Second Date Update: Muppet Dinner

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update – Muppet Dinner"

Episode Overview In the January 1, 2025 episode of Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update, hosted by iHeartPodcasts, Brooke and Jeffrey delve into the quirky and unconventional dating experience of one of their listeners, Gabe. Titled "Muppet Dinner," the episode explores Gabe’s attempt to secure a second date with Noel by incorporating his unique hobby as a professional amateur puppeteer. The episode provides humorous insights, candid discussions, and valuable dating advice, all while maintaining an entertaining narrative.

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Listener Introduction: Gabe’s Unusual First Date

The episode kicks off with Jeffrey introducing the segment, "Second Date Update," where listeners share their dating experiences for feedback and insights.

Jeffrey (00:30):
"Second date update. We got an email for a second date update from one of our listeners named Gabe..."

Gabe, also known as Kermit, recounts his first date experience with Noel, whom he met through a dating app. Determined to showcase his personality, Gabe decided to bring his puppet friends, Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, to the dinner at a local pizzeria.

Gabe/Kermit (01:17):
"Her name's Noel. Very, very pretty blonde girl. We met on a dating app, and we met up to this really great pizzeria in town."

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The Muppet-Powered Dinner Experience

Gabe’s unique approach to the date took center stage as he detailed how his puppets interacted during the evening.

Jose (01:25):
"I was really hoping he was going to give her net worth."

Kermit (02:17):
"I'm a professional amateur puppet impersonator."

Gabe clarified that his "friends" were, in fact, puppets, adding a layer of performance to the evening. The infusion of humor was evident as he described the dialogue between Kermit and Miss Piggy, intended to break the ice and keep the conversation lively.

Kermit (03:01):
"Are you enjoying the date? I see you're not eating as many of the pineapple as he is."
(Challenging Gabe’s preference for Hawaiian pizza)

Miss Piggy (03:44):
"Piggy. Don't bother them."
(Expressing disdain for the unconventional pizza choice)

The playful banter between the puppets was initially well-received, with Noel laughing and enjoying the novelty.

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Turning Points: Conflict with the Puppets

As the evening progressed, tensions arose between the puppets, leading to discomfort for Noel.

Kermit (05:00):
"Miss Piggy was not having the Canadian bacon. She got midway through a splice and just went, wait, what's on this frog?"
(Describing the argument between Kermit and Miss Piggy)

Gabe/Kermit (05:37):
"I may have been a little quick to the shot because I had Kermit on me still, and she instead went to go kiss Kermit..."

This unexpected turn, where Noel attempted to engage with the puppet Kermit instead of Gabe, signaled a disconnect. Noel’s reactions became increasingly strained, leading to an inevitable end to the date.

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Seeking Clarity: Contacting Noel for Her Perspective

Determined to understand why Noel did not pursue a second date, Brooke and Jeffrey reached out to her directly.

Jeffrey (08:08):
"Women respond to that. So it's been a week, and Noel is still not calling you back. On a scale of 1 to 100%, what are the chances that the reason she isn't calling you is because of the puppets?"

Kermit (08:20):
"That's a good question. I'm gonna say 50."

The hosts decide to contact Noel to provide a balanced view of the date from her perspective.

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Noel’s Take: Overstepping Boundaries with Puppets

During the call, Noel expressed her discomfort with Gabe’s approach.

Noel (09:25):
"Yeah, I want to know what you want."

As the conversation unfolded, Noel revealed that while she appreciated Gabe’s eccentricity, the extent of his puppet involvement was overwhelming.

Noel (10:44):
"I like eclectic guys."
Noel (11:14):
"That was fine. But then when he... the other puppet was... trying to kiss me."

She elaborated on how the constant presence and performance of the puppets overshadowed the opportunity to connect on a personal level.

Noel (11:45):
"We talk about the puppets. It sounds really innocent."
Noel (12:18):
"Weirdo."

Noel emphasized that while individuality is important, the execution in this scenario detracted from genuine interaction.

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Hosts’ Analysis and Advice

Brooke and Jeffrey synthesized the feedback, offering insights on balancing unique hobbies with dating norms.

