Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys Cast.
Speaker 2: Slice Reactions.
Speaker 3: This podcast all depends on you, baby.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brooklyn Boys Slice Time for episode three fifty eight and.
Speaker 2: Beyond, Hello David.
Speaker 4: No, and then some and then some I like, I
Speaker 4: like I waffle back and forth between the two.
Speaker 2: No, no waffles unless they're Belgium, and then some. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll do it. Then something now on it makes you happy.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Slice Time. He's scary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Welcome to Slice Time, the show about the show,
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly. It's our listener feedback about the episode they
Speaker 4: just listened to, or perhaps one or two before.
Speaker 2: That, Yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 2: You're thinking to or to talk back or two or two. Five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's be clear right up front about this. We
Speaker 4: we can't have five six, seven, aunt a letive.
Speaker 2: We're done. We moved it on. No, No, we need
Speaker 2: to make it.
Speaker 4: We need to underscore this and highlight it and underline
Speaker 4: it and.
Speaker 2: We put it in bold. Got it, We got it?
Speaker 2: One or two? Okay, all right, right here we go.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, thank you for listening, this is
Speaker 4: this is this week's feedback.
Speaker 5: Hey Brooklyn Boys, Alex from Philly.
Speaker 6: That measuring machine AI story. Absolutely not. I would absolutely
Speaker 6: not let anything take pictures of me shipped down and naked,
Speaker 6: even if you ask them to delete it.
Speaker 7: You know they're.
Speaker 6: Saving that shit and there's some purb somewhere behind a
Speaker 6: computer monitoring that for all of eternity request or not
Speaker 6: hard No, all right, fair enough.
Speaker 2: That's in relation to to a sos ago when my
Speaker 2: friend Eric told us about the X ray machine. Basically yep,
Speaker 2: to measure him.
Speaker 5: We had this monkey leash that was a backpack for.
Speaker 8: My daughter that we would put on her when we
Speaker 8: were in the grocery store or Walmart or any a
Speaker 8: store that had carts that she didn't want to sit
Speaker 8: in on that, so we'd put that on her so
Speaker 8: she wouldn't run off. Mind you, she's like two or three,
Speaker 8: not however old that other kid was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm coming around on the leashes for kids, especially
Speaker 4: if they run around like crazy.
Speaker 2: I used to be really against it.
Speaker 4: By the way, I think we lost the talkback or
Speaker 4: he didn't tell us who he was, where he's from, Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 4: I don't know, all right, we got the message.
Speaker 2: We got it.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, Benning from Brooklyn here, I just want a
Speaker 9: comment on the the coyote thing. It's actually public service
Speaker 9: to off the coyotes.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 1: This is like New York.
Speaker 9: They brought them many years ago to keep the deer
Speaker 9: population down, not realizing that the population of coyotes is
Speaker 9: going to explode, and.
Speaker 1: They destroy property.
Speaker 9: They eat animals on the farms, and they destroy farm property.
Speaker 1: So yet.
Speaker 9: Population control of the coyotes is important for the community too.
Speaker 9: It's not just the sport. That's why they pay them
Speaker 9: the townships to get rid of them.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's VP from NC.
Speaker 10: I'm not sure my last talk.
Speaker 11: Back like two or not, because I just got caught
Speaker 11: by my boss man.
Speaker 10: Leaving a talk bag. So yeah, I'm not in jubbling.
Speaker 12: And I think that I'm good at what I do.
Speaker 11: I got a little bit of leeway against motherfucker. I
Speaker 11: got a too express in cost and spirit man, uh
Speaker 11: twenty three.
Speaker 13: Obviously, I worked in a metal shop and I whaled,
Speaker 13: and I really love whaling.
Speaker 12: But I don't know if this is what I want
Speaker 12: to do forever.
Speaker 13: Man, And like I'm not yeah, listening listening to the
Speaker 13: Big Show for so long, since I was a kid
Speaker 13: and listening to the y'alls podcast radio.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm in North Carolina.
Speaker 12: I'm pretty sure I could do a better job than
Speaker 12: Woody and Wilcox. No offense, but they're.
Speaker 10: More music than a Solow.
Speaker 12: You know, I loved to be something like the Big seven.
Speaker 12: I don't know how to do that.
Speaker 2: You know, you're right.
Speaker 4: You know in other parts of the country, d they're
Speaker 4: desperate for good radio. So you know, if you have
Speaker 4: a little personality and you could just kind of jump
Speaker 4: out in front of everything, maybe you stand a shot.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's time, maybe you think about a career change.
Speaker 2: You got a lot of personality. I like you. I
Speaker 2: think that you could definitely make it in radio.
Speaker 12: Yeah, DP from NC Brody, the guy that was fucking
Speaker 12: talking about you were wrong about the forty four nag
Speaker 12: and the three fifty seven or whatever. He was also
Speaker 12: kind of wrong. Just because the number goes down does
Speaker 12: not mean that a larger bullet, if that shape or
Speaker 12: twenty two would be way bigger than the forty five
Speaker 12: or forty four or forty And guess what it's not.
Speaker 5: It's the smallest round.
Speaker 14: So like you also got to look at with bullets,
Speaker 14: there's gay uh so yeah, like what I was saying,
Speaker 14: there's when it comes to pull there's gauges for shot guns.
Speaker 14: In that case it does get bigger as the number
Speaker 14: goes down.
Speaker 12: But there's also calibers and millimeters when it comes to
Speaker 12: bullet sizers.
Speaker 10: So those different barriers.
Speaker 12: I mean they they normally the bigger than number, the
Speaker 12: bigger the bullet.
Speaker 2: So that guy's wrong, right, See, I know nothing about it.
Speaker 2: This is not my world. I just was just listening.
Speaker 2: I was taking notes. You're the same, Yeah, Brooklyn, you
Speaker 2: boy wild all the way wrong about them everything.
Speaker 9: Uh has vivid memories of on theer two years old,
Speaker 9: even firmed by our parents.
Speaker 15: Now, I remember this like vivid memories of people of
Speaker 15: what they were wearing, what she was doing, being bathed
Speaker 15: in a mother's sink. So yeah, for the majority of people,
Speaker 15: i'd say probably for five years old. But there are
Speaker 15: people that remember things vividly before that, including my daughter.
Speaker 15: She has very vivid memories and I witness them. She's
Speaker 15: sixteen now, and vivid memories of when she was two
Speaker 15: three years old.
Speaker 4: So all right, Anyhow, some people can remember early on.
Speaker 4: I don't remember anything before the age of five, person,
Speaker 4: I remember my parents, my mom getting impregnated, So that's
Speaker 4: far back.
Speaker 16: I got.
Speaker 17: Oh my god, congradown three or fifty plus episodes on
Speaker 17: this podcast. What motherfucker you guys should have doubled this episode.
Speaker 17: It's scary, would out too much. It's garry when you
Speaker 17: take your kitchen on the pic. Sure this is not
Speaker 17: the picture, motherfucker. This is the podcast, man, So we
Speaker 17: don't care about you have vacation. You have no days
Speaker 17: off here, So give us more content, motherfucker. And whenever
Speaker 17: you go to Disney, take a picture with Goofy and me.
Speaker 17: Those are my cousin Julio and Saysta, Man, take a
Speaker 17: picture with them.
Speaker 2: Hey, you got it, your cousins, your family.
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 17: Rody wants some Joe ro Get money. We'll give us
Speaker 17: some Joe rog Get content. I mean, there's a lot
Speaker 17: of more famous, busier people that have a studio and they're.
Speaker 1: Committed to this.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You already have some ads and sponsors. Give it a
Speaker 1: studio and man, I don't know.
Speaker 17: Man, we need to get bigger.
Speaker 1: That would be awesome, but un show.
Speaker 17: Then Rody shut the fuck up, man, He Louis guys,
Speaker 17: Stay safe. Congratulation of three fifty plus episodes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, you want the Joe Rogan money. You got
Speaker 4: to do a Joe Rogan style podcast.
Speaker 2: You hear that. Yeah, we need to have a big studio.
Speaker 4: Maybe some couches, get some celebrities and some crackpots.
Speaker 2: We did, and we did a kneon sign behind us.
Speaker 4: We need people to come on say things that are
Speaker 4: so reactionary they make headlines.
Speaker 17: I don't with Sean on this talk about talking about
Speaker 17: Brody could not scary. I have a cousin that's an
Speaker 17: only child and he acts the same way as Brody.
Speaker 17: Whenever he's wrong, she just says I'm paying, I'm paying.
Speaker 17: But she's always right man, And he has the same
Speaker 17: edit to that Brody.
Speaker 2: It seems like twin Anecdotal eleven. You care to respond, Brody,
Speaker 2: I just did you? Okay?
Speaker 4: So you know two only children and you're like, oh,
Speaker 4: they have the same trade. It must because they're only children,
Speaker 4: or they just happen to have the same trait. There's
Speaker 4: plenty of people who as again have ady d and
Speaker 4: a very quick wit, who have siblings and do the
Speaker 4: same thing. It's not because I'm an only child. It's
Speaker 4: just the way my brain works. I can't help it.
Speaker 4: That's what makes the podcast successful. One way to hold
Speaker 4: out people take it's scary people under party control and
Speaker 4: mongering to build restaurant as Times Square Wednesday desympathy.
Speaker 2: From five, I'm not doing a commercial scaring.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: You know I don't have to play the jingle on
Speaker 4: that one because I don't have to do the jingle
Speaker 4: because they did it for me.
Speaker 2: Unless you did it. Did you do that? I did
Speaker 2: not leave that. Now did you leave your own commercial
Speaker 2: as to talk back?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 2: But I will be a.
Speaker 4: Let's I get a percentage of your peerings. I plug
Speaker 4: my appearance, all right, plug your butt two, let's go.
Speaker 2: Wy don't you join me? Why don't you come out
Speaker 2: for a drink next week?
Speaker 4: Am I getting paid next Wednesday? Come on next Wednesday, Margueritaville,
Speaker 4: Times Square, Oh, I'll consider you.
Speaker 2: Consider it. Do get we get to the Saturnay Life
Speaker 2: After Party. I may call you. I may call you
Speaker 2: the next time.
Speaker 19: Okay, Hey guys, Sean from Washington State, Holy cow?
Speaker 18: What was that?
