34: you knew I wasn't gonna let this year slide because
Speaker 34: I'm looking at the fuck out where as it stands
Speaker 34: with this conversation, y'all down too.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 34: I told y'all, y'all beat the Celtics, and then all
Speaker 34: y'all motherfuckers got retarded, y'all act like y'all shit. I
Speaker 34: was thinking, y'all turned up ready to blow up the world,
Speaker 34: and ya ain't even get to the finals yet, beating
Speaker 34: up on Pacers fans. Where we are now, and understand something.
Speaker 34: This isn't coming from a full place of hate. I
Speaker 34: have a love hate relationship in New York. I love
Speaker 34: to hate it and I hate to love it. But
Speaker 34: there's something that undeniable and the pain of Knicks fans
Speaker 34: has been something. I understand it. Look, you know, we've
Speaker 34: been in a drought, but we know how to turn
Speaker 34: up and act retarded accordingly, like winning a super Bowl.
Speaker 9: Y'all just beat the cethicist.
Speaker 2: And now I look at you, y'all looking kind of
Speaker 2: right now you're choking sour great.
Speaker 34: Y'all need to be like you never do, like old
Speaker 34: girl Homegirl Daniel ma A Narrow in the Morning Show.
Speaker 34: Y'all need to get that refute.
Speaker 12: I need to bring it back.
Speaker 34: Up because to one and we're looking at you and
Speaker 34: y'all can't let Indiana rest a ball sacks over yall eyeballs.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 9: And it's coming.
Speaker 2: It's coming, regurgitating to get it back.
Speaker 3: Today's Tuesday, and we are recording this in the afternoon
Speaker 3: down to thee.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brody and Scariest.
Speaker 35: William from Atlanta was listening episode three thirty five.
Speaker 8: When Scary He's talking about rocking his.
Speaker 35: Merse on the beach, and Brody didn't really like that idea,
Speaker 35: so I could He didn't say it, but I could
Speaker 35: hear him probably thinking it scary, You're rocking a backpack
Speaker 35: for a bitch, So anyway, you guys.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you. It's more of a front pack though, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: pretty much.
Speaker 36: Story from Brooklyn here. So my daughter actually has well, I.
Speaker 37: Thought it was an unusual name, and then I found
Speaker 37: out that Matthew McConaughey's daughter has the same name. But
Speaker 37: I thought that I came up with it. I don't know,
Speaker 37: but my daughter's name is Vida v I da because
Speaker 37: it means life and she was my rainbow baby because
Speaker 37: I had a miscarriage before she was won. So it
Speaker 37: means life and it was special to me.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. Oh that's a good name. Great, it's a
Speaker 2: great name. Oh we were talking about good name. Their
Speaker 2: kid Earth, which is what that conversation was from here.
Speaker 36: Oh hell no, a Wednesday wedding.
Speaker 12: That is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 36: I got married at the Ruviera on a Saturday. We
Speaker 36: paid more for a Saturday and Friday Sunday, and my
Speaker 36: husband as cheap as fuck. I can't imagine a when wedding.
Speaker 36: And if this person is your friend, why don't you.
Speaker 2: Just ask him why are.
Speaker 36: You getting married on a Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Oh don't you worry, I will that questions coming, ask
Speaker 3: that question?
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 2: We're boys?
Speaker 5: Okay, let's play. Let's play role play. I want to
Speaker 5: hear you call me on the phone. I want to
Speaker 5: hear how you asked the question.
Speaker 2: But what's up? Hey, hey man, what's going on? Nothing
Speaker 2: got your wedding? An I got that you have that
Speaker 2: you have that tuxedo? Rent it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but bro got that wedding. Yeah, I got that
Speaker 3: wedding invite from you.
Speaker 2: Oh it's gonna be. It's gonna be lit me fire straight.
