Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boysdcast.
Speaker 2: Slice reactions.
Speaker 3: This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's Brooklyn Boys Slice time for our episode number
Speaker 4: three thirty one and before what's going on?
Speaker 1: Hopefully not two before? No, I mean you leave talkbacks
Speaker 1: of episode one thirty I'm like, I don't know what
Speaker 1: you're talking about. Yeah, well, as long as you reference
Speaker 1: a great episode, give us some context and you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll help us out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just let us know.
Speaker 4: But a lot most of them are from the last
Speaker 4: couple of episodes because everyone.
Speaker 1: Everyone's quite exaggerating for his sake of effect.
Speaker 4: Wow, Brody, you are something. You're booming in today, You're
Speaker 4: you're not soundingly your system.
Speaker 1: We're not on the same system we normally are on
Speaker 1: because Scary's system crapped out. So we're on Zoom at
Speaker 1: the moment. Yeah, we're on the backup system. This is
Speaker 1: like that on the backup. Yeah, I think the back
Speaker 1: of the pandemic days. Yeah, when Zoom is the cutting edge.
Speaker 1: Zoom is not cutting edge anymore. But we're on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, We're we're here. We're here for you. We wanted
Speaker 4: to make sure we crank this episode out. Plus the
Speaker 4: talkbacks were stacking up. Thank you so much for leaving
Speaker 4: your feedback through the iHeartRadio app when you clicked on
Speaker 4: that microphone.
Speaker 2: I think we should get right to it. What do
Speaker 2: you think I'm not I'm not stopping you. This is
Speaker 2: not that show. This is theirs.
Speaker 1: Mm hm.
Speaker 5: This is a junior from Lagrange. First time I talked
Speaker 5: back a long time listener. I just had one nice,
Speaker 5: scary How did you get phone tipped on April Fools Day?
Speaker 5: I'm disappointed you, sir?
Speaker 6: Peace out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, okay, this is not really the location for
Speaker 1: Elvis dren in the morning show talkbacks, So I don't
Speaker 1: know what we're talking about. What are we talking about?
Speaker 4: Well, I got phone tapped basically our afternoon person at
Speaker 4: Z one hundred.
Speaker 1: Crystal, Oh, I saw that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, told me that there was an intern, an old
Speaker 4: intern who used to work for us from back in
Speaker 4: the day, that wanted to speak to me.
Speaker 2: So she put the person on the phone and she
Speaker 2: started talking things.
Speaker 4: She started started saying things that were like weird and
Speaker 4: like you know, out of nowhere. And they were not
Speaker 4: only recording me, but they were filming me because I
Speaker 4: happened to be in the studio when I took the call.
Speaker 2: How did I get fooled? I didn't expect it and
Speaker 2: it was so Yeah, he is.
Speaker 1: How you got fooled. When I ran the internship program,
Speaker 1: we probably had seven eight hundred interns, maybe more, and
Speaker 1: I probably remember all ninety five percent of them. You
Speaker 1: can't remember everybody, but you know I do my best.
Speaker 1: Remember's name?
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Scary doesn't remember the interns while they're there. Yeah, uh
Speaker 1: so for him to not remember, that's why he's an
Speaker 1: easy mark. Anybody could call it me like, oh, I
Speaker 1: was an intern there in twenty you know, eighteen, Like
Speaker 1: I was tricked?
Speaker 2: And why April Fool's Day? You know what?
Speaker 4: I lost track of the day that didn't realize it
Speaker 4: was April Fool's Day after How.
Speaker 1: Do you lose track?
Speaker 2: It's just are you are you.
Speaker 4: Extra on guard on on on April Fol's Day? No,
Speaker 4: I'm always on guard always, But are you extra on
Speaker 4: guard and analyzing everything that crosses by you on April
Speaker 4: Fool's Day today?
Speaker 2: This is a joke. Is a joke. This is a joke.
Speaker 7: I am.
Speaker 1: I am wary of anything that seems blatantly obvious, that
Speaker 1: it's too good to be true. However, A friend of
Speaker 1: mine who's also in radio, posted something that said, Hey, tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I'm releasing this big thing. This was March thirty first.
Speaker 1: Everyone was like, yo, yeah, okay, April fols, we get it. Okay.
Speaker 1: He's like, no, no, it's really so. He legitimately was
Speaker 1: releasing something, and he did. He posted it. It was deal.
Speaker 1: The point is, if you're going to release something, don't
Speaker 1: advertise you're going to release it on April first, because
Speaker 1: no one's gonna believe you.
Speaker 2: Exactly, all right, Continuing a long.
Speaker 8: Hey, Brooklyn boys, this is Mariasmunion City. Two things. It's
Speaker 8: water ice. I'm married to change. I have to be
Speaker 8: in every Monday.
Speaker 2: Scary.
Speaker 8: The streets are terrible.
Speaker 2: I hate driving in Jersey City.
Speaker 8: I found a pothole on the speed bump.
Speaker 2: What the hell?
Speaker 8: Speed bumps are supposed to slow you down?
Speaker 2: The pothole slow you down? Love you too again.
Speaker 1: Just a reminder, because I did this in Jersey City,
Speaker 1: you can get them to pay I F any damage
Speaker 1: to your car if they left a pothole unrepaired.
Speaker 9: Brooklyn Boys fall from listening to the Flighttime episode and
Speaker 9: fucking Shay has me dyet flood.
Speaker 6: Capacitor, hohole, lot of lot up.
Speaker 10: Holy fun dude, you know what do you come up
Speaker 10: with this ship?
Speaker 6: That's fucking funny.
Speaker 11: I was laughing in the car laying next to me
Speaker 11: here as I'm driving, and it's thinking, I'm.
Speaker 6: Nuts that she was funny. Shay, good job, bros.
Speaker 12: And Scary.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I liked Shay. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh and I love a talkback about a talkback. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was a Slice time talkback.
Speaker 13: From Brooklyn here, guys, uh, just answering the Soflo drew
Speaker 13: about the balancing the tires on a truck. I've never
Speaker 13: seen that. That's pretty freaking cool if if it is possible. Umm,
Speaker 13: this is the first I'm ever hearing of it. So
Speaker 13: I stand corrected. Thank you for that. I'm gonna actually
Speaker 13: look look for that, because that's pretty freaking cool.
Speaker 2: You learn something new every day.
Speaker 1: Someday people are gonna come to us and say, Brody
Speaker 1: and Scary, Scam Brody, Scam Brody, but in Scary, what
Speaker 1: was the secret to your podcast success? And I'm Bronzino
Speaker 1: and on run flat tires.
Speaker 14: Scary and Brody Kansas from ever here. You know, Scary,
Speaker 14: I'm usually not on your side about.
Speaker 6: The bougie stuff.
Speaker 14: And when you first talked about the flat tire, I
Speaker 14: was like, you gotta be shitting me, man. But after
Speaker 14: the update, I will say good on you for getting
Speaker 14: the wheel and tire package.
Speaker 2: Take a lot of money, see boys.
Speaker 1: Yes yeah, but Scary has still not admitted how much
Speaker 1: he paid for the tire package, so it's possible that.
Speaker 2: He overpaid for it.
Speaker 4: Was like two grand all right, Okay, I I already
Speaker 4: made the money back.
Speaker 1: Okay, rkan jew Aka, have you flowed you?
Speaker 15: The guy who talked about hybrids need to have special
Speaker 15: tires is not true. Hybrids can have any tires. Actually,
Speaker 15: any cart can have any type of tire. Honestly, it's
Speaker 15: not there's no special tire. If you choose to have
Speaker 15: runoflies that you choose to have run flats because you
Speaker 15: like that insurance that you don't have to get stuck
Speaker 15: on side of the road. That's what I do for
Speaker 15: my wife. I don't care about having runoflats because they're
Speaker 15: it talks to more expensive, so I'd rather not spend
Speaker 15: the money some Jewish, but hybrids do not have have
Speaker 15: special just to say, yes, there are tires that have
Speaker 15: lower rolling resistance, so that they benefit from it to
Speaker 15: help with your finish efficiency, but it's unnoticeable probably, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, good time, folks.
