Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys reactions.
Speaker 2: This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's Brooklyn Boys Slice Time for episode three forty two.
Speaker 3: And beyond what's going on, it's prody, scary, scary, brody,
Speaker 3: and yeah, don't don't, don't kill us, don't blame us.
Speaker 2: But Brody, I'm gonna tell you right now.
Speaker 3: I looked at I looked at the the old slice
Speaker 3: time uh talk back looking pages. All I'm gonna say
Speaker 3: here is we warned you folks not to leave your
Speaker 3: slice times until the week we get back, which was
Speaker 3: last week, and we did episode three forty two.
Speaker 2: Many of them have been erased. They're gone.
Speaker 4: So unless unless you were listening to three forty one
Speaker 4: and left to talk back because you didn't hear us
Speaker 4: say on three forty two to be careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, and what's in the past is in the past.
Speaker 3: We want to kind of move forward. Let's start commenting
Speaker 3: on episode three forty two.
Speaker 4: All right, remember a reminder, we're back from vacation. This
Speaker 4: is our first Lifetime in a couple of weeks. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and this is the show about the show. This is
Speaker 4: the show where our listeners we call the slices, leave
Speaker 4: talkbacks to the iHeart Radio App about their thoughts, comments
Speaker 4: and opinions on the episode previous and the couple before that.
Speaker 2: That's what's their show.
Speaker 3: Yes, and then this is by listening to the iHeartRadio App.
Speaker 3: Only you cannot do this if you listen through other means.
Speaker 3: So there's no little microphone, no, only on the iHeart app.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is uh, here we go, Here we go, folks.
Speaker 5: I know this is from an old episode, but I've
Speaker 5: been listening to all your guys' episodes. I love your Guys' show.
Speaker 5: You guys are funny. You make light of everything. The
Speaker 5: bicker and back and forth. That's all great works a
Speaker 5: good podcast. I listen to you guys every day. I'm
Speaker 5: a pizza delivery driver.
Speaker 2: Nice and I listen.
Speaker 5: To you guys while I'm delivering pizza.
Speaker 2: I hope it's good pizza.
Speaker 5: It's pizza delivery driver again. Now back to the episode
Speaker 5: I was referring to. Its scary is allowed to have
Speaker 5: his feelings and thoughts on what is going on with
Speaker 5: the big corporations in big pharma. A lot of people
Speaker 5: are starting to open their eyes and they're starting to
Speaker 5: see what is really going on all your and I
Speaker 5: just listened to some more of the episode. Brody, you
Speaker 5: said they wouldn't sell the cereal of it is going
Speaker 5: to kill this not kill you. What it is killing people?
Speaker 5: The high fructose corn syrup, the oil that they put
Speaker 5: into the cereals completely is bad for your body. Your
Speaker 5: body can't barely even dia chest and break one more
Speaker 5: thing real quick, Why don't use any deodorant? Scary is
Speaker 5: exactly right on that they put aluminum in that stuff,
Speaker 5: and guess what, your body gets filled with aluminum. I
Speaker 5: had my heavy metals tested and my aluminum was very
Speaker 5: high inside my body. We're not supposed to have illuminum
Speaker 5: hold our body.
Speaker 2: I didn't say you lost Scary, you.
Speaker 3: Lost me on that. No deodorant, Now, listen, there are alternatives.
Speaker 3: Look up there. There's some great stuff out there. You
Speaker 3: could use charcoal deodorant, but there's also these natural ingredient
Speaker 3: deodorant that don't have parabins and aluminum. Minute google it,
Speaker 3: you'll find them. There's some great ones out there. Uh,
Speaker 3: they just old sponsored the podcast. I had this like
Speaker 3: three different ones I use. They're phenomenal, but they're not
Speaker 3: your traditional ones by any means.
Speaker 4: But yeah, and again you know I don't like to
Speaker 4: get into conversations about science and medicine, so I'm not
Speaker 4: going to. Here's what I'll say. What is the point
Speaker 4: of living a long, healthy life if you stink?
Speaker 6: Next caller, Brooklyn Boys is Tea White. I got a
Speaker 6: couple of talkbacks today. So my family is from Jamaica.
Speaker 6: So I hope while while Scary is on his twenty
Speaker 6: seventh vacation this year in Jamaica, he does get the
Speaker 6: mind blow of an Asian with a Jamaican accent. There's
Speaker 6: a very large Asian population in Jamaica and it is
Speaker 6: very jarring to hear them pop out with a Jamaican accent.
Speaker 6: Tea White again. Another Scary related situation. I am from CT.
Speaker 6: Shout out to Will, Shout out to Donnie. But a
Speaker 6: guy at the gas station the other day asked me
Speaker 6: if I could spare a couple bucks because he ran
Speaker 6: out of gas. He said, I'm from South Carolina and
Speaker 6: I ran out of gas and someone stole my wallet.
Speaker 7: Can you give me some money?
Speaker 2: Did you?
Speaker 6: I don't know how he got from South Carolina to
Speaker 6: Connecticut and ran out of gas without his wallet, But Scary,
Speaker 6: if you want to send a couple of bucks.
Speaker 7: I could give it to.
Speaker 2: Him, So you didn't. I'm assuming he didn't, Oh Scamboni.
