Welcome to "The Sh*t Show with Joe Bosco," a podcast about pet waste removal franchises served with a side of humor. Hosted by Joe Bosco, the passionate owner of Yardsweepers, this series delves deep into the nitty-gritty of the pet waste removal industry and beyond. Whether you're knee-deep in the business or eyeing a franchise opportunity, we've got it in the little black bag.
Embark on this journey with us as we dissect the commercial challenges and victories inherent to the pet waste removal business, presenting enriching dialogues with industry leaders, various franchise owners, and seasoned experts who've extensively navigated this terrain. From uncovering emerging trends in pet waste management to broadcasting motivational success narratives, "The Sh*t Show" equips you with the essential knowledge to dominate the pet waste sector.
Leveraging his profound experience in managing a successful family-run enterprise, Joe Bosco offers not only strategies for prosperity but also a forward-thinking perspective aimed at empowering aspiring entrepreneurs to flourish in their franchising endeavors. Whether you're a seasoned professional in pet waste services or intrigued by the franchising model's potential, this podcast is a treasure trove of practical advice, engaging stories, and actionable insights.
If your interest lies in uncovering the business-savvy side of pet waste services, infused with expert insights and a touch of humor, "The Sh*t Show with Joe Bosco" is your perfect companion. Tune in to join a community that not only acknowledges but also celebrates the behind-the-scenes champions of our outdoor spaces.
Joe Bosco: [00:00:00] [00:00:15] [00:00:30] Hey guys, welcome to the Shit Show with Joe and Brian and Doug and Joe. And unfortunately Victoria's not here. She, she will be missed. Yeah, she's working Anyway. Brian, how are you? I'm doing well. How's it [00:00:45] going? Good. Good.
Doug. Good. Good. Very good Joe. Man, mine of curtain. He's good. He looks good. I'm good. So good. Hey, always wanna start with this. Remember why we do this. We wanna bless someone with the knowledge and honestly the financial freedom we have gained throughout the journey of owning our [00:01:00] own business. Yeah, I did write that.
That's why it sounded like I wrote it. Um, you know, wouldn't it be great if we're sitting here interviewing the guy who, who, or the girl who got the first one and listen to what we told them, and all of a sudden in a year they have this, you know. [00:01:15] Six figure business just because they took a chance. So that's always a possibility.
And remember to like it. No, that's at the end. I do that. Yeah. Nevermind. Hey, how are you, Brian? Is that at the end? Yeah. I gotta do like it and subscribe. It smashed the shit outta that like button. You could
Doug: do it whenever, [00:01:30] but yeah,
Joe Bosco: all like it and subscribe to YouTube. Smashed the shit outta that like button.
You've already done
Brian: it. Five star review now. It's
Joe Bosco: done.
Brian: It's okay. When, when should they lick it though? What? Woolworth
Joe Bosco: after? After
Joe Woolworth: subscription.
Joe Bosco: Oh, we're down on [00:01:45] TikTok. Hello? Like we haven't mentioned TikTok enough. Anyway. So, yeah. Um, what's the, what, what's the, the, what's the, the theme today, Brian?
Brian: Well, thank you for asking, sir.
Sure.
Joe Bosco: That's why I'm here.
Brian: So, last week's [00:02:00] episode was Halloween themed holiday. Mm-Hmm. Themed. Mm-Hmm. And you guys came in some amazing costumes.
Doug: Oh, oh
Brian: yeah. Have you saw that? And, and by amazing. I of course mean mediocre at
Joe Bosco: best
Brian: this week's episode. You look like
Joe Bosco: major Nelson, by [00:02:15] the way. That's what I wanted to tell you anyway.
Good talk. I don't know who that is. Last week when the jumped you are dead to me. I dream of Genie.
Doug: Was that 50 years ago?