Speaker 16: I'm sorry one more and I cannot stand fucking stand
Speaker 16: how scary keep saying I didn't come out of pocket
Speaker 16: for the tire for my tires and wheels. Yes you did.
Speaker 16: You paid for the tire wheel package. Yes, maybe any money,
Speaker 16: but you still have to pay for it. Didn't come free,
Speaker 16: so you still pay.
Speaker 1: Thanks you exactly.
Speaker 16: I hate when people say that, like they pay for
Speaker 16: like an extra warranty, and then a year later when
Speaker 16: they have to get it, they have to the thing
Speaker 16: breaks and they have to get the warranty.
Speaker 4: They say, oh, okay, but I'm sorry. That holds no
Speaker 4: water because I it doesn't matter. I would have had
Speaker 4: to come out of pocket for the for.
Speaker 1: The two grands, right right, But you don't know how
Speaker 1: much the tires would have cost, and the and the
Speaker 1: and the room doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: It's it's all a wash at this point.
Speaker 1: Wait, the rim could have been five six hundred bucks
Speaker 1: and it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Three tires in a wheel, it's a go price. Three
Speaker 4: tires in a wheel, yea, whether I paid for it
Speaker 4: with the tire package, or whether I paid for it
Speaker 4: but it was still gonna happen anyway.
Speaker 17: Yeah no.
Speaker 1: But but the three tires and the rim may have
Speaker 1: been less than two thousand dollars, is what his point is.
Speaker 1: You didn't get that for free. You paid two thousand
Speaker 1: to three tires in a rim, so you should price
Speaker 1: out what that would have cost you. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: it's not two thousand dollars.
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, Flora from Connecticut. The Trucker is fucking amazing.
Speaker 12: He made me laugh so hard, and that is talent
Speaker 12: right there. For him to flow like that through every
Speaker 12: thirty seconds and it doesn't stop is absolutely amazing. I
Speaker 12: love that guy. I'm so glad that he's on the
Speaker 12: show with the slices because he just makes me laugh
Speaker 12: so hard. Keep it going, Trucker.
Speaker 2: You need an album, he really does. We love the
Speaker 2: Trucker only doing some next level shit.
Speaker 18: Brody and scary and never scary and brody. This is
Speaker 18: what from CT unfortunately scary. A lot of people don't
Speaker 18: really know how radio works. When I was young, I
Speaker 18: always wondered how the hell does radio make money if
Speaker 18: you're listening to everything for free, and then someone explained
Speaker 18: to me about advertisements and how people get paid for appearances,
Speaker 18: and you know, so on and so on. So yeah,
Speaker 18: a lot of people don't know how that is. Also
Speaker 18: shout outs, does what's up?
Speaker 7: She does?
Speaker 18: Fellow slice?
Speaker 2: All right, is he back again?
Speaker 19: They it's well again from ct Brodie. You're absolutely right.
Speaker 18: Why the funck should she not pay because she's a woman,
Speaker 18: because she had a vagina.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you're like, oh, it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 19: Why is it the right thing to do? Nobody's fucking earth.
Speaker 19: That's not your girl, your girlfriend, that's a different story.
Speaker 19: You're trying to get in her pants. Sure, pay, but.
Speaker 2: She's just a woman.
Speaker 19: It's like the nineteen fifties or the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 2: He just made second.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, oh I love that and right now
Speaker 4: yeah comment was still him.
Speaker 1: He's like, it's not nineteen fifty where you could buy
Speaker 1: a girl dinner if you wanted a banger.
Speaker 2: It's now.
Speaker 1: It's okay. I understand your point. Uh, I agree with
Speaker 1: you on the she should pay this not.
Speaker 4: Like oh it's and I know women are some women
Speaker 4: are like good's noise, it's chivalrous.
Speaker 2: You want a banger, you pay for real, you get
Speaker 2: a free meal.
Speaker 1: By the way, I scare. I don't know if I
Speaker 1: asked you this on on the on the Brooklyn Boys,
Speaker 1: you said if a second woman comes, then they pay
Speaker 1: for themselves, but not after. If it's one woman, she
Speaker 1: she gets a free Yeah.
Speaker 4: I feel like if there's two women involved, then then
Speaker 4: I feel like then you just it's it's easier for
Speaker 4: everybody to just split it up.
Speaker 1: Okay, A question for your slices. If your woman won
Speaker 1: and you know the rule, You're going to dinner with
Speaker 1: Skeery and the boys, you know you're getting free dinner,
Speaker 1: and he says, oh, you should bring your friend Mary,
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh fuck, if I bring Mary, I'm
Speaker 1: paying for my own dinner.
Speaker 2: So you do you ask Mary and lose out on
Speaker 2: the free dinner or do you bring Mary and you're.
Speaker 1: Like, oh, I get pay for dinner now.
Speaker 2: It's a great, great point. Yeah.
Speaker 20: I'm listening right now to Brodie's story about walking into
Speaker 20: the bank and the banker had no idea about the
Speaker 20: stock market crash, and I am going to make a
Speaker 20: thousand percent on Brodie's side.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Harry.
Speaker 20: You can't defend her. She works in a freaking bank.
Speaker 1: Yep, thank you.
Speaker 20: I get my money and run.
Speaker 2: It has nothing to do with but she doesn't control
Speaker 2: the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's about It's okay. One has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with the other. I'll tell you why it has something
Speaker 1: to do with the other. She's always in three months
Speaker 1: when my CD is up, I have to go in
Speaker 1: there and ask her for advice on what I should
Speaker 1: do with my money. And I don't trust her if
Speaker 1: she's not aware of a global catastrophe going on. That's
Speaker 1: all okay, thank you.
Speaker 8: Hey, Brooklyn boys, It's Maria from Union City. I'm commenting
Speaker 8: on the latest episode three thirty two. Scary's talking about
Speaker 8: the e bikes A one thousand percent agree with you.
Speaker 8: We have bike lanes here in Union City, and I'm
Speaker 8: sure you've seen them everywhere in Jersey City. What's the
Speaker 8: point they're not using them. Let's just make that a
Speaker 8: second lane how it was before for cars. Because they
Speaker 8: don't use them. They go on the sidewalks, they use
Speaker 8: the road terrible, and they're.
Speaker 1: Route And that was the episode three three to one,
Speaker 1: not thirty one. Yeah, if she's heard three thirty two,
Speaker 1: I'd love to know what we talked about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seriously let us know.
Speaker 21: Yeah, hey, b boys, Christy, who's saddlebrock scared?
Speaker 22: You're not crazy?
Speaker 21: This person must be living under a rock regarding the
Speaker 21: Greek restaurant. How could you not know that mentioning or
Speaker 21: talking about a restaurant radio or TV would cost money?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Called advertising. Yeah, I'm very opized at a restaurant owner.
Speaker 21: An adult would not know this already. Okay, you're not crazy.
Speaker 23: Scared.
Speaker 2: I love you guys, love you too, he Murray, hold on, scary.
Speaker 1: Would let me ask you a question, this person that
Speaker 1: didn't know how radio advertising worked, would you work for
Speaker 1: them if they had their own radio station? No, you wouldn't. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's why I left the bank.
Speaker 2: No, you would. You're not comparing apples and apples. Sure
Speaker 2: I am, No, you're not.
Speaker 8: Hey, Brooklyn boys, this is Maria Fremanian City. I just
Speaker 8: wanted to let Brody know that he is absolutely right.
