#8 Phone Tap of 2025: Steady Eddy's Motel Oysters
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Grab your stain-proof laughing pants because it's time for the number eight phone tap in our countdown to the top phone taps of Christmas.
I got mine, Jeff. Mine are already on.
Today features Jose's character, Steady Eddie. Eddie calls the front desk at a roadside motel with a very strange request.
That one was weird.
An even weirder backstory to it. So get ready for your number eight phone tap of the year right now.
It's Brooke and Jeffrey's ten phone taps of Christmas.
Number eight.
Travel Lodge. This is Will.
Hi. Is this the motel off exit 282? Yes, it is. Are you looking to book a room? Oh, no, no. No, thank you. Okay. Well, how can I help you? Well, I'd like to book a room, please. Oh, you do want to book a room. All right.
What outrageous room requests does Steady Eddy make?
That's what I said. Can I get a name for the reservation? My name is Edward, but my friends call me Steady Eddie. Okay, Edward, when are you looking to stay with us? Well, it's tonight, but I do have a particular request.
Okay.
Yeah. So, like, my parents, Doug and Dorothy, their first date was at your motel, like, 30 years ago or 40 or 50. They're super old now. Okay. That's actually where I was conceived.
Oh.
Oh, right. Amazing, right? Anyway, you see, it was on the ground floor. And I don't mean like on the ground. Well, maybe. Actually, knowing my mom, I have no idea. No, I mean it was room 114. And I have been back there many, many times just to check it out. It was so cool. So that's the room that you're wanting then, 114? Oh, no. Oh, gosh. Actually, I like the room next to it, please.
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