Getting Out #62 Adam & Johnny From Pork Pies To Staten Island Slices

Meet Adam and Johnny, 2 brothers from England, with a Staten Island accent! The Outcast family keeps getting bigger! SO tune in as Adam shares his recent hospitalisation, and his unexpected admiration for hospital food, im sorry Staten Islands Hospital Food. And he answers the age old question. What's In That Bag! 

Meanwhile, Jesse opens up about his dad's multiple heart surgeries and the complications from medication mismanagement. Jesse finds out he has something else wrong with him. (add it to the list) 
 We talk about past styling trends like the infamous hair Glue stick.  The Hair Flip, and how NJ water is just way too HARD???

 From England’s pork pies to Staten Island Pizza!

Transcript

Speaker 2 0:23

Welcome back it is what's up everybody welcome back salutations and welcome back again now. And here's my friend uh introducing my friend adam awesome how you doing. I'm adam you know, we got his brother johnny on the uh on the board for us switching the scenes. Yeah, there we go. Hey, what up, you know? So we're back. And then, and uh, we got to address the situation because, you know, go back to adam johnny, show him what's the bag it's the bag of tricks go back to put the microphone a little close to your face.

Speaker 2 0:57

You don't mean talking like, oh, there we go, we talk about this yes, we talk about this.

Speaker 3 1:00

Well, I always got. Oh, you always have to. Why do you have to bring my bag into?

Speaker 2 1:03

this Because everyone's going to ask. You know, I got like Just the reason we were around. We didn't do an episode because Adam was a little sick.

Speaker 3 1:12

Yeah, I was in the hospital because I had like diabetes stuff.

Speaker 2 1:15

Isn't that crazy. Coram said diabetes and you look great.

Speaker 3 1:22

I'm feeling okay.

Speaker 2 1:23

You are so much lighter than me and in better shape, and yet you would think, yes, you would think that I would be the one with diabetes.

Speaker 3 1:31

But well, you know like yes, so you're like a powerhouse over here keep on, keep on trucking, you know. So I got my lip balm, you know well, male lip balm. I'll show for the camera.

Speaker 2 1:41

Look at that okay, what is that for? So that's for like you know, say like when your lips get chapped okay bam, bam oh, but wait, but I thought we were talking about diabetes no, you know it could go with diabetes.

Speaker 3 1:51

People shit diabetics get the lips chapped oh yeah, is it more? Is it a thing like oh yeah, they get like dry skin and stuff like that. You know, you always got to be on your p's and q's. Uh, you know, and it's me personally, I don't like to have chapped lips and then you got-.

Speaker 2 2:04

I don't like to chapped lips either, dude, I'm not a big fan?

Speaker 3 2:06

Not really. I don't think most people are big fans of that no right, johnny. No chapped lips I don't like chapped lips Nah.

Speaker 2 2:12

Yeah.

Speaker 3 2:12

All right, and then I got my insulin. I keep my bags, fashion, fashion.

Speaker 2 2:28

And you were pretty sick up in there.

Speaker 3 2:29

Oh, back to that, back to that, back to that.

Speaker 2 2:31

Hold on. My dad went for heart surgery like three times.

Speaker 3 2:36

That's why it's been a little tough over on me, oh three times.

Speaker 2 2:37

Yeah, bro, back to back to back.

Speaker 3 2:40

That's a lot.

Speaker 2 2:48

And because, bro, how do you know you're going for heart surgery and you have a medication that you have to take before you go, and then you run out of it and then just my dad's my dad's the same way.

Speaker 3 2:57

He's like he even like threw away pills during while after his surgery. Where I'm over here cleaning all his little garbage bag and I see at the bottom of the can there's mad pills just thrown away, I'm like what are you doing? You feel terrible right now and this is the reason why, because your blood pressure's probably through the roof. You know you don't feel good and you're throwing away the pills, what like?

Speaker 2 3:20

dude. He ran out and didn't say anything to my mom not nothing anyway. He expected my mom to do it, so they had to keep him there for a whole four or five hours extra to run the medication through him.

Speaker 3 3:32

The IV or something. Yeah, to get it back into the system.

Speaker 2 3:34

But he didn't even stay at night at him. Don't get people nauseous over here, johnny, you know Ha.

Speaker 3 3:41

Ha, I can't, I can't. I know, I can't, I can't. I know, like the older generation with like how they do their like medicine is nuts. Like my mom, she just went to the hospital, just came out today, like you know she had, like I don't know, like an infection or something, and you know she's just thinking like yeah, she worked too hard or she stretched her leg out like they went into the hospital. She's over here on iv fluids like um medicine. So that's crazy. Now she's out of the hospital, she's over here on iv fluids like um medicine so that's crazy.

Speaker 3 4:08

Now she's out of the hospital, she's all good, but she's no longer I just feel like everybody's fucked up, everyone's falling apart.

Speaker 2 4:12

That's how I feel, man, they're sick. I got sick too, for the like three or four days. I was just mate I, I think it was because have you ever, like, cleaned your ear out. Yeah, the next day gotten extremely sick. Yes, I don't know why, but it happens to me a lot. I've had that before.

Speaker 3 4:30

But it's like the funniest thing. It's like you know, you feel like you just cleaned your ear out. You feel clean.

Speaker 2 4:34

Next day, you're like ah, I feel terrible.

Speaker 3 4:36

My sinus is killing me. The thing is, I think you need it.