Speaker 19: Twelve minutes twelve minutes of the Brooklyn Boys podcast in
Speaker 19: the Lifetime podcast.
Speaker 2: Oh our Disney World conversation.
Speaker 19: Glad you guys understand that you stole from Yeah, it's Slice,
Speaker 19: that's okay.
Speaker 4: Material, and which is also why we're trying to shut
Speaker 4: up now. We're trying to go fast because well, yeah
Speaker 4: you're still talking. Yeah exactly, We're moving on. This is
Speaker 4: Slice time talking, talking talking, It's not our time talking.
Speaker 19: Hey, I'm just razzing you guys.
Speaker 10: I don't mind hearing it. It was weird though, it
Speaker 10: did seemed like the Brooklyn Boy podcast.
Speaker 2: But anyway, great, so much.
Speaker 10: You guys crack me up.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Sometimes, uh help it as we can help it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we can't because we just it's unscripted, you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. All right, moving on, see going fast?
Speaker 20: Hi, Brooklyn Boys. Jen the groomer here from Pompano Beach. Brody,
Speaker 20: I am dying laughing over here. I never made that
Speaker 20: association before. Maybe I am a groomer because I was
Speaker 20: leashed up as a kid.
Speaker 2: That is so funny. You just made my day.
Speaker 21: Thanks so much.
Speaker 2: You made her think about it. You're welcome, so I said.
Speaker 2: Maybe because you were leashed up as a kid, you
Speaker 2: now deal with animals that are leased all day.
Speaker 10: Hi, this is Rachel from Jersey. I literally had to
Speaker 10: hop from Apple Podcasts to IR to let you guys
Speaker 10: know regarding the last lifetime that Disney adults are weird.
Speaker 10: They're weird. They're just weird.
Speaker 22: And I'm not talking about the ones that saved up
Speaker 22: and blah blah blah or yeah, some developmental disability.
Speaker 10: I'm talking about the ones that they go every single year.
Speaker 10: They like line up to get the new Disney mard.
Speaker 10: It's their whole entire personality. That's all they care about.
Speaker 10: They're like, oh, I'm getting hem, I'm getting hem. You're weird.
Speaker 23: That's why you're home, like you're you're.
Speaker 10: Like in love with something that's meant for children, like
Speaker 10: you're going with your Yeah. I get excited when I
Speaker 10: go with my kids, you know, but I'm not going
Speaker 10: every year and it's not about me like they make
Speaker 10: it about them. Their whole house is Disney.
Speaker 24: You know.
Speaker 10: It's sad. It's weird. Just how to put that in
Speaker 10: because I just hate Dizzy Don't so much.
Speaker 2: That woman is my spirit animal by the way. You
Speaker 2: know what, I'm sure we have Disney adults who are
Speaker 2: fans of ours and we should be kind to everyone.
Speaker 2: I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 4: If I had the time off, which I do, I
Speaker 4: get that, and the money, which I don't, I would
Speaker 4: go to Disney every year only because I love the rides.
Speaker 4: I could go on Expedition Everest and Space Mountain right
Speaker 4: almost every day. The rides are one of my favorite
Speaker 4: roller coasters of all time, and if I had a
Speaker 4: fanily lot, i'd be excited for my kids to go.
Speaker 4: But you know, and I love the the I know
Speaker 4: it's the rock and roller coaster. They're redoing it whatever
Speaker 4: the Aerosmith Rock and Roller Coaster becomes, you know, don't
Speaker 4: don't tweet me.
Speaker 2: Uh, I love that roller coaster. For the roller coasters,
Speaker 2: I'm with you. I would go.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, Brody, I'm that, but I would. I
Speaker 4: wouldn't go for like the food or just and I'm
Speaker 4: not a big fan of the Dole Whip. I can
Speaker 4: I can take it to leave you give me a
Speaker 4: turkey leg. I'll walk around with a turkey leg.
Speaker 19: Sean from Watson State, Hey, Liam from Ohio, Hey, dude,
Speaker 19: speak up, stay out.
Speaker 2: Of the wind.
Speaker 5: Reap your messages.
Speaker 2: Make sure you can hear them yourselves.
Speaker 19: We can't hear maybe every third word and all the
Speaker 19: wind and everything, and then you're so quiet.
Speaker 10: Speak up, buddy, you use your man boyce.
Speaker 2: All right, there's a lot of witches and satan stuff.
Speaker 2: You're okay with the.
Speaker 5: Hi mish from upstate.
Speaker 25: I just have to say, I'm literally laughing out loud
Speaker 25: by myself listening to Scary trying to remember the name
Speaker 25: of the Lion's made mushrooms.
Speaker 2: Clearly they eat doing their job, buddy, exactly. That is
Speaker 2: that's irony right there.
Speaker 26: Hey, what's up Brooklyn boys? That Eli from Wisconsin. But
Speaker 26: when Scary said that, it doesn't take much to impress
Speaker 26: people in a small town.
Speaker 1: I grew up in a.
Speaker 26: Town in south central Wisconsin had five thousand people in
Speaker 26: a total. We had a McDonald's, a few bars, but
Speaker 26: only one of them sold food. We had a pizzaih
Speaker 26: and it closed down.
Speaker 1: Damn right.
Speaker 26: We are also for the last slice time that we
Speaker 26: had about the coyotes and like not hunting them and stuff.
Speaker 26: Coyotes are just horrible animals. They're just like the bullies
Speaker 26: of like the animal world. They're just such cowards. When
Speaker 26: they're alone, the only attack things in a group usually
Speaker 26: sometimes they won't. But like they will just straight up
Speaker 26: kill your dog and leave it there. They don't care.
Speaker 26: They'll just leave it there. They won't even eat it
Speaker 26: or anything. They'll kill your dog and leave it in
Speaker 26: your fenced in area for no reason. I know many
Speaker 26: of people that have had plenty of animals die on
Speaker 26: their property, whether it be livestock or companion, whether it
Speaker 26: be a dog, a cat, a chicken, or whatever. They'll
Speaker 26: just kill them. Sometimes they'll eat them, sometimes they won't.
Speaker 26: I despise them. Maybe it's coming from a different place
Speaker 26: for me, but I despise them. And if I see
Speaker 26: them and they're messing around, they're not. I'm sorry, but
Speaker 26: they gotta go good. I can't stand them. They just
Speaker 26: can't stand them. I'm with you, Coyote.
Speaker 4: I'm team killed Coyotes, all right, All right about Coyote, Ugly,
Speaker 4: We'll be right back.
Speaker 2: It's the Boy Podcast, all right, Only two hundred more
Speaker 2: to go, Brodie. We got a lot of these. We're
Speaker 2: ripping through.
Speaker 12: Brooklyn Boys DP Flemency here, I got a full at
Speaker 12: Clatson's day Hurst Off, probably the gayest intro to Brooklyn
Speaker 12: Boys ever. On the last episode, Nothing against Gay people,
Speaker 12: but the Sexy Boys was a little fruity if you're
Speaker 12: asking me.
Speaker 10: But also the ukn't.
Speaker 12: Part there, trean scary, You're like seven years behind me
Speaker 12: and my boys were doing that in high school. I mean,
Speaker 12: not if like people were hurt, but like, yeah, DP
Speaker 12: back here again, no no, no whatever, background noise, all
Speaker 12: that good ship. But uh yeah, between between the UK
Speaker 12: part there and the ports pirates stealing the paint bomb
Speaker 12: packages sing.
Speaker 11: You're like seventy years behind dog. That was a huge
Speaker 11: YouTube channel when I was in high school. I mean,
Speaker 11: I'm twenty three now. It was like my early high
Speaker 11: school days. That shit was funny.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm just I'm not talking said just picking
Speaker 10: on you. Scary catch up as you can do.
Speaker 4: The timeout, the paint bombs, the package exploding, porch pirate
Speaker 4: setting booby traps for porch pirates.
Speaker 11: Yep, And I guess the tradition now at this point
Speaker 11: to let y'all know that it's my third Well it's
Speaker 11: Thursday for y'all, but it's Friday for me, fuckers, So
Speaker 11: I'm going home and getting drunk tonight, not really probably not,
Speaker 11: I'm not a big drinker, but I'll have fibly play
Speaker 11: some video games or whatnot.
Speaker 10: Broue Football is DP from NZ whatever.
Speaker 12: Fuck getting scary?
Speaker 1: You gotu fashion those young folks.
Speaker 12: Dog, we're gonna be the ones taking when holding winkled
Speaker 12: and ship man, keep selling them with friends and we
Speaker 12: hit cash with this, that and the next. Dude, I'm
Speaker 12: feeling a little offended, scary, starting to hurt my feeling scary.
Speaker 2: Then you should send me a hunt all scary, You're mature.
Speaker 2: You're a mature guy for your age. You know we'll
Speaker 2: keep it that way.
Speaker 27: Hey b boys, Christy from Saddlebrook, long times lifetime listener
Speaker 27: and talkbacker. My talkback from episode three fifty seven did
Speaker 27: not make the cut, and I wanted you to know,
Speaker 27: Scary that you are no less a man for wearing earmusks.
Speaker 27: My husband a personal trainer, total man's man, loves his
Speaker 27: one eighties. Were's someoneever it's cold Gandhi was way off
Speaker 27: on this one. You keep wearing them, scared and Brody totally.
Speaker 5: On board with you, one hundred percent.
Speaker 10: That was Trucker's best parody.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah that was good stuff.
Speaker 27: Hey b boys, Christy again, I am a huge Disney
Speaker 27: lover and I love all the characters, and my favorite
Speaker 27: is Goofy and Tigger.
Speaker 10: And when I meet them, I get.
Speaker 27: Emotional, but I don't cry, but I do enjoy it,
Speaker 27: and I enjoy meeting all the characters. It's just fun.
Speaker 10: Brody is right, all right, Broddie is right. And also
Speaker 10: on the Brody notes, I would choose family and friends
Speaker 10: on every thank you watch pluribus.
Speaker 2: It's a great show, all right.
Speaker 21: At Brooklyn Boys, I'll not hear from Jersey Brodie.
Speaker 2: You're the guyfather of the wedding.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 24: The black suits make you look good hot, the're looking
Speaker 24: sixty old, go looking man who is a nursing home
Speaker 24: and Tinket is anyway man, you're the gut fart of
Speaker 24: the wedding.
Speaker 4: Good for you, all right, all I did look freaking good.