Speaker 3: Fire, And I think I'm gonna be there, but I
Speaker 3: don't know if Robin can make it because uh, well
Speaker 3: I know, yeah, sorry, she's got to work. She's got
Speaker 3: a new job. She can't take off. But a man
Speaker 3: was saving more money than she can't get off of
Speaker 3: work till like five o'clock. And by the time she
Speaker 3: gets to me, it's gonna be really, really late, and
Speaker 3: it's it's just not gonna work. So I'm gonna probably
Speaker 3: come stag be my by by myself, you know me,
Speaker 3: I get off at ten in the morning, but I hope.
Speaker 2: You don't hit that rush hour weekday traffic though, what's
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: It's fine, you know, and and you know, I'd really
Speaker 3: love to stay over, but you know, you gotta, we gotta.
Speaker 2: We've got a block of rooms for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got it, you know me, I gotta get
Speaker 3: up betfore in the morning for the for the show.
Speaker 3: So see, I'm probably too Yeah, probably gonna be drive
Speaker 3: out there by myself and then I'm you know, hang out,
Speaker 3: not gonna drink very much and then and then I'll
Speaker 3: drive home by myself.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah that's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I why are you having it on a Wednesday?
Speaker 2: Anyway? Sorry? What so?
Speaker 22: So?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's it's cool and all. I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna be there no matter what. But uh, you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's cool.
Speaker 5: Why why you have an I want a better question
Speaker 5: for you. Uh, the last wedding you went to on
Speaker 5: a Saturday?
Speaker 2: You remember it?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Did you ask them why they had a wedding on
Speaker 5: a Saturday? If it's Saturday, is the normal day to
Speaker 5: have a wedding?
Speaker 26: Oh?
Speaker 2: Are you saying I have an abnormal wedding?
Speaker 3: Well, now, a normal day of the week, just not
Speaker 3: not a day, not a very popular day to have
Speaker 3: a wedding.
Speaker 2: Wednesday is Sunday.
Speaker 3: Unless the next day is Thanksgiving, and even then that's
Speaker 3: a lot a lot of food I would.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 5: I would never give up a holiday weekend for that. No,
Speaker 5: I wouldn't ruin your holiday weekend. Wednesday is great. Now,
Speaker 5: I don't take away your weekend. You have the weekend
Speaker 5: to yourself. I'm doing you a thing.
Speaker 2: I just go nowhere, let's continue. I just I just
Speaker 2: wanted to see if you're going to ask, like, dude,
Speaker 2: why are you having a You know you're gonna say
Speaker 2: it like it's a positive. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, just
Speaker 2: I got surious.
Speaker 3: Gotta spin it, gotta spin it. Yeah, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to go in on them. No way, that would be awful. Hey, dude,
Speaker 3: what the fuck? Can't insult the guy? No, what's a
Speaker 3: matter of Tuesday wasn't available yet.
Speaker 38: Brian from a house, Florida. I gotta say, immerse, it
Speaker 38: is the most convenient thing.
Speaker 19: When you go to the theme park cargo passing.
Speaker 38: All those extra pockets, being able to carry the stuff
Speaker 38: for my son just makes it easy. You're going to
Speaker 38: Disney Universal.
Speaker 2: The world Universal appreciate you, Thank you for support.
Speaker 5: I saw a TikTok video which I should I should
Speaker 5: have gotten the sound from, but it was like, hey, guys,
Speaker 5: do you need more pockets? Don't carry a bag on
Speaker 5: your waist. And it was like a fanny pack. And
Speaker 5: it's a it's a it's a vest or with sleeves,
Speaker 5: a zip up hoodie with zipper pockets by the breasts,
Speaker 5: zipper pockets by the belly, pockets on the sleeves. That's
Speaker 5: where you got your pockets. Okay, no merse needed.
Speaker 39: Being it from my again, Hey boys, just do your thing, argue.
Speaker 39: There's like me and my brother do and by the name,
Speaker 39: his name is Chris, So just do your thing, just
Speaker 39: be you.
Speaker 8: And one more thing is I.
Speaker 2: Know you blocked three on my talkbacks.
Speaker 30: I know that's because of political stuff, so just let's
Speaker 30: just slide all right.
Speaker 3: Well he didn't block them, We just didn't air them
Speaker 3: because we're not a podcast of politics.
