The Brooklyn Boys SLICE TIME for Ep. #297

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Brooklyn Boys Podcast reactions.

Speaker 2 (00:14):
This podcast all depends on you, Baby.

Speaker 3 (00:23):
Free and it is slice time for Brooklyn Boys Podcast
number two ninety seven. And before Hey, I'm dated Brody. Hey,
I'm Scary Jones. And Scary is not using his gold
mic right now. No, it's in the repair shop, all right,

(00:45):
it's I want to make a big announcement when it's
finally uh in use. It's a work in progress right now.
I'm told it may now need to be sent out.
We had Jeff from our engineering staff looking at it.
He unscrewed the thing and he was, you know, I'm
a careful He unscrewed the thing and he couldn't fix it.
That's I said, careful, it's my baby. Oh no. There
were wires and things in there, and parts that I'd

(01:07):
never seen before. I didn't know the microphones were made
up of those things. But I'm the guy ever come
over and clicked the red wire. But Ford explodes, dude.

Speaker 4 (01:14):
It was.

Speaker 3 (01:14):
It was seriously like that, and then and and then
he was looking at it, perform trying to perform some surgery.
Put it back together again like humpty dumpty, but didn't
didn't sound any better. He goes, all right, we're gonna
have to send this back to the company. So I
think that's the next phase, right, all right, anyway, this
is the Brooklyn Boys companion companion episode. All right, this

(01:36):
is the episode about the episode? Was that like half
Spanish like compangnon episode? I don't think that's a word podcast. Yeah, yeah,
this is the episode about the episode to ninety seven
and before. Okay, by the way, speaking of Spanish, did
you see Mexico as a new president? Yeah? What's her name?
She's Jewish?

Speaker 5 (01:53):
He's Jewish?

Speaker 3 (01:53):
Right, Shineboum she is. She's Jewish, Cloudy Shinebaum Mexican. Mexico
is a Jewish female president. Yes. I would make lots
of jokes, but unless you Jewish won't get them. Like,
for instance, the peso is now going to be made
of chocolate. You get that joke? I do, because yeah,
because you get gelt right. The gold coins, the gold
coins chocolate Cinco de Mayo is now going to be
eight nights.

Speaker 6 (02:14):
Hi.

Speaker 3 (02:15):
Oh, I got a bunch of them anyway, said I
sat up that night, right and I wrote like a
dozen of them. We'll come see you at uh at
what at chuckles at chuckles. The chuckle Patch bananas. Brodie's
gonna be playing the chuckle pat I'll be I'll be
a yuck yucks all week. Walk a walk is on Saturday,
on Sunday, Yeah what what on Monday? Anyway? Yeah, before

(02:41):
I get a funny stand up comedy story for the
Brooklyn Boys, remind me of a comedian who doesn't recognize
humor and took something I said seriously. All right, awesome.
I love that. I see that in my everyday life. Anyway,
these are your talkbacks. If you listen to the ihet
radio app, you press the talk back button and you
h you leave us feedback. If you listen to other apps,

(03:01):
well start listening to the ont radio apps so you
could be part of the and then you'd like to
give your opinion, like this is what we talked about,
like these people, Hey, Brooklyn Boys.

Speaker 7 (03:09):
Is shaming from queens. But you guys already know that
I'm gonna be serious for a minute, which is very unlikely.
I'm right now sitting here with five stitches in my
finger and a lot of fucking pain, but you guys
making me laugh is helping me forget about that pain.
So I just want to say that you guys have
no idea how your show and what you do may

(03:31):
help someone listening feel better. So I just wanted to
say thank you for.

Speaker 8 (03:37):
What you did.

Speaker 3 (03:38):
You're well if I welcome Jamie from Queens to help
your finger gets better. And that's a nice way to
open up slice time.

Speaker 7 (03:43):
Yeah, Hey, Brooklyn Boys, it's me again, back to my
normal bullshit.

Speaker 8 (03:47):
So last week all the nice Lifetime called scary Boozy
instead of bougie. Well that's it. I guess it's official.
The Brooklyn Boys.

Speaker 7 (03:55):
Podcast with David Brody and Skiboozy Jones.

Speaker 3 (04:00):
Okay, thanks. By the way, I see Shaboozi is playing
the iHeart Radio music fest in the World. He's also
going to be playing another concert for us locally sometime
this summer in New York detail soon. It's either the
end of Summer Bash or that, you know, one of those.

Speaker 9 (04:16):
Really not nice making fun of the way I say
xt well aware that it's asked, sometimes it just slips
out like a thought. I'm sure that you wouldn't make
fun of the pronunciation of someone, let's say, from the Netherlands,
and I'm very well aware of your last name. I

(04:36):
was just wondering how you got your Jones part. By
the way, Victoria from Brooklyn.

Speaker 3 (04:42):
Of course, can't forget you anyway. The way did you
catch that?

Speaker 1 (04:46):
She was?

Speaker 3 (04:46):
It came out like a fault. It came like a thought.
I love the way she says that me too. That
so sex you feel like it turns me on? But
you did you did explain the Jones part? I did? Yeah,
basically Joel was it? My friend Joel in homeroom basically
started everybody with Jones in their last name. Hey, so
and so Jones, so and so Scary Jones, right, I
would have been I would have been Brody Jones, right,
Brodie Jones, Brodie Jones. Yeah. Hey, he used to walk

(05:08):
up the you know, he used to get out of
his seat and be unruly. What's he doing now?

Speaker 10 (05:13):
You know?

Speaker 3 (05:13):
I should look him up, look him up, tell him
he changed the court. I told you this last week.
He changed the court of American radio. He was like,
hey again, it's me coming on.

Speaker 2 (05:22):
I'm listen to here to this last time for two
night of six and we're talking about the gasoline crap.
You know, if Scary can afford to pay a little
bit extra for the convenience of not waiting in line
or having a drive all around town to save five
for six bucks, maybe even ten. Let him that's what

(05:42):
he wants to do. It's about convenience also, okay, so mind.

Speaker 3 (05:48):
Your own goddamn business, all right, he's defending me. I
love the the trucker loves me, and I love the
truck the way. Premium gas today near me was four
oh five. When up, yo, you pay four sixty. Yeah,
but it went up from last time. You were calling
it three something. Now it's not four or five. It's

(06:08):
going up.

Speaker 2 (06:09):
And for your information, scariest car dost take the higher
octane casoline and he's doing the rat thing. He's following
the manufacturer specifications.

Speaker 5 (06:20):
Good job, Scary.

Speaker 2 (06:22):
I bet your brother's probably got a steal in his
basement and he's trying to manufacture his own gasoline to
save a couple of dollars a year. And there he
thinks he's Louis past tour or something and cheap pasted.

Speaker 3 (06:36):
I am not cheap. I'm good with money and I
wanted to get ship gas in my charge. Hogs Hiccup, Scrotty.