Speaker 2 4:40

Yes, wax is supposed to be something that like helps you from getting like an affection in your ear. I guess I know, I know that is what it is you gotta do what you gotta do.

Speaker 3 4:50

But you know what the thing I can do? Say like I went to the hospital in New York, I went to like Staten Island University, okay, but um yo, the food was good, the food was fucking fire. I'd grill chicken every day.

Speaker 2 5:01

What did we get to the food order? What? How did we get to the food?

Speaker 3 5:04

How did we get to the food? Yeah, I just was just talking about, like, my stay at the hospital.

Speaker 2 5:08

Oh, the food sucks at the hospital. I was just wondering how we transitioned.

Speaker 3 5:12

Oh yeah, oh my bad. I was just you one night and I had cheesecake for dessert. It was like a top-notch service over there.

Speaker 2 5:30

It depends. That's why you went to. All right, that's why you went over there.

Speaker 3 5:33

I didn't go there for the meals. I didn't go there for that.

Speaker 2 5:36

That's a top-notch service though.

Speaker 3 5:37

Yeah, no, I did, because you know what I went to and sac meridian out here and that's where my dad went, and they bow and you know the thing that gets me going. It's like I showed him twice and my feet, like you know, they're like oh well, what are you doing for this? And I'm like it's been three months and my freaking toe is still not like healing, like doesn't that raise any suspicion? And I'm a diabetic I can't believe it. You know what?

Speaker 2 6:01

I mean exactly.

Speaker 3 6:01

And then, as soon as I got to new y them, I'm like, yeah, this has been like four months and nothing's happened, like I'm doing the right thing, I'm cleaning it, I'm putting the gauze on it, the bandages, the medicine, and it's not healing. And the lady was like, all right, well, you're to like bacteria or some shit, but I think I had a low-lying bacterial infection from when I went through my head, went through a windshield ah, they say that yeah, something if your neck gets hurt yeah, yeah, yeah, you get definitely some type of like brain injury yeah, so like I must have been sick for a while and it was like you know, I know it sounds like very weird, but nah.

Speaker 3 6:40

I really hate talking about my toes, bro. It's the worst because I'm like my toes definitely did save my life, but it's like you know, I hate when people are like what were you in the hospital for?

Speaker 2 6:48

Well, you got to understand, dude.

Speaker 3 6:54

See, you may think that sounds like you know. I understand. I'd rather be in the hospital for a broken arm than oh yeah, I just got my fucking toe fixed.

Speaker 2 7:00

I understand how you feel that. You're like, oh my fucking toe, you know, but you got to. There are so many people going through that dude.

Speaker 3 7:07

I know, but when I feel like I talk about toes and diabetes, people think like ah, shit, so we had to cut it off by the knee. You know that's when I start to. You know like I'm like ah, you know.

Speaker 2 7:19

It's hilarious. I think you did the right thing get a second opinion. Everyone's got to get a second opinion that is huge.

Speaker 3 7:27

Even in anything. Your mom says something, ask your dad. It means you might be going across.

Speaker 2 7:33

I try, but I don't even want to answer. Dude, that was a huge thing that I learned too. Another big lesson always get a second opinion. Talk to someone else, ask advice.

Speaker 3 7:47

Yeah, because if it doesn't seem right to you, ask somebody else, Because sometimes, like I always ask for a second opinion, even on ideas, Because I'm like yo, hear me out, Do I sound crazy? And then I'll tell them my idea and they're like no, that sounds completely normal and I'm like all right, cool, so I'm not crazy for thinking this and I'm completely right. So now I feel good.

Speaker 2 8:04

Now I'm better, now I feel whole, all better.

Speaker 3 8:06

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 8:07

Thank you, that's all I wanted. I feel like I'm. I'm with you, I agree A hundred percent, a hundred percent.

Speaker 2 8:13

It's just the fact that I I've went through it with the bacterial infection and recently I told you about my jaw and all and like yeah, yeah, going back through the episodes and watching me like because my mom mentioned something, I remember my probation officer mentioned something, carmine said something to me like multiple times and I really don't care what other people think, except people that are close to me. So when I heard it from multiple people that I care about, I really started like what the fuck is going on?

Speaker 2 8:41

yeah, I don't like watching yeah so when I was looking through that, the episodes I'm like there is some I'm doing something weird in my mouth that I've never done before and I realized that it's happened when I hurt my shoulder and what I'm doing is that I'm put like because we talked about this yeah, like all connected it's all the stress whenever remember when in old movies and westerns and shit you're getting a bullet or something taken out they're like give them something to bite down on and they're like all right, bite down on this, it helps with pain, because that's where all your stress is, is in your jaw.

Speaker 2 9:19

Oh, exactly, so when I'm fucking nervous or I'm concentrating, I'm like you know what the worst thing is.

Speaker 3 9:26

It's like you know, it's like I get like that too, because when I'm trying to concentrate on something, I'll start really clenching my jaw, to the point where I got to loosen my jaw up and relax it and massage it, because I'm like you know, I sometimes feel like as if I took a molly or something.

Speaker 2 9:39

You know what I mean.

Speaker 3 9:41

Exactly.

Cultural Background and Water Filtration

Speaker 2 9:41

Exactly Something they're like yeah what the fuck is going on with it? It's called TMJD. I just found this out. Timid, yeah, timid.

Speaker 3 9:53

It's like it's, it's, it's, it's a big word, but we call it for sure.