Speaker 3: Yeah and all right, well, thank you t White for
Speaker 3: those appreciate you.
Speaker 6: It's Tee White back again. Usually I'm against slices going
Speaker 6: at each other, but in three hundred and forty one episodes.
Speaker 6: I know slice time didn't start at episode one or
Speaker 6: episode zero, but three hundred and forty one episodes, you've
Speaker 6: never been moved to leave a talkback until now to
Speaker 6: say that white people can't get away with what black
Speaker 6: people can and Cardi B and Nicki Minaj get away
Speaker 6: with whatever, like Cardi B got destroyed overwhaped and it
Speaker 6: didn't even play on the radio.
Speaker 2: Like stop that's true.
Speaker 6: It's just a wild stance to take people who have
Speaker 6: a problem, whether are going to have a problem with it,
Speaker 6: whether black or white or whatever, has nothing to do
Speaker 6: with that. Bring in Cardi B and Nicki Minaj into
Speaker 6: it shows the type of prison that you art. That's
Speaker 6: a wild stance to take. Sobrina Carpenter is an adult
Speaker 6: who makes music for adults. I don't want to be
Speaker 6: that person, but it's on the parents to decide and
Speaker 6: to look into what their kids are into. I'm into
Speaker 6: Marvel when I let my five and six year old
Speaker 6: watch Deadpool and Wolverine. No, but can they watch Captain America. Sure,
Speaker 6: it's up to you to look into It has nothing
Speaker 6: to do a race.
Speaker 2: Correct. Thank He's right, Thank you, Tee White. Very insightful.
Speaker 8: So my question is like, why, like why do they
Speaker 8: feel like they need to do that to get attention?
Speaker 8: Why can't like adults didn't have to do that, Like
Speaker 8: there's tons of artists that didn't have to do that,
Speaker 8: especially in the past, Like why did they Today we
Speaker 8: have all these artists that feel like they need to
Speaker 8: sube like women specifically need to subject themselves to be
Speaker 8: submissive to men and make these cover covers and shit
Speaker 8: to get attention.
Speaker 7: So he's just a question.
Speaker 2: I don't know way that came from.
Speaker 3: But he's talking about the the Sabrina Carpenter cover of
Speaker 3: her new album where she's literally a dog on a
Speaker 3: leash on all fours up against a guy's like pants,
Speaker 3: like like I got his zipper and general area, not
Speaker 3: that general area. Let me respond to that.
Speaker 4: I think female artists have been again, handful of female
Speaker 4: artists if every generation for the last forty years. Yeah,
Speaker 4: have been have been sexual in different ways. Madonna did it,
Speaker 4: wasn't the first Grace Slick uh, Grace Jones rather, uh,
Speaker 4: There's lots of female artists that have been sexual in
Speaker 4: their art. Was Barbara Streiss and sexual, not not quite
Speaker 4: like Lady Gaga, but she was more sexual than Shirley
Speaker 4: Bassey of her time. So there's different levels of men
Speaker 4: being sexual. Enrique Iglesias guys taking the shirts off. Elvis
Speaker 4: Presley gyrated his hips. He almost people had heart ATTACKSI
Speaker 4: that has show him from the waist up on television
Speaker 4: because he was gyrating his hips. That was like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, he's gyrating his hips. So I don't think
Speaker 4: it's any more or less.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't think you can compare uh Sabrina Carpenter and say,
Speaker 4: how come Adele doesn't do it. First of all, Adell
Speaker 4: doesn't consider herself to be a sex symbol.
Speaker 2: She's not.
Speaker 4: Musically, she's more of a stand there and belt it
Speaker 4: out kind of singer. Yeah, and also she doesn't flaunt
Speaker 4: her body for different reasons.
Speaker 3: So Sabrina Carpenter has been on that path, so you
Speaker 3: can't really blame her for having an album, a breakthrough
Speaker 3: album where she is doing something like this. She was
Speaker 3: she's going to the next level. She's it's a new phase.
Speaker 3: It's a new it's it's a new form of art.
Speaker 2: In my opinion. You don't believe, you don't agree with
Speaker 2: that probory but yourself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's the it's the way, it's the type
Speaker 4: of artist that she is, the same way that Beyonce
Speaker 4: is not Nicki Minaj right themselves differently now Beyonce. Sometimes
Speaker 4: we're outfits that people were like, oh my god. It's
Speaker 4: also a phase and a concept. Like Sabrina wanted this
Speaker 4: album to be this way, so she needed a visual,
Speaker 4: she needed certain you know, certain metaphors and certain things
Speaker 4: and certain themes that she's she's following. So as a result,
Speaker 4: that's the album and that's the art she's creating. What
Speaker 4: right do we have to criticize it.
Speaker 2: That's not what we're talking about.
Speaker 9: It's part of it.
Speaker 2: Actually, here's part one, Part one. I found.
Speaker 3: Part one I found Part one. We should probably will. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're going back. Why why I was like, why why
Speaker 3: did that come out of nowhere?
Speaker 2: But here here was the first one that's gonna make
Speaker 2: much more sense.
Speaker 10: Okay, we'll see Brody in heigre.