Speaker 4: These are not talking more about the wedding on the
Speaker 4: Brooklyn Boys and these are no good. And Scary had
Speaker 4: a white shirt and a red pin. All right, we'll
Speaker 4: talk about that on the Brooklyn Boys. Let's not get
Speaker 4: started on that now. But now these are coming in.
Speaker 4: These are coming in as the wedding was on, and
Speaker 4: we posted that picture of the two of us looking dapper.
Speaker 24: Hey b boys, tell that again I just realized I
Speaker 24: didn't mention why you're the gut out.
Speaker 1: Of the wedding.
Speaker 24: It's because you choose both of them. So anyway, enjoy
Speaker 24: your black suit on your sixties not sixty.
Speaker 1: What's up, boys, it's burned down in Atlanta?
Speaker 2: Would you say that?
Speaker 1: Brody?
Speaker 4: Hold on han, I did not introduce uh, Carler Marie
Speaker 4: and Anthony. I did hire Carlo Marie multiple times in
Speaker 4: her career, and as she she will talk about the budding.
Speaker 4: But she did credit me in a speech that she
Speaker 4: would not be married to Anthony if I had not
Speaker 4: hired her.
Speaker 2: But I did not introduce it Anthony. Anthony walked up
Speaker 2: and introduced himself.
Speaker 28: What's b boys, It's burn down in Atlanta. Listen to
Speaker 28: the latest episode three fifty eight. Brody man, you are
Speaker 28: the biggest causer of earworms. I just heard you reference
Speaker 28: red Door and Painted Black. Now I have to pause
Speaker 28: and listen to that damn Rolling Stone song. Keep it up, boys,
Speaker 28: appreciate y'all well, I.
Speaker 4: Know where he was going there for a minute. Painted
Speaker 4: Black is one of my favorite Rolling Stone songs.
Speaker 2: I love you, though you think you think Fern knows
Speaker 2: another guy named Fern and between them Hio.
Speaker 28: Boys fer and again listening three fifty eight, Scary's little
Speaker 28: ran about every man having a black suit. You know
Speaker 28: you should have a black suit. I don't disagree that
Speaker 28: a suit is probably something to have in your closet.
Speaker 28: But I also think that there's a time period in
Speaker 28: a lot of people's lives where you tend to be
Speaker 28: wearing suits more often, or your profession drives you to
Speaker 28: be wearing a suit. I felt that in my twenties
Speaker 28: and early thirties Fern again, So you know, in my
Speaker 28: twenties and thirties, I tended to be wearing more suits
Speaker 28: because I was going to a lot more events like
Speaker 28: weddings and stuff like that for my friends.
Speaker 10: Now I'm younger than you guys, but not much.
Speaker 28: I'm in healthcare and I wear scrubs every day, live
Speaker 28: in the Burbs. I'm a soccer dad, so I'm a
Speaker 28: shorts and tea shirts kind of guy all the time.
Speaker 28: So it's extremely rare that I wear a suit nowadays.
Speaker 28: So I'm kind of in Brody's category now if I
Speaker 28: had or go buy a new one, so I don't
Speaker 28: know that I'd take not too much off the gift,
Speaker 28: but I would take that into consideration of expenditures to
Speaker 28: go into a wedding, So I do kind of put
Speaker 28: it a little bit in that category similarities to go
Speaker 28: into a destination wedding.
Speaker 5: But that's my two cents, thank y'all.
Speaker 2: I'll take that two cents because pennies are scarce these days. Hey, gentlemen,
Speaker 2: Sean from Washington State. Hey, I'm a grown aff man.
Speaker 2: I don't have a suit.
Speaker 29: I don't know any of my.
Speaker 19: Friends that have a black really that they just bought
Speaker 19: or whatever. I mean, nobody wears suits, at least not
Speaker 19: where I'm from. In Washington State I've been. I've lived
Speaker 19: on the East side most of my life. I'm on
Speaker 19: the west side now. No, anyway, that's just chiming in
Speaker 19: from Washington State.
Speaker 2: I'm not a whole wardrobe wearing flannel. I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to wear in flannel.
Speaker 4: But when they get dressed up, if if they go
Speaker 4: somebody's really nice and impressed, then they wear black flannel.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying I find it odd. I mean again,
Speaker 4: I'm not again, look at me. I'm the most casual guy.
Speaker 26: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm in radio. I not I am. I don't I'm
Speaker 2: I'm just saying I even have a suit. I have
Speaker 2: a couple.
Speaker 9: Scary.
Speaker 2: You dress up, you have fancy clothes. But yeah, but
Speaker 2: you need I don't know. I just think you need
Speaker 2: one suit. Listen, listen.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize this, but producer Andrew from our Big
Speaker 4: show Little Secret, he you know, it's an all black event,
Speaker 4: all black everything. He walked outside. He walked outside on
Speaker 4: the way to the place, he realized his suit was
Speaker 4: navy blue. It wasn't black. He got dressed in the dark.
Speaker 4: He doesn't have a black suit. He freaked out. He
Speaker 4: went to Target, got a suit for like fifty bucks.
Speaker 2: On the way to the event. Nice.
Speaker 4: Crazy he wore that that and that was a beautiful
Speaker 4: looking suit. Fifty dollars. Yeah, well, I gotta talk. Were
Speaker 4: gonna talk about Jake how he ruined the Morning Show picture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we'll do that, and then we'll get to that.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that book.
Speaker 30: Sofo ju, long time. On that episode, it's Slightetime, episode
Speaker 30: three fifty two. We're Scary is going off about ties.
Speaker 30: It says every sport how tis well the number one
Speaker 30: sport in the world and has and by far the
Speaker 30: players are paid the most in any.
Speaker 31: Other American player soccer soccer, and guess what I love
Speaker 31: betting on in soccer. I love betting on ties because
Speaker 31: because ties happened a lot, so scary ties do happen
Speaker 31: in sports still, and it happened in the number one
Speaker 31: sport in the world, So chill the fuck out.
Speaker 2: That's why I don't want soccer. That needs to be
Speaker 2: that needs to be a winner.
Speaker 1: Good morning, guys. Vinnie from Brooklyn.
Speaker 9: I'm listening to the podcast for the second time in
Speaker 9: two days because yesterday I was working and I couldn't
Speaker 9: leave any talkbacks anyway to get at it. I think
Speaker 9: the whole blackout thing at the wedding stupid as fuck.
Speaker 9: I know everybody does their own wedding. I wouldn't be
Speaker 9: going just for that reason, like, like, I don't know, stupid,
Speaker 9: like so pretentious is not stupid pretentious? But anyway, I
Speaker 9: wished him well. I like calling Marie and Anthony. I
Speaker 9: used to listen, but Brody has a grown ass man.
Speaker 9: You should have a black suit, and everybody should have
Speaker 9: a black suit. It's like every woman should have a
Speaker 9: little black dress. Every man should have a black suit. Anyway,
Speaker 9: moving on, even more importantly, the stupid fucking Disney adults.
Speaker 1: Oh Jesus Christ, I'm gonna offend everybody. And I don't
Speaker 1: give a fuck.
Speaker 9: Half of my friends at Disney adults and I think
Speaker 9: they're fucking looney Tunes, no pun.
Speaker 1: In Disney, Disney it was.
Speaker 14: It's just.
Speaker 9: Although they scary, I agree with your one thousand percent
Speaker 9: grown ass adults going and crying over going to Disney
Speaker 9: is one thing. But going and crying over fucking meeting
Speaker 9: your your favorite character or whatever, Like you said, it's
Speaker 9: some kid in a fucking in a costume. It's not
Speaker 9: like you're meeting you know, Donold schwartzen Ag because you
Speaker 9: love the Terminator and I'm just using him because he's
Speaker 9: the first guy that popped into my head.
Speaker 1: It's not the scene, not the fucking scene. And even
Speaker 1: fucking creepier.
Speaker 9: When it's you know, like the girls that that aren't
Speaker 9: in a costume, like uh you, Cinderella and snow White
Speaker 9: and all those that that's even worse. I mean, you're
Speaker 9: a grown ass fucking adult. You shouldn't be doing that shit.
Speaker 9: Disney is fun for everybody, even to go there as
Speaker 9: just adults, I find a little strange, but I get it.
Speaker 9: I mean, there's a lot of shit to do. It's
Speaker 9: still an amusement park. But I have some friends that
Speaker 9: I have a few friends that go frequently, Like in
Speaker 9: the past two months, have gone three or four times,
Speaker 9: a couple times for like a two day trip, a
Speaker 9: couple times for a five day trip, like fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: I know they have like season passes or the Disney
Speaker 1: fucking package or.
Speaker 9: Whatever the hell it is. It's still fucking a bit much.
Speaker 9: And I let her know every time she goes that
Speaker 9: she's a little fucking crazy. Anyhow, love you guys.
Speaker 2: Thanks man.
Speaker 4: Hey, So here's how I'll I'll say, have you ever
Speaker 4: gone somewhere and you saw something like the Eiffel Tower
Speaker 4: or the Leaning Tower of Pisa, or the Coliseum, or
Speaker 4: the Statue of Liberty or the Hollywood Sign and you
Speaker 4: got emotional? Like when I went to California. When I
Speaker 4: went to la for the first time ever, I was
Speaker 4: in my late forties. I think we went for Elvis's
Speaker 4: when he got his Walk of Fame star. I think
Speaker 4: that was the first time I had been in La ever.
Speaker 4: And when I saw the Hollywood Sign in the distance,
Speaker 4: I got emotional, sure, because for me, it was a
Speaker 4: lifetime of seeing it on television and movies, and I
Speaker 4: had finally made it to LA at an advanced year.
Speaker 2: You know, a long time. I wasn't like fifteen where
Speaker 2: I got to out go to LA We didn't have
Speaker 2: money as a kid to go travel like that. So
Speaker 2: you got emotional. It's no different.
Speaker 4: So it's no different for some people to see the
Speaker 4: actual Mickey Mouse costume. It isn't about meeting the guy
Speaker 4: in the cartoon, like, oh my god, I loved you
Speaker 4: in that steamboat, Willie. It's about what represents to people
Speaker 4: that they finally made it there. Now, if you go
Speaker 4: to Disney every year and you get emotional to seeing
Speaker 4: Mickey every year, then my theory's out the window. But
Speaker 4: if you go one time and the first time you
Speaker 4: get there and it's your whole life. You waited to
Speaker 4: see the characters and you see you know that foot
Speaker 4: tiggers too, and if you see Tigger, oh, you know
Speaker 4: you're gonna see Goofy. It's exciting because it represents the
Speaker 4: end of a journey.
