This show contains a few calls where I let people know that I just don’t like them, and a few more Car Ding calls. Opening and ending music is called Ten Digits Later by El Hombre and today’s background music is The Hotline by The Pool Boys. If you like
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Today’s episode features a call by Trainwreck and has a couple of calls to customers who accidentally called us for bank loan information and a few calls to people who signed a petition to stop a crosswalk from completely ruining their entire town. Listen to Trainwreck’s prank calls at youtube.com/pranktrainwreck
Get ready to hear me have serious conversations with dog park members, car owners, and some people I just don’t like that much. We also hear a call from XYZ and a song by Bonecage called Charlie Loves You. The opening song is Crazy Weirdo by Parry Gripp and the
In this episode we start with a few more of those calls where I accuse my neighbors of writing in the snow on my car windows every damn morning, then we end things with a classic call by Carlito from Madhouse Live. Opening music is Parry Gripp and the closing
Today’s show takes advantage of the snowfall we’ve had recently by doing a very scientific psychological experiment on my unsuspecting neighbors as I ask them to stop drawing things in the snow on my car. Opening music is by Weird Al Yankovic and closing music is Dog Are Weird by
Most gym customers are big fat jerks and this episode will prove it. Listen to me deal with customers that do disgusting things and then threaten me when they don’t get their way. Music in this episode provided by Bruno Mars and Weird Al Yankovic. Calls taken from The Snow
You’re about to be introduced to the amazing world of butthole winking and sickos who think it’s okay to wink their buttholes at complete strangers. This episodes calls are taken from The Snow Plow Show Episode 419. Opening music by JayDee, background music is My Dog Lives On The Moon
In the premiere episode of Mr. Dobalina’s Wonderful World of Prank Calls, we call up a few landlords as their tenants and try to convince them that we’re mentally ill. Spoiler alert: It usually works. This episode features calls by Roy and Staci. Our intro song is by Parry Gripp