Speaker 2: So we moved forward. We appreciate the call.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you name here, farmer, what do you farm?
Speaker 9: Know?
Speaker 39: This as to wants what do you farm? State your
Speaker 39: name and what you farm?
Speaker 2: All right, then thank you? He wants inquiring minds want
Speaker 2: to know. I think, yeah, it was another one because.
Speaker 39: I grew up on a farm and you have not
Speaker 39: once said anything. I grew up with pigs, cows, chickens,
Speaker 39: a lot of other livestock stock.
Speaker 9: You have not said anything.
Speaker 2: All right, you need to tell us what you're farming.
Speaker 3: I know where you can get your pickroom. Get it done,
Speaker 3: let's go. We want to know which animals talk about them.
Speaker 2: What if you're a farmer of corn, then there's no
Speaker 2: animals necessarily, Well, tell us what your farm. I'd like
Speaker 2: to know as well. That makes two of us live.
Speaker 17: So three three seven.
Speaker 40: Coming about Scary's friends saying how he's very different on the.
Speaker 2: Podcast, Well, god damn, David Brody, do.
Speaker 40: You think Scary Jones would have argued with himself without you?
Speaker 15: I mean, I love the show, I love the arguments.
Speaker 40: I would hate to see both of y'all would sell
Speaker 40: shit on Facebook and stay home and not.
Speaker 15: Be busy with full time work like I don't.
Speaker 40: Know, so pretty much, keep being a.
Speaker 7: Self gentleman, keep arguing on you know, the one time
Speaker 7: and Pride Rice with vegetables and Devillea and Mahure Gay
Speaker 7: and John Barvader shirts.
Speaker 2: I love it all all equally.
Speaker 7: Don't change it to anything.
Speaker 40: And yeah, maybe that friend is just hit another circle
Speaker 40: and another vibe, which is totally fine.
Speaker 2: You know, Hey, Scar he continues, but what were you
Speaker 2: gonna say? Have you ever won the Barbados in the
Speaker 2: villa bar videos, and yes, of course, Barvados in the villa.
Speaker 2: It sounds like it. Jones wearing Barvedos in the villa.
Speaker 2: It's a song lyric.
Speaker 7: I tell you, just keep in mind.
Speaker 40: Is like, because you two know each other for so long,
Speaker 40: and you guys work with each other for so long,
Speaker 40: both of you in the same way know how to
Speaker 40: push each other's buttons.
Speaker 15: Why we'll listen to this. We need that drug.
Speaker 40: We need to listen to the whole spiel, pickleball.
Speaker 12: Brawl, the brawl about the hooks and the at the bar.
Speaker 2: We love it.
Speaker 3: I love that ship, all all right, thank you very much.
Speaker 40: Hey, Scarry Jones, this is the I love you, but
Speaker 40: so I love you, but baby, bring the worst of you.
Speaker 40: He's not the reason the airport Starbucks was slow when
Speaker 40: you order your fancy love. He's not the reason the
Speaker 40: shorts didn't fit when you bought those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 15: He knows how to push those buttons. But come on, little.
Speaker 2: Bit, that's right. Shit happens to me and we just
Speaker 2: talk about it.
Speaker 3: You're right, you're right, And sometimes I bring it upon myself,
Speaker 3: which is the majority of Brody's problems with himself is
Speaker 3: he brings on the problems of his.
Speaker 5: Listen, if there's a cloud above my head, I didn't
Speaker 5: cause it to rain.
Speaker 2: It's not my fault.
Speaker 20: Benning from Brooklyn here, I think I already left to
Speaker 20: talk back for this episode, but I'm relistening.
Speaker 8: And something you said scary about.
Speaker 2: The uh the.