Speaker 2 9:57

But because it's it's a, it's a disorder. So of course they're going to throw D on the end, but yeah. Or D on the end, but yeah. So he told me he's like you just got to be more cognizant of your face because as we grow older we get so used to our facial expressions and it becomes just a habit of how you react normally, like when you're used to just grinding your teeth when you're concentrating, well, even just do grind your teeth when you sleep, because I remember my dentist gave me a frigging mouth guard for like when I sleep Me too.

Speaker 3 10:26

I never used it. I never used it. It was like a bottom mouth guard.

Speaker 2 10:29

I wish I did. What the hell am I using? I got to use it. I got to get one.

Speaker 3 10:32

I ended up losing it. Yo, you know it's like so funny. So you do all these preventive measures when you for, and then you're 30 and your back is like a question mark and your teeth are nuts and you're like I wish I did that.

Speaker 2 10:49

I wish I did everything that they told me and I did everything that my mom said I should Exactly. She always told me not to put so much gel I used to wear. You remember that shit.

Speaker 3 11:02

Everyone used to use in their hair back in the day. What like LA Madison, yeah.

Speaker 2 11:06

And especially the one that fucking the stick. Do you remember the stick dude? Yeah, the one that like they used to put the wave like it was just the front of their hair and they would just like it was a stick of glue and they would just fucking put it on the front of their head and like, flip their hair up and it would cause like a fucking little. Everything was straight.

Speaker 3 11:28

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, it looked like yeah.

Speaker 2 11:30

I know what you're talking about, but you would see the glue like I know.

Speaker 3 11:33

I know. I know that people used to do the flip. It'd be the flip.

Speaker 2 11:36

It'd be the most pointiest I did it, but I was never one of the guys that combed. I've never used a comb before in my life. I would always use them. That was one thing my brother told me. I just thought it looked crazy. People would just comb their tits.

Speaker 3 11:48

I love them.

Speaker 2 11:50

You look good because you have an Elvis type of membrane. You had the Elvis hair going on when you flicked it back. That's your style. You look good like that.

Speaker 3 12:02

I can't pull that shit off my hairline was already receding, so I had to like do whatever I had to do. Imagine you trying to do my flip.

Speaker 2 12:09

so like I tried it. I definitely wanted to. I was like yo, that would be awesome if I could do like some Christian Bale shit, Pull my hair all the way back.

Speaker 3 12:21

I would love it, dude, but I can't do get thinner as you get older. I don't know if it's moving to Jersey and getting this Jersey water on my hair. It is. It's a big for fact. You're a good point. Yeah, yeah, yeah, because showering out in New York my hair feels great. I come out to Jersey, my hair starts feeling like it's thin. I see pieces of my hair in the fucking shower. I'm like what the hell is going on. Am I'm like what the hell's going on? Am I going bald? But I have nobody bald in my family. Really, yeah, I got nobody bald in my family. So like I don't think I'm going to go bald, but like we put this type of John, what was the code that we put in?

Speaker 3 12:55

water filter oh yeah, a water filter. I'll put a water filter, but it's at the top of, like you know, the faucet. It's actually like on the faucet, so it's not even like.

Speaker 3 13:04

It's not like a water filter, because we have a filtration system for the house water okay but like this one's like right when it comes out the wall, when it comes out the freaking faucet, because like I don't know what's going on with these pipes out here, I don't know what's going on. So since I've been using bro, my hands feel clean, my whole body feels super clean. Don't feel like I got like some sort of like calcium or whatever oh, so you got the filter for the actual shaft.

Speaker 2 13:28

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, dude in prison. They would say that to me too. They would say the prison. They said the water is very hard, yeah, and I didn't understand what they.

Speaker 3 13:37

Yeah, you get like calcium buildup, bro.

Speaker 2 13:39

It's gross feeling bro dry it makes you feel so dry yes, yes, it was really bad, so you gotta moisturize. Oh, that's a good, I gotta get one of those dude, I definitely yeah, water show filtration.

Speaker 3 13:51

You just like put it on the top. And then we got ourselves a wand that johnny half broke and, um, what's the one the wand is like you know, like all right, so we have the one that comes out. That's like rainwater comes out the top. And then you got the wand that you could do your back and your ABC and all that other stuff, like you know, the one with the hose, the wand it's not like a wizard's wand, it's a shower wand. So not a wizard wand, not a wizard wand. You have a fucking grand wizard wand, a grand wizard wand, and me for having a fucking grand wizard wand.

Speaker 3 14:22

I'm over here, I'm like are you a wizard, harry? And he's like I don't know.

Speaker 2 14:25

He's got. You're probably. You didn't tell me you had a fucking grand wizard wand.

Speaker 3 14:28

Yeah, yeah, yeah, we have a nice grand wizard wand and it's in our, uh, it's in our bedroom.

Speaker 2 14:33

So tell everybody where you guys from. All right, what's the backstory? What are my backstory? You guys are originally from America. No, all right.

Speaker 3 14:45

So I was born in England. Boston, that's what I was going to say. Never Boston. Johnny's not from Boston.

Speaker 3 14:50

Johnny wants to be from Boston, johnny can be from fucking Johnny said he's from Guam one time I believe that I believe it, a time I believe I believe it 100. So, um, yeah, so I was born in england and then I moved over to america like new york, staten island, of all places. Um, when I was like four and um, johnny must have been like maybe like one or something, because we moved over in 98 and uh, so then I did all my school, I grew up over here, I grew up in in Great Kills, staten Island.

Speaker 2 15:19

Johnny, what are you doing?