Speaker 8: Isn't all these talkbacks as a bring carpenter? I just
Speaker 8: have a question, why do women feel like they have
Speaker 8: to make covers like that? And you know, I don't
Speaker 8: care what she thinks about, like, oh, her decision. The
Speaker 8: point is a girl in all fours with her head
Speaker 8: near someone's dick is degrading to her. I'm sorry, how
Speaker 8: is it not? It's she's submissive, But.
Speaker 3: That's it again, that's her art and she's going for that.
Speaker 3: She's going for that. Look that sound on the album,
Speaker 3: this is what she wants. The whole album is sexualized.
Speaker 3: Listen to some of the songs on there.
Speaker 4: You know, I also would say that a woman in
Speaker 4: that position is not necessarily submissive. If you're that man,
Speaker 4: if I'm that man, she's got all the power.
Speaker 2: She does have all the power.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 4: It's like it's like the old argument when you go
Speaker 4: to a strip club and the guys are handing dollar
Speaker 4: bills to the strippers. Right, does the guy have the
Speaker 4: power because he's throwing money at her and she's doing
Speaker 4: what he wants, or does she have the power because
Speaker 4: simply being alive and being her showing her body makes
Speaker 4: a man melt and give money.
Speaker 3: So who has the power subjection? She's the one being
Speaker 3: manipulative manipula.
Speaker 4: If I was the guy in that picture and I
Speaker 4: was single, I'd be like, oh manhamahamahamed right right, She'd be.
Speaker 2: Like, whatever you want.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if it's submissive as much as
Speaker 4: it is a statement of our self confidence.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess it's a matter of interpretation. But
Speaker 4: don't lose sleep over it for her. And if you're
Speaker 4: worried about not, you so flow. But if you're worried
Speaker 4: about it for your daughters, don't show it to them
Speaker 4: or have a conversation with them when they're old enough
Speaker 4: to have a conversation with them about what that represents
Speaker 4: and how they should interpret its confluence.
Speaker 2: Was there morey Nope, before we get the genie, Hey.
Speaker 12: So conclusion shamy, So Queen's here. It's scary you were
Speaker 12: talking about the year old kid and prevented his mom
Speaker 12: from giving her number to the guy. Guys kids today
Speaker 12: are fucking savages. I've spent some time recently with my nephews.
Speaker 12: One is eight, one is twelve, and they were playing
Speaker 12: this video game together that's sort of like a kid
Speaker 12: friendly murder mystery game where you discuss clues and you
Speaker 12: figure out who the killers. So the eight year old
Speaker 12: sees on his older brother's game screen as older brother
Speaker 12: is one of the killers, and it's telling his brother,
Speaker 12: I promise I won't tell on you first, meaning that
Speaker 12: gets called to discuss clues and talk about who they
Speaker 12: think the killer is. The eight year old rats out
Speaker 12: his brother and I'm sitting there watching this like are
Speaker 12: you serious?
Speaker 7: And I said to the eight year old, I'm like,
Speaker 7: did you.
Speaker 12: Really just write him out?
Speaker 7: And he's like yes. I'm like, kids are savage, man.
Speaker 2: I agree they are. Certainly this kid is savage. Or
Speaker 2: you just can't keep a secret. Yeah, all right, let's
Speaker 2: take our first break. All right, the Brooklyn Boys Podcast.
Speaker 1: We will be right.
Speaker 2: Back once again. I have a complaint.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 4: If this was radio mm, we were still you know,
Speaker 4: we were doing the Office Rand Morning Show. Okay, when
Speaker 4: you go to commercial, you play a little bumper that
Speaker 4: goes Elvis Duran in the Morning Show into spots yep.
Speaker 4: And what happens when the commercials are over scary and
Speaker 4: the song ends.
Speaker 3: We come back with another bumper with with a rejoin,
Speaker 3: A rejoin, I feel like we should do that. I
Speaker 3: think we're coming in cold from the commercials. I think
Speaker 3: we should have a rejoin element. You want to bring
Speaker 3: a rejoin element back to us, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I feel like we're missing It's been bothering me for
Speaker 4: a while, and I kept forgetting to say it. I
Speaker 4: think we don't realize it because we sit here with
Speaker 4: a Brooklyn Boys podcast. We will be right back and
Speaker 4: then all of a sudden we're talking again because we
Speaker 4: don't live through the commercials. But I think if the
Speaker 4: commercials end and you just hear us talk, I think
Speaker 4: there should be a sounder again.
Speaker 2: This is like the Brooklyn Boys are back. So i'll AI,
Speaker 2: We'll do some AI, some high tech, some high tech
Speaker 2: re re entries. I like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, you know that's that's cool. That's building on
Speaker 3: the podcast.
Speaker 2: That's yeah.
Speaker 4: I think we need that. Taking it next, let a
Speaker 4: little little little AI. Speaking of AI, and I know
Speaker 4: I talked about on the podcast. Let's week I'll talk
Speaker 4: more about it on the Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 4: I saw examples this morning of AI bits that are
Speaker 4: clearly like offensive or political, over the top, racist, over
Speaker 4: the top, and it's clearly AI. And the comments are
Speaker 4: all like, well, these people are assholes. No, it's not,
Speaker 4: it's AI. How can they not tell? It's so obviously AI.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's great, it looks great, it looks really good,
Speaker 3: but it's still like ninety three percent it's you could
Speaker 3: tell it's not perfect. And they're not real people, so
Speaker 3: that how can they be assholes? They it was computer generated?
