May 26, 2026
The Brooklyn Boys SLICE TIME for Ep. #375
The Brooklyn Boys' "SLICES" comments, feedback and iHeartRadio Talkbacks for Episode #375 and earlier.
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Speaker 1: Brooklyn Boys Podcast.
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Speaker 2: Slice reactions.
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Speaker 1: This podcast all depends on you. Baby Free Brooklyn Boys Slice time for episode three seventy five and beyond. I'm Scary Jones, I'm David Brody. Thank you. This is the show about the show. This is not the main show. It's the sides show. This is where all the freaks come out, not freaks, slices come out to leave talkbacks, voicemails, comment on things that they've heard in previous episodes and about sums it up. Yeah, pretty much. And you as I'd like to say, it's the thing about the thing, the thing about the thing. And if you want to get involved in the next one and you haven't realized how to do it in the past, you have to listen to the iHeartRadio app to the Brooklyn Boys and just basically click on the microphone and drop that talk back drop it like it's hot. Hopefully we have some hot ones you think so, I'm hoping. I'm here we go. We'll see Hey.
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Speaker 3: Brooklyn Boys commenting on episode three seventy four, but this is actually a reference to something scary set on episode three seventy three, and you deserve a standing ovation. When Brody was talking about having to use the bathroom when he went out to lunch. I think with paper menu, and Scary says, did you have to drop a fudge dragon?
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Speaker 1: I found it hilarious. Yeah, I don't know where that came from. Fudge dragon, sewer pickle, you know, we call it what you want. But anyway, I have a lot of names for turns these days. I'm getting creative in my old age. Yeah. Yeah, And I love that paper menu is sticking. It's great paper menu. You've got to have them on one day. He does want to come on. Bastard from Jersey. What happened? You asked him? And he said, I just I've asked him. I said, because sometimes I get stories from him. I go tell this story on the podcast. He's like, I don't need it, all right, Paul from Jersey. Sorry to interrupt you, Brooklyn boy from Jersey.
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Speaker 4: I finally caught up with the podcast after.
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Speaker 2: Being white and this coke coke thing scary? You are a putts.
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Speaker 1: Just gotta say that, scary your butts.
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Speaker 5: You couldn't understand the difference between.
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Speaker 6: Coke and Dike coke, gerol.
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Speaker 1: Get the but I gotta say, all right, appreciate that thank you. I got no argument from James.
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Speaker 5: Scary talk nice a scary one too. I didn't have a party like that because I was too shy.
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Speaker 7: To have a party like that back then, I know.
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Speaker 2: Me being shy shacker.
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Speaker 8: But I did have shall we say, a very Brooklyn Boys esque Sweet sixteen. It was a five course key Italian lunch at a very nice Italian restaurant and my dad got a good deal on the price because he'd been friends with the owner for many years.
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Speaker 1: Well nice, nice, Yeah, there's nothing wrong with that when you get the nice price. I'm in great food, Italian and what more could you ask for? And a discount. Hello, that's the Bald Worlds on the Show's.
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Speaker 5: Theod Boys, Jamie and Queen's again you guys.
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Speaker 9: As we're talking about.
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Speaker 5: Fraud alerts on your credit card, my grandmother got a fraud alert for purchases that she made.
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Speaker 2: She had been on vacation.
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Speaker 10: Overseas with her sister.
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Speaker 5: She bought a few things on her credit card and when she got home, the credit card company had called her and said, hey, there's suspicious charges in this country, and my grandmother told them, yeah, I know those purchases were made that was me.
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Speaker 1: Okay, they were just trying to protect her. Happens to me too when I travel. Okay, I'm just going to comment on that talk back from Jamie Janielle. I thought maybe it was like a punchline. They're like, oh, we noticed you were buying vibrators and sex toys, and then her going, oh that was me. I need a little needle on something. I thought you were going somewhere where, like, you know, other than she made some purchases. They thought it wasn't harsh, it was hard. I feel like there's got to be a punch line in there somewhere. I was hoping. Anyway, Yeah, not this time, Brooke Flynn.
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Speaker 11: Boys, you already know who it is with too much background noise. But anyway, I was listening to the most recent episode of Brooklyn Boys, and well, Birdie reminded me of a funny time talking about his dirty magazine. They strained up into the target. Well down here in North Carolina. We got a place down by the beach. It's gas station called Biscuits and Corn. They got like a little grill in there where they make miscuits. And I thought the name was just a joke until until I was in there one day by me an ice coat and don't to go enjoy on the beach.
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Speaker 1: And well, I asked the old lady.
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Speaker 11: She had probably about sixty five seventy years old, little old lady working behind her brush. I said, ma'am, I said, y'all don't really sell no nudy magazines, do you? And she said, well, turn around, son, And when I turned around, bro, there's.
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Speaker 1: A whole reck of nuty magazine just sitting there. Yeah, everything you could think of.
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Speaker 11: Boy that got a.
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Speaker 12: Picture of it. I sweart.
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Speaker 1: But fair warning boys to be.
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Speaker 11: Gonna go down the whole biscuits and pouring down the Nack's head North Carolina and buy you some biscuits and porn.
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Speaker 1: Do it by yourself because the old lady won't do happen.
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Speaker 11: When I jumped back up in the truck with a stack of newdie magazines, I got a real funny look and an ear food the whole way back home. So yeah, I recommend going to the old biscuits and thorn by your home.
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Speaker 1: Was I thought that was him? I did, that was still him. He was continuing there, but it's in porn, That's where he said, biscuits and porn, right, that's what he said. Biscuits important. Although I wouldn't have liked biscuits and corn, I couldn't tell because porn. I mean, I wouldn't eat biscuits while watching porn. I mean the two did not go together. I mean that's great unless you're watching a porn about some guy eating biscuits, if you know what I'm saying, if you're grabbing them in the biscuits all right. Also, I'm gonna make a recommendation. I'm going to shorten too much background noise just to TMBN. I think you should just go with that from now, Yeah, TMB boy with TMBN, yeah, all right, back.
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Speaker 5: To Jamie Hey, Brooko boys, Jamie from Queens and then Brody.
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Speaker 10: I told my dad.
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Speaker 5: About the Walking Dead compendium story because my dad has the same ones signed, and he suggested that next time you talk to Strand bookstore in Manhattan. It's on Broadway.
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Speaker 9: It's well known they have a rare book department, and if you sold it to them, you probably would have gotten a good price because of the popularity of the show and that the books are unopened.
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Speaker 1: Okay, here's the thing that I think you miss Jamie, and I appreciate you doing some research for me. They're not old, they're not rare, and I returned them for more than I paid for them, so I'm all good and didn't have to travel and spend thirty dollars to go into the city. I've been going to the Strand bookstore for let's just say, a long time, most of my life, fifty nine years. I don't know how long the show's it's been there, but that's not how well you've been. You've been going for fifty nine years. No, I have not brook Glyn boys.
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Speaker 2: You already know who it is.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, you're scary. This is my fourth thought back too. Please don't cut me off. I got something to say this not.
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Speaker 11: Anyway, it's just a little fyi. The dark web and black market is not eBay, Craigslist and Facebook marketplace. I understand that the reselling of the watch price is outrageous, but that's not the black market. The black markets for like drugs and body parts on me. You know, that's like on the actual dark web. Google isn't the dark web. Yeah, anyway, Like Berbie just said, you're the technology guy, so you should have known now when I'm just joking.
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Speaker 1: Don't take that the wrong.
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Speaker 11: But yeah, the dark web is like where you buy a kidney, unless ap is selling you kidneys. I don't think you're looking on the dark web and the black market to find an ap resold watch.
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Speaker 1: So anyway, I'm just talking shit.
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Speaker 11: It's a it's ninety seven in the warehouse on Wednesday.
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Speaker 1: What's to day? That's twentieth. Just y'all know, my god, get some air conditioning in there. What do you call it? I'm not calling it the dark web. I'm not toughing out of the dark web. Hold on, Uh, you're not wrong. But Scary was sort of being facetious, like I gotta go buy him on the dark web. He didn't really mean the dark web. He just meant like I gotta go looking for him, you know, on websites and places that might be selling them. Right, the black market, not the dark not necessarily the dark web. Right. The black market could be other things, right, Yeah, the black market could be like, you know, an alleyway. I don't know. I just called it that. I just named it that. Don't take it to literally.
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Speaker 11: Episod is literally playing a million not literally.
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Speaker 2: Playing a million.
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Speaker 13: Recordings Uh, Brody.
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Speaker 1: How do you get that many calls? Like?
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Speaker 14: How much have you signed up for in the past that brokers have sold your information?
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Speaker 2: Nothing? I guess three four calls a week.
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Speaker 1: If five a day. Yeah, all it takes is for your number to be exposed in one place, one time, and then five hundred people are onto you. So you know it sucks, Brody. I hate that I did have I did have a slice suggest a service I can hire to have my phone number removed from UH lists. But I can't imagine that you can go into companies like if some guy or some program has we can't go into the company remove my list. You can just you can just remove it from future lists that maybe you can do. It's it's a nightmare. It's fine, and you know what. You know what else, when I'm in the car and it comes to the radio, it interrupts the baseball game with whatever I'm listening to while the phone rings for some stupid eight full four number, and you don't even want to touch it because you don't want to end the call because then it makes it seem like the number of works, right. I got like five calls from Arlene this week. Hey, this is Arlene is your name's not Arlene. Stop it, it's a recording.
