Phone Tap: Mad At March Madness

Brooke and Jeffrey: Phone Taps

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Relationships, Society & Culture, Improv, Comedy

4.7 • 880 Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2024

⏱️ 6 minutes

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It’s a huge time of year for watching basketball at work, and today Brooke's calling as corporate HR to Phone Tap a guy whose a big college basketball fan, to tell him she knows what he’s doing and he’s in BIG trouble!

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0:00.0	1-800 DUI-O-A now offering free remote consultations by phone or video conference for any criminal offense.
0:06.4	Trust Brooke, Jeffrey, and Jose's friends with a free remote consultation.
0:09.8	From Bradley Johnson Lawyers, visit 1-800-D-UI-O-A.com or call.
0:13.9	1-800-D-UI-O-A.
0:16.2	We've done plenty of phone taps on people who work in office buildings where we'll call and say, hey, we're
0:21.7	from corporate HR.
0:23.1	And that works because a lot of the times they've never met the higher ups.
0:28.3	Sometimes they're not even in the same city.
0:30.5	Right.
0:31.0	You say corporate.
0:31.7	You're like, oh, okay.
0:32.8	Yeah, I believe you.
0:34.4	I'd say Brooke is perfect at that role.
0:37.9	That's a compliment or not, but thank you.
0:40.3	She's just got that natural, smarmy, elitist.
0:43.9	I'm better than you and you're in trouble.
0:47.7	Guess what it's for type of attitude.
0:49.9	Oh, come on.
0:50.7	That's not who I am.
0:51.8	It's not natural.
0:53.2	Because it's March Madness Time, she calls a guy today posing as corporate HR to tell him, I know what you're doing.
1:00.5	And you're in big trouble.
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