Speaker 10 (06:42):
Scary and Brody Brody and scary Scoady Donnie from ct
and that's Donnie, not Donnie or Dayton, as Brody has
been calling me for the past couple of well next
because you Mumby like the Rocky, I can't matter what
your name is anyhow. After my talk back today, Brody
is going to hate me because the show is Scary

(07:04):
and Brody, I hate you. Think about it. Scary's pivotal
role as the host of the Brooklyn Boys podcast is
marked by his consistent presence as the primary condu went
for welcoming the slices, his name takes presidents and podcast imagery,
and his portrait occupying the coveted leftmost position. Though he
may exude an air of bougie refinement, Scary's tenure predates

(07:26):
the inception of the Brooklyn Boys podcasts, rendering him as
an indomitable force within its realm. Apologies to Brody, but
in this orchestration of voices, he inevitably finds himself relegated
to and any doubts, just ask yourself, what would Yon
Mobley do?

Speaker 3 (07:47):
Fair question? It's a fair question. I liked that. I'm
going to save that one that's on your tombstone. I'm
going to play that tire exit any time I'm feeling glum,
if I'm feeling down, Yeah, I'm gonna play that one.
Thank you so much, Donnie.

Speaker 2 (08:07):
Guess I'm gonna go ahead and tell you why I
think the phrase no way hoo they may be offensive
to certain people or sound offensive.

Speaker 3 (08:16):
The freason is the word away.

Speaker 2 (08:18):
There's a similar word in the Spanish language spelled b
u e y pronounced way, but most of the time
it's pronounced way.

Speaker 11 (08:32):
And that word.

Speaker 3 (08:35):
Is used to refer to somebody as stupid.

Speaker 12 (08:40):
So if you find yourself using the phrase no way
holy and depending on who hears you, they might take
it the wrong way and think that you're saying no stupid,
you have just might get your ass kicked. Okay, so
be careful, don't miss way stupid things that you don't

(09:01):
know what to mean.

Speaker 3 (09:02):
All right, now, wait a minute, what if I'm saying
no stupid like no, no, you're not stupid. No stupid
here could be taken both ways, Brody, No, I don't.
That's the stretch that was. That was a major l stretch.
Oh is what that was? That's by the way, Spanish
for the stretch.

Speaker 13 (09:21):
Right, Brody, You're able to get more power, but you
have an engine that's twice the size to get to
that power. Love it in the sense of like BMW
can make an engine that's you know, a three liter
twin turbo that can make almost the same power or
the same power as a Dodge charger with a five

(09:41):
liter V.

Speaker 3 (09:42):
Eight, you know, five point seven. He's got a point Okay,
but that just means he has a smaller engine and
it's powerful. But he has to put I understand why
his car needs more gas. I'm just higher octane. I'm
just saying I wouldn't buy a car if I had
to spend more money on gas, right, But I prefer
a BMW to your.

Speaker 4 (10:01):
Ford.

Speaker 3 (10:03):
You think I drive a Ford or Chevy? Try again, Oh, Dodge,
But they're all the they're all that same pit, They're
all that They're all I mean, Am I right? And
we come on? No, you're not right. Chevy is a Ford?
Is a Dodge if you're thinking about it versus so
a BMW is a Mercedes, is a Lexus? Maybe who

(10:25):
is sponsor? Is that week you're in that same you
know whatever? Anyway, Oh yeah, buy Americans. I'm sorry, I'm
actually okay, here I go. No, I want to tell
you about American cars. Here comes the slices of shitting
on me. Anyone who drives one of those is going
to be like, oh, scure, your a bougie, Why you
about my American car? Even though the parts are made
in Mexico and the engine is assembled in Canada. The

(10:51):
word Dodge is American Dodge, and the tires are good Year,
and the rims I'm pretty sure were made in America.
At least thirty percent of that car is American. God
bless America, thank you. The final car was assembled in
Compari about to the Japanese, the Germans and anyone else,
the Italians even American made. Okay, I get it, but

(11:15):
it's a lot of pride there, America. I understand. I
love you, But your BMW's manufactured in America. Also, they
all have factories here. Now, oh so there you go.
So then nobody could could get me on that one.
Then well the money gets kicked back to Germany. Though
I don't know. Dodge is owned by uh Stalantis, which

(11:37):
is Italian, so I technically have an Italian car whose
parts are made in Mexico, engine assembled in Canada. But again,
American car, America. I'll meet the ship on American Cars.
Sorry slices. Yeah, that was it. That was scary the
the podcast.

Speaker 11 (11:55):
Hey, Brooklyn boys, this is Nick from Washington State. I'm
hoping the audio is decent to all the listeners. Judging
Scary Jones about his choices for gas stations just leaves
the guy alone.

Speaker 10 (12:09):
He shops at Whole Foods.

Speaker 11 (12:11):
He goes to vacation in Amsterdam and Spain, Belize and
all that shit. I'm sure he can afford them gas.
He'll be all right. And continuing topic of the gas
fiasco or the gas station fiasco, David Brody, I understand
you're trying to look for deals. You got three kids,
you know, you try to save money. You don't work

(12:33):
for iheard no more. It's understandable you're trying to look
for a deal. You're a frugal you know, in the
in the very good way of it. But yo, people,
just Scary Jones. He's not gonna fucking drive twenty minutes
to another gas station. Fuck, no, you guys are crazy.
Hey Brooklyn boys, this is Nick against for Washington State. Hey, Scary,

(12:53):
don't go to that gas station again where the person
didn't have a fucking change. I don't give a fuck
if it's ten cents, well, twenty five cents.

Speaker 5 (13:01):
Fuck that guy. They should have no business with you.

Speaker 11 (13:05):
This is not a good customer service because guess what,
you're the customer at gas station and they're supposed to
provide your customer service. Goddamn fucking I'm sending this talk
back just in case my other one will get.

Speaker 5 (13:21):
Whatever.

Speaker 11 (13:21):
Hey, Nick, this is This is Nick from Washington Jones.
Don't go to that gas station again, brother, Thank you.
Fuck these people there was so rude to you. Every
gas station workers suppose to the first time. It doesn't
matter if it's ten cents, five cents, twenty five cents,
it doesn't matter. They're supposed to give you your change back.
It's a fucking lie that he has no change, right.

(13:42):
Don't go there again, man, fuck him.

Speaker 3 (13:44):
Appreciate, I appreciate. Look at him. He's very twenty three cents,
but he won't drive a few miles to save three
dollars a tank. Time. Time is money, man, The time
is money. Money is done.

Speaker 11 (13:55):
Hey Brooklyn boys, this is the message for all the
listeners giving those cheap prices and advice to drive in
the middle of fucking nowhere. Listen, I live in Washington State,
about an hour away from Seattle regular regular gas, which
cost about four bucks and twenty cents four bucks and
thirty cents in Seattle, ittelf regular costs five dollars and

(14:18):
I don't even know how much the fucking premium costs.

Speaker 3 (14:20):
But hey, it is what it is.

Speaker 11 (14:22):
Every This is nigg again from Washington State to the
listener who said skater Jones should go to Staddlebrook or
Sallybrook whatever that shit is again, you guys are out
of your mind if you take scared Jones are gonna
go in the middle of nowhere just to get gas
for his bmw Okay, you guys are you guys are tripping?

Speaker 10 (14:42):
Game's going too far.

Speaker 11 (14:44):
He's gas station used to be near Whole Foods or
near John Varvader store or some shit.

Speaker 3 (14:51):
He scary girls. Oh man, I think you should.