Speaker 20: Going out to dinner to like a steakhouse and ordering
Speaker 20: only a salad, and if they paul took in everything else,
Speaker 20: then yeah, just split it evenly. But if it like
Speaker 20: this woman, she only ordered a salad and maybe one
Speaker 20: drink for whatever it is, Hey for her, I don't
Speaker 20: mind that. If they want to just cover their own
Speaker 20: and that's it, Like I get it. You know, it's
Speaker 20: like some people come for the good company anyway, Like
Speaker 20: I was saying, uh, yeah, sometimes you got somebody that
Speaker 20: doesn't really enjoy the meal or whatever it is, but
Speaker 20: they want to come out for the good company. I'm
Speaker 20: okay with that as long as they're not making it
Speaker 20: into a big bodella, you know, a big fucking chaos
Speaker 20: where itemizing every.
Speaker 8: You know, it's like, all right, you spent thirty dollars.
Speaker 20: You spend twenty eight dollars thrown around thirty five dollars
Speaker 20: for your thing, and uh and the tip.
Speaker 2: As I said, I'll do you one better. I'll pay
Speaker 2: for you, Benny, but thank you, thank you good. I'm
Speaker 2: in good man, Benny from Brooklyn.
Speaker 41: No name thing, the old names and all that Rose
Speaker 41: is an old one, Betty, that old Beatrice, Beatrice, little
Speaker 41: older names that that I don't really consider that people
Speaker 41: would name today. My mother's name is Louise, so I
Speaker 41: put it as one of my daughter's middle names because
Speaker 41: my daughter was an old lady name.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 8: Louise.
Speaker 20: Definitely some definitely where'd you come up with Bryce and
Speaker 20: go into like the weird fucking names you need your
Speaker 20: kid something like Apple or fucking Earth.
Speaker 8: You're an idiot. I'm sorry, you're looking for attention.
Speaker 20: You're setting your kids up for a lifetime of fucking torture.
Speaker 20: That's my brother has a really Italian name and he
Speaker 20: was tortured and it's a normal name where we come
Speaker 20: from Naples. It's like you yell his name out cheeto,
Speaker 20: thousand people, Cheato. Yeah, if you guys haven't realized already,
Speaker 20: gen Z kids, for the most part, are kind of little,
Speaker 20: dim little you know, they raised with this fucking social
Speaker 20: media go and I have a gen Z kid. I
Speaker 20: have Preejen alphas and a gen Z kid. But they
Speaker 20: kind of you know, even their lingo is stupid. And
Speaker 20: I know alcoholis probably thought that our lingo from.
Speaker 2: The eighties ninety Yes they did, but.
Speaker 8: Most of us at least a lingo came from somewhere.
Speaker 20: It wasn't just fucking stupid, skimbity dibbity fucking words.
Speaker 2: It's like s GiB it.
Speaker 20: When I listened to my daughter, she's fifteen, when I
Speaker 20: was going on sixteen, She's talking to her friends and whatnot,
Speaker 20: stupid fucking conversations, man, And then they don't even know
Speaker 20: how to talk to each other. Everything's texting and they
Speaker 20: don't even talk on the phone. It's either video call
Speaker 20: or texting.
Speaker 2: It's like, we got you, Annie, we got you. We
Speaker 2: feel your pain.
Speaker 5: Man, Hey, Annie, I know you're gonna not hear this
Speaker 5: for a couple of days maybe, but go look up
Speaker 5: the six seven meme going on on TikTok right now.
Speaker 2: How you feel about that?
Speaker 3: Reggie here, No, I'm not familiar with the six seven.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that on the on the brook Boys
Speaker 2: Slice Boys.
Speaker 32: Yeah, Reggie, here, I was thinking about how Brody has
Speaker 32: like two dogs.
Speaker 15: I think maybe three. I know he definitely has like two.
Speaker 2: Yeah two.
Speaker 32: The moment, I'm just so envious of his life, like
Speaker 32: I wish so bad I only had like two dogs.
Speaker 25: I wish so.
Speaker 2: Bad might have three.
Speaker 32: I have four dogs at eight cats, where I wouldn't
Speaker 32: give to have only two dogs.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, does she have four dogs? That eight cat?
Speaker 2: That eight cats? Or that she had four dogs and
Speaker 2: she's probably going for the joke as she always does.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of animals, I would say. So it's
Speaker 2: the boy podcast.
