Phone Tap: Did You Eat My Password
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Alright, it is time for a phone tap. Alright. I think most people would like to be considered a good neighbor.
Yeah. Yeah, sure. I mean, hopefully you're a good person. You try to be a good neighbor.
If any of my neighbors are listening, feel free to come and, well, I don't have any sugar or any groceries. That's the thing. Like, what does it look like exactly to be a good neighbor?
That's true.
Maybe it means grabbing somebody's mail for them while they're away.
Yeah, totally.
Or letting them borrow your power drill for a week.
Oh, yeah.
But today, I'm going to ask something that most neighbors might not.
Huh. Huh.
I mean, this is definitely crossing the boundaries of what it means to be a good neighbor. Even what it means to be a good human being. But you know what? That's why it works for a phone tap. We're doing it right now.
Hello?
Hey, I'm looking to speak with Dylan. This is him. May I ask what's calling? Yeah, my name is Joel. I'm not sure if you remember me, but we met at the block party last weekend. Uh... Remember? I'm the guy who just moved in on the corner. Yeah, I met a lot of people at the party, so, like, please excuse me. No, that's okay. I know I'm not that memorable.
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