June 17, 2020 • 12 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
Fine Presents show. It's the period I don't hear you show.
(00:27):
I don't understand. I though we've figured this all out
how many things. But here's my question. Garrett and Garrett
and Brodie aren't they figuring it out the same thing?
And Sam? So how come the two of them are
fine but then the third one is not fine? So
so Brodie? Yeah, Brodie uses uh many computers uh to listen,
(00:49):
and he's sometimes not plugged into the correct one and
his computer can't update. So yeah, that's yeah. But I
have another Questiontory hold on his back. Maybe I could
ask him, Maybe you could ask him, why do I
love this? Muted? I think he's connected him, Oh he
can't hear ask that the cameras not on. My question
(01:10):
is that, like he knows what time we do this
every day? Like what he starts setting up forty seconds
before we start doing it, Like, like, why you set
up forty minutes before we start doing it? Yeah? I
know this really doesn't matter because it's a podcast, But
we waited five minutes to start this in the first place,
because yeah, is he there? There? No, he has to
(01:33):
Here's what's gonna have to happen. He's going to have
to call on the phone, he's gonna have to listen
with his cell phone, he's going to have to watch
us on zoom, and he's going to have to talk
into his microphone, which is a whole to do that
and not Garrett. I don't understand why can't he Because
because Garrett's mike and Sam's mike has a headset on
(01:54):
it head to headphone jack, and so Garret's plugged in
directly to his head to head on the microphone. Brodie's
does not have that because he didn't want to spend
the extra eighteen dollars to get that microphone. Serious, shut up,
I have that same microphone, right, I haven't. There's a
hole in the microphone for your headphones in the bottom.
Oh yeah, yeah, that was an extra eighteen dollars. He
(02:17):
didn't buy that feature. He didn't want to pay extra, right,
And and I've been arguing with him about this on
the Brooklyn Boys podcast, because it's very simple. Spend the
extra eighteen dollars, get the headphone hole and you can
hear us. But now he wants a cheap model. I'd
pay eight extra eighteen dollars for an extra hole any
day of the week. I mean, I don't know about you,
(02:41):
that's all it cost. I mean, well together and get
him the damn eight or whatever it is. No, no,
and no, I know, listen, I follow your train of thought, Froggy,
and usually I'm about that. But if it's going to
cause all of us inconvenience every single day, it's gonna
be what two bucks of person I see it as content,
but have to buy the whole entire new microphone. You
(03:02):
can't just buy the microphone, but you can't just add
a hole to it. It's not that kind of true,
you know, like an eBay supermarket going on in his
house for all these years, he's got a superstore. He
can sell that. He could move that freaking cheap mic
on eBay for like fifty bucks, probably get more than
he paid for it, and still turn a profit, because
that's what the guy does. He's probably listening to us
(03:22):
right now and just not talking and can't talk so much.
We can see. Yeah, he's got to be able to
hear us. Well, No, he's got his camera turned off.
It's the character characature that, by the way, looks nothing
like him to go ahead if he if he paid
the eighteen dollars, though, guys, we would not have had
so much fun with this. I remember when he bought
(03:43):
the microphone. Scary told him which one to buy and
he said, quote, I'm not made of money like you, Scary,
I'm not buying that one. And it was it was
like eighteen or twenty dollars difference. That's it. Yes, he
get the snowblow, he got the sall got the snowball.
Go on the Urban dictionary. That's got a completely different meaning.
(04:03):
It really does. What were we going to talk about
before this sidetracked this for the last four and a
half minutes. Aliens talk about aliens, Yeah, he said, he alien.
Excuse what was the story, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett your microphone
(04:25):
or did Brody cause you stress? I think by Garrett
Garrett's muted Hold on a second, Garrett is definitely muted,
I asked, m all right, I just muted, Garrett. Just
listening to this podcast. You really should just go watch
this and there you are there? Am I back? Yeah? Alright? There?