Speaker 11 (14:54):
Shut around for a good credit card that has cash
back and the rewards option for gas. So this when
you buy gas, you buy it with a credit card
which you will pay off obviously in a month, and
you get something in return. Plumping stupid ship like gas.

Speaker 3 (15:10):
Gay men brother. Wow. He finally rests his case. Eight
talkbacks later he got his point across. You sure did. Hey,
this is Nick from Washington State.

Speaker 10 (15:25):
Uh.

Speaker 11 (15:25):
There was a listener who didn't mention his name and
left a message saying BMW is a garbage car. My friend,
BMW will never be a garbage.

Speaker 3 (15:37):
Car, ultimate driving machine. Okay, tell them some things.

Speaker 5 (15:40):
Are just different.

Speaker 11 (15:41):
Some people prefer new Portmantel and that's fine, and some
people prefer cigars.

Speaker 8 (15:46):
That's okay too.

Speaker 3 (15:49):
They're both bad for your health. But all right, Wow
he was on a tear today.

Speaker 14 (15:55):
Yeah, Hey brodye Andre scary many here are you going
with the if you should if you guys should have
on this TV show producer or movie producer, the one
that has I think I was on peacocky head.

Speaker 3 (16:12):
Yeah, I think you should.

Speaker 5 (16:13):
Definitely have him.

Speaker 14 (16:14):
Have him on first of all to grill him about
the question about the fuck up that he made while
asking the question, or maybe he didn't, maybe he did it.

Speaker 5 (16:23):
On purpose.

Speaker 14 (16:25):
And also I definitely think you guys should have on
this friend of yours that came out as By on
the radio. And I think if he came out on
the radio that he's By and an open relationship game
you already Yeah, he won't have an issue asking answering questions.
I think maybe asking before the podcast, or just surprise
him like he surprises co host. Just call him up

(16:47):
on the next podcast. Or maybe if he if he
listens to the podcast and Slice Time, well he might
answered it for yourself. I don't know if he listened.

Speaker 3 (16:55):
He does not. By the way, in honor of Moknockem,
I present to you two more jokes. In honor of
the Jewish President of Mexico, Red Sangria will now be
uh Man of Schevitz. When you order red Sangria right
man of Schevitz. Wine and the Sun in Spanish is
pronounced soul sol. It will now be referred to as

(17:15):
Saul s a U l Hi. Better call Saul. Oh
my god.

Speaker 15 (17:20):
Brooklyn boys, this is David from Connecticut, originally from the Bronx.

Speaker 3 (17:27):
It's been a while since I hit you guys up.

Speaker 15 (17:29):
Driving that ship was hilarious Hei songs and I love it,
you bougie, motherfucking bastard Scarry Jones. Brooklyn boys, it's me

(17:50):
David again from Connecticut, originally from the Bronx. I wasn't
gonna say ship, but I love Slice Time. I love
the trucker, love all the voices, Love you guys. The
ship is awesome. And keep it going, guys, Brody, keep

(18:14):
going with those AI slice for life all right, they
want more spots.

Speaker 3 (18:18):
Brody, What I can do?

Speaker 8 (18:21):
Reggie here with the feedback? Yes, you should have that
guy on the podcast.

Speaker 3 (18:25):
Why not?

Speaker 8 (18:27):
You know it won't hurt Okay, do it for the
publicity and for the oral.

Speaker 3 (18:35):
I was waiting. It's Reggie. Of course. Reggie always has
something something quick and snarky to say at the very end.
I don't think either one of us wants oral from
this guy. But I just know what you're saying.

Speaker 13 (18:44):
I aren't connow from South Florida, I forgot. I wanted
to mention. I have a friend who works for a
gas pumping company. Now what they actually make the gasps?
They saw the Chevron Costco Shell. They basically make all
the gas pumps for the entire country. They service them,
they do everything. And he told me that there actually
are better gas stations because they clean the filters out

(19:05):
more often. So he says that Shell and Costco are
actually the cleanest gas you can get.

Speaker 8 (19:12):
They are the best at maintaining their station.

Speaker 3 (19:14):
Shell right, but what if an independent guy owns a
shell station and he's a slob and doesn't cleanest filters?
Costco gas, costco gas. Who knew it's like thirty cents
a gall in less than other places. Oh, twenty cents
the best. Okay, you have to drive to find one.
But oh if you're a member, oh boy, it's worth it.
Scary four. I'm not not driving to find one. If

(19:38):
one is under my nose, I'll get the right one
in your neighborhood.

Speaker 16 (19:40):
But there is.

Speaker 3 (19:41):
I'm saying there's one not that far from where I am.

Speaker 7 (19:44):
Hey Forrickle Boys, it's me again. Brody was talking about
that I asshole on Facebook talking about the book. Well,
my dad's been a book collector of many decades, and
he said, unfortunately, there are booksellers that are just like
that guy. My dad knew a guy who tricked someone
into buying a book for three hundred dollars from the
book was only worth thirty dollars. So the guy decided

(20:07):
that he would then start selling the books for three
hundred dollars apiece. Because one guy spent three hundred dollars.

Speaker 3 (20:15):
All right, I'm completely confused there. He's ripping people off listen.
If that's your industry, you know, and you become a
popular and successful bookseller from you buying used books, there's
a reason why you're successful.

Speaker 6 (20:32):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (20:32):
Well, I mean get what. You made a lot of money,
so you know you're you're basically a shyster, right, But
don't be this. Don't be the pricks. You're not gonna
get more than forty four dollars with a book. She's
turning one. Yep, yeap, all right, thank you so much, Jamie.

Speaker 10 (20:43):
Yeah, Jamie Brooklyn.

Speaker 11 (20:45):
Boys, this is Nick from Washington State, previous president of
benson Hurst Brooklyn. A note regarding episode two ninety seven
debacle about Utah Detroit, New York, New Haven tizza David Brody,
I mean new Haven, Connecticut is East coast. Look up,

(21:06):
you know what, Google Just google that ship. There's a
lot of italent people out there. I'm like Utah.

Speaker 3 (21:13):
Yep, this is very true now, David.

Speaker 11 (21:16):
Brody, regarding Utah argument and the New Haven, Connecticut pizza argument.

Speaker 8 (21:25):
It's still East Coast, man. They have good pizza.

Speaker 10 (21:29):
I don't know if they are better than New York.

Speaker 11 (21:31):
Yeah, I ain't gonna say that, but don't be eating
Utah I've been in Utah. Trust me, you don't want
to eat pizza in Utah.