Speaker 5: See before the commercial break, I could have made a
Speaker 5: pussy joke in regards to and all our cats, but
Speaker 5: I did not see because you took the high road
Speaker 5: for a change, me take the high road.
Speaker 25: Gosh, she's just so lucky.
Speaker 15: He's so lucky, like.
Speaker 12: So much of my day is cleaning and feeding.
Speaker 2: All right, Thank you, Reggie.
Speaker 15: Hey guys, Laura from Connecticut, scary, I love you. Please,
Speaker 15: but please.
Speaker 4: Don't blame Barrody for the way you act. I know
Speaker 4: because you riled up and everything, but it's already in you.
Speaker 15: So if you have some message to send or.
Speaker 4: Want to say something about something, for example, like you
Speaker 4: said there's Starbucks, people not move it fast enough. You
Speaker 4: got pissed off about that. You brought that to Brody,
Speaker 4: So don't blame Brody that some other people may not
Speaker 4: see or you just may not speak about certain things
Speaker 4: with certain people and they only know you as the party.
Speaker 15: Scary or the funny scary or the fun scary period.
Speaker 4: But the truth is, you get a little crazy and
Speaker 4: Brody brings it out, but.
Speaker 15: It's in you already, So don't blame Brody Scary. Remember
Speaker 15: I love you, but don't blame them.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, I'll take that UNO adviisement.
Speaker 42: Thanks Brooklyn boys Backer from Long Island. I was listening
Speaker 42: to Brodie talking about the penny gambling machines. Did you
Speaker 42: guys know that penny ease are becoming extinct? They're not
Speaker 42: gonna make them anymore in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: That's right, correct, that they just ordered the last set
Speaker 3: of blanks or whatever to be printed.
Speaker 2: That's minted. That's it done. Well, here's here's what I think.
Speaker 5: First of all, I'm happy because all the pennies that
Speaker 5: exist are still going to exist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's number number two.
Speaker 5: Three and a half years from now, they may start
Speaker 5: making pennies again if they see it's a problem, because ultimately,
Speaker 5: if there aren't any pennies, are you gonna have to
Speaker 5: reprogram every cash registered or round down two cents or
Speaker 5: up three cents or well up two cents or whatever.
Speaker 5: So until they make sales tax ten percent on everything,
Speaker 5: and it's even you're gonna need pennies to pay cash. Now,
Speaker 5: a lot of people don't pay cash anymore.
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 5: But we're gonna have pennies for a very long time, yeah,
Speaker 5: because they're everywhere.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I did, we're just not making pennies. Yeah. Also,
Speaker 2: you can just use a cheaper metal. You don't need
Speaker 2: to use copper.
Speaker 3: Then yeah, I'm okay with them discontinuing it. If it
Speaker 3: saves money, that's not my money.
Speaker 15: Say hey, guys, Laura from Connecticut.
Speaker 2: That's saving pennies.
Speaker 15: Hey guys, Laura from Connecticut. So I guess my name
Speaker 15: is old. I'm old.
Speaker 4: I'm fifty four, so I imagine that Laura is old.
Speaker 4: It's not a very popular name. Now they need to
Speaker 4: get fancy names, So Laura is the old school, like
Speaker 4: Danielle and Tara, those are older names. But it's like
Speaker 4: these famous people naming their kids outrageous names like Apple.
Speaker 15: You know there's a lot.
Speaker 4: So I guess Laura is old and I'm sure ten
Speaker 4: years from now, Apple will be old in any other
Speaker 4: name that these rich people are naming their kids, or
Speaker 4: putting two names together to make one name sounds good,
Speaker 4: whatever works for everybody.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Laura. I don't think Laura's an old baby boy,
Speaker 2: I think it is. I don't think Laura's a young name.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's an old name.
Speaker 5: I think it's in the sweet spot, like like Goldilocks,
Speaker 5: right in that middle bed.
Speaker 43: Heyby boys, it's Rifka from Brooklyn. I just wanted to
Speaker 43: comment on the baby name conversation. There's this chick on
Speaker 43: TikTok who just had a kid.