Speaker 4: Yeah, like, oh, I can't believe people think this way.
Speaker 4: Well they might, but these people don't.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that guy decided that he was going
Speaker 3: to act in that sketch and say those things.
Speaker 4: Right by the way the McDonald's sketches, Oh my god
Speaker 4: on TikTok. I think it's real customers that McDonald's is
Speaker 4: the account, I think, and it's people at McDonald's just
Speaker 4: saying the most offensive ship to larger customers.
Speaker 3: But it's not real. I mean, somebody wrote it, but
Speaker 3: it's not real people in this. It's just very funny
Speaker 3: if you like offensive.
Speaker 14: Yes, scary, respect, respect, big ups bigs for going to
Speaker 14: my hometown. Yes, spending some of the tourist money. Oh yeah,
Speaker 14: I'm smoking some of that natural grown pushes did big ups,
Speaker 14: Jimmy and Carresta be a cut.
Speaker 3: We try to support local as much as we we
Speaker 3: could could have there.
Speaker 2: And by the way, no Asians.
Speaker 3: That sounded Jamaican or vice versa, vice versa, and I
Speaker 3: didn't see I didn't see that. To answer t White's
Speaker 3: question from before, didn't notice any of that, but I
Speaker 3: probably didn't look hard enough.
Speaker 13: Frock them ball from your Yes, Sary's so thirty eight
Speaker 13: in the morning, I know, I know it's a weird hour.
Speaker 13: Fuck you anyway, scary. So you are worried about parvans
Speaker 13: and you know, too much gluten, too much grease. But
Speaker 13: you're okay with some stranger licking your joint? Yes, thank
Speaker 13: you rolling them that makes.
Speaker 2: That could have hurt bees.
Speaker 3: I'm okay with that because it just it burns up
Speaker 3: before I get to it. You put a piece in
Speaker 3: your mouth, but the pot in your mouth isn't on fire. Yes,
Speaker 3: Now you put filters there. You put a filter in there.
Speaker 3: There's a filter before the paper. Come on, we weren't
Speaker 3: touching his mouth, Salida.
Speaker 4: You're practically made out with the guy.
Speaker 15: Hey, guys, welcome back.
Speaker 16: Hope you had a nice vacation.
Speaker 2: Pay for me, uh it, sterry.
Speaker 9: Good on you that you enjoyed some gimbo with your family.
Speaker 2: I'd like to do the same, giv but.
Speaker 15: Uh, Brody, that fucking chat peat GPP fucking conversation was hysterically.
Speaker 15: I personally never used any of the ais because I
Speaker 15: think they're fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: Not you.
Speaker 2: You really should, you really should, Buddy is Higan the boys? No, No,
Speaker 2: he's not.
Speaker 17: The boys are back in town. The boys are back
Speaker 17: in town.
Speaker 2: That's us.
Speaker 17: What up guys as well? From CT, I fucking missed you,
Speaker 17: filthy animals. I hope you guys in Georgia vacation. I
Speaker 17: know Scary did up in the villa. He definitely enjoyed it. Anyways,
Speaker 17: I'll listen to your story about well, scary story about
Speaker 17: the test smoking weed with Elvis back in the day,
Speaker 17: and all I could think about, and you guys, you know,
Speaker 17: take AI or make this. I feel like MJ from
Speaker 17: NJ right now. I try to send the same message
Speaker 17: like four or five times to keep getting errors. But
Speaker 17: hopefully you guys get this. Scary this is like the
Speaker 17: fifth time you heard that. I'm sorry to skip over it.
Speaker 17: If not do AI video, but from walking hard the
Speaker 17: dewey Cock stories on facewops.
Speaker 2: You walk in and.
Speaker 17: Your Das's like, get out of here, Anthony, we're smoking reefook.
Speaker 2: You know what, no parts of this shit.
Speaker 17: Back when he was smoking with Elvis. That would be
Speaker 17: the best video ever.
Speaker 3: You know what, we can't croisee any video at this point.
Speaker 3: We could really think we could ask AI to do anything. Now,
Speaker 3: whether it completes the project or not is a whole
Speaker 3: other story. It may just, you know, put procrastinate and
Speaker 3: then tell you after three days sorry and apologize profusely
Speaker 3: if you're not getting it done.
Speaker 2: To the truth. Yeah, I wish I had told you
Speaker 2: the truth, but I didn't.
Speaker 18: Lean from Ohio.
Speaker 19: Check out Goolu four thousand car charger and he gets
Speaker 19: charge your phone to laptop and stuff. This thing is
Speaker 19: extremely powerful. And actually they tested it and jumped an
Speaker 19: actual tractor and the tractor up for two minutes. That's
Speaker 19: how powerful this thing is. Check it out all right.
Speaker 2: I think I'm happy with my jackery. What if I need?
Speaker 2: What am I? Have you jackeried by yourself? Have you?
Speaker 2: By the way, I got an ad for the.
Speaker 3: Jaquerie during prime days of course it's like three hundred. No,
Speaker 3: I mine was one hundred and fifty and it was
Speaker 3: one hundred dollars off something like that.
Speaker 2: You only wasted fifty, you.