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Speaker 15: Moving on, Hey, Brooklyn boys is Maria from Union City.
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Speaker 2: I want to leave this.
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Speaker 15: Talk back when I heard the previous episode, but now I'm listening to Slice time, and I just remembered, scary your reaction. Uh, not great, but not terrible. When my best friend from college went and got pregnant unexpectedly, she told me and I was like, on purpose, And she's like, why is that your reaction? I'm like, my bad.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well listen, this is my reaction to my co host from my other podcast her telling me she's pregnant with her third child, and you know, I just thought she was done, so I thought maybe it was an accident, you know. Okay, So so, in response to the talkback, if you have a friend in college or like they're not married, then then maybe the question is like on purpose? Right, And I'm not saying you shouldn't have children at a wedlock. Just if you're not married, there's a chance you weren't planning to have children, right. If you're married, you may again, there's still a chance you may have not been planning, but it's less likely your friends are gonna go for real. Opposed to what Scary did was when he yelled no priceless reaction.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, hey, it's Maria from Union City again.
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Speaker 2: So I should explain.
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Speaker 15: The reason I said on purpose is because the previous six months I was searching for a wedding dress with her. I was her maid of honor, and then she calls all excited saying I'm pregnant. I'm like, I'm purpose and she's like my auntie hit. The reaction to him like, yeah, well, I mean you just did make a five hundred dollars deposit on a nine hundred dollars dress and that was that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah all right, Yeah, that's that's probably timing wise, not the most common thing. First of all, you're not going to fit in your wedding dress. Second of all, I mean, do you want to be pregnant walking down the is on purpose? You might? You might, I just might. Pregnant women are beautiful. If you want to be extra beautiful on your wedding day, that's up to you. But I could see why her friend might be like, you know, I see why, baby, but not what you did. No excuse for what Scary did My Boys podcast, Okay, it must be summer, because uh wow, we're we're flying through these looking through this mean you're pushing the buttons faster. I honestly no, no, no, there's uh yeah, no, a little bit less yeah less this week. Yeah, but we're also you know, we're also tightening up. We're doing it on a Monday. We also told people, you know, no no more than four, right, well, three or four? Three or four? O three or four? Speaking of no more than four, the nixt game, the next series probably will go no more than four. I'm hope that's the case, right caps fans.
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Speaker 16: Good morning guys.
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Speaker 1: Been in a guinea from Brooklyn Brody.
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Speaker 13: I'm listening to that story about the fucking Walking Dead books. That's hysterical. But I gotta say, if the rolls were flipped and that was Scary that did that, which we know Scary would never go back for easily twenty eight bucks.
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Speaker 1: Right score read a book or you know he's boogie like that.
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Speaker 13: But uh, if the roles will flipped, you'd be getting on about making an extra sixteen bucks, and I scary. I've been to Sweet Sixteen's in El Carripto. Was it in the big giant room? We had a. I went to sweet sixteen years ago. It was a four hundred and fifty people, which was ridiculous. But they do a stella stella stella thing, and uh.
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Speaker 1: They do really really good named stella time. Wow, she's like right up on everybody. The time stamp between her and everybody else's is like right there with like she was like right up on the same minute. And Vinnie was so that that was part of Vinnie's h stuff. But anyway, that being said, Vinnie, Yes, nothing like a good old fashioned classic. Although I'm hearing that places like these are are going out left and right. The famous sir Ricos Catering Hall closed on Sunday night, sir Rico's in thirteenth Avenue and bens and Hurst has been there forever. I can't believe it. They're gone. And now word is that the very famous cozy Superenberger on Astor place in the village they're done after fifty five years. All these listens to the people of you who have no clue what he's done. I mean, these are I'm just being local, man, I'm being but it's there's got to be a place that you grew up with with in your childhood, and now all of a sudden, it's just all of a sudden, you're hearing they're closing the store, and you don't need to leave it talk back about it, because then you'll sound like Scary when you're like, oh yeah, most clothed in uh Wisconsin, most tavern from Springfield where the Simpsons are not No, oh no, not that one.
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Speaker 5: Hey for boys, gens and Queen's one last time, Berdie, you asked, what's the dumbest part of the whole Scariest phone saga? In my opinion, this is the dumbest part. Scary will spend lots of money on random bullshit. He was willing to spend hundreds of dollars on a watch that he admittedly won't wear just to say he has it, but wasn't already spending a dime to ensure his phone that he needs for work in case something happens.
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Speaker 1: Right, I should have done that point. I was an idiot for the bucks. It's like seventeen bucks a month worth every penny.
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Speaker 13: Guys, don't email yourself your passwords. That's the worst thing you can do. That's the most hackable thing you have is.
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Speaker 1: You You didn't say that. I didn't say email my pen.
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Speaker 16: Your contacts as a as a contact like Anthony, whatever, and then you listed as the phone number you'll listen to your password or something like that.
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Speaker 13: I've been doing that for years.
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Speaker 1: Oh maybe I should have done that. That's pretty smart. So just to be clear, I didn't say email your passwords. I said email a coded version of your password. Yes, yep, I remember you saying, right, yep, that's what you say.
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Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 1: Like so if I have a list of passwords, let's say, uh, pizza, right, let's say one of my passwords is pizza thirty seven, then I would put a P and two dashes, because I know I tend to use thirty seven, right, and I know P is for pizza. In this way, someone sees my email, they're like, dash, dash, I know what that is. I do. That's all here we go, Carrious Maddie from Queens for Brodie.
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Speaker 14: You know you were wrong.
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Speaker 1: You're laughing your way through it, but you know down you were wrong.
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Speaker 2: It is definitely a seven told daring, definitely nine ten.
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Speaker 1: Oh but you was wrong too, And I just want to return the books wrong.
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Speaker 10: You knew going in you were wrong.
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Speaker 1: You hear that Brody, you knew you. I thought it was more of a two three. No, it was more than if we sell the books. What you did was dirty, that was filthy. Wow, shut up, you're just trying to get me believe that. Brooklyn boys.
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Speaker 11: You already know who it is from the background noise, Happy Memorial Day, weekend, Today's Thursday.
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Speaker 1: It's my Friday, so fuck it, this is the weekend.
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Speaker 11: But anyway, Brodie, you're gonna have something to say about what I'm about to say, So I'm gonna go ahead and preapologize my man. I'm sorry anyway, Joe Scary, what's up with on the Big Show? The demand episode? Sometimes the song like I I'm listening right now and star boy, but I believe the Weekend is just playing.
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Speaker 1: Ooh, that's a mistake that should have been edited problem that should have been edited out. That was something that they didn't catch in the back room. But now you don't know what day it is? Yeah, because you didn't say what day today? You know what? DM scary because this isn't the place for you to be talking about what I stuff that Elvis Duran Morning show Man, Crackpot staff of people. They have a network of people that are supposed to be catching this. All right, but thanks thanks for the heads up in two parts.
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Speaker 11: I know, I'm sorry that was a simple question, but I'm asking because isn't that like against some copyright. Yeah, like you don't have the license to play it, because I remember here starting on The Big Show, Elvis was talking about it earlier in the week So that is Dolson that sas on the demand of the story because there's no life for it. That's correct that I don't know anyway, having memorial that weekend, Brodie, I'm sorry again for asking about The Big Show.
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Speaker 1: All its life all right, Well, yeah, I forgive you. You know, yeah, we unfortunately don't have the rights to play it there. We only have the rights to play it on the air. Now so if we played accurate, no, well we can, we can, but we can play we have to pay for it. We have to pay for it. And is this company going to pay for it? No, so we're not gonna play it, you know. That's why we don't play it because we don't want to pay for it. Costs a lot of money to do that, so yeah, so we can't do it. Speaking of musicians and the Cavaliers, Uh, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey sitting courtside for the Calves didn't help them win. But no, were they rooting for the Calves too, They're rooting for the cab. Yeah he's from Ohio. Ugh, Taylor, what are you doing? First of all, you're from Pennsylvania. What do you Oh? God, Pennsylvania is close to Ohio. Who they border each other? I think she should be a Knicks fan. Well she okay, because she lives in New York. Now, look she might be. She's bottlenecking all the New York restaurants, all the hot tables. It's killing, isn't it.
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Speaker 16: It is Brooklyn boys.
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Speaker 6: She boy Alex from Texas coming in on episode about scary game that dangles in the middle. Brody, you missed the joke about that. I thought he was gonna say, now, scary. I thought you would have been good at it, since you're part of the s your own d society.
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Speaker 1: Oh that's a good point. Yeah he missed that one. Yeah, new phone?
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Speaker 13: Who is?
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Speaker 6: Oh it?
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Speaker 17: Does I have done something similar before?
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Speaker 12: Scary?
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Speaker 17: I'm sorry that that happened to you because it's so easy to get sidetracked. Thank god, it wasn't my phone, but it was the keys to my car, so it's still turned on.
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Speaker 1: I was able to get it on. Then all of a sudden, I hear and it went all the way.
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Speaker 17: Down the back and it did get run over a few times, but thankfully the fob was saved. But that will teach you, scary. One ultimate thing. Always get the insurance. Yes, and you know always Team Andrew Droid, team Samsung here, Yes, Brodie.
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Speaker 1: Yes, fuck the uppushit, fuck.