Speaker 3 15:23

Yeah, no blowing your wacky tobacco into the mic.

Speaker 2 15:28

All right for everyone wondering. He has an ASMR thing, dude, so just don't worry about it. I'm going to try to stop him as much as I possibly can.

Speaker 1 15:35

Yeah he really tried. It won't happen again.

Speaker 3 15:38

He has his own line of ASMR. He yeah, he really tried, he has his own line of ASMR. He tries to peek in. It's my line. He tries to poke in. Sometimes no free commercials, John. Yeah, that's exactly what we're trying to do, yeah we're not having you give free ASMR on our stuff.

Speaker 1 15:54

Okay, don't subscribe to my YouTube.

Speaker 3 15:56

No, but if we are going to subscribe to it, it isn't going to be JohnnyTheBrit my YouTube, no, but if we are going to subscribe to it, it isn't going to be JohnnyTheBrit at YouTubecom, but you know. But so how are you doing?

Speaker 2 16:08

Go ahead.

Speaker 3 16:09

So you're from England? Yeah, so I'm from England. I grew up in a predominantly Italian neighborhood.

Speaker 2 16:15

Okay.

Speaker 3 16:16

And so that's how I get like this whole mixed up, mashed up, parted ass accent. So it's like everyone always asks me if I'm boston, or uh, the way I look, they ask me if I'm albanian because I got a big head, or russian or something I could see russian, you know what I mean.

Speaker 3 16:29

But like I'm just like a weird mumbled up, you know, frigged up. English norwegian, fella, my mom's norwegian, my dad's from england, gotcha, you know, my mom's from Brooklyn, so you know, like I was born in England, came over here and then I went back over there. Well, my mom and dad wanted to move back and we did too. Why not Like after I got out of high school, we went over there and we only stayed there for about a year and we moved back because it didn't work out with my mom's job, because she's supposed to get more schooling or something like that. It was something she works in, the medical field, so it was something that she needed to get to work out there and it would have been. It would have been too long for us, it would have cost too much money for us to have her go back to school for a year or two, and you know it wouldn't work. So as a family we moved back.

Speaker 3 17:20

But me, I made friends out there like I. Um, one of my best friends was like this uh guy who grew a ton of bud and sold a ton of bud to all these, like you know, surrounding neighborhoods and he was a really big fella. I became really best friends with him and, um, like my next time I went back over there I ended up living with him and kind of like running a trap house for like a whole year in england. Really, yeah, I told my mom I was like working on a farm or something, but uh, I I was really like running the streets of manchester, like trapping out, growing mad pot and stuff like that. That's awesome. So then, like you know, then I moved back over here and stuff, and you know I just I've been back and forth a couple times but wish I could just, uh, you know, get both of them. It'd be fun to have them both together, but you know we're separated by the ocean.

Speaker 2 18:01

Yeah.

Speaker 3 18:02

But yeah, that's basically me in a nutshell. That's awesome. You know you'll find out some more throughout the episodes.

Speaker 2 18:07

Yeah, of course we're going to get into, like you know, a little bit of Johnny's background.

Speaker 3 18:12

Yeah, jonathan, tell us about yourself. I want to know. Yeah what's going on.

Speaker 1 18:18

John Um born in England. Okay, came to America in like 98.

Speaker 3 18:26

Yeah, that's basically what.

Speaker 2 18:27

I said he's his brother.

Speaker 3 18:28

Johnny. So yeah our story does line up a little bit. You guys are like adopted.

Speaker 2 18:35

I would think that you guys lived in the same family.

Speaker 1 18:37

Yeah Well, lived there for eight months. Okay, came back, lived in Staten Island and West Brighton In West Brighton and then moved to New Dorp. That's nice.

Speaker 3 18:54

What the fuck is New Dorp? Are these neighborhoods? What are these? Oh, those are Sorry West Brighton, because I definitely know West Brighton's like half the hood.

Speaker 1 19:03

West Brighton is a quarter of hood, a quarter of Spanish, a quarter white neighborhood of Staten Island, new York. Okay, and then we move to New Dorp, which is predominantly white and white. And then in 2022.

Speaker 3 19:29

I like to know the statistics.

Speaker 1 19:30

We moved to Jersey.

Speaker 3 19:32

That's nice to know.

Speaker 1 19:34

That's my life, that's your life?

Speaker 3 19:36

That sounds like a great life. John, what about the time you went to utah? Or? Uh, oh, yeah, I went backpacking in new mexico, or, uh, you know, you really missed a bland over here. Wait, man, you went backpacking in mexico, yeah, no, yeah, went backpacking new mexico like I did. I did a backpacking trip where I did like a hundred mile trip and but johnny, a couple years later, went with like boy scouts, like I went with boy, like I went with Boy Scouts, but he went with R-True and, yeah, he did about what did you do? Like 100 miles or something like that.

Speaker 1 20:03

I forget.

Speaker 3 20:04

Yeah, it was about a 100-mile trek. Why am I telling you stories, john? My story that is for another time. That's awesome, dude.

Speaker 2 20:15

For another time, okay, all right, yeah, yeah, we got to talk about you know, like just Johnny, being like the top echelon. You know what I mean the top echelon of everybody.

Speaker 3 20:23

Yeah, yeah, yeah, come on, john, you got to like. You know, you're like sitting right next to Biggie Notorious over there.

Speaker 1 20:28

You know what I mean, you know? Oh yeah, we'll get to know everybody.