Jose (13:18):
"Can you rework that whole Joe Lavender character a little bit more."

They suggested that while showcasing personal interests is commendable, moderation and sensitivity to the date’s comfort are crucial.

Jeffrey (14:15):
"There's a lot of friction here, obviously, but friction is what you need to create a spark."
(Acknowledging that conflict can lead to growth, but must be handled tactfully)

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Humorous Conclusion: Puppets Take Over

The episode concluded on a light-hearted note as the puppets humorously attempted to take over the radio show's position, highlighting the playful nature of the podcast.

Kermit (16:15):
"This is broken. Joe in the morning. Pruning them tunes from morning until noon."

Jeffrey (16:03):
"You know what, Joe? You can take over from my position because I'm obviously terrible at."

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Key Takeaways

• Authenticity vs. Over-the-Top: While being genuine and showcasing unique traits are valuable in dating, overstepping can create discomfort.
• Balancing Interests: It’s important to gauge the other person’s comfort level and interest when introducing personal hobbies.
• Effective Communication: Clear and considerate communication can help navigate unconventional dating scenarios.
• Humor and Lightness: Maintaining a sense of humor can alleviate awkwardness, but should not replace meaningful interaction.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Jeffrey (08:08):
  "On a scale of 1 to 100%, what are the chances that the reason she isn't calling you is because of the puppets?"

• Kermit (08:20):
  "That's a good question. I'm gonna say 50."

• Noel (12:31):
  "Weirdo."

• Jeffrey (14:31):
  "There's a lot of friction here, obviously, but friction is what you need to create a spark, and spark starts a fire."

• Kermit (16:15):
  "This is broken. Joe in the morning. Pruning them tunes from morning until noon."

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Final Thoughts The "Muppet Dinner" episode of Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update offers a humorous yet insightful exploration into the challenges of blending personal passions with romantic pursuits. Gabe’s story serves as a reminder that while individuality is attractive, it’s essential to remain attuned to the dynamics of the person you are dating. Brooke and Jeffrey adeptly navigate the conversation, providing both entertainment and valuable dating advice to their listeners.

Transcript

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[Jeff]

Second date update. We got an email for a second date update from one of our listeners named Gabe, who says he brought along some friends on his first date.

[Jose]

Okay, that could be fun.

[Jeff]

Apparently, Gabe did not get a kiss, but one of his friends did.

[Jose]

Wait, not the goal from his date?

[Jeff]

I'm not sure, but all I know is now he wants our help. So, Gabe, what's up, man? Welcome to the show.

[Gabe]

Hey.

[Kermit]

Happy to be on. Thanks for taking my call.

[Jose]

You are a chipper man.

[Kermit]

I try to be.

[Jose]

Okay.

[Jeff]

Okay, we'll get into the details of your date in just a second here, but first, tell us a little bit about the woman that you went out with. What's her name? Where'd you meet her? What's her net worth? Give us. Give us a rundown.

[Kermit]

Her name's Noel. Very, very pretty blonde girl. We met on a dating app, and we met up to this really great pizzeria in town.

[Jose]

I was really hoping he was going to give her net worth.

[Jeff]

Ye.

[Kermit]

I asked, but she wouldn't tell.

[Jeff]

Okay. Yeah. Stubborn.

[Kermit]

So we got some Hawaiian pizza.

[Jose]

Oh, controversial that you both like Hawaiian.

[Kermit]

You don't find that many people out there who like it.

[Gabe]

So I was like, it's not real pizza.

[Jose]

No, it is. I love it, too.

[Jeff]

We're not getting into this discussion during this second date update. No, we're not. We're not doing it. Let's just focus on your date, Gabe. Okay. Tell us more about the horrible pizza that you guys share.

[Kermit]

We had a bunch of that delicious, delicious pizza. And, you know, like you said, I did bring out my friends. You know, it said specifically in my profile that this is who I am, what I'm about.

[Jose]

Wait, what do you mean? You're about Hawaiian pizza with friends.

[Kermit]

So I am a professional amateur puppet impersonator.

[Jose]

Professional amateur also got me lost. That was on your profile?

[Kermit]

Yes. Yes.

[Jeff]

And you matched. So your. Your friends aren't actual people, they're puppets?