Speaker 8: The woman at the bank should have known what's going
Speaker 8: on with the banking world. I do not work at
Speaker 8: the bank, and I know what's going on. I don't
Speaker 8: even watch the news, and I know that.
Speaker 1: Was happening exactly.
Speaker 8: So you know, it's like scary if something was going
Speaker 8: on globally with iHeart.
Speaker 20: There's a chance you should know because you work for iHeart.
Speaker 1: Same thing.
Speaker 23: Thanks.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm trying to give her the benefit of the doubt,
Speaker 4: but we don't do that here, I guess. All right,
Speaker 4: let's take a break, right, should we?
Speaker 1: Yes, let's take a break at podcast.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Once again, thank you so much for your feedback. We
Speaker 4: appreciate it. I feel like we have a little club here.
Speaker 4: This is like a place that only we know about,
Speaker 4: and I feel like only we know Keenes.
Speaker 2: You like that, right, like that. That's a good one.
Speaker 1: It's like two thousand and seven, you think two thousand
Speaker 1: and six somewhere in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe even earlier than that. But anyway, Yeah, so
Speaker 4: it's kind of cool. I want to expand the club
Speaker 4: a little bit. I feel like we should tell our friends.
Speaker 4: Let's tell some more people about about what we do here.
Speaker 1: Ooh two thousand and four, dude, twenty one year old
Speaker 1: song reference.
Speaker 2: Thank you? Yeah, very cool.
Speaker 24: Hey for Queen's here hearing me talking about his friend
Speaker 24: of a friend who has a restaurant, wanted to shout.
Speaker 8: Out on the air.
Speaker 24: I think that guy knew how it worked. I think
Speaker 24: he knew that there's level to it, and it's a
Speaker 24: business and all of this, and he was just hoping
Speaker 24: that because you're friends with his friend, he could get
Speaker 24: free publicity. And then when he was told no, he
Speaker 24: feigned ignorance and was just like, oh, I had no idea.
Speaker 24: He totally new. He was just hoping to get it
Speaker 24: for free.
Speaker 2: Probably yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 25: Reggie here, Okay, so Scarry's friend who owns the restaurant.
Speaker 6: I hope you're listening.
Speaker 25: I think he gave you a really good idea. Maybe
Speaker 25: you can't afford to advertise on zero one hundred. That's
Speaker 25: totally understandable. Who has one hundred thousand dollars lying around nobody?
Speaker 25: Maybe you can't afford to advertise on the Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 25: Think about it, huge fan army. You pay Brooklyn Boys
Speaker 25: to come down to your restaurant and do a show.
Speaker 25: They tell the slices in advance, we all.
Speaker 6: Show up and buy your food.
Speaker 5: This is a win win for everybody we work.
Speaker 1: That's right, like comedians do when they first thought out.
Speaker 2: Brody and I just work for free, free grub bub.
Speaker 25: But listen, you're not taking advantage of my boys here.
Speaker 25: You're gonna pay them for their time. You have to
Speaker 25: pay them and give a free meal. And when Elvis
Speaker 25: says around the room, what's going on and Scary drops
Speaker 25: that he might be at a restaurant later with the Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Boys, that's illegal.
Speaker 25: You may have some free publicity just saying do right
Speaker 25: by the Brooklyn Boys.
Speaker 6: Pay them to come to your restaurant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if we're getting paid to show up and you
Speaker 1: mentioned on the radio, you have to say you're doing
Speaker 1: an appeer, a paid appearance.
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 1: You have to pretend like you're just happy to be
Speaker 1: going to that restaurant.
Speaker 10: Yeah, hey, Brooklyn Boys. John from CT on episode three
Speaker 10: thirty one, Scary. Normally I got your back, but this
Speaker 10: week I'm on Brody's side. You corrected Brody and said
Speaker 10: sex workers instead of prostitutes ain't a job. This is
Speaker 10: that's political correctness.
Speaker 6: That it's worse.
Speaker 1: Who is their employer?
Speaker 10: Do they get a W two They file for workers
Speaker 10: compet injured on the quote unquote job and for the
Speaker 10: oscar worthiness. I think I see what Brodie is saying.
Speaker 10: The dolphin doesn't get an oscar for playing a dolphin.
Speaker 10: Free Willy.
Speaker 2: That's very true.
Speaker 1: But by the way, obviously he failed to see my, my,
Speaker 1: your tongue in cheek has a comment.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, I was.
Speaker 4: I was really I said sex workers because everyone that
Speaker 4: is that is very politically correct, and that's and people
Speaker 4: correct you all day for saying that, so I figured
Speaker 4: I would do that as a joke. It was, Yes,
Speaker 4: tongue in cheek, I was being facetious, I was being sarcastic.
Speaker 1: I'd like to address a couple of things that he
Speaker 1: just said.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Number one, Free Free Willy is a story about a
Speaker 1: killer whale. There are no dolphins in the movie. I
Speaker 1: just confirmed and looked it up. So if you're playing
Speaker 1: a dolphin in Free Will, you see must have gotten cut.
Speaker 1: Second of all, whether or not you have workers comp
Speaker 1: or you have a boss doesn't determine whether or not
Speaker 1: you have a job. You can work for yourself.
Speaker 2: A lot of a lot of.
Speaker 1: Sex workers or hookers or whatever you want to call them.
Speaker 1: They do work for somebody, not maybe just not maybe
Speaker 1: not the best boss in the world. You know, you
Speaker 1: may have heard the term pimp used that being said,
Speaker 1: call it whatever you want. But again, in movies, a
Speaker 1: lot of people playing prostitutes, sex workers, hookers, whatever, or
Speaker 1: as in Brooklyn. They used to say, who A lot
Speaker 1: of women playing that role have won Oscars for that
Speaker 1: type of character. And that's a that's a fact. That's all.
Speaker 10: Hey Jon from CT. Again, when it comes to the
Speaker 10: banker knowing what is going on in the financial market,
Speaker 10: you're done right.
Speaker 6: They should scary.
Speaker 10: If you were going to invest your money in something,
Speaker 10: you would expect the people working in that institution to
Speaker 10: be well read on their professional duties. Imagining asking a
Speaker 10: Z one hundred worker about I don't know a thing
Speaker 10: between Kennedrick Lamar and Drake and they responded, what are
Speaker 10: you talking about? There's an issue you would probably sour
Speaker 10: the taste of the inquirer about your knowledge of the
Speaker 10: current situation, especially when it comes to here where your
Speaker 10: money goes.
Speaker 2: All right, well, I was just trying to give her
Speaker 2: benefit of the doubt. I don't know, no no benefit.
Speaker 1: If you went to the gas station and the gas
Speaker 1: station attendant didn't know, you're like, oh, I did busy pumping.
Speaker 1: Guess this is her job. Sorry, all right, we move on.
Speaker 25: Tension Slices is going to be a Brooklyn Voice meetup
Speaker 25: at a variety of different restaurants that are paying them
Speaker 25: to make an appearance. They'll be free working lot. Hope
Speaker 25: to see everybody there.
Speaker 2: What was that all about.
Speaker 1: That's a paid appearance for everyone.
Speaker 26: I guess it brought him on you acting like she
Speaker 26: worked for a broke. She worked for a bank, not
Speaker 26: a broke. You work at the bank. You don't need
Speaker 26: to know that. Maybe that's why they have the higher
Speaker 26: CD rate. It don't matter unless I don't think you
Speaker 26: were doing two hundred thousand over two hundred thousand. Your
Speaker 26: money's ensured.
Speaker 2: It don't matter.
Speaker 26: They're given the higher rate. You should have gone with
Speaker 26: the higher rate. You'll get your money back. You won't
Speaker 26: lose your money even if they go out of business.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't about the bank going out of business.