Speaker 2 20:38

We got a couple more new faces going to be coming in with us. We're introducing people.

Speaker 1 20:42

You never said that to me. What'd you say? You never told me that.

Speaker 2 20:46

I did dude. I told you Hopefully Jamie's going to come next week. I said from the snow shop, the cool one that we talk to, oh, that guy.

Speaker 3 20:56

You're not getting pushed out, jonathan, you're still going to be a button.

Speaker 2 21:00

Man Be my mixing guy, and I think I've figured out why I'm lagging a little bit. I figured it out. I figured it out.

Speaker 1 21:09

Oh we are lagging a little bit.

Speaker 2 21:11

But no, it doesn't matter. We're good Because I'm not moving as much, because I'm a fat fuck, so people don't have to worry about it.

Speaker 3 21:17

And I'm just like y'all, it's not moving, it's not moving.

Speaker 2 21:19

But look at it, it still looks like a mother. No, it's not, dude. But you gotta also understand too. When we're done and we hit the Folks this shit, God bless everybody that does the streaming. You know what I'm saying? That's all I'm saying. And does video, because this is a motherfucking bit.

Speaker 3 21:37

But Does it catch up, like, say, when you put it into the camera? That's what I'm saying it catches up, I think that when we're done For us. Looking at it, for the video it looks like, it's like, but oh, okay, that's what I'm trying to tell you motherfuckers.

Speaker 2 21:48

You guys are bugging me.

Speaker 3 21:53

Well, you know what Like.

Speaker 2 21:54

I get worried like play-doh, but you gotta understand. Even right now, if you look at me, john, you put me on there. See, guys, if your audience is looking like my fat ass, looks pixelated.

Speaker 3 22:05

My lips, his lips, don't look like his own lips. He looks like a.

Speaker 1 22:10

PS2 character. What are you talking about?

Speaker 3 22:13

He looks like he's from one of those old movies. Yeah, why movies?

Speaker 1 22:16

Yeah, why I look great in character.

Speaker 3 22:18

I look like GTA 3. Dude looks like a GTA 64 character.

Speaker 1 22:23

I look fine, you look great. Dude looks like a. Gta 4 character he looks like one of those Kung Fu movies. You just see it because of the computer, that's all. Oh, it looks like Kung Fu Panda.

Speaker 2 22:32

Once everything's done, it's going to go.

Speaker 3 22:36

That's exactly what it's going to do.

Speaker 2 22:40

It's going to. That's exactly that's what it's gonna do. It's gonna go. I hope, I hope so. If not, then we gotta do this, we gotta like fucking. Then next time I gotta switch it to like a different thing. If anyone knows why my shit is lagging, and I think yeah, drop a comment below.

Speaker 2 22:51

Thank you comment below because I think it's because why does my fucking phone not lag, but but an $800 camera he's gonna fucking lag. Doesn't make any sense. I think it's because I might have it as a media capture. Oh, it's supposed to be a video capture.

Speaker 1 23:08

Who's on your shirt.

Speaker 2 23:11

I don't know, it might be a video capture. It looks fine. Dude, it's not that bad. I heard you. I'm gonna answer that. Stick on the topic. Jonathan, John, John, John.

Speaker 3 23:23

John Jonathan's over here with the ADDs over here trying to get us off a topic.

Speaker 2 23:27

Don't tell me you've never seen Superbad dude. I'll fuck you up. You never seen Superbad dude. I've seen it, I'll fight you. Oh, there you go. That's what I want to hear. You don't want me here. I want to fucking hear Dude. You better know McLovin.

Speaker 3 23:41

John's. Like I know who that is, I'll fight you right now. Mclovin's that dude.

Speaker 1 23:45

Who.

Speaker 2 23:46

I saw this shirt, I had to pick that shit up immediately. Wait, who? Who's that? Mclovin? Yes, what? And you're going to stay on me. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 3 23:59

You're horrible with this, johnny. You're getting too comfortable. Johnny, jonathan, get off of him.

Speaker 2 24:05

I'm going to have to super glue his fucking hand.

Speaker 3 24:07

We're going to have to sue Jonathan.

Speaker 2 24:09

We're going to have to super glue his hand to that thing we're going to like Stop doing that.

Speaker 3 24:13

Yeah, because it's getting recorded like that. John, stop doing that. Yeah, it's terrible, john. We're trying to make bits over here.

Speaker 2 24:20

See, I make bits and reels, but so what I wanted to talk about, though, before you guys, you know, bounce the down.

Speaker 3 24:32

Round as we get over here.

Speaker 2 24:33

How'd we get all the way over here? I mean cuz, cuz. You guys talk about me laying in it.

Speaker 3 24:34

You're looking like play basketball boy. Look at me a little played up my arms off.

Speaker 2 24:36

Fuck, I'm looking like a basketball court. Look at me. I'm literally played up. My arm's all fucked up. I'm doing some. Why is your arm fucked up, dude?

Speaker 3 24:42

because I'm going through a lawsuit? Yeah, he's going through things, you know.

Speaker 1 24:45

You got sciatica too.

Speaker 2 24:46

Dude that's why I was doing the whole jaw thing. I found that I told you Because there was so much you got the sciaticus. Jonathan, they had to give me a muscle relaxer for my neck, like just for my jaw. So why?

Speaker 3 25:00

did they have to hit you with a needle or a pill? Both, oh my God.

Speaker 2 25:08

I don't know Well they gave me a needle for my shoulder, okay.