Speaker 2: I understand that. But every year it's different. But but
Speaker 2: it's more than But there's beyond this. There's somebody inside
Speaker 2: of a costume and I can't get past it. I
Speaker 2: can't get past there.
Speaker 4: And there's nobody else, say the Eiffel Tower, but I
Speaker 4: cried when I saw the Eiffel Tower.
Speaker 2: The Hollywood Sign is the Hollywood Sign.
Speaker 4: It's not some sweaty kid, a college kid, and I'm
Speaker 4: sorry you lack imagination scared, all right, I'm gonna buy
Speaker 4: is what it represents.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a.
Speaker 4: Symbol, a visual queue that you you are somewhere, all right,
Speaker 4: that's it. The Hollywood Sign is just some letters on
Speaker 4: a hill, okay, but it means something to people.
Speaker 2: Fair enough. I'm gonna move on.
Speaker 31: All right.
Speaker 9: Brody about putting the shirt back with the Macy's thing,
Speaker 9: I would have just said, you know what, I was
Speaker 9: only buying it because of the discount. I'm not really
Speaker 9: crazy about it, so I'm gonna keep looking for another shirt.
Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna take that today.
Speaker 9: That's the only that's the only way to get out
Speaker 9: of it without looking like a douche, you know, not
Speaker 9: a douche, but like feeling weird about it, because I
Speaker 9: would feel weird too. But that that's that's my goal too,
Speaker 9: is I was you know, I was only going to
Speaker 9: get it. I'm not crazy about it. I was only
Speaker 9: going to get it because of a scary You're absolutely
Speaker 9: right about the upstate thing. My family's got a house
Speaker 9: up by a hunt the mountain for thirty something years now,
Speaker 9: and what they consider good or great food is maybe
Speaker 9: mediocre to us because they don't have the right and
Speaker 9: they don't have the exposure to good food like we do.
Speaker 9: I mean, we're we're in this a particular place in
Speaker 9: the country, New York City, even Philadelphia. Spending most of
Speaker 9: my life in the restaurant industry, I got to experience
Speaker 9: all kinds of great food.
Speaker 1: And the one thing that we have in New York
Speaker 1: that most.
Speaker 9: Other places maybe La and Vegas, but most of the
Speaker 9: places don't get to experience is all the best chefs
Speaker 9: in the world want to showcase a restaurant here in
Speaker 9: New York City, so we get the best of the
Speaker 9: best of the best food from around the world.
Speaker 1: So we are a bit of food snaps. I mean,
Speaker 1: so we are.
Speaker 9: Berdie're just reminded meself me a soccer ball story about
Speaker 9: the nineties. I just saw a Mandela effecting earlier this
Speaker 9: week where people aren't remembering.
Speaker 1: The coin toss thing with or without water.
Speaker 9: You know it used to drop a coin into it
Speaker 9: and if it landed on one of the shelves, let's
Speaker 9: call them. You want a free burrito or free taco?
Speaker 9: Do you remember with I remember with water?
Speaker 4: I don't remember it at all, So I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't have a clue what you're talking about. I
Speaker 4: guess it was a carnival game to win a burrito.
Speaker 2: I don't know. All right, we gotta take a break.
Speaker 28: Uh.
Speaker 4: Vinnie from Brooklyn Presents Slice Time will be back right
Speaker 4: after this. Can I just say one more thing on
Speaker 4: one thing before you go? So, yes, we have some
Speaker 4: of the best restaurants, and I also include Florida like
Speaker 4: the Miami area and Chicago and other cities. But it's
Speaker 4: not that we have the gourmet restaurants. It's that the
Speaker 4: average restaurants are good. That's what sets us apart. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's all. You can get great pizza everywhere.
Speaker 2: Gotta go with Skarri and Rode.
Speaker 4: All right, we're back to Slice Time with Vinnie from Brooklyn.
Speaker 4: Slice Time starring Vinie from Brooklyn. One the odds he
Speaker 4: left another one.
Speaker 5: I don't know who to won Brooklyn boys this teaway.
Speaker 29: I'm a few days les, probably missed the Slice time
Speaker 29: already for last week, but whatever, who cares. It's rare
Speaker 29: for me to give a scary shout out, but shout
Speaker 29: out to Scary for mentioning kids with certain disorders or
Speaker 29: things needing to be on leashes. My son has autism,
Speaker 29: and a big thing of autism is eloping, which is
Speaker 29: running off. We do not put a leash on my son,
Speaker 29: but I could understand people who do in that situation.
Speaker 29: So shout out to Scary for me. But back to
Speaker 29: our regularly scheduled program. Brody is one hundred correct. I
Speaker 29: do not wear ear muffs. I do usually go with
Speaker 29: a beanie of some sort, but I am phollically challenged
Speaker 29: in the upper cranial area, so I need extra warmth
Speaker 29: for the entirety.
Speaker 2: Of the thing.
Speaker 1: WHOA Brody, I gotta tell you what you are definitely wrong.
Speaker 30: When Scary start speaking out low sexy voice, I went
Speaker 30: to full Chubb real quick.
Speaker 4: I was, well, you didn't tell us where your name
Speaker 4: or where you're from. He's about scared, Scary do the
Speaker 4: sexy voice one right now?
Speaker 2: Hey, how you doing?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Welcome to Slice Time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did you want to comment on T White's last
Speaker 4: speak Scary Jones Fourth Court?
Speaker 2: Everybody, that's right, What did you want to talk?
Speaker 4: Did you want to comment on Tea White's last talk
Speaker 4: back because we kind of just jumped ahead of it.
Speaker 2: No, No, T White's great, We'll move on Scary you guys.
Speaker 2: On Thursday, was on the Big Show is talking about
Speaker 2: Golden Corral. That's crazy.
Speaker 32: I thought they all shut down during the pandemic, but
Speaker 32: now you had an interview on the main show. I
Speaker 32: was like, that's weird because I worked at Old Country
Speaker 32: with Fay and I have had people sit from breakfast
Speaker 32: to dinner. I don't know about this, but ninety minute table,
Speaker 32: but we had people sit all day.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, Golden Corral, there's about over eighty
Speaker 4: of them around the country.
Speaker 2: I think even more than that.
Speaker 4: There's none in the Tri State area here, but except
Speaker 4: for the one in the and it's family owned and operated.
Speaker 4: And they came up and they served us some breakfast
Speaker 4: and we had a great Thanksgiving feast. And it happens
Speaker 4: to be the highest rated Golden Corral in the country
Speaker 4: with a four sustaining a four point seven on Google
Speaker 4: ratings with fifteen thousand reviews, which is impossible to do.
Speaker 4: So they shout out to the Golden Corral. They are huge,
Speaker 4: p one, I'm sorry, huge fans of Brooklyn Boys and
Speaker 4: the Elvestan Big Show. Yeah, if we're going to talk
Speaker 4: about Thanksgiving and the elves Strand Morning Show. More than
Speaker 4: almost anything, I miss Carmines and Virgils bringing up food
Speaker 4: for Thanksgiving, well, the sausage stuffing, but they.
Speaker 2: Buught it up.
Speaker 4: Well, don't be listening tomorrow morning, because they're coming up
Speaker 4: tomorrow tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Listen to me.
Speaker 4: Listen to me, fuck face. Hey, hey what my buddy,
Speaker 4: my boy, Listen to me. I may be in your
Speaker 4: area tomorrow. Oh really, okay, listen, I would very much
Speaker 4: like you to bring me home a large portion of
Speaker 4: sausage stuffing.
Speaker 2: Really, I will come pick it up with all my
Speaker 2: other food.
Speaker 4: This is the incentive. Hey, okay, slices. You heard it
Speaker 4: here first. This is the incentive Brody needs. If I
Speaker 4: know I saw sage stuff gonna be in your area tomorrow, said,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna been your tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That means he's gonna like the two month old chips
Speaker 2: from Asian Mike.
Speaker 4: Also, should we talk about why did and get them
Speaker 4: at the wedding. We'll get We'll get to that U
Speaker 4: during the Brooklyn Boys and Reggie Here's gift and amongst
Speaker 4: others assorted things that you haven't picked up for me
Speaker 4: in two months. You will finally pick it up tomorrow.
Speaker 4: And the only reason why, the only incentive you have
Speaker 4: is because car Mines will be here and I need
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna give you this sort I'm gonna bring.
Speaker 2: You, Brody. I'm gonna bring you a pan of sausage stuffing. Also,
Speaker 2: i'd love the hushpuppies at the Maple butter Thanks.
Speaker 4: Okay, yes, car Mines Virgils the big Thanksgiving feast on
Speaker 4: the Morning Show tomorrow. Yeah yeah, yeah, so Liam, we
Speaker 4: were in the middle of Liam's grouping of tech oh voicemails.
Speaker 2: Yeah Liam again, scary f yell couch fuck your couch.
Speaker 32: Anyways, Brody, the reason why Scared doesn't invite you anywhere
Speaker 32: else because you talk over everybody.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that that's He's not the first person to
Speaker 4: say that, but you know, Brody, as he said, up,
Speaker 4: he did it again.
Speaker 2: What about what does it you have again? A fast?
Speaker 2: A fast mind?
Speaker 1: What is it? Yes?
Speaker 2: All right, and we move on. He can't control.
Speaker 32: Then again, I don't know if the last one came through.
Speaker 1: So a suit.
Speaker 32: I've never had its. Only when was a wedding my cousin.
Speaker 32: We went to a men's warehouse. Other than that it
Speaker 32: was granted, but I would definitely show up. Uh, dress
Speaker 32: this up, you know, Larry Cable guy Lease?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I heard that warehouse is a state wormhole. Okay,
Speaker 2: but what men's warehouse? I'm kidding.
Speaker 32: The liv Aga Carla Marine and Anthony, guys, I pray
Speaker 32: and declare, you guys will have a great marriage.
Speaker 2: They will, and the whole hearing there is and everything
Speaker 2: you guys do is for the glory of Yes. Sure,
Speaker 2: Helen my father, Well, we love carlbrit and Anthony and
Speaker 2: they love they love each other. They are so in love.