Speaker 12: Oh my god.
Speaker 43: I don't know if it's a boy or girl, but
Speaker 43: they named the kid Pony, and everyone in the comments
Speaker 43: are eating this chick up alive because of how ridiculous
Speaker 43: the name Pony is.
Speaker 12: She loves it, Like the hate comments she's getting is insad.
Speaker 3: She deserves it because she put it out there, and
Speaker 3: she knew what she was doing when she did end
Speaker 3: the story. So yeah, so she deserves all the hate
Speaker 3: that she gets. It's like the people that put those
Speaker 3: super brody you and I exchanged these already.
Speaker 2: Rhymes rhymes with tony though, now is pony short for Panthony?
Speaker 3: People who do outrageous things on TikTok and put them
Speaker 3: out there, they deserve every last bit of hate because
Speaker 3: they are that's what they want.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say, though, I'm gonna say, I'm gonna just
Speaker 5: go out on a limb here. I think the kid's
Speaker 5: name really isn't Pony. Oh you think that she's just
Speaker 5: doing it for attention.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she's getting clicks and and commentary.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna I'm gonna, I'm gonna hope. I'm gonna hope
Speaker 5: for the kid's sake, that the kids not really named Pony. Now,
Speaker 5: even if your name, I mean, you could name the
Speaker 5: kid po like as a nickname. What's up, Poe?
Speaker 2: Pose? All right? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Pose a Star Wars name, Pose a Panna's name. Okay
Speaker 5: with that, Poe Damren, you know, but Pony. I don't
Speaker 5: think that's real, but it was real.
Speaker 43: So I also wanted to comment on Scary's quote unquote
Speaker 43: like fancy black tie Wednesday wedding. I thought it was
Speaker 43: funny that you guys found a Wednesday wedding to be
Speaker 43: so shocking, because, at least for me growing up Jewish
Speaker 43: tradition Jewish, we talked about.
Speaker 12: The weddings that I attended.
Speaker 2: Were always on a Tuesday, and we maybe it's like.
Speaker 12: A Jewish slash cheap thing, lol.
Speaker 43: But I just found it funny that you guys were
Speaker 43: so shocked about a Wednesday wedding.
Speaker 3: And I did say in that episode that yes, I
Speaker 3: know the Hasidic Jewish people do do Tuesday and Wednesday
Speaker 3: weddings and it's normal for them. This guy couldn't be
Speaker 3: more Italian, just saying it's weird for that and for
Speaker 3: the purposes that they remember. Because I understand the Friday,
Speaker 3: the Saturday, it's a little tough is less days of
Speaker 3: the week for you to actually have one.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 3: Late Saturday night, we were specifically talking about this Italian
Speaker 3: couple who just broke tradition, just saying it's weird.
Speaker 43: And nobody come for me for making a Jewish cheap joke.
Speaker 43: I'm allowed to, but yeah, maybe it just makes more
Speaker 43: sense for religious Jews to like have weddings during the
Speaker 43: week because they can't do Friday night.
Speaker 12: Saturday night is like.
Speaker 43: Difficult after the Sabbath, and uh yeah, I guess it
Speaker 43: just works for them during the week. But it was
Speaker 43: just funny. You guys were like so shocked about a
Speaker 43: Wednesday wedding. I was like, oh, that's normal to me.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, yep, scary. If you were to get married,
Speaker 2: would you absolutely do a Saturday.
Speaker 3: Not necessarily, but I would certainly not do a Wednesday
Speaker 3: or Tuesday or Thursday or a Monday or so. You
Speaker 3: do Friday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I would say, Saturday is
Speaker 3: the day Friday. I would do Sunday before Friday.
Speaker 2: All right, I was a Saturday, but you didn't you
Speaker 2: didn't know.
Speaker 43: Me then, okay, so the boy, the poty name is
Speaker 43: a boy. I just went back to this chicks Instagram
Speaker 43: a TikTok Iday and she said if she was going
Speaker 43: to have a girl, they were.
Speaker 12: Going to name her Birdie lou l o U.