Speaker 3 25:13

And then they gave me a pill for my neck. Well, they gave me med pain killers in the frigging hospital. I don't take pain. Oh my God, it was crazy Frigging. They give me morphine. They're giving me like oxys, and when I got out I was like itch.

Speaker 2 25:21

Are you serious? They still do that.

Speaker 3 25:23

Oh yeah, yeah, they were like legit. It was like every six hours I was getting morphine, every like three, and like they made me. I think they gave me like a half a habit after they fixed my toes. That's what they do, bro. Oh my God, it was horrible. For like two days I was just feeling like terrible. That's not right. I didn't find it cool. I didn't find it cool one bit. I was like, wow, thanks for giving me like a half a withdrawal.

Speaker 2 25:52

That really isn't fucking cool at all. I hate that shit.

Speaker 3 25:55

You know what. But I can't complain because, you know, while I was on vacation in the hospital, I got good food, good service, papa John's and.

Speaker 2 26:05

How'd you get Papa John's?

Speaker 3 26:06

Hey, you know you can work very you know intricate fingers in that hospital Really. Yeah, you know you talk to this person, talk to that person, it's all like. You know they're all connected in St Nylons and plus it's something called like DoorDash and uh.

Speaker 2 26:22

Oh, johnny, I never heard of DoorDash before. Have you heard of DoorDash, johnny?

Speaker 1 26:26

What's DoorDash?

Speaker 2 26:29

All right wait. Grubhub DoorDash.

Speaker 3 26:34

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Speaker 2 26:36

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Speaker 3 26:38

Just a question.

Speaker 2 26:38

Just a question.

Speaker 3 26:40

Which one do you use, john? Just a question which one do you use, grubhub? Do you use DoorDash, doordash, doordash. He's a DoorDasher. What are you? You know what I used to work for DoorDash, really, yeah, you make good money doing that DoorDashing.

Speaker 2 26:55

Maybe before. I don't know about now. Yeah, you're done, covid, my car flying like all the way down to like keyport and shit. Well, I can't speak for covid times. I was, uh, you know I was, I was in a cell. Oh, read, read book you know that's nice, that's nice. So you guys were driving, fucking oh yeah panic, buying toilet paper. Oh I was.

Speaker 3 27:21

I was like a nut job during covid. I was out going to gambling parties. I was out at night when there was curfew. At one point I didn't believe COVID was really a thing. I was like I was just in my own little demise, there's nobody out. It was nuts because there was just nobody out. I was out at night, always with my friends, and it was just like we had the whole world to ourselves.

Speaker 2 27:40

Yeah, my boy said it was like fuck it.

Speaker 3 27:42

It was pretty cool.

Speaker 2 27:44

Literally just desolate.

Speaker 3 27:47

I really, really. Yeah, it was like magical. At some points it was magical. Yeah, bro, imagine being in like a whole city, like by yourself.

Speaker 2 27:53

Oh yeah, the city's probably crazy. I saw like the streets were empty. They were showing pictures.

Speaker 3 27:57

I thought it was fake. Yo, it was absolutely beautiful, bro, seeing the city and not hearing any cars or nothing. It was crazy.

Speaker 1 28:04

Even in Staten Island it was like barely any cars yeah, in Staten Island.

Speaker 3 28:07

It's all on the street People with masks and shit. But then like at night, like you know, you got people are out. We went to bars and stuff and there was, like you know a little, what was the curfew at Staten Island? Oh, like, curfew was like there was like, say, like eight and nine or something like that. You had to be inside. But, um, you know it was like some BS. But you gotta think you got like nighttime workers or whatever. Me and my friends were always out and no cops ever said anything to us.

Speaker 2 28:32

No.

Speaker 3 28:33

Nah, nah. We would always find like little spots to go to.

Speaker 2 28:45

Like there was a lot of these pop-up gambling things and apartments and that, so we should just go to gambling parties. You know, I wish dude. Yeah, it's fun. I just can't believe how, when I got locked up, how it just shut down.

Speaker 3 28:50

That does. It's a pretty big coincidence. So while I was doing playing you know texas hold'em you're over there making prison burritos, yeah oh yeah.

Speaker 2 28:57

But I'm saying how does the world shut down and get a curfew when I get locked up?

Speaker 3 29:01

I thought it was kind of I feel like as if it was a shutdown to make things bigger Because, look, I had to drop a friend off to LaGuardia Airport, maybe during or right after COVID, LaGuardia made a whole new extension and stuff like that. It felt like as if the world, we got too big for the world and the world had to catch up real quick. So during the whole COVID times, yo, they did a lot of construction during COVID. You wouldn't think, bro, they had construction people with masks on passing things to each other six feet away from each other, like nut jobs because they had to follow OSHA. It was nuts watching these videos.

Speaker 2 29:31

Bro, I went down the street to where the new ShopRite is, because they're trying to connect those roads to Glenwood. No way, yeah, they made a bridge and all that shit. Yeah cool. They, yeah, they mean like a bridge, all that shit, yeah cool. They have. Amazon, too, is back there.

Speaker 3 29:44

Yeah, yeah, that's across the street, right.

Speaker 2 29:46

Bro. No, it's on the same side as fucking ShopRite it is. If you go down Jim Brown Road, don't go down that. That.