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Speaker 17: It, hate it, Android for life. I literally pay five dollars a month for Samsung Care Plus. And it's worth it. I just got an entirely new phone and upgraded like three generations of a phone because my battery was charging slowly. So let me tell you it's worth it. It's worth it always always, always, all.
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Speaker 1: Right, thank you.
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Speaker 18: Later from Ohio? Who is that person talking that sounds like me? A low tone? Who's that talk about unaware flipping back and all that? And his wife? Who is that?
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Speaker 1: That's what we get me?
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Speaker 12: All right?
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Speaker 1: All right?
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Speaker 11: It was?
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Speaker 1: It was somebody imitating you, Liam, because and they say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, That's what they say. So being from Ohio, I said white broccoli is natural. Green brocli is a man made that's all I said. All right, thank you.
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Speaker 19: Being from Ohio, I'll hear that rain. It's called Wi Fi School. We drank rain from s birch and pine trees. We do a lot of training other than that.
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Speaker 1: Uh talk past is crazy crazy. Uh yeahs fuck crazy about the Sweet sixteen crap.
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Speaker 18: I don't understand it. My sister had to go through it. I think it's Pagan and him. It's all bullshit, and then we like shit, we don't get nothing. We don't he's right, we're tall or cool, We're in twenty one.
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Speaker 1: It's all bullshit. All right, thank you? Lean he stopped right there. Get he did it just in time before he goes any further, before he goes any further. Do you love me? You love me forever? Do you need me? All right, thank you. We'll be right back with Scary and Rody. I will remove my finger from the jingle button now. Since we we maxed it four right there, you almost you almost hit the We almost had a It's like back in the day, there was this seventies game show called The Gong Show where they would get up if they didn't like the back in the nineties, and well, they didn't like the act or whatever the case or whatever it was being done in front of them, and they would just get up or they would just take this big giant fucking allet mallet and hit the.
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Speaker 11: Gong bong.
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Speaker 1: A great show. A should bring that back. America's got talent they need, they need a gong like guy, you suck Gong Gong. I mean, the exes are fine, but the gong was the gong. All right, Gonga gong gong gong.
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Speaker 7: Let'sy from Staten Allen. I totally agree with Brody on the backup phone. I have an iPhone sixteen screen is completely shattered as my current phone, and my backup phone is my old iPhone fourteen that I never traded in. So I use this iPhone sixteen that's shattered every day and if I want to call my friends, play the game on my other phone.
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Speaker 2: Hey guys, you keep missing these.
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Speaker 1: Second Yeah. No to comment on what she said, Yeah, I don't think I'm going to trade in this phone when it's done. I think I'm going to leave it as my backup phone. I think that is the best solution of all. Well, I don't know if you need a thousand dollars back phone, but you should have a backup phone, is really my point? All right? All right, where you got?
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Speaker 2: Hey, guys, you keep missing these from DP from NC. He keeps teeing them up.
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Speaker 11: He keep striking out here you go, you missed this one?
00:25:15
Speaker 1: Live your life?
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Speaker 2: Okay, t okay, Rihanna.
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Speaker 1: I love how he has to throw the Brody is wrong in there. I'm not sure what that's to do with me, but all right, I mean Scary didn't get it either, like a couple of scariest you know, maybe like Brody missed one, Brody missed one or Scary miss one. Keep at it. I like Brody is wrong.
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Speaker 20: Yeah, Skyler from New Jersey, scary serious question. Do you ever give gifts or money based on your relationship with the person and not the type of party?
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Speaker 1: Yes?
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Speaker 20: Because what if your best friend who you've known, like you said, forever, and you know his daughter had a party at his house, would you have given her less?
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Speaker 1: Why? No, I would not know. If that was the same person and they had it at the house, they're getting the same gift because of my personal relationship.
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Speaker 20: Yeah, that's all Reggie here I think we all learned a valuable lesson from you guys. Do not have children with anyone Hispanic or Jewish, so you don't have to pay for a Kia or about or mitzvah.
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Speaker 2: Okay, thank you guys.
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Speaker 1: What about a communion or you know you can't avoid it? These kids the confirmation, the communion. I mean, you get hit from all sides with these kids growing up. I don't think, I don't think. I don't think atheists have parties? What else?
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Speaker 20: Or do marry them? But don't have a girl. Just as valuable advice be China be China was.
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Speaker 1: Still a boy. He still has a bar. Yeah, there's just no sweet sixteen for the boy. So that much you say, you don't get to double trouble.
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Speaker 21: From Iowa, Brodie, I got a question. I always think you got it one. I'm scary every time he comes up with the story. You're like, oh, yeah, me too, Tom, let him have You don't always have to hear yourself from you know.
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Speaker 1: Okay, you know we do a podcast, right, So I'm I just gonna sit here and not add to the Brodie's adding to the conversation. I guess, yeah, I guess that's what we're trying to one up him. I'm adding to the conversation. I don't necessarily, I don't say oh, I got a better story for you. I just say, oh, that happened to me, or I have a story at a restaurant. Yeah, no, no, no, no harm men, Yeah no. I don't think that there's any shade there. I don't. I've never felt felt that, I never felt, and I don't quite tell a story. And Scary says, oh, it happened to me at a restaurant once. Then I go, it's great, we don't we're not looking for.
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Speaker 2: Thunder c from all over them.
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Speaker 11: I've here.
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Speaker 1: I just will say I think I.
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Speaker 14: Heard that no episode about four times. Jo Oh my god, Scary, you are a hell of a character.
00:28:35
Speaker 11: You.
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Speaker 14: You are definitely one of a kind.
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Speaker 6: My man, thank you, oh my lord.
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Speaker 1: Hey, whatever keeps you laughing? Baby you again?
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Speaker 11: All right, thank y'all.
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Speaker 14: Don't found me out.
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Speaker 2: Don't found me out.
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Speaker 9: And it's only my second one.
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Speaker 14: I got one thing to say, and Brodie could get a past showing up to that store two minutes before they close. Then I feel like Scary deserves a past for pulling the up Hey, I'm scary around morning show a table. I think he deserves a pass, especially because by Busters and Nuts or whatever that company is.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much. I appreciate it. What's good for the goose is good for the ganders. This not Goofer's and Ganda. I I walked into the vest of you and said can I go in? They said yes. Scary goes in and then says I don't want to leave. No, this is just talking about getting the table on Mother's Day and cutting the line. Or I texted the manage your line. I walked, I asked him, But no, I formally I got invited to cut the Line's a difference. No, you called connection. I made a reservation. I made a reservation for a table. That's what I can't make a reservation for an instant. You can't go make instant reservation. Yeah, I like a reservation for right now. I gave him a thirty minute heads up that I was on my way. That's a reservation. No, you didn't do anything till you got there and saw the line. We all heard it. You can't go back and change the story I made. I made a reservation. Oh you did not.
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Speaker 2: Moving on, Thank you again. Last one.
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Speaker 14: I p promise I'm listening to the last three podcasts in a row today while I'm working.
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Speaker 2: Anyways, A right to get on.
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Speaker 14: What Scary was saying about the King Sanieta for men. My mom she's rere Puerto Rican, and I had a King Ciania, and my sister had one. My brother didn't, but he had an eighteenth birthday bash, and my mom she from the hood.
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Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 14: So this bitch got him a freaking stripper, Yes, a stripper. Last one, Cue Brody, don't feel bad. Don't let Scary make you feel bad, because that shit is a win win.
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Speaker 1: I would have loved to had.
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Speaker 14: Something return, even though I had it for ten thousand years.
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Speaker 2: He's just hating.
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Speaker 1: He's hating, he's hating. Thanks you for all over the map. Yeah, I'm hating you. Remember that stripper story. I told you what my friend was trying to bargain the stripper down. Yes, yeah, I mentioned it to him last week and he's like, I have no memory of that. What are you talking about? You have no memory of it. You sat on the bench and you were like ten dollars, I give you five. He's like it sounds like me, but I don't remember that that's being cheap. They they work hard for their money.
00:31:08
Speaker 20: Question here, how does it work for you guys, not people in general, but you specifically like Brooklyn Boys, when you put your podcast on different podcast apps, like, do you get paid to put it on each of those or do you have to pay them to put neither of those?
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Speaker 1: Neither more neither. We we get put on those for free. We get to launch them on all the networks that are possible. But the commercials run through. That's how we get paid through our sponsors. And the more people that are exposed to our episodes, the more money we can make. So if someone hears it on Spotify, iHeart doesn't matter as long as you're being exposed. I got a question, Yeah, I got a question, yep. When our podcasts go on Apple Music, yes, will put their commercials. Now they have the iHeart commercials on there, and how does Apple make money? It's a good question, but the same commercials to research that commercials run through. Yeah, the iHeart through it. It's so whatever that whoever bought that space is here in the commercial. Yeah. Now I'm trying to figure out how Deezer makes money.
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Speaker 20: I don't know how that's working in everything, but iHeart should be paying you, guys, because you do constant pre advertisement of their app, because you're constantly telling people listen on the iHeart app and then you can do a talk back.
00:32:39
Speaker 12: You can only do a.
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Speaker 20: Talk back if you're on the iHeart app. And you were like the pioneer of podcast episode solely dedicated to their feature. So they should definitely be paying you.