[Kermit]

Yeah, that is correct. Yes.

[Jose]

I see. Are you. You're like a ventriloquist or something, too. Like, you make the puppets talk.

[Kermit]

I'm not so much ventriloquy as it is just, like, a performance. Like, sometimes I'm behind, like, a fake rock or something, or I'm inside a really uncomfortable couch, and I do Muppet voices and stuff like that.

[Jeff]

Okay, so I'm just trying to picture this now. So you're in a pizzeria with your. Your Muppet friends now, joining you at the table.

[Gabe]

You're squatting.

[Jeff]

Say you say you do the voices, too?

[Kermit]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Jeff]

Can you give me, like, a sample of how that date would go?

[Kermit]

So, naturally, I brought out Kermit the frog first. That's how you break the ice, so it was kind of how you do it. Are you enjoying the date? I see you're not eating as many of the pineapple as he is. Okay. You know, he was trying to gas me up a little bit, but okay.

[Jose]

Okay. Kermit's cute. Yeah.

[Jeff]

I don't think of Kermit as, like, a typical, like, charmer of women, though. He seems kind of shy.

[Jose]

No, I think Kermie smooth.

[Kermit]

That's the thing, you know? No one's expecting Kermit. Everyone wants you to go with Fozzie or Animal or someone crazy, but you bring in Kermit when you want to show a little heart.

[Jose]

How did she react to Kermit?

[Kermit]

She was laughing. She was having a good time. Then naturally, I brought out Miss Piggy so that there could be a bit of a back and forth. You know, we had a double date for a little while.

[Jose]

And how did Miss Piggy sound?

[Kermit]

I think he's doing exceptionally well on this date.

[Noel]

Piggy. Don't bother them.

[Kermit]

They're doing their own thing. Can it, frog.

[Jose]

Can it, frog. I think that's adorable.

[Gabe]

I love it.

[Jeff]

Wa.

[Gabe]

You're just good enough that I can totally tell which one you're doing.

[Jose]

So you're sitting at the table. Do you have Muppets? Like, do you have the actual dolls with you, or is this just voices?

[Kermit]

I have two bags worth. It looked a little weird because I just had two duffel bags with me, but it seemed like the whole restaurant was actually having a good time along with it, because more often than not, when you bust out two Muppets, people are gonna take notes.

[Jose]

So, I mean, the thing is, if she was laughing through it, Women love humor. But how long did it go for? I was wondering that, too.

[Kermit]

It was, like, 45 to 50 minutes.

[Gabe]

Was there a commercial break?

[Jeff]

Yeah, an intermission where she got to go to the bathroom and then come back?

[Kermit]

Yeah, Yeah, I did say. You know, I went to the bathroom once, and I was like, hey, if you're just gonna, like, leave right now, I totally get it. No stress. But lo and behold, she was still there when I came back.

[Gabe]

Give you an invite to walk out?

[Jose]

Yeah, I wish they all did that.

[Jeff]

Did you ever get to know anything about Noel?

[Kermit]

Yeah, she's into pharmaceuticals. I guess that's what she's doing.

[Gabe]

Wait, wait. Taking them or.

[Jose]

It sounds like she's a drug addict. Would you say it like that? Oh, yeah.

[Gabe]

She steals all of her vitamins. Xanax.

[Kermit]

I mean.

[Jeff]

Gabe, normally I would ask our listeners if there was any awkward moments that happened during the date. I feel like I don't need to ask that.

[Gabe]

The whole date was kind of.

[Kermit]

There was one funny moment when Kermit and Miss Piggy started arguing over the pizza. You know, it got heated.

[Jose]

Let me guess. Miss Piggy not a fan of pineapple on pizza is what you're saying.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Kermit]

Miss Piggy was not having the Canadian bacon. She got midway through a splice and just went, wait, what's on this frog? Naturally, Kermit drama.

[Jeff]

I could see that. Throwing a wrench in your date, for sure. You said, though, that one of your friends got a kiss, so admittedly, I.

[Kermit]

Kind of went for a kiss. I may have been a little quick to the shot because I had Kermit on me still, and she instead, you know, went to go kiss Kermit, which. I get it. I get it. That's how it goes sometimes.