Speaker 20: Know, Brody back to the guy who didn't get back
Speaker 20: to you when you were typing the thing and he
Speaker 20: was typing. And it's a good thing not to leave
Speaker 20: a sarcastic comment. It's better to just follow up because
Speaker 20: you know, of actually what happened. You know, better to
Speaker 20: not be snarky about it, because then that could have
Speaker 20: thrown things off. Another one for Brody.
Speaker 2: You want to comment on that one before we go
Speaker 2: to the next.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't recall what he's talking about.
Speaker 20: Driving. And I saw a bumper sticker that said I'd
Speaker 20: rather be driving a titleist. Made me think of the
Speaker 20: guy at the airport. The story are the titles got titles?
Speaker 20: And it's not a grammar police, because titles is a ball.
Speaker 20: You do drive a titleists.
Speaker 3: Yes, you drive it in the sense of driving it
Speaker 3: with a.
Speaker 2: Yep. Nice.
Speaker 20: Also, Brodie says he's the man of the people, but
Speaker 20: Scared did plice time on his vacation. Thank you Scary
Speaker 20: Jones for doing that. Scary Jones, man of the people. Also,
Speaker 20: what is up with iHeart? Now? I gotta use three
Speaker 20: different iPads to send these messages. I'm getting an error message.
Speaker 20: I can't send two from the same phone. What did
Speaker 20: something change? What's going on here?
Speaker 4: I have no idea what You're the second person that
Speaker 4: had a problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they need to be updated. Check the app, make
Speaker 2: sure it's updated. Yeah, we have to figure this out.
Speaker 2: I'm not so sure what happened there?
Speaker 14: A c from the Bronx over there, always scary and
Speaker 14: Brody never Brody is scary.
Speaker 6: So I hate to do this, but Mon Valve does.
Speaker 15: His voice is like fingernails on a fucking cho upboard.
Speaker 2: Jesus can't do it.
Speaker 17: Ever, he comes on as I do right here, I
Speaker 17: make it talk back, so I have to hear his
Speaker 17: fucking voice.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, O.
Speaker 5: Scary and Brody you rock and see from the Bronx
Speaker 5: over there.
Speaker 2: So go back to episode three, p.
Speaker 20: Forty.
Speaker 2: I believe it was. But he told the guy.
Speaker 3: The guys said that any number divided by nine on
Speaker 3: more than one ten and all the biggest ups comes
Speaker 3: nine was right.
Speaker 6: So one thousand and two times nine, it's niney eighteen, right,
Speaker 6: so they're nine and one is ten.
Speaker 2: Ten, Plase eight is eighteen one, pase eight is nine.
Speaker 2: Uh where were where was he going with that? I
Speaker 2: think nope, nine times any number.
Speaker 4: If you add all the digits up total, then the
Speaker 4: digits of that total will still equal nine.
Speaker 20: Oh okay, gotcha, gotcha, gotch Hey brook and boys J
Speaker 20: from J episode four two.
Speaker 2: Can you hear you?
Speaker 12: Oh boy Brodie?
Speaker 2: Sorry about that check.
Speaker 21: Rept thing that they couldn't help you.
Speaker 12: That is crazy.
Speaker 7: That's like in real life when.
Speaker 21: You order stuff, they string you along. That was terrible
Speaker 21: and by the time you know you could get something else, the.
Speaker 2: Fad was over.
Speaker 11: Ah.
Speaker 6: I feel bad.
Speaker 2: Thanks m J A Part two Noble Messages.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it sounds like it can be good, beneficial, but
Speaker 21: then it also would it happened it didn't work out
Speaker 21: for you. You had to find other alternatives and AI
Speaker 21: something like God, that damn thing was real. I almost
Speaker 21: ordered something online.
Speaker 2: Thank god I stopped.
Speaker 21: But mat we've all got to be careful and you know,
Speaker 21: have all feelers up.
Speaker 2: All right, Love you guys, I love you too, Love you, MJ.
Speaker 2: Hugs and kisses. Let's take another break.
Speaker 5: Podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would like to take a moment. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: m H scary.
Speaker 3: Have you?
Speaker 4: Have you heard of the streaming service called scream Box. No,
Speaker 4: I would imagine some of our slices have. It is
Speaker 4: the streaming service for horror movies and horror shows and
Speaker 4: blood and gore and all kinds of scary stuff if
Speaker 4: you like all of that, and and you know, just
Speaker 4: blood and slaughtering and slicing and horror and scary and
Speaker 4: wishes and my favorite genre.
Speaker 2: Yeah, scream It is not a commercial for screen Box.
Speaker 2: I'm more of a comedy guy.
Speaker 4: However, However, there is a show that is premiering on
Speaker 4: July fifteenth, which is tomorrow as we record this, called
Speaker 4: The Trouble with Tessa.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't know what the trouble with Tessa is.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I can't imagine that her problem
Speaker 2: is she eats too many cookies.
Speaker 3: Sure, it's not the trouble with Matla, because I'm I
Speaker 3: got a litany problem.
Speaker 2: I would have. No, it's Tessa Tessa.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the problem is, but I'm sure
Speaker 3: it's something bloody and awful, yep, and psychological and crazy.
Speaker 3: The reason I bring this up, and I'm sorry if
Speaker 3: I get some of the facts wrong. But my good
Speaker 3: friend Bethany Watson, who was a member of the Elvistrand
Speaker 3: Morning Show for many years. Those of you who've been
Speaker 3: listening for a while, and if you haven't, you don't
Speaker 3: know who she is. She's my friend.