Speaker 3 (21:39):
Okay, but then I should I think I think you
missed the whole point. Nick. I never said Connecticut pizza
wasn't very it wasn't good. It's very good. It's just not,
in my opinion, better than New York. And to say
it's East Coast, I'm sorry, Philadelphia, your pizza is not
not great, Boston, your pizza is not great. So New York,
New Jersey, Yeah, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut fine, but right,

(22:00):
But he was trying to say, yeah, My point was
scary was you can't say scary told me, I can't
say pizza is not good if I've never had it,
I shouldn't assume. So I said, scary, have you had
pizza in Utah you think it's good? He's like, no,
I said, I proved my point. So you can, based
on an area, assume you're not gonna get a great
chicken palm in Idaho. That doesn't mean there isn't one

(22:21):
place in Idaho that makes good chicken palm, but for
the most part, they're not the chicken palm capital of
the world, and they good at other things. I'll get
back to you on what. But he's trying to say
that Utah is not known for pizza, but who knew
Haven is. So it's in the conversation and you just
compared apples and oranges. No, my point, I was making
an analogy that you can assume on occasion whether something's

(22:44):
gonna be good or not, whether you try it or not. Hey,
listen to some of the best pizzas we tried at
that pizza fest up in the Bronx were from Denver.
Go figure that out. Cherry peppy pizza from Denver and
Las Vegas. Las Vegas and Denver. Look, Las Vegas and
Denver have what Las Vegas brings in people from all
over the world, so they must have some good pizza makers.
But you would. I'm there's a pizza festival coming up.

(23:06):
Should we talk about on the Brooklyn Boys? Yeah? Wait
for Brooklyn Boys? All right? In June, We're going to
as a pizza festival in New Jersey. Yep, central New Jersey.

Speaker 10 (23:14):
Hey, this is central part question.

Speaker 17 (23:19):
You write parodies, You're writing the words, but are you
writing the music too? Like do you write the beat?
I guess is where I'm asking and part two is
when you do it with the AI, do you then
have to tell them the music too? Or are they
just picking the music?

Speaker 3 (23:39):
Okay, let me answer that. In order for something to
be a parody, you have to use the original music.
So I don't write the music. I'm using the original
person's music or a knockoff version of the original music
that someone created. And then I changed the words. That's
that's the basis of a parody as far as the
AI no. I write the words and I tell them

(24:03):
what genre, and then it spits out. It creates the
music and the singer's voice and the instrumentation and everything.
And then you know, I probably do like ten. I
picked the best five or six and then we play
them on the podcast. But that's something anybody could do.
I just I write the phrasing and the rhyming and
all that. I write the songs that make the whole
world sing. Interestingly enough, you know, Barry Manilo made a

(24:26):
huge hit out of that song. I write the songs,
and Ron Johnston wrote that song. Look it up. Fun fact?
Is that fun fact?

Speaker 6 (24:34):
That's called boys Podcast?

Speaker 3 (24:38):
All Right, we got more talkbacks. We're flying through the Yeah,
we have a lot of talkbacks to plow through. So
we're just trying to keep the in between talk at
a minimum. Oh so I should shut up, is what
you're saying. No, no, we're doing a great job. No
woman asked me you a question. I got to get
an answer. Oh no, no, I've got a problem with that.
Come on, we comment where we want to m.

Speaker 5 (25:00):
Benning from Brooklyn.

Speaker 18 (25:00):
Yeah.

Speaker 19 (25:01):
Uh, I just wanted to say I love the tripe.
It's fantastic. My grandfather used to make it with a
spicy red sauce. The best thing is more Sicilian thing,
but so fantastic.

Speaker 20 (25:16):
And tongue.

Speaker 3 (25:18):
My wife is Mexican.

Speaker 19 (25:19):
We have tongue tacos all the time. They're fantastic too.
You just got to know how to cook. It stinks
to high hell when you're cooking it, though.

Speaker 3 (25:27):
Wow, I'm going I love to put my tongue in
a taco. I'm sat here sorry, by the way, I
just want to jump in here. I want to shout
out to Kate Kettle. What Kate Katel k E T
T E l L. She sent me the menu, which
is Hi David Brody on Instagram. Just wanted to show
you this Mexican restaurant where I'm from that serves tripe
and tongue tacos. Tripe tacos too. They have tripe tacos

(25:52):
and tongue tacos. Uh and you can have yeah, all
kind no Paul Ranch, Arrow, Cameron fish, come on, coming on.
I guess it's shrimp. But yeah, they have tripe. It's
t r I p a tripa tapa and lengua l

(26:12):
e n. I assume it's tongue linguistics language his tongue. Yes, yeah,
so that they have tongue tacos and burritos. Is it
finger licking good? That should be their logo should be there?
Uh well no, it's you licking good. You reading the tongue.
No no, no, no, no, no no no, the food
that licks you back.

Speaker 19 (26:34):
Living from Ohio, I sent you guys five tests, says
val dance, lots toilet, and I'm telling you none of
them came through.

Speaker 5 (26:44):
Nothing happened.

Speaker 3 (26:45):
My name is Liah.

Speaker 5 (26:46):
Nothing came through. Well, this one's spend six months.

Speaker 3 (26:50):
I don't know what you mean. You sent us five texts.

Speaker 5 (26:53):
You're here for me?

Speaker 3 (26:54):
Okay, all right, well thank you here it is me
talkbacks instead of text talkbacks yeah, well, I'll tell you what. Unfortunately,
that's the one that decided to come through ah the Wayeah,
not the ones. Well, the other ones are in the past,
so I should probably and we we actually they delete
after like fifteen to twenty five days, thirty days or
something like that. But so anyway, so leave us some

(27:15):
new talkbacks. Comment on some new dialogue that we're having here, like, uh,
this one from episode two ninety six.

Speaker 21 (27:24):
Hey, Brody and Scary, Scary and Brody, this is Maria
from Union City. I'm listening to episode two ninety six
is lifetime. You all are talking about the gas prices. Scary,
I'm in Union City. I pay uh three dollars and
twenty nine cents for cash for regular night off and Kennedy,
it's a Delta bye.

Speaker 3 (27:45):
All right, Oh, Delta Delta gas not one of the
big three brand names. That's uh can't read. That's the Yeah,
that's the uh the Fie out of gasoline, the Spirit
Airlines of gas. Yeah, it's the that's the one that
has like the the the pumps are so old they
have like the the the numbers and analog numbers that

(28:08):
the black and white numbers roll around like a slot machine,
Delta Gas. My god, when they give you the credit card,
they have to put in the machine and they hand
slice it. Yeah. Also, for years there was a place
on Route one and nine in Jersey City called Easy Gas. Yeah,
the logo which don't live in the northeast. You know,

(28:30):
it's like sun Pass. It's like that kind of thing,
you know. Yeah, And it was right across the street
from all the hourly hotels. Yeah, not free HBO. Not
buying gas there. Sorry, but okay, I get it. Gases
gas for some you knew you knew you and near
like hourly rates slutty hotels because when the guy pumped
the gas, he would take it out right at the
at the end and then spraad it all over your car. Yeah.

(28:51):
And I know I come off like a bougie asshole
because I'm denouncing Delta Gas, but I can't use gas.
Is it good or what I mean? Well, it's nice
because if you can get the end knock to sound
like the music you're playing, it fits in when you
cause going like curly no adulta see.

Speaker 4 (29:09):
Brooklyn Boys, Brody and Scary, Scary and brody.

Speaker 22 (29:11):
This is Kelsey from Texas commenting on episode two ninety
seven about the tongue. So in Mexican cuisine, we actually
do make tacos out of that.

Speaker 3 (29:21):
I don't now.

Speaker 22 (29:22):
I've never tried them. They're called tacos de lingua. I've
heard they're very good, but there's nowhere in my area.