[Gabe]

Well, he's a celebrity. Girls want to kiss him.

[Jeff]

But I'm sure Miss Piggy didn't feel good about that either.

[Jose]

Good point.

[Kermit]

It was one heck of a car ride home. I'll say.

[Jeff]

Wow, two women upset at you after your date.

[Gabe]

Well, I'm imagining the bags are moving on their own. Duffel bags.

[Jose]

Kirby, how could you?

[Gabe]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

How long has it been, Gabe, since you and Noelle last spoke?

[Kermit]

It's been like, a week, week and a half. You know, we said we were gonna set up, like, a brunch or something afterwards. Like, she seemed really into the idea. I texted her a bunch of times, but I still haven't heard anything back. I just kind of.

[Jose]

Did you tell her that the puppets wouldn't come on the second date?

[Kermit]

I did. I said maybe. It's mostly just Gabe this time.

[Jose]

Okay. Mostly Almost secure.

[Gabe]

I may bring Oscar the garage, just in case.

[Jeff]

We have a lot to work with here. Kermit, what do you think we should do in this situation? I think we should perhaps play a song really quick and then come back and call Noelle and try and get your second aid update for Noel. That's what Kermit does, Right?

[Kermit]

That was great.

[Jeff]

That's great. We're going to play a song. We'll come back and we'll call Noelle for a second Date update right after this second date update. If you're just joining us, one of our listeners, Gabe, went out for pizza with a woman named Noel recently, and they were joined by some of his friends, Kermit and Miss Piggy. Because Gabe is a, quote, professional amateur puppeteer, actually.

[Jose]

Yeah, yeah, we've already gone over that.

[Jeff]

That's right.

[Jose]

It's an issue.

[Jeff]

He actually brought along some of his Muppets with him and basically put on a show at the pizzeria.

[Jose]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

And we heard a lot about what the puppets said and did. And eight. But Gabe, we never talked about alcohol on the date. Was Kermit getting turned?

[Kermit]

Maybe not Kermit, but Gabe was for sure.

[Jose]

Okay.

[Gabe]

Drink iced tea?

[Jeff]

More.

[Noel]

Yeah.

[Jose]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Than anything that makes sense.

[Jose]

I mean, the thing is, Gabe, do you have any regrets about your Muppet Show? I mean, it went on 45 minutes long.

[Kermit]

No. Absolutely not.

[Jose]

Okay. I like that man that stands behind his people.

[Jeff]

That's confidence.

[Jose]

Yep.

[Jeff]

Women respond to that. So it's been a week, and Noel is still not calling you back. On a scale of 1 to 100%, what are the chances that the reason she isn't calling you is because of the puppets?

[Kermit]

That's a good question. I'm gonna say 50.

[Jose]

50. 50. Those are pretty good odds.

[Gabe]

I can see that. Someone's either gonna be, oh, that's so funny and cute, or they're gonna be like, dude, it's a date. I wasn't feeling that.

[Kermit]

There's no in between.

[Gabe]

Yeah, I agree.

[Jeff]

Okay, well, let's find out which 50% it lies on. We're gonna dial Noel's number right now. We're second date update. Okay.

[Kermit]

Okay. You know, at the end of the day, it was on my profile. She knew what she was getting into.

[Gabe]

Yeah, that's true.

[Kermit]

No regrets.

[Jose]

All right. I like that. That's what Kermy would say.

[Jeff]

I'm going dial the number right now. Here we go.

[Noel]

Hello?

[Jeff]

Hi. Is this Noel?

[Noel]

Yes.

[Jeff]

Hey, Noel. My name is Jeff from the radio show Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning. How are you doing?

[Noel]

Who is this?

[Jeff]

From a morning radio show. It's called Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning.

[Noel]

Yeah, I heard of it.

[Jeff]

Okay.

[Jose]

Oh, cool. Thank you.

[Jeff]

Thanks for listening. Or at least knowing someone that else. Someone else that listens.

[Noel]

Yeah, I want to know what you want.

[Jose]

Okay.

[Jeff]

Okay.

[Jose]

That was all.