00:32:49
Speaker 1: I mean, from your mouth to God's ears, thank you so much. We've been trying to brought you an idea. Master. It was my idea to do the second podcast. No, it was not. Yes, it was it was my idea, let's slices go to the first slice time. It was your idea. It was your idea to play the part of the talk backs at the end of the episode. Nope, and it was it was. It was my idea to create an entirely second podcast a week dedicated to it. No, you were complaining we had too many ladies and gentlemen. This is a perfect example of revisionist history. Go back doesn't matter. I named it, wrote the jingle, so we're even what it was.
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Speaker 20: I don't think i've ever called in to say, scary is right, but scary, I've got the ball up with you taking something broken and putting it in an Amazon box and putting it on the front steps are works. They take it every time and it never comes back. So either they don't realize I purposely did it, or they get too far away to even return it. So thank you for that.
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Speaker 1: You're welcome for that. All right, this is right Pennslvania first time.
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Speaker 4: So right now Brody's uh rating. Yeah, so I don't fall Brodie for not knowing all of this information.
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Speaker 1: But the computer that we have a good points.
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Speaker 4: Now, so yeah, the computer that's scary is logged on with his app. Why d he can kind of mirror that to his phone the same way or to his app wyd the same way that you can mirror your notes app on your computer. I have an iPhone, I have a regular computer. I have a tablets and all of them. I can download iTunes and put my app. Now that scary. You can make a backup of your phone once a week, once a month on any computer using iTunes app. So if your phone ever gets lost or is completely obliterated, you just plugging the new phone to it and use your back up activate it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I have the cloud backup, I cloud, I've got I've got a kid. He wasn't home, that was the problem, and he couldn't get his phone at re appled. Yeah, but that's okay. We found we finally found our way through. There was light at the end of that tunnel. I finally got called Apple the app he could help you.
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Speaker 10: Brooklyn boys always pritty and scary shaking from Virginia. In regards to Berty returning those books to Barnes and Noble years after he bought them, it's completely fine because they were briand new. Honestly, the park manager probably didn't even buy his story. But because they were a new condition is why she took him back. And maybe she did buy his story, who does. But like I said, because they were knew is why she took him back and they could resell the books. Scary trying to say it was grimy that he did that. Dude, you defended Darren returning e used air mattress back to target. That's grimy and disgusting. So you can't defend that. And dude, you just get the line on Mother's Day and that's just as grimy. So Brodie, you're all good. Bro Scary, you're grimy and your friend's grimy. Slice for life always Brodie and Scary.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk back, right. I'll say I disagree with her on all accounts, though it's not grimy. That's just her opinion. Listen, anybody who has an advantage in some way, shape or form to get something done faster, they're going to do it, or or to get out to get ac If someone did that to your mother with you waiting for a time, let me say this. Okay, this was we were again. We were coming from the cemetery where we visited my mother, and we were out in Long Island, and we were all the way out in Long Island, and it had been an early morning, and we thought we were good by showing up at nine at nine o'clock, I mean, and we weren't. Hey, listen, but but that's where but see, that's where you aren't honoring your mother at lunch. You honored your mother. Then you went for lunch, and then there were people there. We went, we went from breakfast. Okay, there were people there that wanted to honor their actual mothers. I'm taking them to lunch. My point is, if anyone has an advantage to get ahead in any situation, they will We are humans, we will take take it. So I happen to have the general manager's information, that's it. You know, that's it. You know what in the world it is? What it is, William Shakespeare. The Lady doth protest too much? Now Now, by the way, I don't know if I was in full of favor of Tall Darren returning the air mattress. On that I was just a little I was quite questioned if for sure, and your question it but not on the podcast. You didn't say I can't believe you did that. Well, I didn't say it was wrong. I just watched. I still on the sidelines in that one. I wouldn't have personally, I wouldn't have done it. I wouldn't not have done that. But that's just me. But then again, people wear clothing and they make it all disgusting. They sully it up and they return it at all times because people are disgusting as a society. Humans are gross. My comic books were not worn. Here we go, oh, come on, all right, for.
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Speaker 20: The first time in Forever Scary Thing Home for the first.
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Speaker 8: Time ever, Thank you, scares are going away.
00:38:36
Speaker 1: Okay, that's making me want to leave town immediately. Thanks.
00:38:41
Speaker 2: Hey broken boys.
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Speaker 12: MJ from Jay just comments on the book return at Bonds.
00:38:47
Speaker 2: And hey, that was great.
00:38:50
Speaker 12: Oh my god, I can't believe they bought that story.
00:38:53
Speaker 2: Hey what the hell?
00:38:54
Speaker 12: You got more money in your pocket and they worry we'll return it.
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Speaker 2: I've done stuff like.
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Speaker 12: That and they didn't return it because they said it's too old. But that was good. Also, sorry about the phone. Now I know not to put my password in notes. I did the same thing, all right. I'm only leaving two son, want to get that jingle on me? Yeah, I put my password in notes for my iPhone, but now I will do an email. And I also have a book with my passwords in it, so that you know. That's helpful as well. All right, and I hope you guys got a great week ahead. Thanks and thanks Chad from Omaha sticking up for me with the light switch thing. Bye.
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Speaker 1: Well, look at that. She was concise because she was afraid in fear of the jingle being played on her. I like this jingle thing.
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Speaker 22: He broke both on this and he'sawways brody and scaracter if the book was never touched, it was if Brody bought the book, left it in the bag and then put the bag away, and then you know, once you're returned it, then that's it's a brand new book. It's never been used, Snaik is folded. If it be folded or crimped, then yeah, if he read through it and left some marks, you know, some smudgels on the pages, yes it's used. If now it's brand fucking new, and he should return there and go, hey, broken, busy for the sand he's always burning.
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Speaker 1: Scary.
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Speaker 22: So and the leftew phone on top of the car fiesco scary. You have to be the dumbest motherfucker.
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Speaker 1: Listen.
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Speaker 22: I get a tiny heart attack when I touched my side packet where I usually put my phone and it's not there, and then I remember, oh, it's in my back packet. Scary, Like, that's how obsessed I am where my phone is. Who leaves their phone on top of their car? Are you a special kind of dumb ass? I'm sorry, but my guy.
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Speaker 1: My hands were full. You had to see what was going on. Okay, I'm one man, and I had a lot to carry. I had to put the phone down for a second. What do you want me to say, put in your pocket?
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Speaker 22: Seriously, what do you think it was gonna happen after when on the floor and then in the middle of the road, you think it was gonna be in presine condition and you were able to, you know, plug.
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Speaker 1: It back in.
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Speaker 22: Who cares somebody took it. That would have taken a piece of ship. Phone that is broken and it cannot be repaired. Now, I'm sure somebody's gonna come up here and say no, you can get their hawkers and they're gonna open it.
00:41:20
Speaker 1: Bla blah blah blah bla blah blah.
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Speaker 22: Nobody gives a flying fuck about a iPhone Now it's on the floor.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but I needed to see it for myself. I need a closure. Oh he left another one.
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Speaker 22: Also, you mean to tell me that you get every fucking time you get a new car, you get the tire package, and you had no Apple Care on this fucking phone. I'm kind of bougie person, are you. I mean, seriously, let's just talk about it. You get the tire package, but you had no protection for your iPhone. I'm happy. I'm an Android. And by the way, Brody is one hundred percent. Right, I have my backup email, I have my back everything is in my computer and if everything else fails, season a sticking oe in my closet.
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Speaker 1: All right, you know what Juan Valdez didn't do, didn fifth talk did not leave a fifth talk back. Tell you that jingle discipline is working. I like that. And that's it, folks. That's all we got for this week. I appreciate it. Thank you so much for leaving your talkbacks and showing some interest in your boys. As Elvis ran in the Morning Show is on vacation. The Big Show is on vacation this entire week. So what does that mean? That means is public service means let me finish my sentence. Let me finish my sentence. I was just gonna give a date, Okay, let me finish my sentence. That means you have more room and time to listen to past episodes you might have missed of your Brooklyn Boys, So why don't you take some of that time rather because a lot of people belly ache, I'm hearing a repeat. I heard this if you hadn't heard the content, And by the way, we have some stellar Elvis Dran the Morning Show content for you. I know because I program that fucking shit and we have some hilarious beestus, but a lot of people have not heard them. So listen to that now. If you come into a situation where you've heard it before, take that moment and don't go anywhere else but into the app and hit one of your Brooklyn Boys podcasts and give us a listen to an episode you missed. That is my public service announcement for this week. And now, Brody, we were going to say it's Memorial Day week. It's May twenty fifth as we're recording this. Yes, just because if someone listens to this a month from now, you may not be on vacation. That's true, all right, and forget this isn't real time, so that is correct. I appreciate the Addendumn't go eat your fucking dinner, Brody. Thank you. We will see you boys in a couple of days with a new episode of the Brooklyn Boys podcast on a vacation week getting reactions.
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Speaker 19: This podcats all depends on you to talk about something, baby, tell a lot of.
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Speaker 16: Things to look be on
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Speaker 2: Free Tser
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Speaker 2: Slice reactions.
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Speaker 1: This podcast all depends on you. Baby Free Brooklyn Boys Slice time for episode three seventy five and beyond. I'm Scary Jones, I'm David Brody. Thank you. This is the show about the show. This is not the main show. It's the sides show. This is where all the freaks come out, not freaks, slices come out to leave talkbacks, voicemails, comment on things that they've heard in previous episodes and about sums it up. Yeah, pretty much. And you as I'd like to say, it's the thing about the thing, the thing about the thing. And if you want to get involved in the next one and you haven't realized how to do it in the past, you have to listen to the iHeartRadio app to the Brooklyn Boys and just basically click on the microphone and drop that talk back drop it like it's hot. Hopefully we have some hot ones you think so, I'm hoping. I'm here we go. We'll see Hey.
