SPEAKER_03: Jason won books and records.

SPEAKER_05: Hi, I was looking to buy a record.

SPEAKER_03: Okay, which record are you looking for?

SPEAKER_05: The one that goes hoian and a nayan and hya no nine and a noian and a newian and a nayan.

SPEAKER_03: I wish I could have recorded that because that was so funny.

SPEAKER_05: Well, I think it's by hoinsquoints.

SPEAKER_03: Hmm, I don't know that bad.

SPEAKER_05: They're playing it in all the skill cranes around town, so I shazammed it, and that's what it said.

SPEAKER_03: I just checked.

SPEAKER_03: I don't have it.

SPEAKER_05: I don't have it.

SPEAKER_02: Recycled down.

SPEAKER_05: Hello.

SPEAKER_05: I would like to buy a CD today.

SPEAKER_02: What are you looking for?

SPEAKER_05: It's that one where the song goes, no, no, no, no, no, nigh, and a hyena, no, nighian, no, nighian, no, no, no, hi, and no, no, hi, and no, no, hoi, and no, no, hi.

SPEAKER_02: Nope, don't have any Israeli music right now.

SPEAKER_05: It's by Swozy Kurtz.

SPEAKER_02: No, I've never seen a Swozy Kurtz record.

SPEAKER_02: As far as I know, she never did a record.

SPEAKER_05: Who?

SPEAKER_02: Swozy Kurtz.

SPEAKER_02: Omaha's own Swozy Kurtz.

SPEAKER_02: I do have a John Travolta record, though.

SPEAKER_02: I do have a Wizard of Oz-related record.

SPEAKER_02: I do have George Burns.

SPEAKER_02: I do have Keith Carradine.

SPEAKER_02: No, Swozy.

SPEAKER_02: She never did any records that we know of.

SPEAKER_02: If you can't find it in California, you can't find it anywhere.

SPEAKER_05: It's like,

SPEAKER_06: Trashman.

SPEAKER_06: Bird, bird.

SPEAKER_06: Bird is a word.

SPEAKER_06: Iris.

SPEAKER_05: Hi, I was looking for a record today.

SPEAKER_05: We look for it.

SPEAKER_05: It's that song.

SPEAKER_05: It kind of goes like...

SPEAKER_05: It's by...

SPEAKER_05: No, no, no, no, na, n'u-la-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h------------------------h---h---h.

SPEAKER_05: It's by...

SPEAKER_05: Clemen Schleons.

SPEAKER_05: They're from Macedonia.

SPEAKER_01: Um, I have no clue what you're talking about.

SPEAKER_01: Did you...

SPEAKER_01: I'm like the song, or is that the name of the song?

SPEAKER_05: And the song is all like...

SPEAKER_05: Spell it again, please.

SPEAKER_05: Don't sing the song anymore.

SPEAKER_05: I don't need you to sing the song anymore.

SPEAKER_05: It's...

SPEAKER_04: I'm going to hang up if you do that again.

SPEAKER_04: If you do that again.

SPEAKER_05: It's hoins-quoints.

SPEAKER_04: Stop singing the song and just spell the artist's name.

SPEAKER_05: They're from Macedonia, I've said.

SPEAKER_04: I understand what you're saying.

SPEAKER_04: I'm asking you just spell it again.

SPEAKER_04: It doesn't matter.

SPEAKER_04: That doesn't do anything.

SPEAKER_05: Well, they're Macedonian.

SPEAKER_05: Doesn't that mean anything to...

SPEAKER_04: It doesn't mean anything to me, and I'm trying to find the spelling, and Google is not bringing up the way you're spelling.

SPEAKER_05: Okay.

SPEAKER_05: I don't know how to spell the lyrics.

SPEAKER_05: I do not know.

SPEAKER_04: I'm not asking you to spell the lyric. I'm asking you to spell the name of the artist.

SPEAKER_05: The name of the artist is hoin squointz.

SPEAKER_05: Yeah, H-O-Y-N on that.

SPEAKER_04: Spell the squints. Spell it.

SPEAKER_05: Squoints.

SPEAKER_04: Nope, nothing.

SPEAKER_04: Macedonia.

SPEAKER_04: You're going to have to do your own search on that.

SPEAKER_05: Why not?

SPEAKER_05: If you want to do a credit card, Hoy on the need.

SPEAKER_05: Hi, I was looking for a record today.

SPEAKER_04: What are you looking for?

SPEAKER_05: The song, it's like,

SPEAKER_05: Do you know, no, no, hi, and the hoi, and the hughy in the hugh.

SPEAKER_05: It's playing in all the claw machines around town.

SPEAKER_03: I do not know what song they play in the claw machines in arcades.

SPEAKER_05: It's a good tune, you know, on that one.

SPEAKER_03: I know it's a good tune.

SPEAKER_03: I'm so sorry.

SPEAKER_03: Goodbye.

SPEAKER_05: Record chap.

SPEAKER_05: Hi, I was looking to buy a record.

SPEAKER_05: Sure, which one are you looking for?

SPEAKER_05: Is that song it's like, hoi'o yon, no, nigh on the head.

SPEAKER_05: I don't know, and a high, and I don't know, man.

SPEAKER_07: And it's like, I don't know, man.

SPEAKER_05: And it's like, no, no, no, nine.

SPEAKER_05: And it's like, no, no, hoi, and then, hi, and a hyan, and a new, hoion, and then,

SPEAKER_05: no, no, nine, and a, hoya, no, no, nine, and a here,

SPEAKER_05: the new, no, new, nine, and a high, and the, hi, and the new, no, no, nine, and a high, and a high and a

SPEAKER_08: I appreciate the laugh.

SPEAKER_08: Thank you.

SPEAKER_08: I'm going to order two copies for you right now.

SPEAKER_00: Okay, and I'm going to order a hoi, and then, do you know,

SPEAKER_00: a new, nine, and a hay, and a new, nine, and a hay, and a new, nine, and a hay, and a

SPEAKER_00: new, and a new, nine, and a hay, and a new, nine, and a high, and I'm going to order,

SPEAKER_08: special order, two copies for you, so you can, you can fade them back and forth.

SPEAKER_05: Dynamite.

SPEAKER_08: All right.

SPEAKER_05: Hey, look after yourself.