Transcript
A (0:01)
You ever tried to play a joke on a friend or a co worker that immediately backfired?
B (0:07)
I bet. I can't think of it now, but I'm sure that's happened.
A (0:10)
Like when Brooke tried to trick me into eating an impossible burger and handed me an old Tupperware filled with salad and then a whole burger patty on top of it with some corn sprinkled on the top. Plus, she held her phone directly in front of her while giving it to me. Just terrible. Zero finesse on that.
C (0:30)
My problem with pranks is I'm not a good liar. That's my problem.
A (0:35)
Yeah, see, it doesn't mean that she's a bad person. She's just a bad prankster.
B (0:41)
Oh, yeah, that's true.
A (0:43)
And that's exactly what happened to one of our listeners recently who was trying to prank her boyfriend for a TikTok video. And like Brooke, she failed miserably. But this woman failed so badly that now her relationship could get super messy if we don't jump in and help.
C (1:01)
Yeah, see, we're still good.
A (1:02)
We can't sprinkle corn on top of it. Brooke. And call it. Okay? You're going to hear what happened in your brand new Awkward Tuesday phone call right after this.
C (1:11)
Try it someday and like it.
D (1:14)
It's awkward.
C (1:15)
It's Tuesday.
D (1:17)
It's Awkward Tuesday phone call.
A (1:21)
The cutest couples out there, and Brooke would agree with me on this, are the ones who openly lie and prank each other for laughs.
C (1:28)
Oh, actually, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure.
A (1:31)
Not to spoil it, but Brooke is planning to fake her own death at Thanksgiving this year just to make her husband cry. And then while he's sobbing on the floor, she's gonna pop out of the turkey and say, ha, you idiot. You're stuck with me. Yeah, hilarious.
C (1:46)