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Speaker 3: Brooklyn Boys commenting on episode three seventy four, but this is actually a reference to something scary set on episode three seventy three, and you deserve a standing ovation. When Brody was talking about having to use the bathroom when he went out to lunch. I think with paper menu, and Scary says, did you have to drop a fudge dragon?
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Speaker 1: I found it hilarious. Yeah, I don't know where that came from. Fudge dragon, sewer pickle, you know, we call it what you want. But anyway, I have a lot of names for turns these days. I'm getting creative in my old age. Yeah. Yeah, And I love that paper menu is sticking. It's great paper menu. You've got to have them on one day. He does want to come on. Bastard from Jersey. What happened? You asked him? And he said, I just I've asked him. I said, because sometimes I get stories from him. I go tell this story on the podcast. He's like, I don't need it, all right, Paul from Jersey. Sorry to interrupt you, Brooklyn boy from Jersey.
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Speaker 4: I finally caught up with the podcast after.
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Speaker 2: Being white and this coke coke thing scary? You are a putts.
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Speaker 1: Just gotta say that, scary your butts.
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Speaker 5: You couldn't understand the difference between.
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Speaker 6: Coke and Dike coke, gerol.
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Speaker 1: Get the but I gotta say, all right, appreciate that thank you. I got no argument from James.
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Speaker 5: Scary talk nice a scary one too. I didn't have a party like that because I was too shy.
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Speaker 7: To have a party like that back then, I know.
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Speaker 2: Me being shy shacker.
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Speaker 8: But I did have shall we say, a very Brooklyn Boys esque Sweet sixteen. It was a five course key Italian lunch at a very nice Italian restaurant and my dad got a good deal on the price because he'd been friends with the owner for many years.
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Speaker 1: Well nice, nice, Yeah, there's nothing wrong with that when you get the nice price. I'm in great food, Italian and what more could you ask for? And a discount. Hello, that's the Bald Worlds on the Show's.
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Speaker 5: Theod Boys, Jamie and Queen's again you guys.
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Speaker 9: As we're talking about.
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Speaker 5: Fraud alerts on your credit card, my grandmother got a fraud alert for purchases that she made.
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Speaker 2: She had been on vacation.
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Speaker 10: Overseas with her sister.
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Speaker 5: She bought a few things on her credit card and when she got home, the credit card company had called her and said, hey, there's suspicious charges in this country, and my grandmother told them, yeah, I know those purchases were made that was me.
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Speaker 1: Okay, they were just trying to protect her. Happens to me too when I travel. Okay, I'm just going to comment on that talk back from Jamie Janielle. I thought maybe it was like a punchline. They're like, oh, we noticed you were buying vibrators and sex toys, and then her going, oh that was me. I need a little needle on something. I thought you were going somewhere where, like, you know, other than she made some purchases. They thought it wasn't harsh, it was hard. I feel like there's got to be a punch line in there somewhere. I was hoping. Anyway, Yeah, not this time, Brooke Flynn.
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Speaker 11: Boys, you already know who it is with too much background noise. But anyway, I was listening to the most recent episode of Brooklyn Boys, and well, Birdie reminded me of a funny time talking about his dirty magazine. They strained up into the target. Well down here in North Carolina. We got a place down by the beach. It's gas station called Biscuits and Corn. They got like a little grill in there where they make miscuits. And I thought the name was just a joke until until I was in there one day by me an ice coat and don't to go enjoy on the beach.
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Speaker 1: And well, I asked the old lady.
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Speaker 11: She had probably about sixty five seventy years old, little old lady working behind her brush. I said, ma'am, I said, y'all don't really sell no nudy magazines, do you? And she said, well, turn around, son, And when I turned around, bro, there's.
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Speaker 1: A whole reck of nuty magazine just sitting there. Yeah, everything you could think of.
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Speaker 11: Boy that got a.
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Speaker 12: Picture of it. I sweart.
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Speaker 1: But fair warning boys to be.
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Speaker 11: Gonna go down the whole biscuits and pouring down the Nack's head North Carolina and buy you some biscuits and porn.
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Speaker 1: Do it by yourself because the old lady won't do happen.
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Speaker 11: When I jumped back up in the truck with a stack of newdie magazines, I got a real funny look and an ear food the whole way back home. So yeah, I recommend going to the old biscuits and thorn by your home.
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Speaker 1: Was I thought that was him? I did, that was still him. He was continuing there, but it's in porn, That's where he said, biscuits and porn, right, that's what he said. Biscuits important. Although I wouldn't have liked biscuits and corn, I couldn't tell because porn. I mean, I wouldn't eat biscuits while watching porn. I mean the two did not go together. I mean that's great unless you're watching a porn about some guy eating biscuits, if you know what I'm saying, if you're grabbing them in the biscuits all right. Also, I'm gonna make a recommendation. I'm going to shorten too much background noise just to TMBN. I think you should just go with that from now, Yeah, TMB boy with TMBN, yeah, all right, back.
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Speaker 5: To Jamie Hey, Brooko boys, Jamie from Queens and then Brody.
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Speaker 10: I told my dad.
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Speaker 5: About the Walking Dead compendium story because my dad has the same ones signed, and he suggested that next time you talk to Strand bookstore in Manhattan. It's on Broadway.
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Speaker 9: It's well known they have a rare book department, and if you sold it to them, you probably would have gotten a good price because of the popularity of the show and that the books are unopened.
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Speaker 1: Okay, here's the thing that I think you miss Jamie, and I appreciate you doing some research for me. They're not old, they're not rare, and I returned them for more than I paid for them, so I'm all good and didn't have to travel and spend thirty dollars to go into the city. I've been going to the Strand bookstore for let's just say, a long time, most of my life, fifty nine years. I don't know how long the show's it's been there, but that's not how well you've been. You've been going for fifty nine years. No, I have not brook Glyn boys.
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Speaker 2: You already know who it is.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, you're scary. This is my fourth thought back too. Please don't cut me off. I got something to say this not.
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Speaker 11: Anyway, it's just a little fyi. The dark web and black market is not eBay, Craigslist and Facebook marketplace. I understand that the reselling of the watch price is outrageous, but that's not the black market. The black markets for like drugs and body parts on me. You know, that's like on the actual dark web. Google isn't the dark web. Yeah, anyway, Like Berbie just said, you're the technology guy, so you should have known now when I'm just joking.
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Speaker 1: Don't take that the wrong.
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Speaker 11: But yeah, the dark web is like where you buy a kidney, unless ap is selling you kidneys. I don't think you're looking on the dark web and the black market to find an ap resold watch.
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Speaker 1: So anyway, I'm just talking shit.
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Speaker 11: It's a it's ninety seven in the warehouse on Wednesday.
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Speaker 1: What's to day? That's twentieth. Just y'all know, my god, get some air conditioning in there. What do you call it? I'm not calling it the dark web. I'm not toughing out of the dark web. Hold on, Uh, you're not wrong. But Scary was sort of being facetious, like I gotta go buy him on the dark web. He didn't really mean the dark web. He just meant like I gotta go looking for him, you know, on websites and places that might be selling them. Right, the black market, not the dark not necessarily the dark web. Right. The black market could be other things, right, Yeah, the black market could be like, you know, an alleyway. I don't know. I just called it that. I just named it that. Don't take it to literally.
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Speaker 11: Episod is literally playing a million not literally.
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Speaker 2: Playing a million.
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Speaker 13: Recordings Uh, Brody.
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Speaker 1: How do you get that many calls? Like?
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Speaker 14: How much have you signed up for in the past that brokers have sold your information?
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Speaker 2: Nothing? I guess three four calls a week.
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Speaker 1: If five a day. Yeah, all it takes is for your number to be exposed in one place, one time, and then five hundred people are onto you. So you know it sucks, Brody. I hate that I did have I did have a slice suggest a service I can hire to have my phone number removed from UH lists. But I can't imagine that you can go into companies like if some guy or some program has we can't go into the company remove my list. You can just you can just remove it from future lists that maybe you can do. It's it's a nightmare. It's fine, and you know what. You know what else, when I'm in the car and it comes to the radio, it interrupts the baseball game with whatever I'm listening to while the phone rings for some stupid eight full four number, and you don't even want to touch it because you don't want to end the call because then it makes it seem like the number of works, right. I got like five calls from Arlene this week. Hey, this is Arlene is your name's not Arlene. Stop it, it's a recording.
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Speaker 15: Moving on, Hey, Brooklyn boys is Maria from Union City.
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Speaker 2: I want to leave this.
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Speaker 15: Talk back when I heard the previous episode, but now I'm listening to Slice time, and I just remembered, scary your reaction. Uh, not great, but not terrible. When my best friend from college went and got pregnant unexpectedly, she told me and I was like, on purpose, And she's like, why is that your reaction? I'm like, my bad.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well listen, this is my reaction to my co host from my other podcast her telling me she's pregnant with her third child, and you know, I just thought she was done, so I thought maybe it was an accident, you know. Okay, So so, in response to the talkback, if you have a friend in college or like they're not married, then then maybe the question is like on purpose? Right, And I'm not saying you shouldn't have children at a wedlock. Just if you're not married, there's a chance you weren't planning to have children, right. If you're married, you may again, there's still a chance you may have not been planning, but it's less likely your friends are gonna go for real. Opposed to what Scary did was when he yelled no priceless reaction.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, hey, it's Maria from Union City again.
