It is one of those whisper episodes where Bumpercar is hearing some sort of broadcast and is trying to figure out where it is coming from.
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About This Episode
In Bumperpodcast episode 155, host Natty Bumpercar finds himself driven to distraction by a mysterious broadcast sound echoing throughout headquarters. Unable to locate the source, Natty explores various theories including the urban legend about dental fillings picking up radio signals. Even his dog Irving Brown Socks can't help identify where the noise is coming from. The episode takes a hilarious turn as Natty discusses the universal frustration of tracking down dying smoke detector batteries and reveals his unconventional solution: powering all devices with mice and cheese instead of batteries.
Memorable Quotes
“I've heard of people who when they get fillings sometimes they can hear radio stations in their teeth and then I'm like I don't know I don't think I got fillings that I can remember.”
— Natty Bumpercar
“He does this thing where one ear goes up straight and the other ear kind of flops down and that's his confused look like he's like hey boss I don't know you know what you're talking about I'm kind of a dog.”
— Natty Bumpercar
“What I've ended up doing is making sure that everything is mouse powered now. You just slip a little piece of cheese in there the mice run around they're happy no more chirps no more noises.”
— Natty Bumpercar
Topics: #mystery #sound #radio #dogs #batteries #householdproblems #absurdisthumor
Featuring: Natty Bumpercar
Full Transcript
Natty Bumpercar: quiet everybody it's me natty bumper car and i'm whispering because it's the weirdest thing all day around headquarters i can hear like i don't know it's like a broadcast we'll say if it's like a radio or a television or i don't know what it is but i can't find it and it's driving me bonkers like i you can't hear it but it's it's just like in the air i can hear and then i was like i've heard of people who um when they get fillings sometimes they can hear radio stations in their teeth and then i'm like i i don't know i don't think i got fillings that i can remember and so i started wandering around the house just like looking like trying to pinpoint i tried to uh triangulate where the noise was coming from but i couldn't figure it out and uh so then and i didn't know how to i told the dog irving brown socks i was like dude you've got to find where this is coming from because it's driving me insane and he does this thing where one ear goes up straight and the other ear kind of flops down and that's his confused look like he's like hey boss i don't know you know what you're talking about i'm kind of a dog and i i understand what he's saying but i mean i can hear i've got headphones on and there's music in the background for the bumper podcast and i can still hear it oh too much too much gotta stop go away noise that's not gonna listen to me i'm gonna stop whispering you know why because if i talk louder and pretend like it's not there then maybe it'll just go away right probably not because that's not how things work in reality shoot oh well how are you guys doing do you have weird noises in your house sometimes that you can't find like i don't know are uh sometimes you ever have one of those where there's like something a battery is dying and you you you lay down to go to sleep and then all of a sudden you chirp and you what what was that chirp and it happens infrequently and so it it takes you the better part of i don't know a month to find out what's chirping and what's out of batteries uh that happens around here sometimes and so what i've ended up doing is making sure that everything is mouse powered now you're saying how do you do that well you do have to check the devices more often by but you just slip a little piece of cheese in there the mice run around they're happy no more chirps no more noises
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