Speaker 1: It was about the fact that I just I got
Speaker 1: I got just a bad feeling. I had to get
Speaker 1: out of there.
Speaker 2: I just I can't.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, Broe, hundreds of episodes. I never talked about
Speaker 26: the stick then, but you explained it, and you said
Speaker 26: you didn't feel any financial pain from it. You said
Speaker 26: the big wigs got mad at you, but it didn't
Speaker 26: affect your career. Oh no, no, no, absolutely scary have
Speaker 26: to feel more pain that he paid a hundred he
Speaker 26: more pain than you.
Speaker 2: According to you, I made it very clear it did.
Speaker 13: They just didn't like you.
Speaker 26: But you said it didn't affect it.
Speaker 6: Didn't say that unless I made that clear.
Speaker 4: Nope, I've made it clear. It affected my career. That
Speaker 4: is in your opinion. You don't have any proof it
Speaker 4: for affected.
Speaker 1: Your scary scary you know better than that. Let's move on.
Speaker 22: Hey, boys, Brodie, you absolutely deserved a free appetizer or
Speaker 22: a free dessert or at the very least a free
Speaker 22: drink something because they burnt your.
Speaker 6: Duck wings and they did nothing. They took nothing off
Speaker 6: the bill.
Speaker 14: So I'm with you.
Speaker 6: You're a hunch right. You deserve free dessert on that one.
Speaker 6: I'm surprised you didn't find a little harder. And you're
Speaker 6: also right about maybe.
Speaker 4: Brodie should start eating more classier establishments. Did you just
Speaker 4: say more classier a classier classier establishments.
Speaker 2: If you did that, excuse me, If you.
Speaker 4: Did that, Brody, then maybe maybe they would they wouldn't
Speaker 4: bring my dunk buck to begin with. No, automatically, they
Speaker 4: would take shit off the bill and they would do
Speaker 4: the right thing.
Speaker 1: Really, you really need that you think you go to
Speaker 1: a Michelin Star restaurant and they bring you free dessert.
Speaker 2: Yes, on the bear they did. Yes, Well, guess what scary?
Speaker 1: My financial price point right now is zero, So I'm
Speaker 1: going to the place I went to and getting duck wings.
Speaker 22: Mikey Madson, she did not deserve the Oscar. Do you
Speaker 22: especially not over to me because I thought, to me
Speaker 22: was really outstanding.
Speaker 6: As standing I heard it was just phenomenal what she.
Speaker 22: Went through for that role, and Mikey just played a
Speaker 22: role that was suited for her, but it wasn't outstanding.
Speaker 6: I did like the movie. I thought the movie was great,
Speaker 6: but Mikey did not Oscar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, She's no Meryl Streep.
Speaker 2: I mean I still didn't see it.
Speaker 4: But did she go through any transformative did her character
Speaker 4: go through any transform No.
Speaker 1: She played she played a tough prostitute from Brooklyn, and
Speaker 1: by the end she was a tough prostitue.
Speaker 2: From Brooklyn, So nothing changed. I mean, she had some issues,
Speaker 2: she was emotional.
Speaker 1: It was fine.
Speaker 27: It's just.
Speaker 1: The fix was in again again again, just to just
Speaker 1: one last time. Being from that neighborhood, it didn't seem
Speaker 1: impressive to me to act like the people we grew
Speaker 1: up with.
Speaker 2: Those people did it.
Speaker 1: They weren't even actresses.
Speaker 2: So to the Oscars. If you're from Alabama, watch the movie,
Speaker 2: you might be like, what she put on this amazing
Speaker 2: Brooklyn accent.
Speaker 4: All she had to do was impress the Hollywood foreign
Speaker 4: press and guess what she did that.
Speaker 1: So the Hollywood farm Press is golden globes, not the Oscars.
Speaker 1: Then who the Academy Academy, the Academy of Motion Picture.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see who the people who are the
Speaker 1: people that are in the Academy obviously not people from Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: So yeah, they must have been from Brooklyn. They would
Speaker 1: have been like I've seen that one hundred times.
Speaker 28: Oh hey, Brooklyn boys and Jason n Jay that ring thing,
Speaker 28: that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it true.
Speaker 28: Listen, if you're in a relationship and you can't trust
Speaker 28: your partner, there's no way.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 28: I am with scary on that one. Also, with the
Speaker 28: flat thing, I would have thought the same thing with
Speaker 28: the other guy coming, Oh my god, they intercepted my phone,
Speaker 28: they stole my car, I would have thought the same thing.
Speaker 28: But I'm glad you're getting it fixed. Yes, all right
Speaker 28: Port two. Yes, there's a lot of potholes. Sorry that
Speaker 28: happened to your car. Good thing you had one flats.
Speaker 28: Good thing you're paying the extra money. I definitely agree
Speaker 28: with scary he should you know, he paid the extra
Speaker 28: money to get that service. But making it go all
Speaker 28: the way to Westchester, I don't know, how do you
Speaker 28: know what they like?
Speaker 2: Oh, this is scary call. We got to take good
Speaker 2: care of it, ye.
Speaker 28: I guess, but w to get it back? I know
Speaker 28: this is the way I'm listening to.
Speaker 2: Don't think for a second. My car isn't singled out.
Speaker 7: They know.
Speaker 28: It behind in the podcast. So hopefully you got your
Speaker 28: call back, okay, and everything else, And and that was
Speaker 28: funny with the he wanted to get together. I don't
Speaker 28: know why Brody always has to be king paying, paying
Speaker 28: with the comedy, but he I guess you know that,
Speaker 28: you know, get together with the Josh another time and
Speaker 28: make sure Josh just keeps quiet. But I don't think
Speaker 28: he will.
Speaker 2: And Brody's gonna, you know, with gonna gonna back down
Speaker 2: from Brody.
Speaker 4: So about they'll not be a dinner between Brody and
Speaker 4: Josh anytime.
Speaker 1: And again I'm I'm happy to it's I'm not the problem.
Speaker 28: So about the dinner thing, I don't think even if
Speaker 28: Scary said to Josh that, you know, could you keep
Speaker 28: you know, keep it well, you know, because Brody's going
Speaker 28: to be there, I don't I don't know, you know
Speaker 28: how his character is. But he's not gonna listen to Scary.
Speaker 28: He's gonna rip Brody apart. They're gonna be a battle
Speaker 28: of whatever. But anyway, we'll have a great time if
Speaker 28: you do eventually, do do that and love you guys
Speaker 28: by the now.
Speaker 1: Later, I'd like to point out two things. Number One,
Speaker 1: he would attempt to rip me apart. He would not
Speaker 1: rip me apart. Second of all, did you notice that
Speaker 1: MJ had no technical problems that time?
Speaker 2: Yeah? No, she was very sure of herself.
Speaker 1: He's good, she's like, she's like, I shouldn't doubt that.
Speaker 1: They went through very impressive. Nice job.
Speaker 6: Hi, guys, this is Renee from like sir. I'm listening
Speaker 6: to episode three one and two.
Speaker 9: Things one, the Witness movie kind of seemed dumb to
Speaker 9: me too, because there was a lot of fake things.
Speaker 9: So that might relate to thing second, which I might
Speaker 9: go over the dinner part with Brodie.
Speaker 24: I would agree for the table if you like the
Speaker 24: stuff for the table.
Speaker 6: But women eating for free?
Speaker 9: Now, independent women take care of themselves and don't go
Speaker 9: to a place.
Speaker 6: Hi, guys, this is right from extricain.
Speaker 20: Yeah, but I proved this point the dinner thing.
Speaker 6: No, it is women often, they use them.
Speaker 25: They may be able to afford it or not, but
Speaker 25: they just no hair, I can get a free meal,
Speaker 25: use my money.