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Speaker 2: So I should explain.
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Speaker 15: The reason I said on purpose is because the previous six months I was searching for a wedding dress with her. I was her maid of honor, and then she calls all excited saying I'm pregnant. I'm like, I'm purpose and she's like my auntie hit. The reaction to him like, yeah, well, I mean you just did make a five hundred dollars deposit on a nine hundred dollars dress and that was that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah all right, Yeah, that's that's probably timing wise, not the most common thing. First of all, you're not going to fit in your wedding dress. Second of all, I mean, do you want to be pregnant walking down the is on purpose? You might? You might, I just might. Pregnant women are beautiful. If you want to be extra beautiful on your wedding day, that's up to you. But I could see why her friend might be like, you know, I see why, baby, but not what you did. No excuse for what Scary did My Boys podcast, Okay, it must be summer, because uh wow, we're we're flying through these looking through this mean you're pushing the buttons faster. I honestly no, no, no, there's uh yeah, no, a little bit less yeah less this week. Yeah, but we're also you know, we're also tightening up. We're doing it on a Monday. We also told people, you know, no no more than four, right, well, three or four? Three or four? O three or four? Speaking of no more than four, the nixt game, the next series probably will go no more than four. I'm hope that's the case, right caps fans.
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Speaker 16: Good morning guys.
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Speaker 1: Been in a guinea from Brooklyn Brody.
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Speaker 13: I'm listening to that story about the fucking Walking Dead books. That's hysterical. But I gotta say, if the rolls were flipped and that was Scary that did that, which we know Scary would never go back for easily twenty eight bucks.
00:13:33
Speaker 1: Right score read a book or you know he's boogie like that.
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Speaker 13: But uh, if the roles will flipped, you'd be getting on about making an extra sixteen bucks, and I scary. I've been to Sweet Sixteen's in El Carripto. Was it in the big giant room? We had a. I went to sweet sixteen years ago. It was a four hundred and fifty people, which was ridiculous. But they do a stella stella stella thing, and uh.
00:14:03
Speaker 1: They do really really good named stella time. Wow, she's like right up on everybody. The time stamp between her and everybody else's is like right there with like she was like right up on the same minute. And Vinnie was so that that was part of Vinnie's h stuff. But anyway, that being said, Vinnie, Yes, nothing like a good old fashioned classic. Although I'm hearing that places like these are are going out left and right. The famous sir Ricos Catering Hall closed on Sunday night, sir Rico's in thirteenth Avenue and bens and Hurst has been there forever. I can't believe it. They're gone. And now word is that the very famous cozy Superenberger on Astor place in the village they're done after fifty five years. All these listens to the people of you who have no clue what he's done. I mean, these are I'm just being local, man, I'm being but it's there's got to be a place that you grew up with with in your childhood, and now all of a sudden, it's just all of a sudden, you're hearing they're closing the store, and you don't need to leave it talk back about it, because then you'll sound like Scary when you're like, oh yeah, most clothed in uh Wisconsin, most tavern from Springfield where the Simpsons are not No, oh no, not that one.
00:15:26
Speaker 5: Hey for boys, gens and Queen's one last time, Berdie, you asked, what's the dumbest part of the whole Scariest phone saga? In my opinion, this is the dumbest part. Scary will spend lots of money on random bullshit. He was willing to spend hundreds of dollars on a watch that he admittedly won't wear just to say he has it, but wasn't already spending a dime to ensure his phone that he needs for work in case something happens.
00:15:54
Speaker 1: Right, I should have done that point. I was an idiot for the bucks. It's like seventeen bucks a month worth every penny.
00:16:01
Speaker 13: Guys, don't email yourself your passwords. That's the worst thing you can do. That's the most hackable thing you have is.
00:16:06
Speaker 1: You You didn't say that. I didn't say email my pen.
00:16:09
Speaker 16: Your contacts as a as a contact like Anthony, whatever, and then you listed as the phone number you'll listen to your password or something like that.
00:16:26
Speaker 13: I've been doing that for years.
00:16:28
Speaker 1: Oh maybe I should have done that. That's pretty smart. So just to be clear, I didn't say email your passwords. I said email a coded version of your password. Yes, yep, I remember you saying, right, yep, that's what you say.
00:16:41
Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 1: Like so if I have a list of passwords, let's say, uh, pizza, right, let's say one of my passwords is pizza thirty seven, then I would put a P and two dashes, because I know I tend to use thirty seven, right, and I know P is for pizza. In this way, someone sees my email, they're like, dash, dash, I know what that is. I do. That's all here we go, Carrious Maddie from Queens for Brodie.
00:17:10
Speaker 14: You know you were wrong.
00:17:11
Speaker 1: You're laughing your way through it, but you know down you were wrong.
00:17:15
Speaker 2: It is definitely a seven told daring, definitely nine ten.
00:17:21
Speaker 1: Oh but you was wrong too, And I just want to return the books wrong.
00:17:26
Speaker 10: You knew going in you were wrong.
00:17:30
Speaker 1: You hear that Brody, you knew you. I thought it was more of a two three. No, it was more than if we sell the books. What you did was dirty, that was filthy. Wow, shut up, you're just trying to get me believe that. Brooklyn boys.
00:17:47
Speaker 11: You already know who it is from the background noise, Happy Memorial Day, weekend, Today's Thursday.
00:17:53
Speaker 1: It's my Friday, so fuck it, this is the weekend.
00:17:55
Speaker 11: But anyway, Brodie, you're gonna have something to say about what I'm about to say, So I'm gonna go ahead and preapologize my man. I'm sorry anyway, Joe Scary, what's up with on the Big Show? The demand episode? Sometimes the song like I I'm listening right now and star boy, but I believe the Weekend is just playing.
00:18:16
Speaker 1: Ooh, that's a mistake that should have been edited problem that should have been edited out. That was something that they didn't catch in the back room. But now you don't know what day it is? Yeah, because you didn't say what day today? You know what? DM scary because this isn't the place for you to be talking about what I stuff that Elvis Duran Morning show Man, Crackpot staff of people. They have a network of people that are supposed to be catching this. All right, but thanks thanks for the heads up in two parts.
00:18:46
Speaker 11: I know, I'm sorry that was a simple question, but I'm asking because isn't that like against some copyright. Yeah, like you don't have the license to play it, because I remember here starting on The Big Show, Elvis was talking about it earlier in the week So that is Dolson that sas on the demand of the story because there's no life for it. That's correct that I don't know anyway, having memorial that weekend, Brodie, I'm sorry again for asking about The Big Show.
00:19:12
Speaker 1: All its life all right, Well, yeah, I forgive you. You know, yeah, we unfortunately don't have the rights to play it there. We only have the rights to play it on the air. Now so if we played accurate, no, well we can, we can, but we can play we have to pay for it. We have to pay for it. And is this company going to pay for it? No, so we're not gonna play it, you know. That's why we don't play it because we don't want to pay for it. Costs a lot of money to do that, so yeah, so we can't do it. Speaking of musicians and the Cavaliers, Uh, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey sitting courtside for the Calves didn't help them win. But no, were they rooting for the Calves too, They're rooting for the cab. Yeah he's from Ohio. Ugh, Taylor, what are you doing? First of all, you're from Pennsylvania. What do you Oh? God, Pennsylvania is close to Ohio. Who they border each other? I think she should be a Knicks fan. Well she okay, because she lives in New York. Now, look she might be. She's bottlenecking all the New York restaurants, all the hot tables. It's killing, isn't it.
00:20:16
Speaker 16: It is Brooklyn boys.
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Speaker 6: She boy Alex from Texas coming in on episode about scary game that dangles in the middle. Brody, you missed the joke about that. I thought he was gonna say, now, scary. I thought you would have been good at it, since you're part of the s your own d society.
00:20:39
Speaker 1: Oh that's a good point. Yeah he missed that one. Yeah, new phone?
00:20:44
Speaker 13: Who is?
00:20:45
Speaker 6: Oh it?
00:20:45
Speaker 17: Does I have done something similar before?
00:20:49
Speaker 12: Scary?
00:20:49
Speaker 17: I'm sorry that that happened to you because it's so easy to get sidetracked. Thank god, it wasn't my phone, but it was the keys to my car, so it's still turned on.
00:20:57
Speaker 1: I was able to get it on. Then all of a sudden, I hear and it went all the way.
00:21:01
Speaker 17: Down the back and it did get run over a few times, but thankfully the fob was saved. But that will teach you, scary. One ultimate thing. Always get the insurance. Yes, and you know always Team Andrew Droid, team Samsung here, Yes, Brodie.
00:21:19
Speaker 1: Yes, fuck the uppushit, fuck.
00:21:22
Speaker 17: It, hate it, Android for life. I literally pay five dollars a month for Samsung Care Plus. And it's worth it. I just got an entirely new phone and upgraded like three generations of a phone because my battery was charging slowly. So let me tell you it's worth it. It's worth it always always, always, all.
00:21:43
Speaker 1: Right, thank you.
00:21:46
Speaker 18: Later from Ohio? Who is that person talking that sounds like me? A low tone? Who's that talk about unaware flipping back and all that? And his wife? Who is that?
00:22:01
Speaker 1: That's what we get me?