(04:50):
You all right? Sorry about that. You're using your computer's audio,
by the way, and not your your microphone. Well, yeah, yeah, no,
it all got screwed up from here talking talking about
stool Garrimo Marino. No, no, no relation to uh some
of our friends there. He was. He's a great soccer player,
and his teammates said he was late for practice the
other day, but he came in with the excuse that
(05:11):
he was abducted by aliens, and they believed him because
he's one of those upstanding guys on his team. So
they're like, Okay, we're not going to question he's a leader.
So he was abducted by aliens. What we're gonna say,
he's abducted by aliens? Yeah, I would totally, But because
I've been abducted by aliens, I think you have a stroke.
(05:32):
You didn't even get abducted by aliens. Abducted by aliens,
I'd be like four or five. And Okay, what I'm
gonna tell you is what a lot of people that
have been abducted by aliens say. So I was in
bed and I had this weird dream that there was
a spaceship over our house, and you know, in bed,
(05:53):
I shared a bedroom with my brother, and it was
like hovering over our house and there was lights and
making this whirring noise. So I woke up. I remember,
I woke up, and then I look out the window
and it wasn't a dream. There was an actual spaceship
and I could see the lights going around in a circle.
Your but when you woke up, no, hang on, So
(06:16):
I remember I was there, was so scared. I pulled
the sheets up over my head and like, you know,
just and I could he still hear the whirring noise.
And the next thing I know, I wake up and
it's like eight hours later. I hadn't moved a muscle
and I was still in the same exact position as
(06:39):
when I fell asleep, and I willed myself to sleep.
So they say that when you're abducted by aliens, you
this is passage of time that you don't know. Just
last night, right here we go. So this is what
because Brody pop back in the room for a second
(07:01):
and realigned everything. So, Nate, it's funny you say that,
though Guerremo Marino said that he felt the same way
you did, and that he was gone for two days
and then he that's how that's why he was late. Yeah,
it was eight hours like that. I mean, it just
blew by and I woke up. I was in the
same exact position, and I was just so freaked out.
(07:21):
And I think, I don't even think I ever told
my parents. I don't want to admit that I was probed,
but I believe you seriously, like you talk, we don't
tell your parents you think you got probed. I was probed,
and I didn't know what a probing was that Alvis
told me he thinks he got probed last night. He
told me that earlier today. Different probing different. I first
(07:44):
learned about probing on that episode of South Park where
Cartman had probe? Is that the kind of thing that
you experienced? I learned about it watching a VHS tape
I wasn't supposed to be watching when I was twelve.
Nate learned about it firsthand. Probing that well, why would
they take you? There must be something they put in you.
(08:05):
Did they put like a chip or something like something
a scar on my ankle and there when I touch it,
it feels like there's something underneath the scar. I think
I've been chipped by an alien. Okay, I would like
let me say, have you never mentioned this to the
(08:26):
doctors or anyone? Going to say, would yeah, tell them
this's up story. You just told us to see what
their reaction is for, like one of your m R
eyes or all that stuff you do. Just stick your
ankle in there. You can't do that. See what's under there? Right? Yeah,
I know you're going to do my brain, but what
can we do my ankle? Alien story? I'm sorry you
(08:48):
guys don't believe me. No, I believe you. I'm on
board with you, and I have one more question, Nate,
did you see them? Did you see what the aliens
look like? No? I did not green. No, I don't
know if you were. You know, people tell me I
look like an alien all the time, right, so I
kind of see it. I'm not gonna lie. I get
the big eyes, I got the round face and all
that kind of stuff. I wanted to know from you
(09:09):
if it was confirmed. Some doucher yesterday on my Instagram
slid in and decided to tell me that I looked
like an alien. Then we got into an argument about it,
and I think he challenged me to a duel, but
I'm not sure. Hold on, are you serious? Yeah? He
was like, because I was like, dude, it's too easy
to take shots at you. So I'm not gonna do it.
(09:29):
I understand that that's rude of me to say, but
it was true. Did he leave the comment up after
he gave it to you? Yeah, he left it after
he tried to say, you don't know where I am.
You wouldn't say that to my face, say it to
my face. I was like, oh, you don't know me.
I would say it to your face. Oh my gosh,
what he left He's still there. Scott O'Brien. I think
(09:52):
that's a very common name to Scott O'Brien. Got O'Brien. Yeah.