Joe Bosco: Actually, thanks a lot. Yeah. You know what? Actually I think over, I think I think [00:02:30] longer, yeah. Oh, so before, yeah. Before time began exactly. Mm-Hmm. The dinosaurs. So, I'm sorry, we froze.
Brian: This week's theme is bags, bags, bags. Yeah. Mr. Joe Bosco. Nice. We're gonna be talking all about bags. I guess [00:02:45] bags are kind of important when it comes to the yard sweeper's, business
Joe Bosco: y You wouldn't think it, but yeah. Every pet station that we service has the, you know, the, the pickup bags and the trash bags and, you know, we do hundreds of them a day.
So the amount of of [00:03:00] money we spend on bags, it's always great to find out, you know, where do you get them? Where's the best price? And it took us. Years to figure out the right, you know, vendor and the person that you deal, like, I'm real big on not face to face, but not just sending an email, Hey, I need to order this.
Just go to the website. I'm [00:03:15] like, yeah, no. Hey, how are you? Her name is Rose. She's great from Hound Scoop, by the way. Great company. Um, she gives great prices. Um, she's there. I text her, call her anytime. She always answers us. Um, but you know, we're a pretty big customer 'cause we spend, you know, lots of [00:03:30] money a year on the bags.
Um, but you need somebody like that. When you're doing a business like this, especially like you said, they're, you use them every day. Probably the most used thing would you say?
Doug: Oh yeah. In the business, yeah. We definitely spend the most money on bags. Right. [00:03:45] And it's, I was gonna say, it's nice that the relationship you have with Rose, 'cause we get discounts and we get, it's.
Because they're expensive. Yeah, definitely the most expensive thing we buy as well.
Joe Bosco: Yeah. That's the biggest and the most
Doug: important.
Joe Bosco: Yeah. That and, and you know, you learn, right? If you get a bag, you, you change. [00:04:00] We've talked about this. You're changing the pet station out. You got bag rips, you're drinking some duty water, crap shit.
It's not good, you know? So you gotta have the right ply. And how do you find out? Oh, let's try this one. And that one sucked because I ate some duty. So the next time you Wait, wait.
Doug: You do a lot [00:04:15] of eating. I'm confused
Brian: though. Am I drinking the duty or eating? Because it started with depends. Am I doing both?
Depends on what you
Joe Bosco: like. This makes me physically nauseous, by the way. Just even talking about, I think
Brian: we should talk about it more than
Doug: course we could bring. Some next time. Why are you testing
Joe Woolworth: the [00:04:30] bag directly above your face? Yeah, he,
Doug: he's like, hold on, taste check. Yeah, like a, this one can go
Joe Woolworth: like, you wanna see the [00:04:45] bottom leaks? You're like, let me just, let me go.
Joe Bosco: Let's, lemme plug this hole with my mouth. No, but there's, apply the apply of the bag. That's what Joe used to
Brian: do with his kids when they were young. Here, stand here. I gotta test out [00:05:00] bag number three.
Joe Bosco: That's, that's dad. Oh, this one loaded all over
Brian: you. We're not going with bag three. Douglas, let's go take a shower.
Joe Bosco: Yeah, I got poopy in my hand, daddy. Oh, it's terrible. [00:05:15] Oh yeah. Bags are uber important and the right ply and the right. You know, price especially makes a big difference. So, you know, when you have somebody like Rose from HoCo, if I text her today and say, I need more of something that I have a standing order, [00:05:30] she's sending me every Friday.
And if, you know, we, we started using different kind of bags, like a pull bag, which is different than a box bag. And that's lingo for the business. So how,
Brian: how is it, how would, if someone's listening that has a franchise of something else and they [00:05:45] just want some tips bags in this case is. Pretty big when it comes to yard weavers, but maybe not all franchises.
Yeah. I mean, if
Doug: you're doing residential only, then you don't, you don't need that. Don't need the actual pickup bags. 'cause you're not doing pet stations. Right. You just, you just need trash [00:06:00] bags and a scoop.
