Phone Tap: Rolando Picks Your Costume
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It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning in the midst of Haunttoberfest. And today's prank call is on a husband who's being dragged by his wife to a fancy Halloween party. She had to find a high-end costume shop and spend a lot of money in order to get the perfect couple's outfit. And she set him up for this by telling him the costume store may call him to make sure that they have everything and maybe have him pick stuff up after work. Okay. But there's an even bigger issue at hand, and only one man can fix it. Time for Rolando to step in and save the day in your special Halloween phone tap right now.
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Hello? Hello. Is this Mr. Scott? Yeah, yeah. Who's this? How are you doing? How's it going?
Yes.
Who is it? This is Rolando. I am calling from an outfit and costumes. I had the pleasure of assisting your wife, Olivia. Well, what can I help you with? Do I need to come pick up the costumes or what? Oh, no. We have a little bit of a problem. Problem. Sorry. Sometimes it just slips out. Okay. The Latin lover in me. I mean, the Latin speaker in me. Can you get to the point? What's going on? I'm kind of busy right now. So your wife told me you will be attending a Halloween party this weekend, and you requested a Western theme, no? I mean, I guess so. I don't know. It's whatever she, you know, like whatever she feels. I am here to tell you that she wanted a cowboy, but unfortunately we are allowed to be cowgirls. Okay, well, honestly, whatever else will work.
It's really not that important at all. I was hoping you would say this.
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