People have just been extra trolly lately, and I know
we've all had our own little incidents of trolling. Scary
got it, froggy got it. People will say shipped to
you on social media that they would never in a
million years say to your face. Number one and number two.
We get comments, and a lot of times you don't
(10:14):
have to say anything. Our listeners are amazing. They will
come to your defense and they will completely rail this person.
The problem with Instagram is is that that when that
person deletes their comment, all the subsequent replies underneath it
go away. I'm like, no, no, no no, no, bitch, you're
not you're not going to race that ship. I want
that there to live so that people can see what
an asshole you are. Absolutely. Roseanne Gregor, who commented on
(10:41):
a picture of me yesterday, you know the picture I
put with me and my friends hanging out having dinner
and Hoboken for outdoor dining. She wrote, well, there's a
bunch of ugly guys with a wacky face and and
and a wine emoji. So I wrote, Hey, Rosanne Gregor,
how rude? What would suggest you to make a comment
(11:03):
like this? Walk me through your thought process. I'm trying
to understand. And then somebody comes to my rescue that
apparently she's been hitting the bottle too hard. She this
woman called her a car and have another bottle. So
I let the listeners take care of it. But give
you a fucking break. It's a picture of ten guys
having once or dinner whatever, and you say, oh, that's
your that's the first thing that comes to your mind.
(11:24):
It's going to be funny. What's what's up? But doesn't
she know we're the only ones that are allowed to
poke fun at you. I mean, come on, there needs
to be a feature where you can lock that comment. Well,
you were, You as the owner, can lock that comment
and it can never be taken down. Instagram needs to
(11:45):
step up to the fucking plate today and make that change.
Not only that, it needs to highlight those comments up
at the top. Yeah, so it's obvious what a big
asshole all of these people are that are doing ship.
Yeah yeah see and sure style guys's with Bi's been
on with us? He looks sad. Yeah, h, Brodie, don't
(12:08):
you agree to Instagram should make it so you can't
delete a comment when an asshole leaves a comment, and
that way it has to stay forever. Endeavor
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
Fine Presents show. It's the period I don't hear you show.
(00:27):
I don't understand. I though we've figured this all out
how many things. But here's my question. Garrett and Garrett
and Brodie aren't they figuring it out the same thing?
And Sam? So how come the two of them are
fine but then the third one is not fine? So
so Brodie? Yeah, Brodie uses uh many computers uh to listen,
(00:49):
and he's sometimes not plugged into the correct one and
his computer can't update. So yeah, that's yeah. But I
have another Questiontory hold on his back. Maybe I could
ask him, Maybe you could ask him, why do I
love this? Muted? I think he's connected him, Oh he
can't hear ask that the cameras not on. My question
(01:10):
is that, like he knows what time we do this
every day? Like what he starts setting up forty seconds
before we start doing it, Like, like, why you set
up forty minutes before we start doing it? Yeah? I
know this really doesn't matter because it's a podcast, But
we waited five minutes to start this in the first place,
because yeah, is he there? There? No, he has to
(01:33):
Here's what's gonna have to happen. He's going to have
to call on the phone, he's gonna have to listen
with his cell phone, he's going to have to watch
us on zoom, and he's going to have to talk
into his microphone, which is a whole to do that
and not Garrett. I don't understand why can't he Because
because Garrett's mike and Sam's mike has a headset on
(01:54):
it head to headphone jack, and so Garret's plugged in
directly to his head to head on the microphone. Brodie's
does not have that because he didn't want to spend
the extra eighteen dollars to get that microphone. Serious, shut up,
I have that same microphone, right, I haven't. There's a
hole in the microphone for your headphones in the bottom.