Joe Bosco: Right. Which is the girl that I, we've talked about, the lady in Ohio that has a pet waste. Her business is strictly residential.
No commercial.
Doug: Yes. She doesn't even deal with,
Joe Bosco: yeah. And she loves it. Happy making enough money. She's No, no bags at all. No. I mean, maybe Well, trash bags. Yeah.
Doug: For like putting the poop in and then [00:06:15] disposing of it, but Right. She doesn't deal with like refilling pickup bags that people use to actually pick up the poop.
She's just. Scooping and throwing out. Right. But
Joe Bosco: she's got like four cars. She's great. I mean, yeah, she's got her own podcast. It's really good. We would, we, we had talked about, [00:06:30] I hadn't talked with her ever, but I would love to have her as a guest or I'd be a guest on her. 'cause I mean, we do the same thing basically.
And maybe. You know, she could show me some stuff. 'cause I do have a residential route that I have one guy doing. Um, but most of the, the big part of the business is the [00:06:45] commercial. But maybe, you know, when you put two mines like that together, that have been doing this long enough, she could say, Hey, have you tried this with your residential?
What is her name again? Oh. Scooping K Creepin Scoop. K creepin something. K creeping something. K Creepin scooping with K Creepin is the web, is [00:07:00] the podcast, but I don't remember her name. Um, but then, you know, I could say, Hey, have you thought about this when doing a commercial? Because you, her biggest thing is we have a car, we don't have a truck.
How would I do it? But it's very feasible to do. And you know, I think that would be beneficial to both of us, [00:07:15] but Huh, that's for another day. But I doubt
Brian: that on day one of the business, starting 18 years ago, you were using the bags that you're using now. So what did, what was that process like? The research, aside from testing it over the heads of your [00:07:30] children,
Joe Bosco: which was very, and then locking in this deal with Rose, very beneficial.
Well, I think for us, rose came along later when we were well established. You know, the first, you know, six, seven years. You know, I got the bags where I can get the bags. [00:07:45] Finally, you know, you, you, um, duty, duty, doggy pot. Doggy pot is a big company, but they, they're, they're really expensive for their bags. So eventually when we had a, you know, when we were spending, knew what we were gonna spend on bags, we searched and we [00:08:00] found, eventually we got the rose and struck a deal with her and I told her, look, this is been what I'm gonna be doing a year with you.
So where can we get the price? So once you go to a year con, not a contract, she knows I'm not, where am I gonna go? You know, it's, it's a very, we quickly learn that it's a very small [00:08:15] niche of niche. Niche, niche.
Doug: I think niche.
Brian: Niche. I niche. I don't really like the way you say niche. Niche. You should just say niche.
Niche. Is it
Joe Bosco: niche?
Brian: You're really overly en enunciating that. Niche. [00:08:30]
Joe Bosco: We do that. I feel good about it. Niche.
Brian: Nobody spends that much time saying that one word, just no.
Joe Bosco: But is it niche? Niche or niche? It's not niche. It's
Brian: definitely not niche.
Joe Bosco: So it's niche. Niche notch. Who care? Who cares? I'm
Brian: noting,
Doug: just pick a [00:08:45] different word,
Joe Bosco: but niche.
Who supp supply the bags around the country. Like I can, I, I tried thinking about. Let's go to China and get a whole pallet over, but then you got China, all these codes and all these different things to get it out of when they get delivered. Wait, would
Brian: you physically travel to [00:09:00] China? I would. And find the bags and bring, I wouldn't mind
Joe Bosco: travel.
Oh, to China. Okay. Because I go back and get a better price. So what I did there anyway, but I thought about it. But to get a whole pallet in. Would be great money, but to pay the tariffs and everything to get it out of the port was [00:09:15] ridiculous. Right.
Joe Woolworth: Have you tried like, the knockoff things like Temu? 'cause I have a feeling that would end up with some poop on your face.
What's Temu?