Speaker 9: Otherwise you're going to a place unless it's someone you're dating.
Speaker 9: Even still, you might buy a meal once in a while,
Speaker 9: but you chip in, You pay your fair share because
Speaker 9: you're here in the world and you were You are responsible.
Speaker 2: All right, Thank you so much?
Speaker 29: Take it?
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, all right on that note.
Speaker 13: Being that bad.
Speaker 2: So far, no one has disagreed with me about the
Speaker 2: women paying for dinner so far, and so far we're
Speaker 2: only about two thirds the way through. Well, I gotta
Speaker 2: claim my victory now while I still can.
Speaker 10: Who knows what's coming, Hey, Brffen boys, John from CT scary,
Speaker 10: I'm with Brody on this one again on the restaurant.
Speaker 10: I am biting my tongue to keep calm for this
Speaker 10: one because this grinds my gears. First off, fuck the
Speaker 10: guy who is going to decide the meals for the
Speaker 10: table on everyone else's dime must be real nice to
Speaker 10: choose the food you like with my money. I personally
Speaker 10: do not understand the concept of going out to you
Speaker 10: with a group and then paying a good amount more
Speaker 10: than what I consumed. If it is within five to
Speaker 10: ten bucks. Of course, it depends on the bill and
Speaker 10: the amount of people in the group. Fine, but after that,
Speaker 10: no frigging way. As for paying for the women at
Speaker 10: the table, who the fuck is that guy to speak
Speaker 10: for the wallet of every guy there.
Speaker 19: This is a whole other.
Speaker 10: Issue, which is now I'm going to deliberately pay for
Speaker 10: someone else's meals solely because they are a woman. It
Speaker 10: doesn't matter if it's two dollars scary. I earned it,
Speaker 10: And if he wants to pay for the women at
Speaker 10: the time, that's on him. But when it comes to
Speaker 10: my money that I worked for, don't you speak for me?
Speaker 10: I would have said no, don't put me in an
Speaker 10: awkward position to rely on that to get away with
Speaker 10: robbing me. I go out to restaurants, seat the food,
Speaker 10: not the cost.
Speaker 4: That's a great point, but how do you vocalize that
Speaker 4: in a group of ten people. Brody would have come
Speaker 4: off looking like a douchebag if you would have said something,
Speaker 4: How do you say something?
Speaker 2: You can't you trapped? Did you say anything?
Speaker 1: I did have a moral dilemma? Did I talk about
Speaker 1: the moral the moral credit card dilemma at the end? No,
Speaker 1: so I was the only one without cash. Oh, everyone
Speaker 1: gave me all the money. Yeah, I had the credit card,
Speaker 1: and I had to go to the waitress and say
Speaker 1: how much to put on my credit card. Now I
Speaker 1: could have said put eighty on my credit card and
Speaker 1: nobody would have known. But I did not because I
Speaker 1: love my boys and I did the right thing. And
Speaker 1: I again, it wouldn't have affected them, It would have
Speaker 1: affected the waitress. Yeah, but I know I paid one hundred, absolutely,
Speaker 1: but somebody else might not have. But anyway, the point
Speaker 1: is paper Menu is going to want to find out
Speaker 1: if if mister treat them all paid two hundred or
Speaker 1: we all absorbed the woman mm hmm, because I don't
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if mister treat them all treated them all.
Speaker 1: We all chipped in, So we're gotta figure that out.
Speaker 25: Reggie here, I'm going out to dinner with the wrong
Speaker 25: group of people.
Speaker 16: I am never.
Speaker 25: She pays double vagina, and frankly, I feel like I'm
Speaker 25: missing out now.
Speaker 6: In fact, sometimes I have to pay for some of
Speaker 6: them too.
Speaker 2: Oh that's that, that's gross. How do you how do
Speaker 2: you end up in a group of people like that?
Speaker 30: A broken any solace Bronian scare back to one? Okay, so, uh,
Speaker 30: Bronie's correct, Like what, I will not be paying for
Speaker 30: appetizers I'm not gonna enjoy and if we split the
Speaker 30: bill evenly, then everybody's pain. I'm not paying for nobody
Speaker 30: for an extra person because somebody decided that they're gonna
Speaker 30: pay for them. Their money's not good. Money is green,
Speaker 30: woman's money, men's money. It's all green, and it's just
Speaker 30: as good as everybody else's. Okay, scary, We're not in
Speaker 30: the nineteen hundreds. This is not the time where all
Speaker 30: men have to pay for all their female friends. And
Speaker 30: you know what, I'll go on and on and on
Speaker 30: forever on this topic.
Speaker 2: Well, I said it.
Speaker 4: It's a nice gesture, and sometimes it happens, and I'm
Speaker 4: okay with it, that's all.
Speaker 30: And before you say anything, I don't have to be
Speaker 30: my friends and we go half on the food, half
Speaker 30: on the drinks. Sometimes they want to pay the food
Speaker 30: and I'll pay the drinks. Sometimes I pay for the drinks.
Speaker 2: She pays for the food. This is twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Women make money.
Speaker 30: What are we doing here?
Speaker 2: Who would she will read? What are you doing?
Speaker 30: I mean, I'm trying to understand and I can't. A
Speaker 30: booking boy, bahamas any souls, Bernie Scare.
Speaker 31: That's scary. Let's take it to the next level. Let's
Speaker 31: just call Robin right now and ask her if she
Speaker 31: would take you out to dinner and she paid for everything.
Speaker 7: Huh.
Speaker 2: Let's ask her that question.
Speaker 30: Let's see if if Robin is living in twenty twenty
Speaker 30: five or she's living in the nineteenth fifty A.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Bernie Scare final final talk to reater eate. No,
Speaker 2: it's not Brodie's point.
Speaker 30: Let's just say I go to buy some cl cuts,
Speaker 30: right and there's a big, you know thing about cold
Speaker 30: cuts that they're coming with mysterious certain brand. There's a
Speaker 30: recoll and I go to buy the cl cuts and
Speaker 30: I tell the guy, hey, listen, I'm here to buy
Speaker 30: moredella and you know, do you know about if he
Speaker 30: doesn't know about the lysteria and the brand, that it's
Speaker 30: in the news being recalled, it's in the cabinet, and
Speaker 30: they don't know nothing. Then I'm not buying from them,
Speaker 30: right because I may get listeria.
Speaker 2: Period. Brodie's right, Come on, scary current events?
Speaker 30: You were, you know, top one hundred Morney Radio carent
Speaker 30: events are current events?
Speaker 32: Hey, Jonathans me.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what to make.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine? Can you imagine if Taylor Swift and
Speaker 1: Travis Kelcey broke up at six am and at nine
Speaker 1: am someone called the Morning show and said, I'm so upset,
Speaker 1: and Elvis would say, I didn't hear about that.
Speaker 2: When did that happen?
Speaker 1: That would never happen because it's Elvis's job and Gandhi's
Speaker 1: job and Daniel's job.
Speaker 4: Okay, So here's what's going on here, and that analogy
Speaker 4: along with what Huan just said about the listeria and
Speaker 4: the certain brand of cold cut and not knowing and
Speaker 4: you're a deli owner and you can get Pete all
Speaker 4: of that. You have a vested interest and it's your job.
Speaker 4: In those cases, it's hard to love.
Speaker 2: It's the bank.
Speaker 4: In this case, she just is an employee of a
Speaker 4: bank that she's not even supposed to give you adm
Speaker 4: either way your money.
Speaker 2: Or she's doing pressing buttons.
Speaker 4: When you're very black the hold on, wait a second,
Speaker 4: are you talking about at a desk.
Speaker 1: I didn't say she was a teller. Tellers don't do CDs.