Speaker 4: She is the nicest, sweetest, doe eyed midwestern girl from Wisconsin. However,
Speaker 4: that sweet innocent, little blonde girl not little, she's taller
Speaker 4: than me, is into horror and blood and guts and
Speaker 4: all kinds of crazy shit. You follow on Instagram at
Speaker 4: ms Bethany wantson. You see the crazy outfits she puts on,
Speaker 4: and she's cuckoo.
Speaker 2: I love it. Anyway.
Speaker 4: She and her man Dennis write and direct and produce
Speaker 4: TV shows and short films and podcasts and whatnot. Anyway,
Speaker 4: they created this show, The Trouble with Tessa, and it's
Speaker 4: premiering or may have premiered by the time you hear this.
Speaker 4: So I'm very proud of my little b Watts. If
Speaker 4: you like scary, crazy shit, check out The Trouble with Tessa.
Speaker 4: But those of you who are like, oh, what's she
Speaker 4: doing these days? She's making crazy horror shows.
Speaker 2: That's what she's doing.
Speaker 9: I'm too.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid of shit, like I'm scared. I'm a scaredy cat.
Speaker 4: I like comedies and Marvel shows and DC movies and stuff.
Speaker 4: But if you like that, check it out.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's my two cents.
Speaker 4: All right, congratulations, next calling, Yeah, scared eyed aren't are
Speaker 4: for the harror, but I have to check it out
Speaker 4: just for her.
Speaker 2: Reggie would watch, Regie would love that shit.
Speaker 11: Who is paying fifty dollars to get moved up to
Speaker 11: first class? Does no one give anyone head anymore?
Speaker 8: Ahead?
Speaker 4: Okay, that's a good point, but my friend Ronnie's not
Speaker 4: doing that for anybody, no matter how good the seat is.
Speaker 2: He's not that Wow.
Speaker 11: I can't remember a time I was giving head to
Speaker 11: this flight attendant who wasn't even into women, so he
Speaker 11: wasn't even enjoying it that much. But I was insisting
Speaker 11: on it, insisting on it, And then after it was
Speaker 11: all over, I realized I forgot to even ask if
Speaker 11: I could move up to the first class.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Reggie. Yeah hate when that happens. I's out.
Speaker 2: The guy didn't even work for the airline.
Speaker 16: Yeah, come again, heybird is scarist. Joe from California Brody.
Speaker 16: As far as your Amazon return where you got your
Speaker 16: eight dollars back, I had a similar situation like that
Speaker 16: last year where I bought an Aura ring and three
Speaker 16: weeks later they dropped the price one hundred dollars. And
Speaker 16: since Amazon doesn't price match, well, I found that out
Speaker 16: when I try to call them and get the difference,
Speaker 16: but they wouldn't do that, so.
Speaker 2: Part two. So then I had to.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 16: I went and bought a new ring at the new price,
Speaker 16: at the lower price, and when that one came, I
Speaker 16: just stuck the return label on that same one and
Speaker 16: set that right back since YEP, already had my ring
Speaker 16: set up and I didn't want to go through that again.
Speaker 16: So yeah, but I sent it back save me one
Speaker 16: hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's listen, And it cost them shipping. So they
Speaker 4: really should just do the adjustment with a certain amount
Speaker 4: of days. If you have thirty days to return something
Speaker 4: and the price drops within that thirty days, yeah, do
Speaker 4: the right thing.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely. And I've called them out on it with products.
Speaker 3: I've done it with airline tickets. I've got it, had
Speaker 3: it readjusted. Always keep an eye on the sky, Hey.
Speaker 9: Broken Bunsy bahamad, Oh it's brod, Scary Jones. You mean
Speaker 9: to tell me you have.
Speaker 22: Four to six, maybe ten pot smokers and your family tree.
Speaker 22: We're not gonna name them because that's not what we
Speaker 22: do here. But you mean to tell me none of
Speaker 22: them are capable of rolling a joint. Is that's what
Speaker 22: you're telling me?
Speaker 9: Because if that is what you're telling me, then you
Speaker 9: have some black ass.
Speaker 2: Well hold on.
Speaker 3: My father used to smoke out of a bong, My
Speaker 3: brother used to do a weed pant like, yeah, they
Speaker 3: all take it.
Speaker 2: And I'm an edibles guy, so no, I don't really
Speaker 2: jets keep Bryan.
Speaker 3: Rolls anything that I've ever smoked. So you know, I've
Speaker 3: got my personal roller.
Speaker 2: I got my personal Ryan Rolls for you, and he
Speaker 2: follows virtual hot girls. Yes he does.
Speaker 22: What you're saying is all of these people, including you,
Speaker 22: are never the ones who buy the pot, roll the joints,
Speaker 22: never and actually provide the You just get there for
Speaker 22: the entertainment when you light it up and puff buff
Speaker 22: pass And sorry, Scary Jones, but uh, it's a frownie face.
Speaker 22: Frownie face upon you and your family.
Speaker 2: Well, I smoke it recreationally. I don't have it regularly
Speaker 2: in the house. To me, it's a traditionally as opposed
Speaker 2: to professionally.