Joe Bosco: What the hell's a temu?
Doug: What is that like?
Joe Woolworth: It's like Chinese, Amazon. Oh,
Doug: eBay.
Brian: I could try that. I, I didn't know what Temu was either. [00:09:30] Well, now we know we're
Joe Bosco: in the know. Mm-Hmm. That's good. Yeah. Now we know. Yeah. So the, the, the. The relationships that we've gained are wonderful, and that's what I'm, that's another aspect of what I'm saying.
We've done the work. We, we, we can put you in a [00:09:45] place when you start. No, I, we started somewhere. You tell me where you're starting and now I have all these other things that I've learned that we've learned in 15 years or 18 years of doing this. Like that's a huge thing for somebody that says that's a what?
That's a [00:10:00] huge, huge, with a y. Huge. What is there a problem with? Huge. What? The fuck's happening. Huge niche. What the It's a huge niche.
Brian: It that, that word, that word has an H.
Joe Bosco: Huge niche. Huge niche. You guys piss me off. This is a huge, [00:10:15] now I'm getting pissed off. A huge, well talk about, can we focus on bags?
Niche. It's a huge,
Brian: you've always said that word that way too. A huge,
Joe Bosco: huge pizza. Pizza, huge. Pizza. [00:10:30] Pizza. That's a huge, I'm not gonna
Brian: challenge the great Italian on how the proper pronunciation of pizza is or anything else. Right? Yeah. I mean, that would be a loss, but a word that starts with H should have the H pronounced.
So it's a
Joe Bosco: [00:10:45] huge,
Brian: do you also say, hello, my name is Joe.
Joe Bosco: I could, hello. Let's go fly in the helicopter. In the, in the huge helicopter. So you're saying it should be huge? [00:11:00] Absolutely. It should be huge.
Joe Woolworth: I love how you're saying it, like it sounds dumb and it just is. Right. Saying
Joe Bosco: this should be huge. So you're actually listening to what I'm saying.
You're listening to how I'm saying it. I wanna be
Brian: 100%. Alright, what about you? Yeah, I haven't
Doug: retained a [00:11:15] single word. What are we talking about? Big surprise. Yeah. What? Where am I?
Brian: Yeah. Are we in China still? Well, we could be. Okay,
Doug: [00:11:30] [00:11:45] [00:12:00] [00:12:15] [00:12:30] [00:12:45] [00:13:00] so where are we? We're talking bags. We, I think I had a question where, when you first started the business, were [00:13:15] you even, like, how many bags were you buy?
'cause you were, didn't have this many customers, so Yeah.
Joe Bosco: Not like what? A fifth of what we buy now and we'd have it for a couple months.
Doug: Yeah. So
Brian: like please tell me you bought, initially bought like those like takeout, like thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Like white [00:13:30] bags. And you just walked around with those.
You can get those in bulk. No, no. You had to see my setup.
Joe Bosco: Yeah, I was young. I don't, I had four big garbage cans on the back of my truck and it would stink in my, oh God. My neighbor's like, please get the fuck outta here. Move. [00:13:45] Anyway, but hey, it was worth it. I mean, we started in oh six. Here we are almost 20 years later, sitting here doing a podcast.
So anything is possible. Trust me. It's amazing. Anything's possible. All right, what do we got? We got a game we playing. We got a game.
Brian: Well,
Joe Bosco: the theme is without Victoria, though.
Brian: [00:14:00] Well, that's true. The Great Victoria is a, that means the man behind the curtain is gonna have to be contest number three. I like it.
Sweet. The other Joe. The other Joe. Alright, so the theme is bags, bags, bags. So everything in this game is gonna be a [00:14:15] bag of some sort backed by popularity. We're doing the prices, right? Yeah. By popularity. Mm-hmm.
Joe Bosco: Popular demand. Maybe.
Brian: Maybe so. Okay, got it. Yeah. Yeah. Backed by the huge popularity that this game has [00:14:30] been.