Speaker 1: When you go in the back and sit at someone's desk,
Speaker 1: they're the expert, they're the financial advisor. I was talking
Speaker 1: to the bank security. Are you talking to the person
Speaker 1: that when you go up to the teller? Why would
Speaker 1: I what teller signs you up for CDs and money markets?
Speaker 1: And I A you shut down at a desk with
Speaker 1: a person, yes, a bank expert, a money advisor.
Speaker 4: Okay, right here live on this podcast. My opinion has
Speaker 4: completely changed.
Speaker 1: Look at that, I can get have said that on
Speaker 1: next episode of The Brooklyn Boys. For those people that
Speaker 1: didn't hear s lifetime, thank you. So you would have
Speaker 1: to sound like it was a woman at the way.
Speaker 1: You will go up to it, I said, I went
Speaker 1: to the woman's desk.
Speaker 4: I went, I said, just understand that people at that window,
Speaker 4: people at that window are just it's a very black
Speaker 4: and white job. They're just doing their robots. I said
Speaker 4: that on the Brooklyn Boys, and you didn't correct.
Speaker 2: I don't know that the fact.
Speaker 4: Those people, those people I would I would expect to
Speaker 4: not understand what's going on.
Speaker 2: That's not true. You work in a bank. You still
Speaker 2: have a phone that has alerts on it.
Speaker 1: And the people at that at the by the way,
Speaker 1: a lot of a lot of our slice time timers,
Speaker 1: maybe bank tellers. Those are very nice people, are very helpful.
Speaker 1: I'm just pointing out that the woman I sat down
Speaker 1: at her desk, she wasn't aware at four thirty.
Speaker 4: It's a different than that. That's a different story. Yeah,
Speaker 4: she's a changel advisor.
Speaker 2: That's her job. Oh yes she wasn't.
Speaker 4: She wasn't the person at the window, all right, but no,
Speaker 4: But I give a pass to those people again because
Speaker 4: their jobs are very robotic.
Speaker 2: They're very like.
Speaker 4: Pressing buttons, counting money statistics. Everything is is numbers, it's math.
Speaker 4: It's got nothing to do with a human touch.
Speaker 1: Scary. Everybody has a phone that has alerts. This wasn't
Speaker 1: a story that was This wasn't a story that was
Speaker 1: only going to people like, oh, it's a niche thing.
Speaker 2: I get I get it.
Speaker 1: I guess it's like if you're into Marvel, Like you're
Speaker 1: not into Marvel, right, if Marvel announced the new movie,
Speaker 1: I would expect you not to have alerts for entertainment
Speaker 1: like e comic book alerts.
Speaker 2: But you work in a bound dead Horse and Brody
Speaker 2: Stick dead Horse. All right, great? Thanks? Oh all right,
Speaker 2: well I'm glad you agreed last time.
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Speaker 6: I do find it hard to.
Speaker 10: Take request from someone who essentially said they would have
Speaker 10: no problem if their daughter was engaging sexual acts online
Speaker 10: for money. I'll just leave it at that. The brook
Speaker 10: and Boys. Love you guys doing what you're doing. Love you,
Speaker 10: John Awesome podcast.
Speaker 23: Boy Jamie from Queens again, as you're talking about when
Speaker 23: a group of people go out to eat and the
Speaker 23: guys pay for the women, and the women don't pay
Speaker 23: for themselves.
Speaker 7: Da da da.
Speaker 23: I'm a woman and I don't understand. Why Why are
Speaker 23: you covering me? Why is that like an automatic rule
Speaker 23: or some bullshit? When if I'm in the group scary
Speaker 23: and we go out to eat, thank you, I don't
Speaker 23: get it unless it's like my birthday or something. It
Speaker 23: makes no sense. Also, Brodie, I find it funny that
Speaker 23: when you ask Scary why this was a rule in
Speaker 23: his friend group, all he kept saying was.
Speaker 2: Ooh, it's a nice gesture.
Speaker 23: Okay, Well, wouldn't it still be a nice gesture if
Speaker 23: I A is the only woman in the group full
Speaker 23: of you guys chipped in with you guys to pay
Speaker 23: for like Big Dick Bob's food or Gildo Dave's food
Speaker 23: or whatever the fuck your friend's names are. Why do
Speaker 23: you guys have to pay for me automatically? Because I
Speaker 23: am the guant last one, and then I'll shut the
Speaker 23: fuck up, I promise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go to bed. It's two o'clock in the morning
Speaker 2: at this point, that that's what time she left.
Speaker 1: Shut the fuck up.
Speaker 6: I promise. I'm with Doty on this.
Speaker 8: I would be kissed.
Speaker 23: If I was expected to chip in every single time
Speaker 23: for someone for no reason other than what bullshit they
Speaker 23: have going on in their pants or some shit, I
Speaker 23: would not be happy either. It's one thing if we
Speaker 23: agreed ahead of time because it's you know, that person's
Speaker 23: birthday or something like that, that's fine, But every single
Speaker 23: time for no reason.
Speaker 4: No, you've made your point, go to bed. She's absolutely right.
Speaker 4: I love you, Jamie, but we're just gonna leave that
Speaker 4: there because we're going to agree to disagree. It's just
Speaker 4: the kind of person I am and the cloth that
Speaker 4: I'm cut from. It doesn't make any sense in your cloth.
Speaker 4: I would not volunteer you. I would not volunteer you
Speaker 4: in a group of people I.
Speaker 33: Didn't know.
Speaker 2: To pay for the woman. Okay, but it's for whatever reason.
Speaker 4: The people that I hang out with, that's Those are
Speaker 4: the types of things that we expect each other to
Speaker 4: do and say.
Speaker 2: So it's not so, it's not like we're not we're offended.
Speaker 4: Like the day that we paid for our friend Astra
Speaker 4: who came out to dinner with me, my buddy, will
Speaker 4: and his buddy. I know how will is and his
Speaker 4: buddy is so so it was it didn't come as
Speaker 4: a shock to me when he said, hey, let's pay
Speaker 4: for her. Because did she did she try to pay?
Speaker 2: She did?
Speaker 4: Or does she know how this game is played? She
Speaker 4: did the fake wallet reach, she knows how this game's played.
Speaker 4: But can we can we get her on the Brooklyn
Speaker 4: Boys next week?
Speaker 2: Let's get her on there. Oh, she would love to
Speaker 2: come on the Brooklyn Boys. Let's have Astra on. I
Speaker 2: love her, let's he's the best. We love her? Okay, great?
Speaker 7: Oh over Bally stream not no, that ain't gonna work
Speaker 7: if not?
Speaker 2: And unfillables and what he's a stickular about that?
Speaker 7: Write it down anyway, I under u uh. You guys
Speaker 7: caught me trying to come up with something new for
Speaker 7: my next production there anyway, you know, I wanted to
Speaker 7: talk about the last last time. There was a fellow
Speaker 7: that called in den As I think his name was,
Speaker 7: and he was saying how he was upset about everybody
Speaker 7: and last time cold in it's always given brouh scooty shit,
Speaker 7: you know, and that's not the.
Speaker 2: Way it should be.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I gotta think I thought about it,
Speaker 7: and I think I agree with the guy. You know,
Speaker 7: I think it should be more of an intellectual conversation
Speaker 7: on the various topics that you guess come up with
Speaker 7: on a weekly basis. That's what it should be all about,
Speaker 7: you know, because it's not like a couple of guys
Speaker 7: from Brooklyn would get together, you know and bust each
Speaker 7: other's balls. I know on the podcast. That's not the
Speaker 7: way it's done over there in Brooklyn. Right, Well, I
Speaker 7: don't know anyway. I'm all trying just be more serious here,
Speaker 7: stop ball the fooling around and just stick to the
Speaker 7: old work, all right, and uh don't be uh uh
Speaker 7: messing around with Scootie anymore. Okay, I'm sorry, Scooty. Please
Speaker 7: are sitting my apology?