Speaker 2: They are friends that and lovers.
Speaker 4: I mean I think that, I really do think that
Speaker 4: that is one relationship that we can look back on, well,
Speaker 4: look back on several years from now.
Speaker 2: And be like, we knew that they would last all
Speaker 2: this seat, all this time, right, would you agree, Brody?
Speaker 26: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So so good. No, for a couple of days.
Speaker 4: I think they got the longevity. I think they got
Speaker 4: the longevity of the distance. I think they were a
Speaker 4: very good pair.
Speaker 21: Yes, Yes, scary and Brody, never brody and scary.
Speaker 1: It's Tyler from Saskatchewan.
Speaker 2: Scary.
Speaker 33: You're right, you are a grown ass man. I wish
Speaker 33: I had as many black suits as you two. And
Speaker 33: I don't really remember where you guys were talking about,
Speaker 33: but I agree with Scary.
Speaker 2: About Mickey Mouse and Disney adults and they're weird.
Speaker 34: Brody and scary and never scary, Brody and scary and
Speaker 34: never scary and brody as well from seat and I
Speaker 34: agree with you Brody and uh, Scottie. If I'm going
Speaker 34: to the Destination wedding, I'm definitely fucking skimping on the
Speaker 34: gifts because we all ain't got that Scary Jones money.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. My everybody got tired for that.
Speaker 2: So what he's trying to say is that.
Speaker 4: He's gonna take away money from the because he has
Speaker 4: to buy himself a black suit on That's what That's
Speaker 4: what the statement was between Scotty and Brody both to
Speaker 4: the same thing.
Speaker 2: They're giving lesser of a gift because they need a
Speaker 2: black suit. Nope, I said, I thought about it. I
Speaker 2: ended up not well.
Speaker 4: Scott and I have a funny story, A funny story
Speaker 4: about uh gift giving Brooklyn boys and scary.
Speaker 34: Please a boy, do me a favor and stop with
Speaker 34: that grown ass man saying please stop with that crap.
Speaker 34: Only like people in their twenties and thirties say that
Speaker 34: ship to prove that they're adults or something.
Speaker 1: Please stop saying that shit. Every time you say it.
Speaker 2: It just irks me. Wow, stop what say? What the words?
Speaker 2: Grown ass man?
Speaker 21: Hey burdon, scary?
Speaker 2: Hey scary? I missed, I missed that.
Speaker 10: What that was?
Speaker 21: Hey burn scary?
Speaker 1: Hey scary? You want to what ear maps?
Speaker 8: You go ahead and do it.
Speaker 31: Man.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 1: I wear ear muffs, I wear ug boots.
Speaker 33: I wear g strings, I wear satchels, I wear man
Speaker 33: purses for all that shit, and I'm a manly man.
Speaker 2: You go for it, dude, Thank you. You're a grown
Speaker 2: ass man like me.
Speaker 20: What Good morning, Brooklyn boys. Chim the groomer here from
Speaker 20: pumping the beach, Florida. I'm just a little flustered right
Speaker 20: now and I need to vent to somebody.
Speaker 35: I was just at a local coffee shop and uh,
Speaker 35: the gentleman flipped the iPad around me and went please
Speaker 35: tip and tap and I was like, excuse me, and
Speaker 35: he goes, yes, please just tip and tap.
Speaker 2: Thank you, No, how about you tap out? No thanks?
Speaker 2: The iPads swivel. She left another one.
Speaker 35: And I did tip and tap because I was a
Speaker 35: little confused and shocked and appalled.
Speaker 2: But yeah, apparently.
Speaker 35: Not only do we do the iPad spin now, but
Speaker 35: now we get a please tip and tap, So please
Speaker 35: y'all tip and tap. Have a good day, you guys.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious tip and tap and you too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, people that are trying to make it a cutesy phrase,
Speaker 4: so it takes the edge off of you actually tipping.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: Okay, that shit's gonna happen to McDonald's one of these days.
Speaker 2: It will.
Speaker 5: I just got gas.
Speaker 22: It was thirty seven dollars and twenty two cents, and
Speaker 22: the man said, just give me thirty seven.
Speaker 10: I said, do you want a quarter? He said, no,
Speaker 10: just the thirty seven.
Speaker 36: I won twenty two cents of gas.
Speaker 5: We are making it come back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, baby, I.
Speaker 10: Would shout out that man, but I don't want him
Speaker 10: getting fired. So thank you gas station.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 4: I thought she was going to say she had a quarter.
Speaker 4: And he gave her back a nickel because he didn't
Speaker 4: have pennies.
Speaker 2: But that's great. Twenty two cents of gas. That's unheard of.
Speaker 2: And seriously, who's pancash for? He's rounding it down to
Speaker 2: the nearest dollar. I love that, love that.
Speaker 22: No, no, no, I was not attacking dez Des and
Speaker 22: I are best friends.
Speaker 10: I was attacking Jamie.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. Stop it, stop it.
Speaker 4: You know what, We're gonna have to take a time out.
Speaker 4: We're putting everybody in time out right now.
Speaker 2: I know for a fact, if Jamie met Reggie, they'd
Speaker 2: have a great time together.
Speaker 1: The Glen Boys podcast, we will be right back.
Speaker 4: Oh so before the break, we were talking about slices
Speaker 4: meeting each other, and you know, we talked, we talked
Speaker 4: again with we talked again the at the wedding about
Speaker 4: doing a live show. And I'm trying to convince Scotty
Speaker 4: b and Andrew to do a live show. Scotty doesn't
Speaker 4: want to do it, and I suggested they call it
Speaker 4: because they say crunch a lot on their podcast Brunch
Speaker 4: and Crunch, and Scotty liked the name so much he's
Speaker 4: now considering doing a live podcast simply because my name
Speaker 4: for it was awesome, all right.
Speaker 2: He's about about one hundred and seventy five of these
Speaker 2: Ago Bok.
Speaker 37: Glimbo is Backer from Long Island. So about the porch pirates.
Speaker 37: I was watching on YouTube. There was this lady. She
Speaker 37: kept getting robbed or whatever, so she put a bunch
Speaker 37: of hissing, biting spiders in a box on her porch.
Speaker 37: The guy took it out, he got bit. He called
Speaker 37: the cops, and she said they were her pets, and
Speaker 37: she just left him out there, so she didn't get
Speaker 37: in trouble.
Speaker 2: But what a dumb ass. He's calling the cop. He's
Speaker 2: the thief. He's calling the cops on himself.
Speaker 4: Well he could just say he saw a box laying there,
Speaker 4: you know. Whatever the case, I'm glad that she didn't
Speaker 4: get caught. But let's not let's not do dangerous spiders.
Speaker 4: It's gotta be something else.
Speaker 37: But Glimboy is Backer from Long Island. Again like Joe Pash,
Speaker 37: she says, they always fuck you at the drive through.
Speaker 2: The fuck at the drive job.
Speaker 16: The definitely do hey boys and NJ. I am behind
Speaker 16: on three fifty six. I didn't finish it because I'm
Speaker 16: in the middle of you're talking about the rowing thing. Anyway.
Speaker 16: He was doing two minutes two and a half and
Speaker 16: stopping because the trainer was probably telling Scary it's high intensity.
Speaker 16: It's not like a lottid row. It's very, very difficult
Speaker 16: to go on that machine. Put twos coming up.
Speaker 2: Oh the head.
Speaker 16: Hey you guys, it's me again. Okay, that's the rowing.
Speaker 16: I used to do rowing a long time ago. I
Speaker 16: don't do it anymore because I do spin class. I
Speaker 16: did three sets of twenty minutes, very very hot, not
Speaker 16: very hard, but with the training was doing with Scary.
Speaker 16: He was doing interval training with him. Okay, that's how
Speaker 16: you have to do it, and you have to shock
Speaker 16: your body. Shock your body means you do something that
Speaker 16: you've never done before and you get results.
Speaker 10: You have to challenge yourself. You won't change you.
Speaker 2: Hear that, challenge yourself, David Brody.
Speaker 4: All right, so don't rest as long as you're working out.
Speaker 4: Exercise for three minutes.
Speaker 38: Rest of two fuzz fuzz fuzzy muffs furry through and
Speaker 38: through paper, line up just to ask if they can
Speaker 38: touch them to Written by my baby brother Alex.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Alex, thanks for your contribution to the Brookly
Speaker 4: Boys podcast and Slice Time.
Speaker 2: What do we have here? Hashtag Brody aiding scary.
Speaker 21: This is your boy Sam from violand New Jersey scary.
Speaker 21: You are wrong.
Speaker 39: They do not charge a processing fee on tips. Brody
Speaker 39: is right. They charge you tax on tips. Lifelong restaurant manager,
Speaker 39: lifelong restaurant worker.
Speaker 21: I'm telling you cash is king.
Speaker 2: We well that we agree on.
Speaker 4: But I guess there was some kind of a discrepancy
Speaker 4: when you put it on a credit card. I just
Speaker 4: know that that the server loses out something. Money, money
Speaker 4: disappears into a black hole when it goes onto a
Speaker 4: credit card. That's when you go to see a prostitute.
Speaker 4: Hio that there's something else, something else?
Speaker 2: Is that play here?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's not a processing fee, it's but it's something
Speaker 4: I know American expresses like three percent, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for the transaction, but not when you go back
Speaker 2: and put the tip on, is what he's saying. Interesting,
Speaker 2: all right, we need more clarity on.
Speaker 5: This, Reggie here.
Speaker 22: So you know, there's like an old saying that's like
Speaker 22: live in New York for a year and then leave
Speaker 22: before it breaks you or something like that, or it
Speaker 22: makes you better.
Speaker 37: Well.
Speaker 10: I on October first, moved to Patterson.
Speaker 2: New Jersey.
Speaker 22: Okay, And for those of you aware of what Patterson,
Speaker 22: New Jersey is like, I think the best way to
Speaker 22: explain it would be.
Speaker 10: If you took that same phrase about New York, but
Speaker 10: you just did, like.
Speaker 22: Live in Patterson for forty eight hours to seventy two
Speaker 22: hours and then leave before it breaks you.
Speaker 10: That would be the equivalent.