Speaker 43: I don't know, these people are fucking I just I
Speaker 43: can't deal with people. And the comments were all like
Speaker 43: you know, this kid's gonna grow up with the name Pony, right.
Speaker 9: My god, I can't fucking deal.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: And this is accomplished because they got a reaction out
Speaker 3: of her, so much so that she came to tell
Speaker 3: us what.
Speaker 5: That can I just say, if Pony ends up being famous,
Speaker 5: it'll it'll be it'll be commonplace to say the name.
Speaker 2: Like you, you and I.
Speaker 5: Like twenty five years ago, thirty years ago, when when
Speaker 5: an eighteen year old basketball player came to the the NBA,
Speaker 5: You're like, Shaquille.
Speaker 2: That's a weird name, Shaquille.
Speaker 5: But now it's like, oh, that's Shaquille o' neil, Right,
Speaker 5: Brooklyn's other players west.
Speaker 3: When the first time I heard someone named their their
Speaker 3: kid Brooklyn, I thought it was so bizarre. But now
Speaker 3: Brooklyn is is it populated? Beckham's kid is Brooklyn?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, so I guess if you say it enough.
Speaker 2: So listen, if Pony has five, you know, hit songs,
Speaker 2: you'd be like, oh, yeah, Pony, it normalizes it, all right.
Speaker 2: Let's get to Juan Valdez. Huh, let's do this.
Speaker 44: It's always burning and scary, scary Jones. Hold yourself to
Speaker 44: something you're about to be blown away.
Speaker 2: Juan Valdez got married on a Tuesday.
Speaker 44: Yes, tesy, Wow, save a little more than fifty percent
Speaker 44: on the venue. I saved a good chunk like forty
Speaker 44: on the catering. Oh my god, balloons, the DJ. Everybody
Speaker 44: was so cheap, so it is so cheap. He broke
Speaker 44: and it's always burn is scary how much? Hey, I
Speaker 44: don't get you. I don't first yep, everybody pays right,
Speaker 44: it didn't it? You know what you should you guys
Speaker 44: in the next episode off the Broken Boss. You should
Speaker 44: play that little piece for Astra and see what and
Speaker 44: if she's ever going on with that one friend. I
Speaker 44: would love to know Asterisk, you know, take on the story. Yeah,
Speaker 44: a broken boysy befond this and he's always brought in
Speaker 44: a scary Now, this is a piece of knowledge from
Speaker 44: one baskets bouting part knowledge onto you. All rules have
Speaker 44: an exception, but then that would make it a rule,
Speaker 44: and it also has an exception. I always think, always
Speaker 44: question an authority.
Speaker 8: Point blessed.
Speaker 3: Thank you for Wan Valdezskez married on a Tuesday.
Speaker 2: On a Tuesday.
Speaker 45: From my last talkback, you asked when you wanted to
Speaker 45: be the only one doing parodies for the show a
Speaker 45: long time ago, way before talkbacks. I used to email
Speaker 45: parodies since Scary read them, and you said, leave the
Speaker 45: parodies to me, because you take parody work very personally.
Speaker 45: You're stell them with AI, which is awesome. Mine was
Speaker 45: nowhere near the Trucker level, though, And shout out to
Speaker 45: Scary too for playing them seamlessly as they come in
Speaker 45: one after another for the complete song for those You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Hey, and I do remember you commenting that Brody leave
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 5: Yes, as I said last episode in my explanation of that,
Speaker 5: that's when I had a parody company working for us
Speaker 5: at iHeart, where I could get parodies done because I
Speaker 5: don't sing. So now that I can't do parodies, I'm
Speaker 5: more apt to let you know. Trucker do a parody
Speaker 5: every once in a while, you know. But I still
Speaker 5: write parodies. I just don't write them for here because
Speaker 5: I don't have access to singers.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 45: So, and in the last episode, Brody was talking about
Speaker 45: the map. He kept saying over there, who else was screaming?
Speaker 45: Rock and Steve from the Bronx over there?
Speaker 2: Over there?