00:22:03
Speaker 12: All right?
00:22:03
Speaker 1: All right?
00:22:04
Speaker 11: It was?
00:22:04
Speaker 1: It was somebody imitating you, Liam, because and they say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, That's what they say. So being from Ohio, I said white broccoli is natural. Green brocli is a man made that's all I said. All right, thank you.
00:22:24
Speaker 19: Being from Ohio, I'll hear that rain. It's called Wi Fi School. We drank rain from s birch and pine trees. We do a lot of training other than that.
00:22:38
Speaker 1: Uh talk past is crazy crazy. Uh yeahs fuck crazy about the Sweet sixteen crap.
00:22:54
Speaker 18: I don't understand it. My sister had to go through it. I think it's Pagan and him. It's all bullshit, and then we like shit, we don't get nothing. We don't he's right, we're tall or cool, We're in twenty one.
00:23:12
Speaker 1: It's all bullshit. All right, thank you? Lean he stopped right there. Get he did it just in time before he goes any further, before he goes any further. Do you love me? You love me forever? Do you need me? All right, thank you. We'll be right back with Scary and Rody. I will remove my finger from the jingle button now. Since we we maxed it four right there, you almost you almost hit the We almost had a It's like back in the day, there was this seventies game show called The Gong Show where they would get up if they didn't like the back in the nineties, and well, they didn't like the act or whatever the case or whatever it was being done in front of them, and they would just get up or they would just take this big giant fucking allet mallet and hit the.
00:24:00
Speaker 11: Gong bong.
00:24:05
Speaker 1: A great show. A should bring that back. America's got talent they need, they need a gong like guy, you suck Gong Gong. I mean, the exes are fine, but the gong was the gong. All right, Gonga gong gong gong.
00:24:19
Speaker 7: Let'sy from Staten Allen. I totally agree with Brody on the backup phone. I have an iPhone sixteen screen is completely shattered as my current phone, and my backup phone is my old iPhone fourteen that I never traded in. So I use this iPhone sixteen that's shattered every day and if I want to call my friends, play the game on my other phone.
00:24:42
Speaker 2: Hey guys, you keep missing these.
00:24:45
Speaker 1: Second Yeah. No to comment on what she said, Yeah, I don't think I'm going to trade in this phone when it's done. I think I'm going to leave it as my backup phone. I think that is the best solution of all. Well, I don't know if you need a thousand dollars back phone, but you should have a backup phone, is really my point? All right? All right, where you got?
00:25:06
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, you keep missing these from DP from NC. He keeps teeing them up.
00:25:11
Speaker 11: He keep striking out here you go, you missed this one?
00:25:15
Speaker 1: Live your life?
00:25:16
Speaker 2: Okay, t okay, Rihanna.
00:25:26
Speaker 1: I love how he has to throw the Brody is wrong in there. I'm not sure what that's to do with me, but all right, I mean Scary didn't get it either, like a couple of scariest you know, maybe like Brody missed one, Brody missed one or Scary miss one. Keep at it. I like Brody is wrong.
00:25:50
Speaker 20: Yeah, Skyler from New Jersey, scary serious question. Do you ever give gifts or money based on your relationship with the person and not the type of party?
00:26:08
Speaker 1: Yes?
00:26:09
Speaker 20: Because what if your best friend who you've known, like you said, forever, and you know his daughter had a party at his house, would you have given her less?
00:26:18
Speaker 1: Why? No, I would not know. If that was the same person and they had it at the house, they're getting the same gift because of my personal relationship.
00:26:29
Speaker 20: Yeah, that's all Reggie here I think we all learned a valuable lesson from you guys. Do not have children with anyone Hispanic or Jewish, so you don't have to pay for a Kia or about or mitzvah.
00:26:47
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you guys.
00:26:49
Speaker 1: What about a communion or you know you can't avoid it? These kids the confirmation, the communion. I mean, you get hit from all sides with these kids growing up. I don't think, I don't think. I don't think atheists have parties? What else?
00:27:07
Speaker 20: Or do marry them? But don't have a girl. Just as valuable advice be China be China was.
00:27:17
Speaker 1: Still a boy. He still has a bar. Yeah, there's just no sweet sixteen for the boy. So that much you say, you don't get to double trouble.
00:27:27
Speaker 21: From Iowa, Brodie, I got a question. I always think you got it one. I'm scary every time he comes up with the story. You're like, oh, yeah, me too, Tom, let him have You don't always have to hear yourself from you know.
00:27:44
Speaker 1: Okay, you know we do a podcast, right, So I'm I just gonna sit here and not add to the Brodie's adding to the conversation. I guess, yeah, I guess that's what we're trying to one up him. I'm adding to the conversation. I don't necessarily, I don't say oh, I got a better story for you. I just say, oh, that happened to me, or I have a story at a restaurant. Yeah, no, no, no, no harm men, Yeah no. I don't think that there's any shade there. I don't. I've never felt felt that, I never felt, and I don't quite tell a story. And Scary says, oh, it happened to me at a restaurant once. Then I go, it's great, we don't we're not looking for.
00:28:18
Speaker 2: Thunder c from all over them.
00:28:22
Speaker 11: I've here.
00:28:24
Speaker 1: I just will say I think I.
00:28:25
Speaker 14: Heard that no episode about four times. Jo Oh my god, Scary, you are a hell of a character.
00:28:35
Speaker 11: You.
00:28:35
Speaker 14: You are definitely one of a kind.
00:28:37
Speaker 6: My man, thank you, oh my lord.
00:28:40
Speaker 1: Hey, whatever keeps you laughing? Baby you again?
00:28:44
Speaker 11: All right, thank y'all.
00:28:45
Speaker 14: Don't found me out.
00:28:46
Speaker 2: Don't found me out.
00:28:47
Speaker 9: And it's only my second one.
00:28:48
Speaker 14: I got one thing to say, and Brodie could get a past showing up to that store two minutes before they close. Then I feel like Scary deserves a past for pulling the up Hey, I'm scary around morning show a table. I think he deserves a pass, especially because by Busters and Nuts or whatever that company is.
00:29:11
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. I appreciate it. What's good for the goose is good for the ganders. This not Goofer's and Ganda. I I walked into the vest of you and said can I go in? They said yes. Scary goes in and then says I don't want to leave. No, this is just talking about getting the table on Mother's Day and cutting the line. Or I texted the manage your line. I walked, I asked him, But no, I formally I got invited to cut the Line's a difference. No, you called connection. I made a reservation. I made a reservation for a table. That's what I can't make a reservation for an instant. You can't go make instant reservation. Yeah, I like a reservation for right now. I gave him a thirty minute heads up that I was on my way. That's a reservation. No, you didn't do anything till you got there and saw the line. We all heard it. You can't go back and change the story I made. I made a reservation. Oh you did not.
00:29:57
Speaker 2: Moving on, Thank you again. Last one.
00:29:59
Speaker 14: I p promise I'm listening to the last three podcasts in a row today while I'm working.
00:30:04
Speaker 2: Anyways, A right to get on.
00:30:07
Speaker 14: What Scary was saying about the King Sanieta for men. My mom she's rere Puerto Rican, and I had a King Ciania, and my sister had one. My brother didn't, but he had an eighteenth birthday bash, and my mom she from the hood.
00:30:21
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
00:30:22
Speaker 14: So this bitch got him a freaking stripper, Yes, a stripper. Last one, Cue Brody, don't feel bad. Don't let Scary make you feel bad, because that shit is a win win.
00:30:34
Speaker 1: I would have loved to had.
00:30:37
Speaker 14: Something return, even though I had it for ten thousand years.
00:30:40
Speaker 2: He's just hating.
00:30:41
Speaker 1: He's hating, he's hating. Thanks you for all over the map. Yeah, I'm hating you. Remember that stripper story. I told you what my friend was trying to bargain the stripper down. Yes, yeah, I mentioned it to him last week and he's like, I have no memory of that. What are you talking about? You have no memory of it. You sat on the bench and you were like ten dollars, I give you five. He's like it sounds like me, but I don't remember that that's being cheap. They they work hard for their money.
00:31:08
Speaker 20: Question here, how does it work for you guys, not people in general, but you specifically like Brooklyn Boys, when you put your podcast on different podcast apps, like, do you get paid to put it on each of those or do you have to pay them to put neither of those?
00:31:28
Speaker 1: Neither more neither. We we get put on those for free. We get to launch them on all the networks that are possible. But the commercials run through. That's how we get paid through our sponsors. And the more people that are exposed to our episodes, the more money we can make. So if someone hears it on Spotify, iHeart doesn't matter as long as you're being exposed. I got a question, Yeah, I got a question, yep. When our podcasts go on Apple Music, yes, will put their commercials. Now they have the iHeart commercials on there, and how does Apple make money? It's a good question, but the same commercials to research that commercials run through. Yeah, the iHeart through it. It's so whatever that whoever bought that space is here in the commercial. Yeah. Now I'm trying to figure out how Deezer makes money.
00:32:24
Speaker 20: I don't know how that's working in everything, but iHeart should be paying you, guys, because you do constant pre advertisement of their app, because you're constantly telling people listen on the iHeart app and then you can do a talk back.
00:32:39
Speaker 12: You can only do a.
00:32:40
Speaker 20: Talk back if you're on the iHeart app. And you were like the pioneer of podcast episode solely dedicated to their feature. So they should definitely be paying you.