Speaker 2 29:54

It's across the street, yeah, yeah, yeah, that U-turn it goes to you the one before it when ShopRite is. Don't go, just go straight, where it says like there's no entrance, instead of going to the gold shop, right, just go straight, don't make that u-turn, just go down that road. Yeah, I went down going down now is it? I? Yes, and it's. And a spider it's. I have video. It is ridiculous. A bridge, it spiders out. It's like four different roads, a dirt road.

Speaker 3 30:27

There's, like it, amazon buildings, yeah, the size of fucking ant like yeah, I know, I know my mom tried to go down that road and it wasn't done. And, bro, there was craters in the road. Bro, we thought we were gonna, like, ruin our car. We thought we're gonna break an axle.

Speaker 2 30:43

I shouldn't have done that because I was on the fucking.

Speaker 3 30:45

Oh my God, that dirt road on the beginning. Oh my God, I thought I was going to destroy my car. It was hilarious, yeah.

Speaker 2 30:51

I was on the Mercedes. I should not have done that. Oh my God. Yeah, my car was pretty bad.

Speaker 3 30:54

Oh my God, yo your car could have got stuck in there.

Speaker 2 30:56

I know, it was dirt road, because the dirt road that I went down I know was connected to our area, but I had a gate last time I saw it. No, but how is it connected? You can get through it?

Speaker 3 31:09

I didn't know either In Glenwood Apartments. Shoprite is across the street from Glenwood Apartments.

Speaker 2 31:16

No, you're thinking of that side. I'm talking about the other side.

Speaker 3 31:18

I'm talking about where the new ShopRite is Behind the new shop right is Behind the new shop right is a thing of apartments, like houses, I'm saying. And then there's Amazon, things back there.

Speaker 2 31:31

You know how you would make the U-turn for where we used to work, our old shop right, Instead of making the U-turn to go across the highway to the shop right you would go back on. Glenwood side, you would go all the way back.

Speaker 3 31:47

Speed On the side, yeah, you would go all the way back when the Dunedin Enter side is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, just keep driving. I know what you're talking about. It's where all them pickup trucks, all that bump truck coming out of, go back there, oh wow, it's a fucking, it will blow your mind, Yo, over here. I seen on the map there's a golf course over here, no, that's where they, that's how big it is. They took over an 18 course 18 hole golf course and put Amazon buildings and all everything.

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Speaker 3 32:17

You don't have to take me over there. We got to walk. Oh, I have a video. I took a video of something. It is fucking nuts. Yeah, we'll go over there. We'll go check it out. I thought I was going to get lost. I got scared. I want to see it face to face.

Speaker 2 32:24

I got scared, dude. I was driving so long and so far back there because I was trying to find an entrance to my fucking neighborhood, oh my God. And I couldn't do it because I was like, all right, I'm right here.

Speaker 3 32:35

They should definitely put an entrance to my neighborhood from here.

Speaker 2 32:39

Yeah, they're doing it, because I see a sign that's down and it shows building 9, building 10. You could see that they're going to do it and it was done at one point because there was an old bridge, okay. So I guess they rebuilt the bridge, put it over and now they're going to Dude. It is crazy. The Amazon buildings are.

Speaker 3 32:56

We got a lot of new construction going on.

Speaker 2 32:59

That's what I'm saying. You're absolutely right. I drove to my old neighborhood. Everything looks different.

Speaker 3 33:08

Everything, I don't care. It doesn't look like when I left. Oh yeah, no Same here. I go down to Great Kills, bro. I go down to Great Kills and it's just not the same neighborhood. It just feels like like. It just seems like what used to be a neighborhood, like you know. You just see, you don't even see kids running around, no more, it's nuts. It's sad. No, that part is sad. You don't see nobody doing nothing.

Speaker 2 33:29

Have you been to England?

Speaker 3 33:31

since COVID or no? No, I haven't. I have not. But like you know, I still talk to my friends and stuff like that.

Speaker 2 33:36

What do they say? It's like over there.

Speaker 3 33:40

You know, an English person's always going to say that england's shy, why would you come back here? Really, yeah, yeah, they're always like that, you know. You know they're all, oh, they're all. They're always like that. They're like why was it coming to bloody england? It's not of his sonny? And I'm like, well, yeah, well, it's nice to come over here because I'm born over here and you know it's hilarious. You know, like I I asked an american why he doesn't want to come to England, come on. Like you know, it's like ask an English person do you not want to go to California? Like, come on.

Speaker 1 34:11

It's like the same thing to us.

Speaker 3 34:12

Like you know and like everyone wants to go see cool crazy stuff and I like to go see cool crazy stuff and English people. They're cool and crazy.

Speaker 3 34:22

Like like you ever see tim burton and you see his characters and stuff hell yeah he's definitely got his characters from how some of these english people look, because y'all, bro, some of these english people look nuts. You talk about fat people with red, pink, high blood pressure faces. There you go in england that you know they have. I don't think they hold nothing to americans. They're over here trying to say americans are fat without burgers. Bro, come on, you guys got people that are like the size of three of me, you know, and they eat like pork pies. Pork pies Is it bad? Over there, we have apple pies. Over here In England they have pork pies, pies made with pork in it. Are you serious? Yeah, and people straight eat them by the handful out there. Ew, yeah, I'm a fat boy, nah, but you know what? No, honestly, it is funny. Yeah, it is like some, it's like some, you know what To an American? Uh-uh, sounds gross.

Speaker 2 35:16

But you know, Donnie, look this up for me Look this up for me it's called or it's something that is from fucking I don't know. It's like some, like an indian type of country I don't fuck about like a third country.