Speaker 4 (29:28):
That could get it. You'd have to go directly into
Mexico to get it. But I learned very young. If
you like a meat, don't ask what it is. Love you, guys.

Speaker 3 (29:38):
That's a great way of God.

Speaker 13 (29:39):
You know what.

Speaker 3 (29:39):
It's a healthy attitude.

Speaker 16 (29:41):
Ladies.

Speaker 3 (29:41):
Just remember I love that you're like meat. Don't ask
too many questions. Ask. And by the way, Kelsey right,
was it Kelsey called? Yeah? She has an animation voice.
She's also anime. I think she's wearing one of those
head pieces with the the mouth microphone, like like like
Pilot's use and stuff, and like the old Britney spears
mic when she young Britney. This is what's going on here?

Speaker 16 (30:03):
I like it.

Speaker 3 (30:04):
She sounded great, that good audio. No, I like it.

Speaker 6 (30:06):
I like it.

Speaker 18 (30:07):
Like it.

Speaker 3 (30:07):
I'm gonna try to try tongue tacos now. I'm curious, Tripe,
not so much, not on my own tacos tongue tacos.

Speaker 23 (30:16):
Good morning. This is Kirian from Telford, PA talking about
episode two ninety seven.

Speaker 19 (30:24):
Kiri in La.

Speaker 23 (30:24):
I'm going to say the title is pretty awesome. Brody
got some tongue at six.

Speaker 3 (30:30):
Thank you.

Speaker 23 (30:30):
I got that Scary was the only one that got
tongue at six from his second cousin that Bardy would say,
you had it with more than one slice for life.

Speaker 5 (30:43):
Good guys.

Speaker 3 (30:45):
Yeah, I love that's a good That's one of my
favorite jokes. He's my second cousin cousins.

Speaker 24 (30:51):
Hey, b boys, it's Riska from Brooklyn Brody. I just
wanted to comment on episode tune ninety seven where that
book you saw th the guy was like, oh, you're
never going to make more than forty dollars or forty
five or whatever it was, and then you sold it
for seventy one.

Speaker 8 (31:06):
He wantaged him. I fucking love that. That was fucking hilarious.

Speaker 24 (31:11):
I sell on Poshmark and sometimes people will comment and
be like I can get it, I can get it
for even less than this, and I'm like, so go
fucking get it, Like, yeah, I don't understand the purpose
of sending me a message saying like I can get
it for less or you're never going to make more.
What's the fucking point you lie my shit, or you don't,
or leave me the tuk alone, you know. So Brodie,

(31:33):
the fact that you messaged him showing him that you
sold it for seventy one, Oh my.

Speaker 8 (31:37):
God, chef's kiss. That was fucking amazing. I love you.

Speaker 3 (31:40):
You've got your justice. I have to say, rifka. Obviously
I believe Jewish from Brooklyn. With my attitude about people
on I feel a kindid spirit in the air. Yeah,
and then she cursed. It's perfect. My god, Brody, you
might get yourself a second wife before I'll go with
the one I'm going to shore.

Speaker 24 (31:59):
Just saying, and I get hebe boys, it's riff. Just
commenting on the tongue, hopefully. Monocha'al also comments on that
growing up, that was a delicacy. That was a special tree.
And I love tongue. I also, you know, had it
when I was really young. So when I was older
and I realized when I saw it in the case,

(32:22):
you know, at the butcher, that it's like actually a
big slab of like a big tongue that horrified.

Speaker 3 (32:28):
That's right, yep.

Speaker 24 (32:29):
So yeah, it's it's funny when you actually find out
what things actually are.

Speaker 8 (32:35):
So yeah, I just had to comment on the tongue.
That's hilarious. I still eat it.

Speaker 24 (32:39):
Once in a while, but that shit is expensive anyways,
Love you guys.

Speaker 3 (32:43):
By me as I said, I worked at a primarily
Jewish deli, and that's exactly what it looked like. It
was a big giant fucking thing and we would just
put on the slicing machine and sell it at a
very high price. Well, yeah, there's only one tongue and
a cow. It's you know, yeah, like it is a delicacy,
but it's crazy all those years I never tried it.
You know what delicacy means, right, It's a fucking weird thing.

(33:06):
Some people like that's what it means. It's like when
you go to to India that I'm I can be wrong,
but like the chocolate comed crickets or whatever. Yeah, it's
a delicacy. Like when you use that word ship, Yeah,
when you use that word, you can also get you
get to charge double right when you use It's like
when you make an artisan bread artisan, it's already triple.

(33:27):
It's fucking bread. It's artisan bread artisan. Nope, you just
put a higher cost. Somebody hand painted.

Speaker 11 (33:34):
What's going on over there, Steve from the Bronx, your
favorite brod always, So.

Speaker 25 (33:40):
This is for Maddie from Brooklyn and the Bronx On Maddie, Steve,
I love your sick vessel. Maybe we should get together
and that soul. Nothing but love, Maddie. Yeah, and just
to fresh your memory, you.

Speaker 3 (33:58):
Call me out first. That's why I bring what a
smack baby over there? Now with that Ai, it sounded
so lifelike bringing it back with a smack rock and
Steve from Rock.

Speaker 26 (34:11):
And carried William from Alana.

Speaker 5 (34:13):
That might be a little bit country.

Speaker 27 (34:15):
But in two ninety three when Brode said forty eight
bagels at the cost of twenty three dollars shipping comes
out to a dollar sixty three per bagel, almost ran
off the damn road going down the highway. Dude, that's
less than fifty of bagel.

Speaker 3 (34:32):
Really, all right, thank you Bill? All right, you might
have had some. Yeah, he's got a point. I guess
I was mentally doing it the opposite way. It's okay,
you'll bring much right too quickly. Sometimes I got a
freezing full of bagels though bitch boys scary.

Speaker 20 (34:48):
But in episode to ninety seven, coincidentally, my friend and
I just went to Chipotle a couple of days ago
for a girl's day and they they loaded us up
really really nice, except for lettuce, which actually I like.

Speaker 8 (35:05):
But when I do get orders delivered, they seem to
be okay. Slice for life.

Speaker 20 (35:10):
Hope you guys have a good week.

Speaker 5 (35:11):
Love you.

Speaker 24 (35:13):
I was not filming.

Speaker 20 (35:14):
I forgot to add that. I'm now I'm wondering it's
coincidentally a word.

Speaker 8 (35:19):
But if it isn't, I am sure you will correct me.

Speaker 3 (35:23):
Brody's work, Sure it's a word. If you said coincidentiously,
that's not a word. So I guess her point was
she didn't have to film to get some hearty portions. Yeah,
but you notice now on TikTok everybody's doing bits with
like filming people and POV videos and yes, giant cameras.
Yeah love that hilarious.

Speaker 28 (35:46):
Started this so not soy and macho came ma co
the lampires building a Kia style hator somewhere is the.

Speaker 2 (36:01):
Best sonnier donas such a provate guy, nade this song
with hey Eyes.

Speaker 5 (36:09):
Podcast. We hope you oys.

Speaker 11 (36:14):
What was.

Speaker 5 (36:16):
Machico Lombre Lombre.

Speaker 28 (36:23):
I can't start the best hits off this summer from
the top of the Empire State Building.

