Phone Tap: Hello Dolly
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What is the premise of the Phone Tap involving an Airbnb?
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What unexpected surprises await the Airbnb guest?
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Oh. Oh, no. That him and his wife are going to be rooming with. Oh, my God. You're going to hear it in your phone tap right now. It's another phone tap. Weekday mornings on the 20s. Hello?
Hi, is this Matthew? Yeah, this is him. Oh, I'm Rita. You are going to be staying at my Airbnb this weekend. Oh, yes, that's right. Hey, yeah, me and my wife are super stoked for the trip. Yeah, well, I was just calling about my listing. There was a tiny error in it. Oh, okay. What was that? Well, under amenities, it should have said free Wi-Fi, but it says free wife. So, yeah, I didn't want you getting any ideas.
How does the prank caller describe the creepy dolls?
Oh, so the Wi-Fi isn't included? No, no, the Wi-Fi's there. Just no wife. Get it? You bring your own. Oh, yeah, that's funny. I get what you're saying now. Good. Okay. I did have one other note.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the premise of the Phone Tap involving an Airbnb?
0:00–2:23
2
What unexpected surprises await the Airbnb guest?
2:23–4:03
3
How does the prank caller describe the creepy dolls?
4:03–5:10
4
What historical significance do the dolls have?
5:10–6:21
5
How does the guest react to the doll decorations?
6:21–7:47
6
What comedic misunderstandings arise during the call?
7:47–10:17
7
How does the prank reveal itself to the Airbnb guest?
10:17–10:49