Oh yeah, yeah, that was an extra eighteen dollars. He
(02:17):
didn't buy that feature. He didn't want to pay extra, right,
And and I've been arguing with him about this on
the Brooklyn Boys podcast, because it's very simple. Spend the
extra eighteen dollars, get the headphone hole and you can
hear us. But now he wants a cheap model. I'd
pay eight extra eighteen dollars for an extra hole any
day of the week. I mean, I don't know about you,
(02:41):
that's all it cost. I mean, well together and get
him the damn eight or whatever it is. No, no,
and no, I know, listen, I follow your train of thought, Froggy,
and usually I'm about that. But if it's going to
cause all of us inconvenience every single day, it's gonna
be what two bucks of person I see it as content,
but have to buy the whole entire new microphone. You
(03:02):
can't just buy the microphone, but you can't just add
a hole to it. It's not that kind of true,
you know, like an eBay supermarket going on in his
house for all these years, he's got a superstore. He
can sell that. He could move that freaking cheap mic
on eBay for like fifty bucks, probably get more than
he paid for it, and still turn a profit, because
that's what the guy does. He's probably listening to us
(03:22):
right now and just not talking and can't talk so much.
We can see. Yeah, he's got to be able to
hear us. Well, No, he's got his camera turned off.
It's the character characature that, by the way, looks nothing
like him to go ahead if he if he paid
the eighteen dollars, though, guys, we would not have had
so much fun with this. I remember when he bought
(03:43):
the microphone. Scary told him which one to buy and
he said, quote, I'm not made of money like you, Scary,
I'm not buying that one. And it was it was
like eighteen or twenty dollars difference. That's it. Yes, he
get the snowblow, he got the sall got the snowball.
Go on the Urban dictionary. That's got a completely different meaning.
(04:03):
It really does. What were we going to talk about
before this sidetracked this for the last four and a
half minutes. Aliens talk about aliens, Yeah, he said, he alien.
Excuse what was the story, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett your microphone
(04:25):
or did Brody cause you stress? I think by Garrett
Garrett's muted Hold on a second, Garrett is definitely muted,
I asked, m all right, I just muted, Garrett. Just
listening to this podcast. You really should just go watch
this and there you are there? Am I back? Yeah? Alright? There?
(04:50):
You all right? Sorry about that. You're using your computer's audio,
by the way, and not your your microphone. Well, yeah, yeah, no,
it all got screwed up from here talking talking about
stool Garrimo Marino. No, no, no relation to uh some
of our friends there. He was. He's a great soccer player,
and his teammates said he was late for practice the
other day, but he came in with the excuse that
(05:11):
he was abducted by aliens, and they believed him because
he's one of those upstanding guys on his team. So
they're like, Okay, we're not going to question he's a leader.
So he was abducted by aliens. What we're gonna say,
he's abducted by aliens? Yeah, I would totally, But because
I've been abducted by aliens, I think you have a stroke.
(05:32):
You didn't even get abducted by aliens. Abducted by aliens,
I'd be like four or five. And Okay, what I'm
gonna tell you is what a lot of people that
have been abducted by aliens say. So I was in
bed and I had this weird dream that there was
a spaceship over our house, and you know, in bed,
(05:53):
I shared a bedroom with my brother, and it was
like hovering over our house and there was lights and
making this whirring noise. So I woke up. I remember,
I woke up, and then I look out the window
and it wasn't a dream. There was an actual spaceship
and I could see the lights going around in a circle.
Your but when you woke up, no, hang on, So
(06:16):
I remember I was there, was so scared. I pulled
the sheets up over my head and like, you know,
just and I could he still hear the whirring noise.
And the next thing I know, I wake up and
it's like eight hours later. I hadn't moved a muscle
and I was still in the same exact position as
(06:39):
when I fell asleep, and I willed myself to sleep.
So they say that when you're abducted by aliens, you
this is passage of time that you don't know. Just
last night, right here we go. So this is what
because Brody pop back in the room for a second
(07:01):
and realigned everything. So, Nate, it's funny you say that,
though Guerremo Marino said that he felt the same way
you did, and that he was gone for two days
and then he that's how that's why he was late. Yeah,
it was eight hours like that. I mean, it just
blew by and I woke up. I was in the
same exact position, and I was just so freaked out.