Speaker 22: Okay, the things I've seen, it's like unbelievable. But to
Speaker 22: answer your question scary about the porch pirates, Not only
Speaker 22: is every single thing stolen that's ever been delivered in
Speaker 22: my short time of living here, but even.
Speaker 10: Things that no one would want but me. Wow, I
Speaker 10: coached basketball. My players' uniforms got delivered.
Speaker 22: Before I had a chance to bring it in, it
Speaker 22: was already gone, and I was hoping that when they
Speaker 22: opened it and saw their children's uniforms with names on
Speaker 22: it and our team logo, what.
Speaker 10: Use would they have for that? They would just dump
Speaker 10: it back?
Speaker 22: Did they know I was out two hundred and sixty
Speaker 22: six dollars in uniforms because of that nonsense?
Speaker 10: Like they steal everything.
Speaker 2: They do, all right? Dule note by the way, I
Speaker 2: got interrupted by the next talkback. But when you said
Speaker 2: we need clarity, I meant to say thanks, Zednah, but you.
Speaker 22: Had a brilliant idea. And I know you said you
Speaker 22: got it from somewhere else. But package up something broken
Speaker 22: and put it out there.
Speaker 12: I'm doing it.
Speaker 10: I am absolutely doing it.
Speaker 16: This weekend.
Speaker 22: I've been looking for all my broken things. I've been
Speaker 22: looking for boxes.
Speaker 10: And I am doing it. I am going to leave
Speaker 10: it on there and.
Speaker 5: I will keep you updated.
Speaker 4: If they take this, please let me know. Just shove
Speaker 4: a bunch of shit in the box and leave it outside.
Speaker 4: Shit in the box, stuff that you want to get
Speaker 4: rid of.
Speaker 16: Hey, brooken boys, I'm j and j just listening to
Speaker 16: Slice time for three fifty six. Thank you Reggie for
Speaker 16: the shout out. I like when she does the Skuyler. Oh,
Speaker 16: I'm sorry. You want to different people, Okay? And I
Speaker 16: didn't like DC from Ends. Oh God, the guy with
Speaker 16: the welding yep. Yeah, Hey, it's I'm Jason and Jay again. Yeah,
Speaker 16: there is a way you kind of could teach yourself
Speaker 16: to absolutely listen to a talk back even though there's
Speaker 16: a lot of noise in the background. And that's what
Speaker 16: I did, and that's why he's one funny dude, the
Speaker 16: guy from North Carolina and the mother trucker hilarious. All right,
Speaker 16: and everybody else, oh my god. All right, guys, have
Speaker 16: a great Thanksgiving and any vacation week or whatever.
Speaker 2: Bye, Thank you so much included everybody else.
Speaker 40: Broke is always broken, and you know why. It's always
Speaker 40: for scary. Just listen to slaic scent Men of the people.
Speaker 40: That's a tweet.
Speaker 2: Hey broke a.
Speaker 40: Boys, you with us, and it's always broke, It scary scary.
Speaker 40: I can literally hear you sweating trying to do math.
Speaker 40: Please don't do math. Stick to what you goot.
Speaker 41: Guns.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they are, but stick to them.
Speaker 2: And sorry to tell you it's scary.
Speaker 40: But you can also do that with Google and pay
Speaker 40: into Google and have your business at the top remove
Speaker 40: all bad things from the reviews. You can also do
Speaker 40: that with Google. You just got to have the big
Speaker 40: bucks and pay Google. That's about it. Everything is about money. Scary,
Speaker 40: And when was the last time you left the good review.
Speaker 40: I've never seen a review of your Sodell's and you
Speaker 40: go there every day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's right, I probably should be more proactive with
Speaker 4: leaving positive reviews.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you should.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I don't leave any reviews. I'm not I'm
Speaker 4: not the the neutral guy. But even if something was bad,
Speaker 4: I don't go. I don't go race to trash it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But if it's good, you should get
Speaker 2: that number up. Yeah, probably should the worst. Does he
Speaker 2: know this wrong? But it doesn't even know the problem?
Speaker 4: Hmmm, I don't know that a little saxophone in there.
Speaker 4: He doesn't even try it do. What's so funny because
Speaker 4: he doesn't have any like he doesn't have a care
Speaker 4: in the world about matching syllables, or he just plays
Speaker 4: music says I'm wrong over. We're beyond it with him.
Speaker 4: He's not trying to put in the cowboy trucker kind
Speaker 4: of work.
Speaker 1: You know, brought him on.
Speaker 16: You're wrong again.
Speaker 4: I lost my fantasy football game a point one four points.
Speaker 2: Ooh, that has to hurt. That has to hurt. Okay, right,
Speaker 2: that's what are people doing? That's fourteen yards? You don't
Speaker 2: know my scoring system?
Speaker 5: Heyproockle Boys Jasmine from Queen's Here.
Speaker 25: Someone called me in the Brooklyn Boys fan group on Facebook,
Speaker 25: Brody last week you said you had add Well I
Speaker 25: have add too, So we're hashtag tribbing on two fronts
Speaker 25: Now Buddy woo oh Hey Brooklyn Boys, Jericha from Queens
Speaker 25: once again scary. You asked how Brody and Scotty could
Speaker 25: be grown men who don't own black suits. Not everyone
Speaker 25: has fancy clothes sitting in their classets.
Speaker 2: Security not about fantacastic.
Speaker 25: Some people buy stuff, especially clothing, based on practicality and
Speaker 25: what they're gonna wear. So someone who doesn't wear a
Speaker 25: lot of fancy clothing might not have the fancy dress
Speaker 25: up clothing if they know they're almost never going to wear.
Speaker 4: Once again, our Andrew got an entire suit for fifty
Speaker 4: dollars a Target. So it's not the price of the suit,
Speaker 4: it's the fact that I wouldn't be caught dead in
Speaker 4: a fifty dollars suit.
Speaker 2: I'm kidding.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I'm just saying I'd rather spend that
Speaker 4: fifty dollars on something else that I would use.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 4: But sometimes you got to put on our big boy
Speaker 4: pants and know that there's going to be I put
Speaker 4: on my big boy pants. They're called shorts several there's
Speaker 4: gonna be several occasions where you're going to.
Speaker 2: Need a suit. I'm just saying it's nice to have
Speaker 2: one rather.
Speaker 4: Than have no occasions. I have no occasions in my
Speaker 4: life right now. Also also good, Oh, Jamie's just said
Speaker 4: grown ass.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: In regards to fantasy football, maybe okay, maybe I lost by.
Speaker 2: Point one four points, which I lost. I'm sorry if
Speaker 2: I got whatever. They're right the play, Jamie.
Speaker 5: Now, I'm a grown ass thirty seven year old woman.
Speaker 5: I am a fun clothing type.
Speaker 25: Jeans and a graphic T shirt, a graphic hoodie, and
Speaker 25: Converse or boots. A few years ago, when I had
Speaker 25: to go to a funeral, I had to borrow a
Speaker 25: skirt from a friend of mine because I don't have
Speaker 25: fancy clothing in my closet. I don't have skirts because
Speaker 25: I have no need to wear skirts, so I have
Speaker 25: no need to buy them.
Speaker 5: Bottom line scary. I understand Brody and Scottie.
Speaker 25: Not having a black suit at the ready in their
Speaker 25: closet because I assume they're like me and they're the
Speaker 25: practical shopper, so they're not gonna have a black suit
Speaker 25: at the ready because they generally have no need for
Speaker 25: a black suit. They're not gonna buy it and spend
Speaker 25: the money and have it sit in their closet just
Speaker 25: so they can have it because maybe once every like
Speaker 25: ten years.
Speaker 5: They'll need it.
Speaker 2: He's right, Okay, thank you. She rests her case.
Speaker 5: Hey Brooklyn boys, some bitch with a j name from Queens.
Speaker 25: One last time, Scary, you mentioned somebody boxed up their
Speaker 25: old broken TV and left it on the porch, knowing someone.
Speaker 5: Would steal it.
Speaker 25: My dad told me about a coworker of his who
Speaker 25: did that during a sanitation worker strike here in New
Speaker 25: York City many years ago. It was around the holidays
Speaker 25: and there was no trash pickup because of the strike,
Speaker 25: so she took her trash. She boxed it up and
Speaker 25: made it look like a gift and left it on
Speaker 25: the porch, knowing someone would steal it.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's very elaborate, Skiver.
Speaker 4: I guess if I stole it and it was just garbage,
Speaker 4: I would have brought it back.
Speaker 2: That's true. Take the shit back, Take you back, hey.
Speaker 21: Guys, Jane, It's Miami episode three. The executive producer May
Speaker 21: Sam was scary. What do you accept expect, Brody, He
Speaker 21: hasn't brought the jingos home? You damn Ryan checking ship.
Speaker 21: Get not check us there and bring the dringos.
Speaker 2: We're still on this all these years. Brought them home
Speaker 2: that in my steak dinner. You just let it and
Speaker 2: it is always brody and scary.
Speaker 40: I just want to wish to all the slcens halp
Speaker 40: of holidays to all who wos to celebrate Happy Thanksgiving
Speaker 40: first and then holidays.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 41: And uh, Scary Jones, a question for you, when I
Speaker 41: were gonna hear the award winning, critically acclaimed twenty two
Speaker 41: pound turkeys the best phone tap in the world for Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: For this, well, I think we should play it on
Speaker 2: this podcast, Scary.
Speaker 4: I think we could that home. Yeah, I think we
Speaker 4: could bring that home. All right, we're gonna do that
Speaker 4: just for you one Valdez. We'll take a break right
Speaker 4: now and we'll right back.
Speaker 2: Thank you. All right, we're still uh moving through that.
Speaker 4: We're moving through the uh the talkbacks, right yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you're okay then, Brody.
Speaker 2: It's getting late. Yeah, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm fading. And you like a double espresso right now?
Speaker 17: Brody tell you about Googoo reviewers that he finds it
Speaker 17: died to the ris and you're motherfucker you and Google?
Speaker 1: Were you on talking about it.
Speaker 2: Shut the f up, Brody. Okay, they're getting slap happy
Speaker 2: with the talkbacks.
Speaker 12: Briggle boys, this defif and an't see the day with
Speaker 12: a little bit less back now noise because we're all
Speaker 12: getting off early with them, and ain't nobody doing no
Speaker 12: motherfucking work anyway, Scary. I was calling in because I've
Speaker 12: seen them, Bertie, who was supposed to know over the weekend,
Speaker 12: and uh yeah, to be honest, no, I heard what
Speaker 12: you said on the Big Show.