Hello? Price is right. Hello mate. With a little bit of a twist.
Joe Bosco: What are you writing over there? Notes. Okay. How do you think, um, how do you think that this doesn't happen overnight though? We played a game four times. Do you know how much time, you know, how much time goes into each podcast you did?
[00:14:45] Directors s 20 minutes
Brian: directors take notes. Yeah, just like leaders are readers, directors take notes. You know,
Joe Bosco: Scorsese made a heard of him.
Brian: Can anybody read what he wrote? Not at all. No. All right. So the game is, the price is right. The theme is [00:15:00] bags, bags, bags. Um, you guys will each take turns, um, making your best bid on the price closest without going over.
Wins. And the only twist is to make it a little bit easier for [00:15:15] you guys.
Joe Bosco: Oh, was it hard for us last time, or, mm. It seemed like that, it seemed a, it seemed a bit
Doug: difficult. Yeah. Me and Vic were like, what? Our bids were not good at all. I still don't really understand. Well that's use the error. I wasn't, I did forgot.
If you go [00:15:30] over, you lose automatically. So me bidding $1 underneath you was just really stupid. The
Joe Bosco: dumbest thing you could possibly do. I got you bid $1 under. We tried telling you at that moment, but now I understand.
Doug: It's trial and error eyes. Now I get it.
Brian: So it's the closest to the actual retail price without going over.
If you are [00:15:45] one penny over, you're immediately out from that entire round. You cannot do that. And the twist is these items are in, um, ascending price order. So whatever you find out the retail price of item number one, you [00:16:00] know, the nope, ascending, you know that the second item will be more expensive.
Yes. God, not descending.
Joe Bosco: I heard
Joe Woolworth: descending,
Brian: ascending. I don't know what I heard. Alright, let's, let's put up the first [00:16:15] bag, please.
Joe Woolworth: I'm not certain these are gonna be an ascending order because
Brian: I, I really hope so. I don't know. That's how I, how I sent it to you. Yes, it was the order. I'll tell you. Send it to me.
Huh.
Joe Woolworth: Hold on. Let me my message. You should see Brian's face. He's
Brian: pinned.
Joe Woolworth: I can see it. [00:16:30] He got one job. You should see Brian's one job. I see it now.
Joe Bosco: The man behind the curtain. Mm-Hmm.
Joe Woolworth: All right, hold on. Nobody look at the screen. Yeah. Yeah. Don't look dub don't look. All right. I
Brian: Bag number one, please.[00:16:45]
This of course is I know who that is. The very popular cage backpack. You knew that this is, I think you, that something you can own yourself. Nicholas Cage backpack. I'm gonna, um, read some of the [00:17:00] description so it's multipurpose. This is a great pack for daily use, lightweight carrying, and perfect for work.
We can getaway traveling, hiking, Joe camping. [00:17:15] Hunting is on the description. Yes. Trek, camouflage cycling and all other outdoor activities.
Joe Bosco: Why is his nose on top? Like it's just got a nose. Is it?
Brian: They basically wanted as [00:17:30] much Nicholas Cage on this bag as, I think my favorite is the little side pocket. Yeah.
They didn't, they didn't skimp. They didn't skimp. I like the
Doug: zipper over like
Joe Bosco: it's his mustache. That's pretty
Brian: funny. Yes.
Joe Bosco: Yeah, but is it caged from like valley girl or is it caged [00:17:45] from, you know, do you
Brian: recognize this cage? It
Joe Woolworth: looks like snake eyes. Yeah, clearly.
Brian: Snake eyes. Snake eyes. Snake eyes. All right. I mean, who wouldn't want this?
It's come here. You know,
Joe Bosco: it's a half to half, especially when you go
Brian: hunting Joe. Yeah. 'cause it's very low key. You can't really see it. [00:18:00] I feel like we're gonna have Douglas start, which means Joe will have to start on round three, which I think is balanced,
Joe Bosco: right? So I'm going, which am I going? I'm going now.