Speaker 29 (36:28):
Gooee is the best sonns.

Speaker 3 (36:35):
It's a provate guy made this song with they eyes.

Speaker 5 (36:40):
Podcast.

Speaker 3 (36:41):
We hope you all right? Thank you that Kwan Valdez
check Swan He's back baby, Hey.

Speaker 5 (36:47):
Broken boy, Bahammad this and so all this Broadian scary.

Speaker 30 (36:50):
So I was watching David Brothers Instagram story and I
sold the bagel and I asked them where's the rest
of the bagel?

Speaker 5 (36:59):
Because I need me the rest of the bagel?

Speaker 3 (37:03):
Where is it?

Speaker 5 (37:04):
Also?

Speaker 28 (37:04):
Where am I gonna put enough Christchies two feet three people?

Speaker 3 (37:09):
Where put it?

Speaker 5 (37:10):
I can't put it there?

Speaker 16 (37:12):
That's a.

Speaker 3 (37:14):
Definitely, that's right. You should. They should actually take some
money off for the hole. Will I will say the
Canadian bagels from Fairmount Bagel very tasty, but the hole
was a little bigger than I would bro. Do you
need a discount on the whole because of the hole?
Because of the whole, the bigger the hole, the bigger

(37:34):
the discount desert because of the hole, and then you
can get your tongue taco. The bigger the the bigger
the hole, the bigger. Did they used to say that
about a girl from the Bronx. No disrespect, Uh, the
bigger the hoop, disrespect, the bigger the root, the bigger
the hoop, the bigger the hoe on the on the earring.
I never said that I respect women. Well, no, that's
what was said the biggest bron girls from the Bronx

(37:56):
when I was growing up, when you were growing up,
back when people saying all the things about women. Yeah,
the bigger the hoop, the bigger the whole.

Speaker 5 (38:03):
Huh.

Speaker 3 (38:04):
I didn't say it. I didn't make it up. I
didn't invent it so far you said it four times.
I said it because it's what I heard. I didn't say.
I didn't make it up? What did you You think
I'm that clever? Oh, I'm sorry. It's AI scary making jokes. Hey,
can I tell you a funny story without mentioning any names. Yeah,
So a cump a radio company, about two months ago

(38:25):
unveiled Ai Ashley. A DJ completely Ai that she was
hosting her own show, and they were and and a
DJ at the station voiced it right. She put in them.
She typed it up. She she used her voice to
be AI. Her name was Ashley. They did it. They
created an AI Ashley so that Ashley this AI could
host a radio show. They're like, how great is that?

(38:46):
And so people were like, dude, you're gonna kill your
own business. You're you're gonna you're gonna lose your own job.
Don't don't create an AI version of yourself. Anyway, that
radio company laid off like fifty people around the country did.
And I'm like, oh, well that's what happens. Thank you.
You know, you're all excited about promoting your company with
AI and all of a sudden, he I replaced you.
You got it. Thank you Alpha Media for helping to
ruin radio Amedia. We don't work for them.

Speaker 30 (39:10):
And so was burning scary, so scary Jones. I saw
David Brody tried the Canadian bagels and that was great.

Speaker 3 (39:20):
But there's ship bagos.

Speaker 5 (39:22):
I'm sorry. I wouldn't buy them. I wouldn't eat them,
I wouldn't enjoy them. There are shaggos keeping in Canada.
He stay over there and leave my New York, New
Jersey beg and so Is brought in a scary if

(39:43):
it happened to be in Canada, and all you have
is Canadian bagels. He's ripping, ripping, and they say the
best bagels.

Speaker 3 (39:54):
Do not fear.

Speaker 5 (39:56):
Travel to New York, Own, New Jersey, whatever was cheaper
and have a real bagel. Have a real bagel with
enough cream cheese.

Speaker 3 (40:06):
Two three people, Okay, thank you, Juan Faldez Wan Feldez,
coming back home, coming backstraw.

Speaker 2 (40:15):
Hey guys, it's me again one more time. Just trying
to get banned from the podcast. So skir it can
find a tack the car shop. And well, anyway, I
wanted to weigh in and the whole tongue thing. You know,
ever since I can remember, it's been a tradition here
in South Texas for people to eight Barbara CoA on

(40:35):
the weekend, especially on Sunday when everybody is hungover.

Speaker 5 (40:39):
And I'm gonna tell you what that is to hold
on your horses.

Speaker 18 (40:43):
So what that is.

Speaker 5 (40:44):
It's the whole entire cow's head.

Speaker 2 (40:46):
What they do they wrap it up, put it in
an oven, usually at a bakery, and then they cook
it all not long and in the morning they take
it out of the oven and they shred all the
meat out, the cheek, meat, the tongue, everything, eye, all
even get the brains out, and some people even like
to eat the eyeballs. And when they shred everything up,

(41:10):
you know, they sell everything by the pound, so you
know a lot of people go there.

Speaker 16 (41:14):
And they specifically as for tongue. You don't get a
pound of tongue, and you know it's really good stuff.
It's all shredded up, so you can't tell its tongue.
You know, get it and make yourself some tackposts. Put
some piquo to guy, or some guacamole and not wuak.
I hate that word walk. It's a booty way of
saying juacamole anyway. And some people even like to eat
the eyeballs. I don't like the eyeballs anyway. We do

(41:36):
that here in South Texas and it's a very good thing.

Speaker 5 (41:39):
I recommend it. It's wonderful.

Speaker 3 (41:41):
It's crazy because the only barberico I know is what
they offered a Chipotle, and I could almost guarantee they
don't use that in those ingredients. I think barbico is
only in spirit, it's only in name. I doubt that
they're using cow's head. But if that's where the authentic
barbaricoa is, brody, would you try it? Would you try it,

(42:05):
go down to South Texas and get the real deal
barbaricoa No, because barbarica is just Spanish for barbecue, and
barbecue is whatever you decide to cook barbecue style. So
that's just one one thing that that that they Texas
barbecue steak. So it's right. But I'm saying so so
you're saying that chicken beef, they could all be. That

(42:26):
could be barbara chicken and a barbecue, but barbecue, that's
not barbarica.

Speaker 10 (42:30):
No.

Speaker 3 (42:30):
He the barbecoa top Danish for barbecue. Yes, but barbicoa
taco is refers to specific type of taco, like like
like beeria. What the uh what is it Portuguese the beerian,
the beria, tacos, beeria, they all have the specific type
of meat. No, No, I'm looking at the definition of

(42:54):
a barbicoa taco. It's a tacos barbecued meat in it.
So he meats used, beef, pork, lamb goat. Barbeca it
means barbecue, so it could be anything. Yes, all right.
Barbico is typically made out of tougher cuts of meat
that require long, slow cooking times. Okay, got it. I'm
doubt Chipotle is using cow's head. That's all I'm saying.

(43:15):
That's all I'm saying.

Speaker 31 (43:17):
Brody's scary, scary, and Brody It's dead. I am commenting
on the Chipotle thing. Listen, there's been times where I've
ordered through the app, I get there and then I
get it back to my desk at work. I'm sitting
there and I look down and there's no steak, like
I always order a steak bowl. So they do have
that chat with Pepper thing through the app. So if
they jack up your order, you could be like, listen,
I got back here and there's just veggies, and you

(43:39):
get your money fully refunded. So if anyone's looking for,
you know, them to make it right, that's the way that.