Speaker 11: I know you don't want to hear.
Speaker 12: No bullshit me personally, I'm not eating no pink hamburgers
Speaker 12: because even the government says don't eat no pink hamburger
Speaker 12: meats because there you've got ship all over it.
Speaker 2: Do as you do, Okay.
Speaker 4: Basically, I want to see any government report that says
Speaker 4: don't eat rare medium rem meat as long as it's cooked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody's saying don't eat red meat.
Speaker 4: And these places that are on these these big lists
Speaker 4: of the finest to the best burgers in the city,
Speaker 4: they crank out thousands and thousands and thousands of burgers.
Speaker 4: They do it all the same way with they dry
Speaker 4: age them, they they handle their meat, their special meat.
Speaker 2: They do it.
Speaker 4: They're they're professionals, they're chefs, they're chefs, they know what
Speaker 4: they're doing. So the chances so you're saying there's a
Speaker 4: chance of contamination and getting sick, are slim to none.
Speaker 4: This isn't This isn't your fast food burger meat where
Speaker 4: McDonald's isn't going to sell you a quarter pounder where
Speaker 4: cheese rare. Right, it's not gonna do that. But just
Speaker 4: know that these places they'll do it, and they know
Speaker 4: what they're doing, so you know you put your Yeah.
Speaker 4: I went to a place last week for dinner and
Speaker 4: they said, I said, I want my burger medium rare,
Speaker 4: and they said.
Speaker 2: We only do medium medium.
Speaker 4: Well, and well, we don't do medium, rare and rare,
Speaker 4: So I said, oh, well, then I guess medium. Whatever
Speaker 4: your rarest is on the spectrum there, I guess medium.
Speaker 4: And it was a half pound burger. So it was
Speaker 4: pretty big, scary, I'm telling you right now. It was
Speaker 4: somewhere between rare and medium rare.
Speaker 2: So after all the hooplah kne deep in the hooplah
Speaker 2: of we don't do anything less than medium. It came
Speaker 2: out medium red, medium, pink. It was definitely what I wanted.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if they did it by accident
Speaker 2: or not, but don't tell me you don't make medium
Speaker 2: rare and then I order medium and you give me
Speaker 2: medium r anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and anything over medium which is like that that
Speaker 4: soft pink in the middle, it's it's too cooked, it's overcooked.
Speaker 4: You don't want to go past that because now now
Speaker 4: your your stuff, your ship's turned into leather.
Speaker 2: You lose the flavor, that's what you like. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, same kind of person, the same kind of
Speaker 4: customer will put ketchup on their steak.
Speaker 2: That orders it well done. Who gives this ship?
Speaker 25: Here?
Speaker 19: We go?
Speaker 2: Move on now?
Speaker 10: But real scary what you want to eat?
Speaker 5: It's you, not me.
Speaker 42: I don't really care.
Speaker 12: But the problems that they say with hamburger meat not being.
Speaker 7: Fully cooked is because the outside of the meat before
Speaker 7: it's Brian that is mixed with parts of the meat
Speaker 7: from the inside, and the outside cut of the meat
Speaker 7: can have that cyria on it and then it gets
Speaker 7: mixed hand all throughout.
Speaker 12: So that's why they wanted to fully cook on the
Speaker 12: hamburger meat.
Speaker 20: But it is anyway, I'll.
Speaker 10: Shut up now I'm not going to leave a whole
Speaker 10: bunch of calls back.
Speaker 42: I don't hope you don't have a happy Kinks Steve
Speaker 42: and enjoy it with your family.
Speaker 10: Bertie too.
Speaker 42: I haven't spoken with you being in New South Franks.
Speaker 42: I hope you're having a good time playing a little
Speaker 42: football or something whatever. Drink the little Bailey. But I
Speaker 42: hope everyone has fun. I hope everyone, you know, don't
Speaker 42: work too hard, don't get too fucked up. You can't
Speaker 42: get too fucked up. I don't really care.
Speaker 12: I recommend it, but y'all have a good weekend and
Speaker 12: are good Thanksgiving.
Speaker 4: Thank you too, man. But yes, I I yeah, there's
Speaker 4: there's nothing to really argue about. But it is the
Speaker 4: I think that's a myth with the that the hamburger
Speaker 4: meet the chop meat. Unless again, unless you're going to
Speaker 4: these mass produced places where yeah, I wouldn't. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: go to Applebee's and order a rare burger personally, because
Speaker 4: again it's a different one. It's a different these places
Speaker 4: that I'm going to, These places that I'm going to
Speaker 4: for you know, the best burger in the city kind
Speaker 4: of list places, they're a little different.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I trust, I trust my health
Speaker 2: with them.
Speaker 29: Brooklyn Boys is tea white brody. This is gonna hurt
Speaker 29: me a lot more than it's gonna hurt you. But
Speaker 29: I have to agree with Scary, and I don't like
Speaker 29: to agree with Scary. But the black suit you you
Speaker 29: should have one. I know you just lost a lot
Speaker 29: of weight, which is fantastic, but you should have one
Speaker 29: so you don't get to go cheaper on the gift
Speaker 29: for Carla Marie and Anthony, which I'm sure you didn't
Speaker 29: even know the wedding already passed. But don't make me
Speaker 29: agree with Scary.
Speaker 2: Come on now, No, no, it's okay to agree with me.
Speaker 2: I'm in the cool kids club, all right. So I googled.
Speaker 4: Yep, the whole FDA and meat recommendation. Yes, I would
Speaker 4: just say, go look up, does the FDA recommend rare meat?
Speaker 2: Whatever? He's correct in what he said. Again, I'm looking
Speaker 2: at ai response.
Speaker 4: He says that the reason why ground beef is different
Speaker 4: than steak is that you have a chance of that
Speaker 4: bacteria grows on the outside of steak, but that's you're
Speaker 4: searing it, and when you take the meat or a burger,
Speaker 4: some of the meat that might have bacteria is in
Speaker 4: the middle of the burger and you can't see it directly,
Speaker 4: and so you should probably cook your burger to medium.
Speaker 4: But if you don't have a high propensity of having
Speaker 4: a problem with bacteria, then you're fine to eat medium, rare.
Speaker 2: And rare burgers.
Speaker 4: And they're also saying that it comes from multiple sources.
Speaker 4: When you're eating a burger chopped meat, because it's all over,
Speaker 4: it's it's from several days. It's not from one specific animal,
Speaker 4: from several animals altogether.
Speaker 2: Well, what's about is that disgusting? I think about it?
Speaker 2: You just want to eat it, you don't want to,
Speaker 2: but there's there's a greater chance. But whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm still getting the medium rares. Okay, I'm letting
Speaker 4: you know that a dry dry age. That ship has
Speaker 4: been dry age for freaking several I don't like it.
Speaker 4: Tastes awful. I don't like dry age steak, hate it.
Speaker 2: I love that umami taste that it's like it's like mold.
Speaker 4: All right, then stay then stay away from the hook
Speaker 4: tavern because that's that's a dry age burger right there.
Speaker 12: Brook them boys, I said, I'm not going to leave
Speaker 12: a bunch of talk becks.
Speaker 42: But here I am a game because I got another question.
Speaker 12: I wanted to listen to a iHeart podcast and there
Speaker 12: was a little intro that said, iHeart Podcast Guaranteed Human.
Speaker 12: That's the new SAT When did y'all add that into
Speaker 12: the intros? By is our heart guarantee? And there's no
Speaker 12: AI you on their on their podcast? Tell me yes,
Speaker 12: Guaranteed Human is a little weird.
Speaker 2: It's not weird weird.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, here's the deal, and I'll be quick about
Speaker 4: this because we got to really motive through that. I
Speaker 4: don't know anything about this, but okay, this just as
Speaker 4: of this weekend, when you hear an iHeart radio station,
Speaker 4: you're gonna hear it a lot more going forward on
Speaker 4: the podcast, on the channels and everything. It's iHeart Radio
Speaker 4: Guaranteed Human. That's our new tagline for the entire company.
Speaker 41: Now.
Speaker 4: Most people have a propensity to distrust AI. Everything's a
Speaker 4: All the videos you're seeing online is this real?
Speaker 2: Is an AI. We're just letting you know.
Speaker 4: And reinforcing that what you hear voice is coming out
Speaker 4: of your radio podcasts, the commercial voices, everything, the music
Speaker 4: is human, Human Guaranteed there is no.
Speaker 2: We don't have AI. We are not doing AI. We're
Speaker 2: not promoting AI. We now in our workplace, in.
Speaker 4: The behind the scenes, we might use AI in some
Speaker 4: of our tools to help us make our jobs go faster.
Speaker 4: There's some AI in place to assist in things. But
Speaker 4: just know that when you're hearing my voice and Brody's
Speaker 4: voice or a song on the radio, it is one
Speaker 4: hundred percent guaranteed human. We do not do at iHeartRadio.
Speaker 4: We've been told if we find this kind of stuff
Speaker 4: anywhere in the system to report hoard it because we
Speaker 4: are one human all the time. That comes from our
Speaker 4: chief operating officer of programming, mister Tom Pullman and everybody.
Speaker 4: So we've all been briefed on this in the company.
Speaker 4: Several emails have gone around, and yes, we are guaranteed
Speaker 4: human and we're proud of it. Okay, I'm gonna say
Speaker 4: except for yep, that's all I wanted to say. By
Speaker 4: the way, clearly label them. I tell you that it's
Speaker 4: AI generated, right, but just no, just know you're gonna
Speaker 4: tell Ireie and I are humans. If upper management found
Speaker 4: out that we were running AI jil that that's those
Speaker 4: are allowed. I read the thing. Those are allowed, but
Speaker 4: as a parody that we say is a parody. What
Speaker 4: we can't do is create real songs and pretend they're real.
Speaker 4: That's current real artists. That's correct, right, that's correct. And
Speaker 4: if you remember correctly the AI jingle, it never made
Speaker 4: the cut. You never heard them again after those episodes.
Speaker 4: That was well, I'm talking about when I do a parody.