[Jeff]

I'll just get right to it then. This is a segment that we do called a Second Date Update. That's where if you go out with one of our listeners and afterwards, if you're not calling them back, they reach out to us to call you so we can help them figure out the reason why.

[Noel]

Okay.

[Jeff]

Okay.

[Noel]

Who is this?

[Jeff]

Well, again, my name's Jeff, like the namesake, Brooke and Jeffrey. I'm your.

[Noel]

I know who you are. But who is the guy?

[Jose]

Because Jeffrey is. You're making Jeffrey so nervous for some reason, Noel. It's awesome.

[Gabe]

Definitely more confrontational.

[Noel]

I mean, it's a lot of you guys talking. I want y'all to get to the point.

[Gabe]

Yeah, okay.

[Jeff]

Sorry. I don't want to waste your time here. We.

[Brooke]

Right.

[Jeff]

The listener that we're calling on behalf.

[Kermit]

Of course.

[Noel]

She's working. I'm working.

[Jeff]

The listener's name is Gabe. Do you remember going out with Gabe?

[Noel]

Yeah. He actually called you guys.

[Jose]

Yeah, he did.

[Jeff]

Because Gabe.

[Noel]

It makes sense he would do something like that.

[Jose]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

What do you mean?

[Noel]

Because he must have too much time on his hands. This makes sense.

[Jose]

Can I just ask? Because he said that you guys met on a dating app. When you saw on the dating app that he was a professional amateur puppeteer. What were you thinking?

[Noel]

I was fine with that. I'm into theater.

[Jose]

Okay.

[Noel]

I like eclectic guys.

[Jose]

Okay, so you're kind of excited about the date then?

[Noel]

Yeah, but he took it too far.

[Jeff]

Which. Which part of it went too far for you?

[Noel]

The whole thing, from beginning to end.

[Jeff]

Oh, so you're talking about the pizza? The pizza was way over the line.

[Noel]

No, dummy, that's fine. I don't care about the pizza. We talk about the puppets.

[Jose]

Can you describe the date from your perspective? Because the way he describes it, it sounds like a quirky, fun night of a puppet performance and pizza. Like, it sounded really innocent.

[Noel]

That would have been fine if that was the truth.

[Jose]

Okay. I don't get quirky, fun vibes from her. So what's the truth? What was it really like?

[Noel]

Okay, so from the beginning it was okay. I wasn't really surprised because that's what I read in his profile, but I just felt like it shouldn't have to be on a date, though. That's weird. Off the bat.

[Jose]

Yeah.

[Noel]

That's why he's single, if that's what he's been doing.

[Jose]

Well, he walked in with two duffel bags full of puppets.

[Noel]

Yes, he did. And I didn't know if he was going to bomb the place or pull out a credit card out of there. I don't know. Yeah, weird.

[Jose]

So when you got to the first puppet character, what was your reaction?

[Noel]

That was okay. I was like, okay, let me just endure this and embrace this. It was cute. It was cool. To Karmic and Miss Piggy thing or whatever, that was fine. But then when he. The other puppet was like, this mafia guy, I think it was Joe Lavender. I don't know why he called the lavender. Like, lavender is supposed to be peaceful. Okay. You know how when somebody has the puppet, he's speaking into the puppet and the guy was harassing, kind of suggestive. Like, come on, he gonna put me in a body bag. And he tried to kiss me.

[Kermit]

Okay.

[Jeff]

Whoa. So.

[Kermit]

People in body bags? What's so wrong with that? You know, it's a joke. It's funny.

[Jeff]

Hold on. Yeah. Who is talking on the matching?

[Kermit]

The good name of Joe Lavender and Joe Lavender.

[Noel]

Y'all really got him on the other line like that.

[Jeff]

So hold on. So no, I was supposed to let you know at a time when it was convenient that Gabe's been on the other line listening and wants to talk to you. But it sounds like Joe Lavender might be talking.

[Noel]

Weirdo.

[Kermit]

Man, I sing my songs.

[Noel]

I'm mafia esque.

[Kermit]

I'm not involved with no bodies or no things. I'm just talking to Joe, bro.