(07:21):
And I think, I don't even think I ever told
my parents. I don't want to admit that I was probed,
but I believe you seriously, like you talk, we don't
tell your parents you think you got probed. I was probed,
and I didn't know what a probing was that Alvis
told me he thinks he got probed last night. He
told me that earlier today. Different probing different. I first
(07:44):
learned about probing on that episode of South Park where
Cartman had probe? Is that the kind of thing that
you experienced? I learned about it watching a VHS tape
I wasn't supposed to be watching when I was twelve.
Nate learned about it firsthand. Probing that well, why would
they take you? There must be something they put in you.
(08:05):
Did they put like a chip or something like something
a scar on my ankle and there when I touch it,
it feels like there's something underneath the scar. I think
I've been chipped by an alien. Okay, I would like
let me say, have you never mentioned this to the
(08:26):
doctors or anyone? Going to say, would yeah, tell them
this's up story. You just told us to see what
their reaction is for, like one of your m R
eyes or all that stuff you do. Just stick your
ankle in there. You can't do that. See what's under there? Right? Yeah,
I know you're going to do my brain, but what
can we do my ankle? Alien story? I'm sorry you
(08:48):
guys don't believe me. No, I believe you. I'm on
board with you, and I have one more question, Nate,
did you see them? Did you see what the aliens
look like? No? I did not green. No, I don't
know if you were. You know, people tell me I
look like an alien all the time, right, so I
kind of see it. I'm not gonna lie. I get
the big eyes, I got the round face and all
that kind of stuff. I wanted to know from you
(09:09):
if it was confirmed. Some doucher yesterday on my Instagram
slid in and decided to tell me that I looked
like an alien. Then we got into an argument about it,
and I think he challenged me to a duel, but
I'm not sure. Hold on, are you serious? Yeah? He
was like, because I was like, dude, it's too easy
to take shots at you. So I'm not gonna do it.
(09:29):
I understand that that's rude of me to say, but
it was true. Did he leave the comment up after
he gave it to you? Yeah, he left it after
he tried to say, you don't know where I am.
You wouldn't say that to my face, say it to
my face. I was like, oh, you don't know me.
I would say it to your face. Oh my gosh,
what he left He's still there. Scott O'Brien. I think
(09:52):
that's a very common name to Scott O'Brien. Got O'Brien. Yeah.
People have just been extra trolly lately, and I know
we've all had our own little incidents of trolling. Scary
got it, froggy got it. People will say shipped to
you on social media that they would never in a
million years say to your face. Number one and number two.
We get comments, and a lot of times you don't
(10:14):
have to say anything. Our listeners are amazing. They will
come to your defense and they will completely rail this person.
The problem with Instagram is is that that when that
person deletes their comment, all the subsequent replies underneath it
go away. I'm like, no, no, no no, no, bitch, you're
not you're not going to race that ship. I want
that there to live so that people can see what
an asshole you are. Absolutely. Roseanne Gregor, who commented on
(10:41):
a picture of me yesterday, you know the picture I
put with me and my friends hanging out having dinner
and Hoboken for outdoor dining. She wrote, well, there's a
bunch of ugly guys with a wacky face and and
and a wine emoji. So I wrote, Hey, Rosanne Gregor,
how rude? What would suggest you to make a comment
(11:03):
like this? Walk me through your thought process. I'm trying
to understand. And then somebody comes to my rescue that
apparently she's been hitting the bottle too hard. She this
woman called her a car and have another bottle. So
I let the listeners take care of it. But give
you a fucking break. It's a picture of ten guys
having once or dinner whatever, and you say, oh, that's
your that's the first thing that comes to your mind.
(11:24):
It's going to be funny. What's what's up? But doesn't
she know we're the only ones that are allowed to
poke fun at you. I mean, come on, there needs
to be a feature where you can lock that comment. Well,
you were, You as the owner, can lock that comment
and it can never be taken down. Instagram needs to
(11:45):
step up to the fucking plate today and make that change.
Not only that, it needs to highlight those comments up
at the top. Yeah, so it's obvious what a big
asshole all of these people are that are doing ship.
Yeah yeah see and sure style guys's with Bi's been
on with us? He looks sad. Yeah, h, Brodie, don't
(12:08):
you agree to Instagram should make it so you can't
delete a comment when an asshole leaves a comment, and
that way it has to stay forever. Endeavor
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