00:32:49
Speaker 1: I mean, from your mouth to God's ears, thank you so much. We've been trying to brought you an idea. Master. It was my idea to do the second podcast. No, it was not. Yes, it was it was my idea, let's slices go to the first slice time. It was your idea. It was your idea to play the part of the talk backs at the end of the episode. Nope, and it was it was. It was my idea to create an entirely second podcast a week dedicated to it. No, you were complaining we had too many ladies and gentlemen. This is a perfect example of revisionist history. Go back doesn't matter. I named it, wrote the jingle, so we're even what it was.
00:33:27
Speaker 20: I don't think i've ever called in to say, scary is right, but scary, I've got the ball up with you taking something broken and putting it in an Amazon box and putting it on the front steps are works. They take it every time and it never comes back. So either they don't realize I purposely did it, or they get too far away to even return it. So thank you for that.
00:33:52
Speaker 1: You're welcome for that. All right, this is right Pennslvania first time.
00:33:59
Speaker 4: So right now Brody's uh rating. Yeah, so I don't fall Brodie for not knowing all of this information.
00:34:12
Speaker 1: But the computer that we have a good points.
00:34:18
Speaker 4: Now, so yeah, the computer that's scary is logged on with his app. Why d he can kind of mirror that to his phone the same way or to his app wyd the same way that you can mirror your notes app on your computer. I have an iPhone, I have a regular computer. I have a tablets and all of them. I can download iTunes and put my app. Now that scary. You can make a backup of your phone once a week, once a month on any computer using iTunes app. So if your phone ever gets lost or is completely obliterated, you just plugging the new phone to it and use your back up activate it.
00:35:05
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have the cloud backup, I cloud, I've got I've got a kid. He wasn't home, that was the problem, and he couldn't get his phone at re appled. Yeah, but that's okay. We found we finally found our way through. There was light at the end of that tunnel. I finally got called Apple the app he could help you.
00:35:22
Speaker 10: Brooklyn boys always pritty and scary shaking from Virginia. In regards to Berty returning those books to Barnes and Noble years after he bought them, it's completely fine because they were briand new. Honestly, the park manager probably didn't even buy his story. But because they were a new condition is why she took him back. And maybe she did buy his story, who does. But like I said, because they were knew is why she took him back and they could resell the books. Scary trying to say it was grimy that he did that. Dude, you defended Darren returning e used air mattress back to target. That's grimy and disgusting. So you can't defend that. And dude, you just get the line on Mother's Day and that's just as grimy. So Brodie, you're all good. Bro Scary, you're grimy and your friend's grimy. Slice for life always Brodie and Scary.
00:36:19
Speaker 1: Let's talk back, right. I'll say I disagree with her on all accounts, though it's not grimy. That's just her opinion. Listen, anybody who has an advantage in some way, shape or form to get something done faster, they're going to do it, or or to get out to get ac If someone did that to your mother with you waiting for a time, let me say this. Okay, this was we were again. We were coming from the cemetery where we visited my mother, and we were out in Long Island, and we were all the way out in Long Island, and it had been an early morning, and we thought we were good by showing up at nine at nine o'clock, I mean, and we weren't. Hey, listen, but but that's where but see, that's where you aren't honoring your mother at lunch. You honored your mother. Then you went for lunch, and then there were people there. We went, we went from breakfast. Okay, there were people there that wanted to honor their actual mothers. I'm taking them to lunch. My point is, if anyone has an advantage to get ahead in any situation, they will We are humans, we will take take it. So I happen to have the general manager's information, that's it. You know, that's it. You know what in the world it is? What it is, William Shakespeare. The Lady doth protest too much? Now Now, by the way, I don't know if I was in full of favor of Tall Darren returning the air mattress. On that I was just a little I was quite questioned if for sure, and your question it but not on the podcast. You didn't say I can't believe you did that. Well, I didn't say it was wrong. I just watched. I still on the sidelines in that one. I wouldn't have personally, I wouldn't have done it. I wouldn't not have done that. But that's just me. But then again, people wear clothing and they make it all disgusting. They sully it up and they return it at all times because people are disgusting as a society. Humans are gross. My comic books were not worn. Here we go, oh, come on, all right, for.
00:38:23
Speaker 20: The first time in Forever Scary Thing Home for the first.
00:38:31
Speaker 8: Time ever, Thank you, scares are going away.
00:38:36
Speaker 1: Okay, that's making me want to leave town immediately. Thanks.
00:38:41
Speaker 2: Hey broken boys.
00:38:43
Speaker 12: MJ from Jay just comments on the book return at Bonds.
00:38:47
Speaker 2: And hey, that was great.
00:38:50
Speaker 12: Oh my god, I can't believe they bought that story.
00:38:53
Speaker 2: Hey what the hell?
00:38:54
Speaker 12: You got more money in your pocket and they worry we'll return it.
00:38:57
Speaker 2: I've done stuff like.
00:38:58
Speaker 12: That and they didn't return it because they said it's too old. But that was good. Also, sorry about the phone. Now I know not to put my password in notes. I did the same thing, all right. I'm only leaving two son, want to get that jingle on me? Yeah, I put my password in notes for my iPhone, but now I will do an email. And I also have a book with my passwords in it, so that you know. That's helpful as well. All right, and I hope you guys got a great week ahead. Thanks and thanks Chad from Omaha sticking up for me with the light switch thing. Bye.
00:39:41
Speaker 1: Well, look at that. She was concise because she was afraid in fear of the jingle being played on her. I like this jingle thing.
00:39:48
Speaker 22: He broke both on this and he'sawways brody and scaracter if the book was never touched, it was if Brody bought the book, left it in the bag and then put the bag away, and then you know, once you're returned it, then that's it's a brand new book. It's never been used, Snaik is folded. If it be folded or crimped, then yeah, if he read through it and left some marks, you know, some smudgels on the pages, yes it's used. If now it's brand fucking new, and he should return there and go, hey, broken, busy for the sand he's always burning.
00:40:18
Speaker 1: Scary.
00:40:20
Speaker 22: So and the leftew phone on top of the car fiesco scary. You have to be the dumbest motherfucker.
00:40:27
Speaker 1: Listen.
00:40:27
Speaker 22: I get a tiny heart attack when I touched my side packet where I usually put my phone and it's not there, and then I remember, oh, it's in my back packet. Scary, Like, that's how obsessed I am where my phone is. Who leaves their phone on top of their car? Are you a special kind of dumb ass? I'm sorry, but my guy.
00:40:46
Speaker 1: My hands were full. You had to see what was going on. Okay, I'm one man, and I had a lot to carry. I had to put the phone down for a second. What do you want me to say, put in your pocket?
00:40:58
Speaker 22: Seriously, what do you think it was gonna happen after when on the floor and then in the middle of the road, you think it was gonna be in presine condition and you were able to, you know, plug.
00:41:08
Speaker 1: It back in.
00:41:09
Speaker 22: Who cares somebody took it. That would have taken a piece of ship. Phone that is broken and it cannot be repaired. Now, I'm sure somebody's gonna come up here and say no, you can get their hawkers and they're gonna open it.
00:41:20
Speaker 1: Bla blah blah blah bla blah blah.
00:41:21
Speaker 22: Nobody gives a flying fuck about a iPhone Now it's on the floor.
00:41:26
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I needed to see it for myself. I need a closure. Oh he left another one.
00:41:32
Speaker 22: Also, you mean to tell me that you get every fucking time you get a new car, you get the tire package, and you had no Apple Care on this fucking phone. I'm kind of bougie person, are you. I mean, seriously, let's just talk about it. You get the tire package, but you had no protection for your iPhone. I'm happy. I'm an Android. And by the way, Brody is one hundred percent. Right, I have my backup email, I have my back everything is in my computer and if everything else fails, season a sticking oe in my closet.
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Speaker 1: All right, you know what Juan Valdez didn't do, didn fifth talk did not leave a fifth talk back. Tell you that jingle discipline is working. I like that. And that's it, folks. That's all we got for this week. I appreciate it. Thank you so much for leaving your talkbacks and showing some interest in your boys. As Elvis ran in the Morning Show is on vacation. The Big Show is on vacation this entire week. So what does that mean? That means is public service means let me finish my sentence. Let me finish my sentence. I was just gonna give a date, Okay, let me finish my sentence. That means you have more room and time to listen to past episodes you might have missed of your Brooklyn Boys, So why don't you take some of that time rather because a lot of people belly ache, I'm hearing a repeat. I heard this if you hadn't heard the content, And by the way, we have some stellar Elvis Dran the Morning Show content for you. I know because I program that fucking shit and we have some hilarious beestus, but a lot of people have not heard them. So listen to that now. If you come into a situation where you've heard it before, take that moment and don't go anywhere else but into the app and hit one of your Brooklyn Boys podcasts and give us a listen to an episode you missed. That is my public service announcement for this week. And now, Brody, we were going to say it's Memorial Day week. It's May twenty fifth as we're recording this. Yes, just because if someone listens to this a month from now, you may not be on vacation. That's true, all right, and forget this isn't real time, so that is correct. I appreciate the Addendumn't go eat your fucking dinner, Brody. Thank you. We will see you boys in a couple of days with a new episode of the Brooklyn Boys podcast on a vacation week getting reactions.
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Speaker 19: This podcats all depends on you to talk about something, baby, tell a lot of.
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Speaker 16: Things to look be on
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Speaker 2: Free Tser