Phone Tap: Facebook B-Day Friends
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What prank are the hosts pulling for the birthday celebration?
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How do the hosts explain their unique phone tap concept?
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What unexpected reactions do the hosts encounter during the call?
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Who is the birthday person being pranked and how do they respond?
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It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and on this show, we pride ourselves on coming up with pranks that are unique, different, and highly creative. Yeah. But not this one.
Oh.
We've done this idea three different times to three different people already.
You know what? If it's Brooke, don't fix it, Jeff.
Yeah, because it's simple, and we always get a funny reaction where we call someone and say, we're one of his 800 Facebook friends, and we want to wish him a happy birthday.
Yeah. I do love this concept. It really is.
Even though we've never actually met before or even spoken to them, they are super important in our lives. And that's what we do in your phone tap right now.
It's another phone tap. Weekday mornings on the 20s.
Hello. Rodney J. Who's this? Happy birthday, brother.
What surprises does the prank reveal about the caller's identity?
Oh, my God. Thanks. Who's this? It's your birthday, man. Yeah, it is. Yeah. Not at work. It's Clint from Facebook. So you work at Facebook?
I'm a little confused.
No, that's good. No, you accepted my friend request in 2015. Remember? I don't. Oh, well, don't worry. I remember. I sure do. It was highlight of my year, actually.
No.
Okay, so you're being serious?
How do the hosts escalate the prank with additional surprises?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What prank are the hosts pulling for the birthday celebration?
0:00–0:53
2
How do the hosts explain their unique phone tap concept?
0:53–1:40
3
What unexpected reactions do the hosts encounter during the call?
1:40–2:30
4
Who is the birthday person being pranked and how do they respond?
2:30–3:39
5
What surprises does the prank reveal about the caller's identity?
3:39–4:12
6
How do the hosts escalate the prank with additional surprises?
4:12–5:11
7
What humorous moments occur as the prank unfolds?
5:11–5:42
8
How does the prank conclude and what is the birthday person's final reaction?
5:42–11:41