E75: GIVE TEENAGERS JOBS

the other day, it was absolutely true.

Go for it.

I was hearing two young men on the subway.

They were probably like 17, 18.

Yeah.

They were, and I was coming here, I was coming to see Tina.

I was coming where she lives, and they were just railing on their friend, these two guys, these two young men, because they were like, he's like, okay guys, ready whenever you are.

And they're like, you live in a far part of New York we have to take they were they were getting they were amping each other up i was like they're on their way to see their friend they're gonna see him and punch him in the face yeah they're getting so worked up being like and then the time he made us all what and then we couldn't sleep over don't invite us over if we can't sleep over

yeah yeah

okay he's like i've already okay he was texting them this guy he's having like a pill this guy This teenage boy who they're also friends with sounds like he was making me laugh.

He was like, all right, guys, just let me know if I should eat, if it's going to be much longer.

And they're like, we're starving.

We had to take three buses and two trains.

Let

me know if I should eat all this food

by myself.

They were like, he can't live in Astoria and not have patience.

And that made me laugh.

That's awesome.

I, like, wish I could have jumped in, but they were so angry, dude, that I was like, I cannot.

But I was like, have you ever done that? Have you ever gotten so annoyed with a friend on your way to see them? And then you're like, well, shit, I'm going all the way to see them.

And I'm, like, about to wind up and watch them the second I – As soon as they open the door.

Some people are annoying on text.

Oh, for sure, for sure.

And