Speaker 4: That's I'm telling you it's AI, and that's stupidity. It's
Speaker 4: not what they're talking about that we're talking about the
Speaker 4: AI DJs and AI.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Like now, now, wait a minute, are you telling me
Speaker 4: that no, iHeartRadio stations play what was the number one
Speaker 4: country song in the country, which are not redundant. I
Speaker 4: don't think that that guy who is an AI singer,
Speaker 4: no that I don't think we're playing that. It could
Speaker 4: be wrong, but I don't. I think that we've avoided it.
Speaker 29: All right, we moved on, all right, Brooklyn Boys t
Speaker 29: White back again. We're back on the scariest wrong train.
Speaker 29: Scary doesn't have the same hopes and dreams that people
Speaker 29: have as a kid that they achieved as an adult.
Speaker 29: So it makes sense that some people would cry upon
Speaker 29: meeting those characters, even though they know it's a character.
Speaker 29: It is a goal that you've achieved. When you were young,
Speaker 29: you were broke, you were poor, whatever it is, you
Speaker 29: didn't have access, and now you do. And it's like
Speaker 29: not crying about the characters. It's about crying about achieving what,
Speaker 29: which goes right into why Scary would give everything up
Speaker 29: just to get everything he wants in the purbis whatever
Speaker 29: world Scary operates off Bougie. So if Bougie gets him
Speaker 29: through the velvet rope, he's good. Even if he doesn't
Speaker 29: have his family, which I think is bs Scary knows
Speaker 29: he would he would opt to keep his family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so too.
Speaker 4: At the end of the day, after I after giving
Speaker 4: him that some some greater thought later in the day
Speaker 4: I would have to rescind that offer.
Speaker 2: But at callin Marie and Anthony's wedding, I told that
Speaker 2: story to Elvis. You know what he said? What that
Speaker 2: totally sounds like Scary?
Speaker 22: Okay, here's one of my submissions for the a Crazy
Speaker 22: Nights Karaoke.
Speaker 10: If you coming from the street with dirty shoes on
Speaker 10: your feet, that's a technical.
Speaker 4: Foll All right, we get sorry, what what in God's
Speaker 4: name is that we're getting slap appy, Oh, Berdie, we
Speaker 4: still gotta got twenty more of these.
Speaker 21: James Miami, episode three forty five, Slice Time. So if
Speaker 21: only two people said I'll talk about with Halongian, Slice
Speaker 21: starts gonna be like twenty minutes. I mean, unfortunately people
Speaker 21: are not they're not contributing.
Speaker 2: I've been in the dark as well.
Speaker 1: This is my second talk back in a while.
Speaker 21: James Miami again, episode three forty.
Speaker 2: Five Slight Time from New Jersey. Wan v.
Speaker 21: Came on a talk back without saying Wan voudaes, I agree, Brodie,
Speaker 21: it's scary. That is that moment the answer machine in
Speaker 21: the eighties, He says, Juan, no last name really, James,
Speaker 21: episode three forty fives, Lifetime, so scary since you messed
Speaker 21: up with the talk back for one, no last thing
Speaker 21: about that. The ship rolls dot hell who's getting who's
Speaker 21: getting shuted?
Speaker 5: On?
Speaker 2: Says you fucked up? All right, James cracks himself up.
Speaker 2: Let's move on. Definitely some alcohol consumption.
Speaker 10: Brooklyn boys ball from Jersey.
Speaker 23: Scary, start backing up, buddy, fucking turn on that reverse
Speaker 23: and make sure that the van has allowed beating someone
Speaker 23: own you reverse out of the parking space. You said, buddy,
Speaker 23: you said, people with small town America's pound suck. Oh shit, scary,
Speaker 23: get ready for the ship storm, Brooklyn boys, Paul from Jersey,
Speaker 23: I know, I know another talk back, Scary.
Speaker 10: I explained that is not a boogy thing. Have they said?
Speaker 23: People in small town America don't have a really good
Speaker 23: It's hilarious.
Speaker 10: It's funny.
Speaker 5: He's trying to back up.
Speaker 2: He's trying to.
Speaker 10: Back up truck up. It ain't working. It's fucking hilarious.
Speaker 10: It's definitely boy.
Speaker 5: He's scary.
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, buddy, Hey body and.
Speaker 4: Scary, Well, I'm sorry, who is that? I'm sorry, Paul,
Speaker 4: that was funny. You're cracking me up by cracking up,
Speaker 4: all right, that's good, hey.
Speaker 36: Body and scary Kelly from Long Island here nobody, Brody.
Speaker 36: I hope you did not count your pennies and take
Speaker 36: money out of the envelope for collar. As you said,
Speaker 36: you feel like you were responsible for them falling in love.
Speaker 36: I mean just being there and watching them get married
Speaker 36: and connected and be as one and promising forever she'd
Speaker 36: be more than enough for you to go out and
Speaker 36: purchase a new suit and go. Also, I feel like
Speaker 36: you might be wearing the suit more than just going
Speaker 36: to funerals after their wedding.
Speaker 5: You have two daughters, I'm sure.
Speaker 36: I don't know how old they are, but I'm sure
Speaker 36: if they find your significant others.
Speaker 10: And commit to them, and you'll have more weddings to
Speaker 10: go to.
Speaker 36: Okay, engagement parties for graduations, I'm sure you'll find places
Speaker 36: to weigh.
Speaker 5: A black suit.
Speaker 2: I don't anticipate any marriages in my family for quite
Speaker 2: some time.
Speaker 4: I agree he's gonna find other places to wear a
Speaker 4: black suit. In fact, in this next calendar year, guarantee
Speaker 4: we're gonna do something as the Brooklyn Boys, and he's
Speaker 4: gonna have to get dressed up and we're gonna remember that.
Speaker 2: Well not and it won't be a Brooklyn Boys event,
Speaker 2: any Brooklyn Boys event.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be cash which is the scariest way of
Speaker 4: saying casual Brooklyn Industrial.
Speaker 18: They were from boys, Mike, Hey, scary your second year
Speaker 18: marching at the Veteran State not marching.
Speaker 2: We just sit in dan waving on the car.
Speaker 18: But anyway, it was also my son's second year with
Speaker 18: his school, which is also Danielle's I'm a matter. He
Speaker 18: was one of the flag bearers marching with the Saint
Speaker 18: John's University on al TC nice and also, uh, speak
Speaker 18: on the video of the accidents you you were talking
Speaker 18: about about the you can't park here videos? I made
Speaker 18: one like Yeah, I created one like five years ago,
Speaker 18: and I used a failable audio that was there, so
Speaker 18: I used to save the audio. Yeah, I'm just an
Speaker 18: awful human being of awful human beings. Like did you
Speaker 18: get Broty his stuff this past week? Did you finally
Speaker 18: get stuff?
Speaker 2: Nope?
Speaker 4: He still hasn't gotten That's scary. We'll talk about that
Speaker 4: on the Brooklyn No. He basically yeah, he's he's waiting
Speaker 4: for me to come home with something else that he
Speaker 4: really wants, like the sausage stuffing from Carmine me in
Speaker 4: your area tomorrow before you ever said you'd bring it up.
Speaker 4: The only incentive for him to drive over here is
Speaker 4: the sausage stuffing. And oh, by the way, because on
Speaker 4: the way home with my sausage stuffing, he'll bump into
Speaker 4: Copy and his wife will be in the movie stuffing.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: Uh, here's a talkback commenting on episode three forty six,
Speaker 4: Alabama White Sauce on your roast beef?
Speaker 2: What's this all about?
Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys?
Speaker 21: Jayme's Miami episode three forty six, And I'm just three
Speaker 21: minutes in, and then Broke said, what what are they
Speaker 21: gonna leave talks talkbacks about we just started. You guys
Speaker 21: were just saying a bunch of crazy shit that I
Speaker 21: was waiting for Brody to be like, which you finally did.
Speaker 21: That's what she said. I got a huge one and
Speaker 21: others nonsense.
Speaker 43: And I'm like, come on, you said, Brody chased Byavi
Speaker 43: Brooklyn Boys, Brody, you got me laughing. Twelve minutes and
Speaker 43: as always, as always, ah what about that?
Speaker 7: You all?
Speaker 21: Brody are painting even though he doesn't want it, and
Speaker 21: now I steak dinner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he probably sent.
Speaker 21: It to your old house, Brody. That's why you didn't
Speaker 21: get it.
Speaker 2: Oh that's why?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, right, all right, we have the last few
Speaker 4: coming up here. We're coming down the home stretch.
Speaker 2: I'm tired. I gotta be honest. We had like two
Speaker 2: hundred of these.
Speaker 44: Hey, David Rody, I'm leaving message regarding you explaining why
Speaker 44: you interrupt or you have to explain something.
Speaker 1: Right away yourself.
Speaker 24: Dude.
Speaker 44: You're a great writer and a podcaster. You're a talented
Speaker 44: guy when it comes to humor and jokes, and I
Speaker 44: get it.
Speaker 19: You know a d D.
Speaker 44: Is it works in that way? I have that need
Speaker 44: to like sometimes, you know, maybe interrupt them.
Speaker 2: Okay, we didn't cut him off as he was interrupted. No, nope,
Speaker 2: that there's no audio in the cut. But uh sorry,
Speaker 2: here's another one. That's three in a row. Was this
Speaker 2: how we're gonna end this podcast? All right?
Speaker 4: So Monoch, you can call back and leave that talk
Speaker 4: back next time you have to hear this. My assumption
Speaker 4: is he was saying it is a d D induced
Speaker 4: he goes through the same thing. You don't understand, scary.
Speaker 4: So I'm a and of the people.
Speaker 2: Oh is that is that really what he said? Yes?
Speaker 4: Is that I heard him going in a different Now
Speaker 4: the last four were all blank. Now the the That's
Speaker 4: how I interpreted him. No, he was about to agree
Speaker 4: with me that he goes through the same sounded like
Speaker 4: he was about to, uh give you a he said,
Speaker 4: but and then he was coming over to my side. No,
Speaker 4: he said, No, he was not not Monoch. Monoch is
Speaker 4: my boy. He's okay, great, all right, whatever that was.
Speaker 4: If you're listening, to this when you should be listening
Speaker 4: to this. Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Yes, uh and uh. I was a store today that
Speaker 2: was already playing Boar.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see you later in the week on
Speaker 2: the Brooklyn Boys podcast. Oh yeah, what was she?
Speaker 28: Happy?
Speaker 9: Thanks again?
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