Douglas
Brian: goes first. Gotcha.
Doug: I'm gonna [00:18:15] go 30 bucks
Brian: even. Yep. Okay. Man. Behind the curtain.
Joe Woolworth: I'm gonna do 21.
Brian: 21 even. Okay. 30 0 1. 30 0 1 actual retail price. [00:18:30] $29 and 99 cents. Are you kidding me? Me? You were, no, listen, you were, you still celebrated. He's still celebrating. He still doesn't understand. You are literally,
Doug: yes.
[00:18:45] Wait, let me hear the price. What's the price?
Brian: 29, 20, you know, you're out. And 99 cents, you literally were one penny over, which was the example we gave at the beginning. So both boscos are out, man, behind the curtain, wind round one. [00:19:00] He's in a clean sweep. What you've given up already. Now what does that mean for item number two, Joe?
1
Doug: cent over.
Joe Bosco: Oh, that means I almost had No, no,
Brian: what I'm just asking now you the next
Joe Bosco: price is gonna be higher than 29. The item nine has to be higher
Brian: than [00:19:15] $29 and 99. Sense. Alright, here we go. This is of course the famous original chum buddy shark sleeping bag. Take a look. Hum buddy. Hum buddy. [00:19:30] Take a look at That's a
Joe Bosco: real, that's a, that's a, that's not a kid.
Brian: That's a huge adult. Yeah, right. A human. Huge. Um, so the description says you'll be sleeping with the fishes when you slip into this shark sleeping bag. This sleeping bag [00:19:45] also works well as a body pillow or as the most threatening weapon you could wield in a pillow fight. And makes a really cool gift to compliment a Shark Week marathon sleepover party.
So when you're sleeping, that's how you look. You can [00:20:00] obviously carry it around, um, with what appears to be difficulty or you could just walk around like that. Around the house. I have so many questions. So it's hollow, but it doesn't
Joe Bosco: look hollow like it is a
Brian: sleeping bag. Yes, it is hollow. Yeah. But
Joe Bosco: that doesn't look.
Right. Mm-Hmm. [00:20:15] I feel like you're really stretching the definition. A bag Or maybe that
Brian: one on the left. He, he ate a couple children beforehand. I,
Joe Bosco: I, I'd lose 140 pounds in one night. I'd sweat my ass off on that thing.
Brian: It's the chum buddy.
Joe Bosco: Chum buddy.
Brian: Alright, man, behind the curtain gets the [00:20:30] first bid.
Remember, it has to be more expensive than $29 and 99 cents. So if you say 20, I'm gonna punch you in the throat. I'm gonna.
Joe Woolworth: It's a lot of material here. I feel like I'm gonna, I'm gonna do 36, 49, 36, $6,
Brian: 49 [00:20:45] cents. Brian can remember, Joe, I got, so what if somebody
Doug: gets exact? We just end the game. Oh, double
Brian: points.
But, but trust me, you won't.
Joe Woolworth: You win the showcase showdown.
Brian: Douglas has no idea what that is. 49 99. 49 [00:21:00] 99. And last but not least,
Doug: so can't go over. What did, what did Joe say? 34
Joe Bosco: 95, I think something.
Brian: Mm-Hmm. Yeah,
think [00:21:15] strategically. What'd you say? 49. 49. Nine nine. So
Doug: I'll just go like in the middle.
Joe Bosco: If you're gonna go in the middle, you would guess really close to what Joe bid. Right? So you have all that ground to make up what the is happening right now.
Doug: But what if I want to go [00:21:30] $1 more than you?
Brian: Well, you would, that wouldn't even be strategic.
What would be better is go one penny, right? More than him. One penny, so that there's no cheese. I wanna do that. I wanna do that. Okay, so you said 49.99, and the strategic choice here by your brilliant son is $50 each. Correct. [00:21:45] Actual retail price. $379. Douglas gets the win for this one. Oh, yes, that is. That is how you play right there.