[Jose]

Gabe, shut up. She didn't like Joe Lavender. Why would you be doing Joe Lavender? Did you not hear what she said?

[Kermit]

Oh, I cannot believe you would do this after we shared man after shared Hawaiian slices. This is the disrespect, but you are paying me.

[Jose]

Wow.

[Jeff]

Okay.

[Gabe]

Joe Lavender's gonna kill.

[Jose]

Can you stop Kermit more. Can you stop Joe Lavender?

[Jeff]

Yeah, we should put Joe Lavender back in the bag. And we'd like to talk to Gabe, please.

[Noel]

That's a lot to egg.

[Kermit]

Oh, hey. Oh, hey, guys. Hey, guys. What's up?

[Jeff]

Hey. Welcome back, Gabe.

[Noel]

He gotta get me off this phone. He is weird.

[Jeff]

We'll get you off weird.

[Noel]

And it's a waste of my time.

[Jeff]

Maybe it'd be useful to help Gabe be a better dater in the future if you could.

[Noel]

I'm not his therapist.

[Gabe]

She her more and more.

[Jose]

She brings up a good point. Gabe. Gabe, are you listening to anything she just said? Could you have an apology? I mean, she was offended.

[Kermit]

What? I will say, Noelle, I'm sorry. That's how you feel it went.

[Jose]

Oh, that's a bad apology.

[Kermit]

But I offer no apologies. And now to be my puppets.

[Noel]

Listen, I'm glad you want to be yourself. I hope it works for your future.

[Gabe]

Hey, that's a nice way to say get Ben.

[Jose]

Screw off. So, Noel, I'm guessing you don't really like Gabe that much.

[Noel]

I mean, no, I tried to, and it just went too extra bizarre. Too extra bizarre. Hashtag that.

[Jeff]

I'm sensing a lot of. There's a lot of friction here, obviously, but friction is what you need to create a spark, and spark starts a fire.

[Jose]

I think the fire's burned everything. Is this where you're gonna ask Noelle if she wants to go out again?

[Jeff]

I would love.

[Noel]

I'm not going out with him again.

[Jeff]

Okay, maybe if you won't go out with Gabe, but maybe you'll go out with Joe Lavender. Can we put Joe Lavender on the line? Oh, Jeff.

[Kermit]

Yes, Joel? Lavender is here. Hey. It's lonely at the top. It's lonely at the top.

[Noel]

It's lonely at the bottom because you. Weird.

[Jeff]

Well, this call isn't going very well, frankly.

[Noel]

Frankly, I can't.

[Kermit]

He was censoring himself quite a bit. That was holding back that day.

[Jeff]

Oh, that was.

[Gabe]

That was pg. Joe Lavender.

[Kermit]

Oh, after midnight, It's a whole other story.

[Jeff]

I don't want to know what happens with the puppets after midnight.

[Gabe]

I want to watch that Muppets episode.

[Noel]

You guys see him on a Netflix special about being a weird puppet murderer? Hell, no.

[Kermit]

That is a compliment, and I appreciate that. Oh, my God.

[Noel]

Okay, I'm hanging up.

[Jeff]

All right, thank you for your time.

[Noel]

Radio station. Oh, my God.

[Jose]

You can hang up now, Noel.

[Jeff]

Okay. She doesn't like us, Gabe. It doesn't seem like she was the best match for you. Yeah.

[Kermit]

Hey, you know, there are a lot of fish out in that sea, and I plan on swimming.

[Jose]

Really? I would say good luck. Maybe rework that whole Joe Lavender character a little bit more.

[Kermit]

No, no, I think. I think Joe's pretty good. I think it's everyone else with the problem.

[Jeff]

Hey, gay man, if you hear a knock at your door later, it's not because I had somebody go over to check you out to make sure that you're, you know, okay.

[Kermit]

Yeah, no need to worry. I'm glad I'm on the radio. Does this mean I get a show now?

[Jose]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

You know what, Joe? You can take over from my position because I'm obviously terrible at.

[Kermit]

Okay, here we go. This is broken. Joe in the morning. Pruning them tunes from morning until noon.

[Jeff]

There you go. Good luck, Brooke.

[Jose]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.