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Chapter 1: Why is Lunchbox upset about Father's Day plans?
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Chapter 2: What happened during Ray and Scuba's hotel stay in Chicago?
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All right, listen up. The Jonas Brothers here. Our podcast is called Hey Jonas. Since everyone has a podcast, we wanted to as well.
And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend Niall Horan is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with Slow Hands.
Chapter 3: What issues did Lunchbox face at the computer store?
Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, our taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done.
You too, Joe.
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And I'm CJ Toledano. It's our favorite time of the year on our podcast point game, the playoffs.
We're digging into the biggest surprises of the season, and I'm looking back on some of my greatest playoff moments. If we didn't talk ever again, I was hiring you. You just understood. That's how personal it got. Wow. Then after that game seven, Mark keep coming to, he's like, you know, I love you, dog.
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Chapter 4: What unique experiences did Ray have at the hotel?
You know, it's all love. This was just playoffs. This was just basketball. So listen to point game on the I heart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome in, dude. It feels good to be here. You are looking live at Nashville, Tennessee, lower Broadway, or are we upper Broadway? This is mid Broadway, mid broad.
I was on lower broad when I lived in the apartments that got demolished for the four seasons. Oh, they didn't just renovate those and add on? They tore it all the way down? That's the funniest thing you ever said, dude. Damn. That hit deep. We might already need to repeat this one.
Chapter 5: How did the cancellation of plans affect Lunchbox's weekend?
Where's our page? Where is our page? No. Don't. Don't. It's there. Oh, my gosh. I almost lost it. You fools, when you'd come over to my old apartment, it definitely smelled. Oh, dude, it reeked. It reeked like musty mildew, dude. It was so weird. It survived the flood, bro. What do you want from the apartment?
I understand, but you would think that they would bleach it all and rip it down to the studs and come back, but I guess they didn't.
Chapter 6: What were the reactions to the hotel environment?
Bleach it all? What was it, a murder scene? You bleach the walls to the mold. You kill the mold. Well, and also the lady at the front desk fell asleep. That's 100% true. Like she was narcoleptic. So like, what did you expect? Oh, I hate to get into that. I have to say this.
They came and said, hey, we're going to paint your door because this one drunk boyfriend, ex-boyfriend of our one roommate came and broke down the door. Nice. He tried with his cowboy boots. So hey, we're going to replace the door, paint it. The lady sent her brother, I think, and paid him $20 and a pack of beer.
Chapter 7: What humorous incidents occurred during the hotel stay?
And one night he painted our door. And I mean, it was slot. I don't know if he'd even put masking tape up. He just came with red paint and a bucket and paint because all the doors were red. I didn't remember that. But it wasn't the same version of red as the other people's. He didn't realize there's different hues of red. He didn't paint match.
Dude, it was fire engine red for the final six months we lived there. Well, yeah, he swung by. Thank you. Looks great. And I mean, like paint on the wall, like at some points he missed by an inch, just slathered it all over the place, man. So interesting. The place was great.
Chapter 8: What lessons did they learn from their experiences?
Each of us paid $600 a month. I will say it was a legit spot. Like absolutely legit. So cool. So fun. Convenient. Especially for the lifestyle you were living. It was in the center of everything. Everybody should be able to live in the center of a city for five years. And we did that. Checkmark. I've never done it. And, I mean, it's like a story for another day, but I always thought about it.
Sometimes the other guy, he's fascinated with this other guy, the midday guy that lives downtown, always asking him about the bars. Man, what was it like this weekend? What was it like? Well, that guy lives in Midtown. He doesn't even live on Broadway. Correct. I lived on Broadway from 2014 until 2019, and nobody gave a flying – I never got questions. Hey, what was the city like this weekend?
Nobody asked me anything. There should have been a bit on the show. Hey, Ray, what's the weekend report? Raymundo, what's the weekend report, man, from Broadway? I lived at the center of the universe for five years, and not one person was fascinated with my life, which tells me everybody's infatuated with their own lives and doesn't give a crap about anybody else. It's not that.
I just don't think you would have a great story every weekend. There's not a great story from every weekend. It's pretty monotonous. Wherever you live, it's like, oh, man, the bars were crowded. Okay, next weekend, bars were crowded. Next weekend, bars were crowded. There was a fight. Okay, now we got something. Next weekend, oh, man, we didn't go out.
We went and saw Baser's parents, and we hung out in the country. Okay, cool. So, I mean, as much as you want to make it like it was the most exciting thing and you were swinging from bar stools and the rafters every weekend, that's not what happens. Maybe it wasn't that. Maybe it wasn't a bit every Monday. But why was nobody fascinated with my life?
That I lived downtown in a major city in one of the biggest tourist capitals in America where the Sore Losers Convention, 175 days away, presented by... Freeland Chevrolet. They are not in the heart of downtown, but they're just outside of Nashville. Hell yeah. And there's a Tanger Outlets. So you can, there's Tiger Woods Golf. No, there is that Papa Stroke. Pop Stroke.
Starbucks around the corner. Nice. It's so nice out there. I actually may swing by today. All right. Also, because I got to check in on my vehicle. That's a good idea. Trying to help me on prices. Good. I can't afford $6,000. Yep. Whoa. What did you say? That was the original price. I think they were going to put a chrome muffler on it or something. And I said, guys, scale it back a little bit.
But it's been a month, and we are still negotiating. We're still deciding if I'm going to go with that vehicle, get the work done, or just get an all-new vehicle. Dude, you could get a Chevrolet Caprice. Richard found me a $50,000 4Runner. Oh, you're looking to be matching vehicles with Baser. And I said Baser. I mean, you can't do... That looks so sick. They last so well and hold up so well.
No, no, no, no. You can't have a matching vehicle as your chick. There was a couple in my neighborhood growing up, and I don't even know what these cars are, but a... 3000 GT? Yes. From Fast and Furious. Nah, this is pre-Fast and Furious. And they were green. They had the exact same color and exact same model, 3000 GT. Maybe the dude worked at a dealership.
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