Speaker 2: All right? You got it there, Trucker.
Speaker 6: This is Heidi from First Time Talk Back and with
Speaker 6: regards to episode three thirty one. I agree with Brony
Speaker 6: on this one. I'm a mortgage broker and I have
Speaker 6: to know the industry rates across the board as they
Speaker 6: apply to product. So if the Bank of Brony was
Speaker 6: referred to by a teller or other staff, I find
Speaker 6: it difficult to believe she is unaware of the global collapse,
Speaker 6: although these days I envy her for the ability to
Speaker 6: be a pe Yeah right.
Speaker 2: But she she is the word teller too.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know if you were very descriptive
Speaker 4: when you said it was, I'm descriptive.
Speaker 2: I was under the impression it was a bank teller.
Speaker 2: I would give the bank teller of the free path.
Speaker 12: We're from Connecticut, Brody, I'm with you.
Speaker 6: They burnt it.
Speaker 12: They couldn't give it to you at that point, you're
Speaker 12: going to give me something.
Speaker 2: I waited.
Speaker 12: It's not like they can make another thing of wings.
Speaker 12: They can't even do that, you know. Or if they
Speaker 12: made another thing of wings, it brought over. So I
Speaker 12: took them, you know, a little bit longer. Sorry about that,
Speaker 12: but I would want something for free. One time I
Speaker 12: went to a Texas roadhouse with my six kids. We
Speaker 12: ordered our food and we're sitting there waiting. We get
Speaker 12: our drinks and we're waiting, and we're waiting, and forty
Speaker 12: five minutes goes by. So I asked for a manager
Speaker 12: from another waitress and then I said, it's been forty
Speaker 12: five minutes. Our waitress has them come over at all.
Speaker 12: She says, okay, let me check. Comes back ten minutes later.
Speaker 12: It's been almost an hour. Now we're waiting for our food. Yes,
Speaker 12: I have hungry teenage children who are starving. We drove
Speaker 12: sixteen hours because we were heading to Texas from Connecticut.
Speaker 12: And now she comes over and she says, oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 12: the food's delayed. They put it in separate checks. I go,
Speaker 12: how does that make sense if we're a large party together.
Speaker 12: An hour and a half we waited for our food.
Speaker 12: The kids were bitching like crazy, of course because they're starving,
Speaker 12: and we wind up getting the whole meal for free.
Speaker 12: Not what I wanted, but come on, get your shit together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I got nothing burnt duck wings, you know something.
Speaker 4: And they did the right thing. And especially if they
Speaker 4: initiated that, that's the right move. That's a quality establishment.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if you haven't brought food over
Speaker 1: an hour and a half to a table with six kids,
Speaker 1: bring over some French fries to give them something to
Speaker 1: eat in the meantime.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Something it was a nacho chip, something.
Speaker 1: Like, hey, guys, while you waiting for your food, here's
Speaker 1: some free shit, like whatever's ready, give it to themis
Speaker 1: get serious?
Speaker 33: Serious, serious, no more bashi scooty around. Limit here the
Speaker 33: slashes talk, the slashest tongue. Limit, here's the slashest tongue,
Speaker 33: the slashest tongue. Yeah all right, guy, yeah, it's me.
Speaker 33: You know, it's time to get serious and do a
Speaker 33: little homework here. I'll get about as serious as I canceled.
Speaker 2: Here we go, uh, scoot it. You know I'm with
Speaker 2: you one hundred percent? What about that one percent?
Speaker 33: Those the East cyclists cyclists. There's nothing but a menace
Speaker 33: to society. If they want to be out there in
Speaker 33: the public, you know, rid and around, they need to
Speaker 33: follow the.
Speaker 2: Rules of the road and of the general public, you know.
Speaker 33: And Scooty, you're the one that could put U stop
Speaker 33: to this. Go out there and get yourself one of
Speaker 33: them fancy h East cycles with the rum flat tires
Speaker 33: and the little tassels on the handlebars. Get yourself a
Speaker 33: helmet and a whistle.
Speaker 2: Hey, okay, thank you. That was an abrupt ending for
Speaker 2: the trucker. Yeah, okay, no big fan fair.
Speaker 1: Take exected fanfare.
Speaker 2: I will take that under advisements.
Speaker 34: Hey, Brody and Scary Eddie from over New Jersey on
Speaker 34: episode three thirty one on the duck Wings, Brody, it's
Speaker 34: a bit of a stretch, I think, trying to get
Speaker 34: free dessert, which I'm all four all the time. But
Speaker 34: what if you went there and they didn't have the
Speaker 34: duck Wings on the menu? Would you expect to get
Speaker 34: something for free?
Speaker 28: Then?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 34: Nice try, but I'm not with.
Speaker 30: You on that.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you the difference. The difference is I waited
Speaker 1: almost a half hour before I found out that I
Speaker 1: wasn't getting them. Then I had to wait for the
Speaker 1: ribs to be made, so it was like forty five
Speaker 1: minutes before I got my appetizer. So and again I
Speaker 1: went there specifically to get the duck wings. So it's
Speaker 1: not like they were like, oh, we're out of them.
Speaker 1: I were like, oh, that's not that's unfortunate. No, No,
Speaker 1: they burned them. They committed a crime. Crime brod, I'm exaggerating,
Speaker 1: but they did the thing that was wrong. It's their fault.
Speaker 1: There is no duck wings therefore, that's why I wanted,
Speaker 1: Like then I would have been nice. I didn't fight it.
Speaker 1: I didn't We're be nice. The manager said, hey, you
Speaker 1: know what we fucked up. It was the last order,
Speaker 1: you know. Uh, let me do something nice for you,
Speaker 1: that's all.
Speaker 33: Chase those fuckers down and stop them, you know, and
Speaker 33: educate them and let them know what they're doing wrong,
Speaker 33: because what they're doing is not correct, you know, and
Speaker 33: they're hurting people.
Speaker 2: That way, they won't hurt anymore people.
Speaker 33: And if one of those punks gives you any attitude,
Speaker 33: grab them by the neck and looking straight in the
Speaker 33: eye and do like Eastwood and tell them.
Speaker 2: I'm making a citizens arrest.
Speaker 33: Yeah, that's what you tell them, and then you look
Speaker 33: for Sergeant o' leary he should be walking the beating
Speaker 33: and take them to him. He'll handle it from there. Yeah,
Speaker 33: that's what you gotta do there, Scooty. Oh boy, I'm
Speaker 33: sorry that I got so upset, but you know, those
Speaker 33: guys really bow my blood. You know, sure of course
Speaker 33: you get your salad quickly, but at who's expense?
Speaker 2: Boh, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 33: Well, let me adjust.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, A.
Speaker 33: Serious, serious, serious, serious, Yeah, ask Coody, that's what you
Speaker 33: gotta do.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, boy, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 33: I apologize for getting so upset, but those people would
Speaker 33: just bawl my blood.
Speaker 2: You know, just no one they're out.
Speaker 33: They're sure you get your selling in a hurry, but
Speaker 33: at who's expense?
Speaker 31: You know, just tell you what.
Speaker 33: Oh my god, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Serious, I guess serious, serious.
Speaker 2: Enough enough enough? Oh man. Yeah that was the end
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 27: Okay, okay, Brooklyn boys, Lindsay from San Diego again. I
Speaker 27: just wanted to come at about the women don't pay situation.
Speaker 27: There was a time that I went out with about
Speaker 27: twenty other people, kind of which about half that hour
Speaker 27: couples and I was one of the only single women.
Speaker 27: There was a couple other single guys, and I was
Speaker 27: sitting across from my friend's husband and I tried to pay.