Speaker 3 (43:45):
Just chat continuing with Pepper.

Speaker 31 (43:48):
Literally gotten my money fully refunded without even talking to anyone,
without doing anything except letting them know that there was
no steak. So it's like, if I'm paying for steak,
I want my steak, you know what I mean. Like,
I don't mind the veggie option, but that's.

Speaker 3 (44:00):
Not what I ordered.

Speaker 31 (44:01):
And it's happened to me too where I've ordered chips
there's no chips, or I ordered case there's no case.

Speaker 3 (44:06):
So you know, if you guys are looking for Chipotle
to make, you know, give me some free dessert, then
that's what's up. The app is super responsive. Love that
she'll get to pick up buy it in person and
look them in the eye. That's all you need to do,
make nice conversation with them with a camera.

Speaker 26 (44:22):
Hey, Brody, scary, this semester's scary. It's William from Atlanta.
So I had something similar to your aunt with a
sea when I bounced the nightclub. Some woman early in
the night put her hand off my face when she
was with her friends. When I walked over and told
her to move out of the way, I you know,
being me, licked her hand when she put it in

(44:43):
my face, so she wanted.

Speaker 3 (44:45):
To get up on the face.

Speaker 26 (44:46):
So I picked her up and carried he out of
the club and banned her from the club for this tonight.

Speaker 3 (44:50):
That's great wave, nice handling.

Speaker 14 (44:52):
Hey Brody, and scary many here.

Speaker 5 (44:54):
You're damn right.

Speaker 14 (44:55):
I'm gonna leave a talk back about tongue liver, all
the yummy.

Speaker 3 (45:01):
Jewish, delicious jewish.

Speaker 14 (45:04):
Maybe you guys don't it, maybe Brody doesn't need it anymore,
but I sure do some delicious thinly sliced tongue. It's
like it has like a it's not buttery, but like
very like it's delicious.

Speaker 5 (45:17):
You have to try and bro that.

Speaker 14 (45:19):
You wait, it was probably the man of Chevet's herring,
which isn't I wouldn't eat it either. But nowadays, at
least in the Hasidic communities, there's some good good herrings.
There's some good chopped liver, regular liver. There's something that

(45:40):
you make with the knee bones.

Speaker 5 (45:43):
Basically you.

Speaker 14 (45:46):
You simmer it, you similar and that you simmer it.

Speaker 18 (45:48):
In the pot with garlic and a ship load of
other spices, and it's like it comes out of liquid.
And then you put it on the refrigerator over and
it becomes like a jello, like like an email and
you put that on a cracker and it's delicious.

Speaker 3 (46:07):
Or what else I should bring you.

Speaker 5 (46:12):
Good delicious Jewish?

Speaker 14 (46:14):
I could give you a whole list of delicacies that
are delicious that you know what I've heard of.

Speaker 3 (46:21):
I'm Jewish.

Speaker 18 (46:23):
It's probably gonna take up another like ten talkbacks, which
I'm not gonna do now, but for you love a
lot of talkbacks. Oh yeah, so we love to stuff
here for now, especially if there's something else I want
to chime in, all right, but yeah, yeah I should.

Speaker 14 (46:37):
I should bring over some good okay Jewish delicacy.

Speaker 5 (46:41):
Thank you for the.

Speaker 3 (46:42):
Stream of conscious. I was going to give off talkbacks,
but for you six eight talkbacks. I'm thinking out loud
as I'm talking back and yeah, one clean, all right,

(47:11):
thank you Anonymous. That was one, wasn't it? No, that
wasn't That wasn't one. But that was the real song.
The Boys are back in Town, yes by Finn Lizzie, Yeah,
thank you, or bon Jovi did a remake, but that
was thin. Lizzie Now.

Speaker 32 (47:28):
From Lancaster, PA. I'm just listening to your recent episode.
Like you guys are talking about coming down to Shady Maple. Definitely,
it must go be prepared, go there hungry and tell
them it's your birthday.

Speaker 8 (47:41):
You'll get the free breakfast.

Speaker 3 (47:43):
Buffet or lost buffet coupon or whatever it is.

Speaker 32 (47:45):
I don't know, but as Chinese food, you're going to
have to come into.

Speaker 3 (47:50):
Ednit City for that, all right, in the city, in
the city wide.

Speaker 32 (47:55):
Yeah, Lancolson County is known for your amish, so you
want to come into the city where it's like more
urban and cars. The Chinese food is more authentic, like
really really good compared to the outskirts of Lancason County.

Speaker 3 (48:11):
All right, in my opinion, point I take it. When
you were in junior high school, you remember studying about
the Asian migration to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They came over in
boats to feed the find a better life for America,
and they all ended up in Lancaster. Well, listen, I
trust his judgment because he's from of course, although curious

(48:32):
people from Lancaster, St. Lancaster. He's saying, Hey, I'm from Lancaster, so,
uh is it Lancaster or Lancaster. I think maybe he
moved there. Yeah, maybe that. I'm assuming he was to
say it that way.

Speaker 6 (48:44):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (48:44):
Well he's a big fan of Burt Lancaster, the actor,
and he's like it was called that. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (48:49):
This is Vicky from Cleveland, Ohio, born and raised in
New Jersey.

Speaker 8 (48:52):
Slights for life, Sorry in the summer.

Speaker 31 (48:55):
Definitely.

Speaker 17 (48:56):
Espresso by Sabrina Carfon's everywhere.

Speaker 3 (48:58):
Yes, yes, and it's great. I agree. We're trying to
do a partnership between Espresso and our friends at Delongi.
We're gonna see if we can make that happen, because
it's dum hit the jingle, bitch, what hit the jingle?
Because I know Delongey's a sponsor. Hey, Sabrina Corvert has
a number one song in the country right now, and
it's called Espresso. Doesn't matter, it's not called DeLonge And

(49:28):
by the way, I think she should get what's the
Shabuzzi and she should be Shabrina. So last year we
barely had any choices for song of Summer. Right now,
I can name five songs that I think. He said
there was none. No, I did not. No, I did
not listen back. I said, maybe Illusion by Dual Lipa.
The Shabuzzi song is coming up. I just mentioned Sabrina.

(49:50):
I did not. I neglected to mention Sabrina. In my mind,
I wanted to mention it. I knew there was another
one that couldn't think of at the time. It was
it is Espresso by Sabrina. And I'll tell you this,
it's about two other songs that are still on the radar. Yes, well,
we're gonna say Sabrina Carpenter story. We had her on
the show once. I don't know seven eight, nine years
ago and she was still a relatively new artist. But
I knew her from a Disney channel wherever I knew

(50:11):
her from, and uh, I enjoyed her music with my kids,
loved her, and I said, hey, you know what it
was like the week at jingle Ball. I said, you know,
I'm going to see you at jingle Ball. You're at
the pre show at the Hammerstein Ballroom. My kids are
going to be there. Oh my god, I can't wait
to meet your kids. You know I have three daughters, Like,
I can't wait to meet your girls. Whatever, right, So
we go to the meet and greet to meet Sabrina Carpenter.