Speaker 3: No, I mean I have it like a on occasion,
Speaker 3: like almost like you know when some people just drink
Speaker 3: for you know, on a random occasion or special I
Speaker 3: mean I don't do it every day.
Speaker 2: I don't do it even every week. It's just if
Speaker 2: it's a special time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then there's some in the house, someone's rolling it,
Speaker 3: somebody's like smoking it, they're passing it around some in
Speaker 3: your house. No, I don't, but if but if there's
Speaker 3: some around and I'm in the mood, sure I'll take
Speaker 3: a toke a.
Speaker 9: Broken posy Bohoma desk. And he's oldis Bernie is scary Brody?
Speaker 9: Berdy Berdie. I want to hear those excuses. I'm sorry.
Speaker 22: I'm being the project manager of this operation. I do
Speaker 22: not want to hear any excuses. I want to see
Speaker 22: baby Scary Jones. I'm baby Brody on tik Took arguing
Speaker 22: it out. Let's go give me some sugar, baby.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 9: The fat's not over until it's over.
Speaker 22: Hey, broken boof hold this and is always Brodie's carry
Speaker 22: senior Brody. I am the project manager of this operation.
Speaker 22: And you're gonna give me some AI babies. Oh you
Speaker 22: know what, give me some AI sasquatch and a bomb
Speaker 22: in the moon snowman.
Speaker 9: I don't know how to say the word.
Speaker 22: Any who come on, give me some AI s I
Speaker 22: can watch on taketook and I come.
Speaker 9: On, Brody, we have all the time in the world.
Speaker 23: Hey, Broken booold this and it's always Brodie's cary all right,
Speaker 23: last last talk back. He's another one, wish okay, Senior Brody,
Speaker 23: you want an AI in flord say all right, give
Speaker 23: me a hot blonde girl in a poll and she
Speaker 23: peas in it and then she looks into the camera
Speaker 23: and says, hey, hot girl, pay are you in it?
Speaker 9: Hey, Broken Boys, booo on this and it is always
Speaker 9: Brodie's scary last one, after the last one, after the
Speaker 9: last one. Okay, Brodie, focus on me, focus on b Brody.
Speaker 22: Hot brunette just bulging out of her bathing suit, sitting
Speaker 22: at a bar eating hot roastby pastrami whatever, she's sandwich,
Speaker 22: just jumping it down, looks dead into the comment, says
Speaker 22: fuck you.
Speaker 9: Age seventy seven. Listen to the Broken Boys podcast. Oh
Speaker 9: I hat Rady.
Speaker 2: That's a nice promo. He's got a very vivid imagination.
Speaker 2: Thank you there.
Speaker 4: Although he said we have plenty of time, I did
Speaker 4: have plenty of time at the beginning of your five messages,
Speaker 4: but now that after the fight had a time times,
Speaker 4: I have no time to get have no time.
Speaker 24: Hi, Brody and Scary. This is Megan from Philly. I'm first.
Speaker 24: This is my first time calling in. I just wanted
Speaker 24: to say I agree with Scary about the uh the charger.
Speaker 24: I actually bought one and we've had our lights go
Speaker 24: out multiple times and that came to the rescue. So
Speaker 24: I agree it's a good investment either way to have
Speaker 24: it and just make sure to charge.
Speaker 7: It's scary all right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's that. Okay, thank you? All right, Hey,
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 9: And t how Moore took her here?
Speaker 25: One more time? Yes, Siri Barbarino, welcome back there, mister
Speaker 25: Scuty and mister Brudie. Good the heavy back after so
Speaker 25: many days. You know, without you guys, we were lost.
Speaker 25: You know, I was wondering off and you know, listen
Speaker 25: to the other podcast, you know, but you know I
Speaker 25: always come back to you guys, because you guys are
Speaker 25: the greatest. But anyway, you know, I want to open
Speaker 25: up the fittings on the self chip and I know it,
Speaker 25: old Scooty, you ain't gonna use that. That's just unnecessary.
Speaker 2: Story, you know.
Speaker 25: And to tell you the truth, I can use it
Speaker 25: when I'm outside barbecuing, you know. And that that reminds
Speaker 25: me going back to the conversation about barbecuing.
Speaker 9: You know, uh, down here.
Speaker 2: Where I'm from, you know, do we just call that anything?
Speaker 25: Anytime we cook outside, we call it a barbecue, you know,
Speaker 25: But there are different kinds of barbecuing.
Speaker 2: There's indirect method and then the direct Yeah.
Speaker 25: So you know, when you cook a pork pork butter,
Speaker 25: or brisket or some spare riffs indirectly, you would call
Speaker 25: that barbecue, okay. And then anytime you're cooking hamburgers or
Speaker 25: hot dogs riding directly over the heat grill, called that grilling,
Speaker 25: you know. But like I say, anytime we're outside cooking
Speaker 25: on a grill, uh, we call that a barbecue. Okay,
Speaker 25: So you're you're fine calling it a barbecue. But you know, anyway,
Speaker 25: I want us for the self checkery. I'm gonna starting
Speaker 25: to bidding off at ten dollars, okay, because I can
Speaker 25: use it. You know, it's got all kinds of ports
Speaker 25: and you know it sounds mighty interesting there. I won't
Speaker 25: see what all those ports do. And uh, you know
Speaker 25: I could use it because you know, I listen to
Speaker 25: music outside when I'm barbecuing and then you know a
Speaker 25: lot of times my phone goes did so that would
Speaker 25: be great for me. Okay, all right, guys, So that's
Speaker 25: my first that's my bed.