Speaker 45: And Scary said, if you do nothing else about something
Speaker 45: if you do nothing else. Put the Broken Boys podcast
Speaker 45: as your first preset on iHeartRadio. And you were saying
Speaker 45: in like a line out like a lamb. You missed
Speaker 45: in like a lion made mushroom out like a lamb.
Speaker 2: Ah mushroom very good.
Speaker 5: He's gonna say it, but he forgot because it didn't
Speaker 5: help his memory exactly.
Speaker 46: Hey, Brooklyn Boys, MJ from NJ having technical difficulties. The
Speaker 46: merse is a glorified fanny pack. If you want to
Speaker 46: use it for the beach, go right ahead. Who gives
Speaker 46: a who? Who cares? You're the one that wants to
Speaker 46: use it. I think it's fine, So what what anybody says? Yes,
Speaker 46: maybe people might look like Vinny from Brooklyn or some
Speaker 46: other people may you know they're not going to use
Speaker 46: it. It's not manly enough. But hey, yeah, you can wear
Speaker 46: whatever you want. Who cares?
Speaker 12: It's you.
Speaker 46: It's for your comfort to put your items in. Also,
Speaker 46: what happened with tol Darren. I am behind in some episodes.
Speaker 46: I understand, and that Franny fuckface bitch she should not
Speaker 46: be playing.
Speaker 12: Would you've got to go soft on her? Bullshit?
Speaker 46: Well, hopefully you get your other guys back or whoever
Speaker 46: you're playing with, David Brody.
Speaker 12: Okay, back to Franny buck face. Yeah, why just because.
Speaker 46: She can't play as good as you, I would have
Speaker 46: hit her in the fucking face with the ball.
Speaker 12: I don't play pickleball.
Speaker 46: But but then again, you're trying to be nice.
Speaker 12: I understand.
Speaker 46: So hopefully you get your other people that you play
Speaker 46: with back. That was a one off, but she should
Speaker 46: step up a game as well. The merse, keep the merse,
Speaker 46: I know, I just repeated myself, told Darren we got
Speaker 46: to find out what's going on with him.
Speaker 12: And oh it's me again. Darn it all this.
Speaker 46: Okay, Carlone Beach, you still owe Robin the dinner. I
Speaker 46: know that this was expensive. This was on Elvis, the
Speaker 46: jet was on Elvis. But you still owe her the
Speaker 46: intimate dinner. Okay, because of Carlo Beach, and you owe
Speaker 46: David Brody to escape dinner.
Speaker 12: It's the same content.
Speaker 46: And for the Hairy Lady, yes, she should have to
Speaker 46: pay no offense. Sorry five thousand twalk backs last one.
Speaker 46: But the hairy Lady, it's not her fault that she's heavy,
Speaker 46: I understand, but she has to pay more. The person
Speaker 46: is using more time and I guess more strips. I
Speaker 46: know it's not a big deal, but she should pay
Speaker 46: maybe five dollars extra. They should put a sign up.
Speaker 46: It has to be displayed. If you have a more area,
Speaker 46: it can cost a little more. That should be displayed.
Speaker 46: She could bring this to court if it wasn't displayed.
Speaker 46: You don't okay that put a salon.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry.
Speaker 46: They have to put a note up there that if
Speaker 46: you have more of an area to work on, it
Speaker 46: may cost a little bit more. Legally, you should have
Speaker 46: something up there. I know common sense, it's a bigger area.
Speaker 46: You're using more time for the salon. Lady, Yes, but
Speaker 46: I don't know I would. I'd be fucking embarrassed. I
Speaker 46: would never put this out there fans, anybody, what you're doing.
Speaker 12: It's embarrassing. Love you guys, gotta go.
Speaker 15: Bye, Love you.
Speaker 2: Do you really have to go? I really wanted you
Speaker 2: to stay some more. They need me in surgery. I
Speaker 2: gotta go. What a way to end slash time? Huh?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is that already so soon? M J bok the boys?
Speaker 29: All right, Thank you again for all of your talkbacks reactions.
Speaker 1: This podcast all depends on you.
Speaker 3: Baby,