(50:31):
We get on the line, you know, at the end
of the line, she sees me, remembers me from the
Morning show, comes running over to me and her heels
Oh my god. Yeah, gives me a huge hug, and
then says where are your girls? And my girls lit up.
They were like, oh my god. That was back when
my kids thought I was cool. My point is, Sabrina
Copper is a doll. She's the best. I'm a big fan.

(50:53):
All these years later, she just played Ze one hundred
jingle Ball a few months ago, and she's on a show,
and Yell and I were standing backstage. We're chilling back there,
and she comes walking by with her entourage. Now you
know when you when you're walking by, you're walking, you're
doing the war. Focus, You're focused, right, She walks past us,
she doubles back to give a hug and a kiss

(51:16):
to both me and y She is that girl. She's
fucking awesome. You know who else do that to me?
Twice backstage when they were like walking through and crowds
of people. Jonas brothers, yep, Jonah's brothers. The same way, guys,
bodyguards everywhere, crowds in the hallways where Goden, they come
over me, they come up and say, yes, yep. There

(51:36):
are certain artists that it's just you know, that's them.
Charlie who gave me the Charlie pees in front of
my family. I love Charlie pooth Uh. Remember when Keshia
would walk around with a whiskey bottle she was drunk
kesher yes, before she redefined herself. So she had been
on our show that week, she was playing jingle ball
maybe that morning too, and then she saw me in

(51:57):
the hallway with my family, my wife and kids, and
she can run up to me and in her fur
coat and everything, gave me a big hug, and I'm like,
it was just it was one of those because she's
larger than life. It was like boo, I'm Kesha. Another
person like that is believe it or not, Katy Perry,
Katy Perry. We were there from Kate for Katie's humble
beginnings shell and she never forgot that. I did some

(52:20):
events with her early on. Anytime she sees me, she
gets up and she gives me a hug and a kiss.
Most recently, when we were doing the inaugural of one
of the ships for our friends at Norwegian. They she
literally was with Orlando at dinner sitting down and Elvis
was there. We were all there standing talking to her
and then she sees me and she's, oh my god,

(52:41):
I didn't even see you, and she came up. She
gave me a big hug and a kiss. I'm like, wow,
thank you. I mean that was you. Remember the time
I told her she couldn't be on the show. That
was a really dark day. Yeah, I told her she
couldn't be on the show. I'll tell that story on
Brooklyn Boys next episode. Okay, And then who else did
I oh, oh is it? Jessica Simpson also bumped, oh
maybe my mother got on the phone and begged me,

(53:03):
and I'm like, you're an hour eight sorry, got the
last five of these coming up here? All right, here
we go. I used that power.

Speaker 6 (53:12):
A son now absolutely.

Speaker 18 (53:17):
My mom.

Speaker 6 (53:20):
Stereo, the other the woman for your parties, because it
might be to you one might be more a studio microphone.

Speaker 3 (53:36):
So talking about my gold mic. Yeah, there's irony in that.
Talkback folks. All right, hey Brooklyn boys, what up at
your boy? Mike?

Speaker 29 (53:47):
Originally from Manhattan, then Brooklyn, then Queensland, now out of
long I'm just gonna call myself Asian mic I just
like with Scary from Friends. So yeah, bone episode tonight.
Back to tonight five Brody. I agree with you, Cobs
some carbs. I can't stand it, especially in the Chinese

(54:08):
restaurants when people order their low maine with a side
of right rice.

Speaker 3 (54:13):
No that you have to be confused. I eat low
maine on white rice. Yeah, oh absolutely, due, I know
it's Cobs on Cobs. You put low maine on a
bed of white rice, and the and the and the
juice and the sauce from the low Maine seeps into
the rice. It's tremendous. Carbs on carbs can't do.

Speaker 29 (54:29):
Pros on converstation Mic again, Part two of my top
Back but episode two ninety six.

Speaker 3 (54:34):
Scary you bougie bastard. Even for the cheap gas prices.

Speaker 29 (54:38):
If you go to the sketch neighborhood, you're not gonna
be going going to get out of your car anyway,
because like in New Jersey, you can't even pump you
on gas. The guy's gonna do it for you, that's right.
So like you can also pay with app, but you
go to like one of those name brand gas stations,
you know, So what's the point. Just go to those
sketch neighbor's ketch your gas cheap? Your gas instead is

(54:58):
Asian mic again, So a part three of my talk
back episode two ninety seven. Brody for your roast punk Lomaine.
You gotta find a place that serves the Cantonese style
Chinese food that's like young Chinese style. You know, if
any other place in northern Chinese style, it's not gonna
be roast pork roast Chinese thing, especially Cantonese cuisine. Actually

(55:20):
make sure they serve Cantonese cuisine for Chinese. You know,
it's like your southern and northern.

Speaker 3 (55:24):
Tan cuisine Cantonese. Last one here, it is the last one.
I'm gonna leave, all right.

Speaker 29 (55:29):
So yeah, I just want to tell you Brooklyn boys,
I love your podcast and I am so grateful for
Scary's forty six million dollar sound system because like I
listened to your other colleagues podcasts and the sound is
just not the same.

Speaker 3 (55:42):
And like you guys have the best sounding.

Speaker 29 (55:44):
Podcasts for your audio, right really, and uh, you know
Maddie from Bronx and where you're at girlfriend.

Speaker 3 (55:54):
You well, by the way, No, I want to just
uh if we could just defend the other podcast from
the Elvis Strand network. Uh they record at the radio station.

Speaker 18 (56:06):
He too.

Speaker 3 (56:07):
So so if we sound better, then Scary is forty
six million dollars is well worth it. It's a great investment.
We Cary gave me that one penny of Now, I
know you think that Brote owes me some money here
seeing that he's half the podcast, if not more, I
mean you, I mean I am all right, Dan, so
I guess you owe me. I provide provide the equipment

(56:29):
twenty twenty three million. I provide the AI songs and
the humor and the comedy, and the jingles and the
opening and closing songs. You I cannot just I still
can't get over his comment, because that's a great compliment.
I didn't know that we actually sound orally, and I'm
not using what I say. By the way I say oral,

(56:50):
it's a you are a L L E orally. We
sound very pleasing to the ear, and I'm not I'm
not using a radio station microphone. You you are using it.
You you bought one that was the same as the
radio station microphones there the electro Verse thirty twenty. I
don't know what we're doing, but I'm happy. We'll just
keep doing it now that we finally got the sound
right after two hundred and ninety seven episodes, Thank you

(57:11):
so much. All right. By the way, I'm making notes
for all the things I promised I would talk about
in the Brooklyn Boys. Right, what was the first thing
I mentioned? I forgot so I got the Katie Perry
story and it was I think it was Jessica Simpson.
But I said, I said, oh, I'll talk about them.
I'm not gonna go listen Listen back to this, listen
back to God damn it, Brooklyn, thank you for your

(57:32):
talkbacks this week. There's not too much hate. It's fewing.
It's amazing. You know, Mallin's gonna answer reactions.

Speaker 5 (57:43):
This podcast all depends on you, baby

Speaker 10 (58:00):
Suption