Joe Bosco: Yeah. You did it. Yeah, it is. Yeah. I'm helping you again. I, that was mine. I, you were go. I'm [00:22:00] just gonna go over. You go right by Joe. You, I'm going over every time.
Brian: Alright. You can last but not least. Last but not least. And keep in mind, this third and final item ascending, has to be more expensive than $379.
Here is a [00:22:15] bag also known as a purse. It is called the sandwich, lightly toasted purse. That is an actual purse that you can actually purchase.
Joe Bosco: Is that the actual name toasted?
Brian: It is called the Sandwich. Lightly [00:22:30] toasted.
Doug: Looks like pastrami. I was gonna say like, yeah, it looks like,
Brian: so let me read the description 'cause um, I'm sure this will help you with your pricing indulge in this sandwich.
Lightly toasted soft crystal handbag, which continues our [00:22:45] tradition of love for fun food with an enamel interior, and a crystal covered exterior featuring lettuce and cheese. It is complete with champagne and beige crystals to create a fresh out of the toaster effect. [00:23:00] It must be more expensive than $379, and Mr.
Bosco goes first. Who goes second? Me? We go clockwise.
Joe Bosco: [00:23:15] 4 0 4 10 $4,404 and 10 cents.
Brian: Okay. $404 and cents. I'll
Joe Bosco: write it down.
Brian: Please do. Good gracious. All right. I wanna do higher. Okay.[00:23:30]
Just remember that the man behind the curtain goes less. He could easily go one penny more than you.
Joe Bosco: Never. You, you
Brian: go
Doug: 300, 200. Wait, wait, wait. I wanna go [00:23:45] 301.
Brian: Are you
Joe Bosco: sure that's it? Is that not? No, no. Are you sure? Are you locked in? I, I'm so outta here if that's, no, hold on. Hold on. It can't be. Well, I don't wanna lock
Doug: it in then.
Brian: Um, so Douglas, I, I will,
Doug: I really have no idea. [00:24:00] Douglas, I
Brian: will remind you one more time. The item must, must be more expensive than the item before, which was the original chum buddy shark sleeping bags, which that retailed at $379. Okay, so I wanna [00:24:15] go three. So if you went 3 0 1.
Doug: Yeah, I wanna go 1 cent more than that.
Okay.
Brian: $379 and one penny, correct? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what he's going with. And is that not a
Joe Woolworth: good bet? And Mr. Joe Woolworth behind the [00:24:30] curtain. It's my child, I think. What was Bosco? 4 0 4.
Brian: 4 0 4. 4 0
Joe Woolworth: 4
Brian: 10. All right. So 4 0 4 11. Actual retail price. $8,995. Joe Woolworth wins. And once again, we [00:24:45] end with a three way tie.
Doug: What did you guess? Why is that stupid though? I crank. Go
Joe Woolworth: over. We don't end with three eight over two. Well, because Oh, you want two? It was, that's right. 3 79
Joe Bosco: thought this one. You guessed three. If you wanna guess three [00:25:00] 80, which would be, I think dumb. That's why you notice where I guessed about $25 higher.
Figuring it's definitely higher. So I only had that 25. That's, that's all you had. Is that
Doug: $30? That's what I wanted.
Brian: You, you of all should, people should know that the sandwich lightly toasted is in the thousands. What if it wasn't the white [00:25:15] bread? The white bread bag,
Joe Bosco: without being toasted? It's 4,400.
Brian: Well, the
Doug: shark was $300 though.
Brian: Yep. But this was a purse that is swanky, bedazzled to bedazzle issue. I wonder how much the, the subway sandwich version is. [00:25:30] It's probably huge. Oh, it's definitely huge.
Joe Bosco: You didn't say it. You didn't say an H.
Brian: You're right. I'm trying to on you on purpose.
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