Speaker 27: At the end, he like smacked my cart out of
Speaker 27: my hand. I was like, women don't pay. So I've
Speaker 27: always been treated nicely amongst my guy friends, except when.
Speaker 2: They're smacking you. They shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 4: Why that's but okay, No, I I listen, especially if
Speaker 4: it's it's five couples and you're the eleventh, Yeah, why
Speaker 4: not pick up your bill?
Speaker 2: I'm okay, I'm all for that. Split it by.
Speaker 4: Five, and then you know the six women don't pay.
Speaker 4: But five of those six are in a couple situation.
Speaker 4: So you the eleventh woman that that woman that's not
Speaker 4: a couple should pay. Make it odd and odd number, yes,
Speaker 4: divide by eleven. I know a right, I'm just saying
Speaker 4: that hard.
Speaker 17: MD from ND here guarding men paying for the women.
Speaker 17: If I'm in a group setting and the men tell
Speaker 17: me I don't have to pay, I always make sure
Speaker 17: and double check with everyone if they're okay with that.
Speaker 17: But most of the time I'm like, no, I'm paying
Speaker 17: for myself.
Speaker 2: If it's like a if.
Speaker 17: It's been pre planned, that's different. But just to do
Speaker 17: it without telling anyone not cool. Women shouldn't. Women should
Speaker 17: be treated equal and always pay the same.
Speaker 4: At the very least, the guy should have pulled all
Speaker 4: of you aside and said, hey, should we all chip
Speaker 4: in and then make a group decision before deciding for everyone.
Speaker 2: That's the part that I do not agree with. Because
Speaker 2: he didn't know everybody in.
Speaker 1: The group, correct, But the vibe, the vibe, well, he
Speaker 1: didn't know everybody, but he mightn't know how you guys were,
Speaker 1: where you stood financially these days, these are a group
Speaker 1: of people who haven't seen each other in so long,
Speaker 1: and he's just gonna just come into the group like
Speaker 1: that and just make That's why I said before, With
Speaker 1: me and my friends, we all know each other, we
Speaker 1: all feel each other out, We kind of know where
Speaker 1: it's going and right, so he could have at least
Speaker 1: pulled you guys aside.
Speaker 2: That would have been a good compromise.
Speaker 1: While it was eleven of us or ten of us
Speaker 1: at the table, it's not gonna I mean, listen, my
Speaker 1: assumption is he figured we're all boys, We're all Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: That's the vibe, and that's what's gonna happen, all right,
Speaker 1: But I thought it was good content for the podcast.
Speaker 29: So because someone has vagina doesn't mean that they shouldn't
Speaker 29: have to pay. Everyone should be treated equally when you're
Speaker 29: eating out, unless it was pre talked about or everyone
Speaker 29: is in agreement to do that. So I guess you're
Speaker 29: I guess this will be interesting to see other people's
Speaker 29: point of view. And by the way, Scary have a
Speaker 29: very cunty day, and Brody you rock.
Speaker 4: And did she say eating out a vagina in the
Speaker 4: same sentence? Yes, and county all together. Yes, I picked
Speaker 4: up on that.
Speaker 32: Andy the bus driver here coming on. Scary's talking about
Speaker 32: the fucking schooters and e bikes. Those things are so annoying.
Speaker 2: It's try cutting you off. It's right, they want to
Speaker 2: get in your way.
Speaker 32: Uh huh No, I just pulled a bus right in
Speaker 32: their lane. They try to coming around you at in
Speaker 32: other cars. No, no, no, you wait back there, Bud
Speaker 32: that And there was goddamn three wheeled bicycles, you know,
Speaker 32: and New York Christmas time.
Speaker 2: Uh eight ninety nine a minute. Don't get ripped off.
Speaker 32: Fuck those goddamn triresickles and the god damn blke.
Speaker 2: Thank you you either one to get your way like
Speaker 2: parking your spot. Fuck out of here.
Speaker 32: I'm gonna run you over.
Speaker 13: Hello, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. It's Vinnie for Brooklyn. Hey,
Speaker 13: listening to the last episode again, and Brody, I'm having
Speaker 13: more trouble with this freaking dinner that you went to
Speaker 13: and you having an issue paying for a girl. There
Speaker 13: is a woman, I should say. There is so many
Speaker 13: things wrong with what you said. You almost sounded like
Speaker 13: scary with the whole banging. Nobody's banging her common uh huh.
Speaker 13: And as a fellow father of three daughters, I hope
Speaker 13: to God that when they go out with their friends
Speaker 13: and if they're the you know, minorities in the group
Speaker 13: in the sense that there's more men than women, I
Speaker 13: hope that their friends do the same.
Speaker 11: Fordam I mean you're talking about eleven bucks. Bro It's
Speaker 11: unfathomable that that would be an issue. You just spent
Speaker 11: one hundred bucks and you're having a problem with you know,
Speaker 11: Biggie famously said, spread love. It's the Brooklyn way. I
Speaker 11: don't expect Brooklyn. I know the rules are going out
Speaker 11: to dinner with your friends.
Speaker 13: You always take care of the ladies, regardless of who's
Speaker 13: banging her or not banging her. That's not right, that's
Speaker 13: not gentlemanly of you, and that of the two of you,
Speaker 13: would expect you to be the gentleman here.
Speaker 2: No offense.
Speaker 13: Scary, but you know he's a dad of three daughters,
Speaker 13: and quite frankly, if I was scary, I feel the
Speaker 13: exact same fucking way. This is why I wouldn't invite
Speaker 13: you out. No offense, BROI because I love you, and
Speaker 13: you know I I message you. We talk about pizza
Speaker 13: and all kinds of stuff. You gave you some great recommendation.
Speaker 13: Let it's fucking unfathomable. Sorry, bro, this is just it's
Speaker 13: driving me up a fucking wall here, so much so
Speaker 13: that he left two more. Yeah, I know, I said
Speaker 13: that was it, but.
Speaker 7: The whole thing.
Speaker 13: We're going out to dinner with one of your girlfriends
Speaker 13: or wives or whatever. My particular group of friends, we've
Speaker 13: been friends since pre K We've been friends for thirty
Speaker 13: six years, and if one of our spouses or significant
Speaker 13: others was in the group, we still split it amongst whoever.
Speaker 13: The guys are in the group. It's not so our
Speaker 13: group is four guys. If two of the wives are there,
Speaker 13: we're still split in it four ways. It doesn't make
Speaker 13: a difference. That's just the way we are. And I
Speaker 13: understand that's not everybody. But in other situations with people
Speaker 13: that I'm not as close to, I would absolutely pay
Speaker 13: double for my wife and myself. If that's the case.
Speaker 13: You know, eleven people, we split it in eleven ways.
Speaker 13: I'm always picking up two at least, that's my opinion.
Speaker 2: Allright, Brody, you burst in it. It seems all right.
Speaker 2: So a couple of things I was not.
Speaker 1: Just to be clear, I was not saying that someone
Speaker 1: should get a free dinner if you're banging them. What
Speaker 1: I was saying was if it's your girlfriend and you
Speaker 1: want to pay for her dinner, that's fine.
Speaker 4: But the fact that nobody was she's an equal. She's
Speaker 4: someone that we all worked together. She was an equal
Speaker 4: at work. She's still an equal. The free zoom that
Speaker 4: we set up ended right in the middle of Brody's rant.
Speaker 4: How appropriate. I love it, and that happened to have
Speaker 4: been the last talkback. I'll wrap this up on behalf
Speaker 4: of Brody because uh.
Speaker 2: It's over. The Zoom room is finished.
Speaker 4: We'll see you on the Brooklyn Voice podcast later in
Speaker 4: the week. And thank you believing you talkbacks, love all
Speaker 4: of you.
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