Speaker 3 35:31

What is it? What is it? But it's like a fucking egg oh, a scotch egg no it doesn't have like an egg with a bird egg, oh, but a fetus, oh. Oh, philippines, yes, they like that shit.

Speaker 2 35:44

And it's fucking that real fucking baby in there, dude, Like they eat the fetus.

Speaker 3 35:51

Well, how about in Japan, bro? They have like this one fucking like meal where, like, all the fish are still alive while you're eating them, so they're flicking and stuff like that while you're eating them. But no, england doesn't have anything crazy like that. England's got like, so we got like all right. So you got fish and chip shops. That, like you know, you get your fish and chips. That's like you know, your average, like deli type, like you know, like you have delis but like you know that's where you get like your average meal. And you got pork pies. It's probably like you know that have like cheese, onions and potatoes. Those are nice. But then you had this other thing my friend put me onto. It Didn't know what it was when I ate it Thought it was absolutely delicious, like you know what you just ate. I was like no, he's like it's haggis. I'm like what?

Speaker 2 36:34

What is haggis?

Speaker 3 36:35

I heard of that before it's actually fried sheep's sounds gross, tastes delicious. Why would you try it, though, if it sounds gross? Didn't know what it was. My friend said here, I got your breakfast, I took a bite of it and I ate the whole thing, and I was like this thing is awesome, what is this? And he's like, oh, it's haggis. And I was like, oh, it sounds scottish. And he's like, yeah, it's fried sheep's intestines. I was like, all right, well, you know, I'll go for it again. I'll. I'll have it again Something.

Speaker 2 37:03

I go to. It's called like Balut. What is it called, johnny? Because you were done hitting those buttons for like 20 minutes. I'm hitting buttons, wait. No, I figured out the name of that egg you were talking about.

Speaker 1 37:12

That's what I was waiting. What is it called Balut? Balut, yeah, but I your favorite thing. It is a fertilized duck and burrow. Yo, do you like to go?

Speaker 3 37:26

balloot. Yo you and your friends going balloot.

Speaker 2 37:29

Balloot. That sounds like you're jumping off a bridge with a rope and you're bouncing.

Speaker 3 37:33

Nah, you're ballooting, you're ballooting. Nah, I feel like that sounds like something that you and your friends get up to. That's bad. Yeah yeah, you're a balut. Oh yeah, it's a balutin'. Again it's not like you guys are going out and you're shittin', your balutin'. You guys are going to balut again. You're balutin', you're balutin'.

Speaker 2 37:51

You're balutin' or you're like, oh no.

Speaker 3 37:53

That sounds like a derogatory term. You could turn it.

Speaker 2 37:58

Yeah, Johnny, stop it you could?

Speaker 3 37:59

Yeah, like you dirty little balutes.

Speaker 2 38:02

Don't give Johnny any more dry air in the next few weeks okay. He had enough.

Speaker 3 38:09

He had enough.

Speaker 2 38:10

You, fat balute, he had enough, johnny can turn anything derogatory.

Speaker 3 38:13

He's like yeah, yeah, yeah you, pellegrino water.

Speaker 2 38:16

Pellegrino, water's great. Do not even fucking talk about it, you can leave it a whole new order Right. But you can't make him drink unless it's fucking Pellegrino, alright, it's like. Italian Sprite right there, fucking Italian everything.

Speaker 1 38:31

Siciliano Italian Dr Pepper Alright guys.

Speaker 2 38:34

Well, just thank you, Johnny and Adam for coming down. We just wanted to introduce them and I apologize for not having something out last week. He was sick.

Speaker 3 38:46

Yes, I was in the hospital but I was maimed.

Speaker 2 38:49

I was sick and I'm still trying to figure out this bitch right here. Help me out if anyone has any like. I'm not good with this, not good with bit codes and all that other shit and bitcoins Bitcoins have a Canon R50.

Speaker 3 39:07

Don't fucking yell at me.

Speaker 2 39:08

Don't tell me that my fucking camera's bad, all right, just tell me what I need to do. Is it my aperture? But it's on auto exposure, so it's good I need to get fired.

Speaker 3 39:17

Say it, you can send us stuff on our Peloton. Thank you, but yeah, no thank you guys for coming.

Speaker 2 39:24

I love you. Thank you, Johnny, for helping me out.

Speaker 3 39:26

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Speaker 2 39:38

Yes, but also, also, also, also, also, also, I will. I I plan on doing some solo stuff to get like a little deeper into my prison experience so that you guys know more about me, and also doing the same thing with these fellas and having some more interviews, some more guests. We need more guests. So, if anyone wants to be a part of the show and you're from Jersey in the local area, no, we need people to interview, asshole, because we know nothing and we want to learn shit, alright, so that's the thing. So we're trying to learn some extra stuff and, uh, that's pretty much it. So, yeah, if you have any, uh, if you have any information to help us or you want, to If you see something, say something, that's yeah, listen at, listen at.

Speaker 3 40:20

If you see a bag, walk away.

Speaker 2 40:22

Something.

Speaker 3 40:22

if you see something, say something Definitely talk to the conductors on your train, motherfuckers.

Speaker 2 40:29

Say something, say something.

Speaker 3 40:32

Say something, say something.

Speaker 1 40:35

What did I just do?

Speaker 3 40:40

It's like we haven't been recording this whole time.

Speaker 2 40:42

No, that's why See this whole time. No, oh, that's why Ha.

Speaker 1 40:48

See you everybody later. Have a good night. Thank you, frosty, thanks.