Camel Rides, Mosquito Woes & Panera's Boston Bound Blues

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
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**Moon (host)** (0:33)
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The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast.
I thought you meant the dude was making that sound.

**Scott (co-host)** (2:09)
No, that's how I feel when we open the show sometimes.

**Moon (host)** (2:11)
I rode a camel once.

**Rory (co-host)** (2:12)
Me too.

**Moon (host)** (2:13)
Grants Farm.

**Rory (co-host)** (2:15)
Jamaica, for me.

**Moon (host)** (2:16)
You rode a camel in Jamaica?

**Scott (co-host)** (2:17)
Same thing.

**Moon (host)** (2:20)
Wait, in Jamaica.

**Rory (co-host)** (2:21)
In Jamaica.

**Scott (co-host)** (2:24)
What?

**Rory (co-host)** (2:25)
I don't know, it was a resource. I was on a radio trip down to Jamaica, and they're like, put the radio people on a camel.

**Moon (host)** (2:31)
Let's get these radio people on camels, guys.

**Scott (co-host)** (2:32)
Give them what they want.

**Moon (host)** (2:34)
No, I think I was, because at Grands Farms, if I do recall, where you could ride the camel in the circle is right outside the beer garden. So I'm like, let me go ride the camel and grab a free beer.

**Scott (co-host)** (2:48)
Yeah.

**Moon (host)** (2:49)
What a day.
We were talking about they found a mosquito with West Nile down in De Soto. What? Yeah, now we got that to worry about.

**Scott (co-host)** (3:00)
Well, how did they find it? Did somebody get infected?

**Moon (host)** (3:04)
No, you know what they do, and they have these little boxes attached to trees in my subdivision. But they, I think the county puts them out or whatever municipality, these little white boxes.
I cut them down, of course, because it was ruining the aesthetic of the neighborhood.

**Scott (co-host)** (3:18)
Yeah. Appreciate that.

**Scott (co-host)** (3:18)
You're not to be surveilled.

**Moon (host)** (3:20)
No, it's not surveillance. It just ruined the look of the neighborhood. I don't want these little white boxes on the nice Bradberry pear trees up and down my subdivision.

**Scott (co-host)** (3:27)
Bradberry pears, huh?

**Scott (co-host)** (3:28)
Oh yeah, we all love the Bradberry, Brad for pears.

**Moon (host)** (3:31)
Oh, Bradberry. Did I say Bradberry?

**Scott (co-host)** (3:33)
I don't know what you said.

**Scott (co-host)** (3:34)
Bradford. I like Bradberries too.

**Rafe (co-host)** (3:36)
Bradberry pears.

**Moon (host)** (3:38)
But yeah, I think the people of the DeSoto found a West Nile.

**Scott (co-host)** (3:46)
Well, it's good that they... I guess it's good that they found it before they found somebody with...

**Moon (host)** (3:53)
Have they?

**Scott (co-host)** (3:54)
I'm not sure, man.

**Moon (host)** (3:58)
Have you known anybody to get the West Nile virus?

**Rory (co-host)** (4:01)
No, thankfully. I thought about it yesterday, though, because I was getting bit up. I was doing some gardening and I put out all these Centronella plants thinking like that would help with the mosquitoes. Didn't do anything?

**Scott (co-host)** (4:12)
I didn't know.

**Rory (co-host)** (4:13)
There were like 10 of them. I'm like, what?

**Scott (co-host)** (4:15)
Maybe they lied. Maybe it did something. Maybe it was going to be 100 of them.