Speaker 9: Okay, all right, after Scooty, how do.
Speaker 3: You ten dollars following me on my jackery?
Speaker 4: Listen, you take what you can get. You're gonna you're
Speaker 4: not gonna use it. Eventually, You'll be like, if I
Speaker 4: can get ten bucks for this thing, I'll get rid
Speaker 4: of it right now.
Speaker 9: Hey guy, that's me again.
Speaker 25: You know I had to come back on here and
Speaker 25: say something. You know, I got to thinking and and
Speaker 25: I can't short change Goody. You know, he's got another
Speaker 25: vacation coming up in December. It's probably gonna want to
Speaker 25: rent an igloo and he needs somebody to lick his
Speaker 25: joint trim and somebody to clean his toilet seats before
Speaker 25: he sits down and take it dump, you know, calling
Speaker 25: up my bid from ten dollars to eleven dollars and
Speaker 25: fifty one cents. How about that?
Speaker 3: Alright, let me know, thanks for the fifty one cents.
Speaker 3: He's driving a hard bag in there.
Speaker 9: Hey, scooty, good news, good news.
Speaker 25: I just got off the horn with my little lady
Speaker 25: and she authorized me to up the bid for the
Speaker 25: selfs checkery at Brattice all the way up to seventeen
Speaker 25: dollars and fifty this sixth sense. Yes, Surrey Barbarino.
Speaker 9: You know, she said it was okay.
Speaker 25: I just have to eat ram and noodles, you know,
Speaker 25: for the next couple of weeks from my lunch. I said,
Speaker 25: that's all right. Just along as we take care of
Speaker 25: scud It. You need somebody to lick the joint for him, you.
Speaker 2: Know, Thank you, Thank you so much, Trucker. I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Looking at Scary tried to lick his own joint a
Speaker 2: few times. Yeah, but I will not. I will let
Speaker 2: the guy who rolled it lick it. Let that person
Speaker 2: lick the.
Speaker 10: Joint or canal soflo jew Brodian Scary about prime day,
Speaker 10: I see, really the prime day. But then I figured
Speaker 10: out that like I could have, I found items actually
Speaker 10: cheaper a month or two afterwards, and uh yeah, I
Speaker 10: think Friday so turned into like black Black Friday, where
Speaker 10: you know, on Black Friday, you don't even get the
Speaker 10: best deals on Black Friday, like a yeck you used to.
Speaker 10: So I keep your eyes out for just good deals
Speaker 10: because sometimes they go see lowest price in thirty days,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 2: All right, sounds like a scambony.
Speaker 4: You put this stuff in your wish list, and sometimes
Speaker 4: you can put stuff in your cart but don't buy it,
Speaker 4: and then like you're getting all that, we have a
Speaker 4: discount on that thing in your cart like that it's
Speaker 4: too long.
Speaker 7: Yeah, scary and brody, Brody and scary Scarody the knee
Speaker 7: from ct I hope Scary Jones had a blast in
Speaker 7: his fiftieth vacation of the year, but seriously made no
Speaker 7: more getaways your Jamaican All the Slice is crazy with
Speaker 7: the amount of vacations you take. My bougie friend.
Speaker 18: Laying from use apparently his treammate is single. That yeah,
Speaker 18: and thens gotta be dating. The forces's gotta explain themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, n Nate announced on The Big Show today that's
Speaker 3: what he's referring to. Nate made a declaration that he
Speaker 3: is officially single and he's back in the dating scene again.
Speaker 3: So Nate divorced, and he's also referring to Scottie B.
Speaker 3: Which that's the follow up on that from several months ago.
Speaker 3: Scottie B now is a new girlfriend. So yeah, so
Speaker 3: I don't know what the answer to that is. I
Speaker 3: don't have We don't really you know, we don't have
Speaker 3: answers to questions.
Speaker 4: I mean it's kind of a you know, well, that
Speaker 4: leaves Garrett is the only happily married straight guy on
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 2: Correct, Froggy. Oh, I'm sorry, now he's on the show.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I forgot Froggy because he's in Florida and I'm
Speaker 4: just not yep, Froggy and Garrett, all right, so guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so well anyway, thank you for all your talkbacks.
Speaker 2: That's the end. That was a little bit wow. I
Speaker 2: didn't even say it, didn't say here's the last one.
Speaker 2: There was no build up. I didn't do.
Speaker 3: That, didn't do like an end finally, and that was
Speaker 3: an inn finally right there. And uh yeah, right before that,
Speaker 3: we heard from I thought there was Orange Canal.
Speaker 2: Who was that?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: Was it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, I need honey. Yeah. No, we're talking about my vacations. Listen.
Speaker 3: Uh, we're given certain amount of weeks a year we
Speaker 3: have to take them. And that's that's it.
Speaker 2: About his vacations. There is always on another one talking
Speaker 2: about by Smelling Ai song coming up. I can't wait
Speaker 2: for that. Brook Anyway, great to be back. We'll catch
Speaker 2: you later this week on the Brookly Boards.
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