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angel numbers? You the angel numbers,

3:01

you know, and the three numbers in succession number.

3:03

You know me with that. You don't like

3:06

it. A lot of people have angel numbers of

3:08

four, four, four. We've talked about this

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before. You're still going to die at some point

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in your life. You know, people have no people

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know, seven, seven, seven or eight, eight, eight. but

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you happy. You're still just

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in a plane crash. Like, whatever. Well,

3:31

thanks. Whatever makes you happy. You know,

3:33

I'm a happy talk with David Brody.

3:35

I'm not one to believe that things

3:37

affect other things. Really? I'm

3:40

a little bit like that, though. I'm a

3:42

little superstitious, a little bit. I

3:44

don't know. Are you very superstitious,

3:46

Stevie Wonder, or no? No, I

3:48

just, I always look at things

3:51

that, you know, like, did you

3:53

ever like, you

3:55

ever crumble up a piece of paper

3:57

and try and throw it into the

3:59

waste paper basket from across the room

4:01

and say, if I make this shot,

4:03

then this is gonna happen. No.

4:05

I do it all the time. Like

4:07

- Yeah, how's that working out for you? You probably haven't hit

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a shot in five years. Like, if

4:11

I make this shot, then I'm

4:13

gonna come into some money next year.

4:16

That of masturbate with a dollar bill. We

4:20

know that. Yeah, of course. Yeah. Come

4:22

into some money. That's an old one.

4:25

Yeah. You don't

4:27

believe in stuff like that. But you don't

4:29

do that to yourself. You don't like psych

4:31

yourself into things like say, what were you,

4:34

you know, you basically, you set up,

4:36

you set up like an obstacle

4:38

course or something, a challenge for yourself.

4:40

And if you can make the

4:42

challenge happen, then whatever you wish for

4:44

comes true. know

4:47

who's grant me that wish because

4:49

I got to the top of the

4:51

steps before my dog did right there

4:53

you go or if you could like

4:55

walk across if that shit worked

4:57

we'd all be rich and live forever

5:00

but we don't and we aren't no

5:02

but sometimes it's like it's like a

5:04

hope in a dream I you

5:06

know I blame Disney fans to play

5:08

the lottery he's a dollar in a

5:10

dream I blame Disney for this Because

5:12

it's all about, if you think about

5:14

the... Of course, everything in Disney

5:16

is But they're cartoons, dude. But Disney,

5:18

I know the concept of Disney, of

5:20

going to Disney, is hopes and dreams

5:23

and wishes. You've seen every Disney

5:25

movie. Your parents have to die miserably

5:27

first before anything can happen. Oh,

5:29

is that... They're all single parents. Almost every

5:31

Disney movie, you're a child of a single parent

5:33

because one of them got killed or something.

5:36

I know. Like Bambi. Ugh.

5:38

Oh, an awful one. Nemo, the

5:40

father's captured or whatever happens

5:42

at Bambi. Yeah. Terrible shit

5:44

happens to parents. Lion King. Where's

5:46

the father in Toy Story? It doesn't

5:48

exist. Well, they're

5:50

trying to. Oh, my God,

5:52

you have to crush everything. You're

5:55

dancing. You're dancing my hopes and dreams.

5:57

But like you're taught that kids are

5:59

taught this growing up about. It's

6:01

the magic of Disney. Everything's magical. Yeah,

6:03

Disney is magical. Yes. But it doesn't. Yeah.

6:05

OK. The lines are still long. So

6:07

listen, let me ask you a question. You're

6:09

an angry bastard. No, I'm not. I'm

6:11

just I'm cynical. And I of course you

6:13

are. I believe in I believe but

6:15

I believe in things that can be proven.

6:17

That's why that's why I love you.

6:19

Yeah. So so let me ask you the

6:21

inverse because this happened yesterday on social

6:23

media. Some people believe that you

6:25

can will good things to happen

6:27

or good people get good things, whatever.

6:31

yesterday or the day before and police slices, I

6:33

don't want negativity in the talk bag. And you

6:35

guys wouldn't, you guys are all cool. The

6:38

story came out that Lil Nas

6:40

X, that the right side of his

6:42

face, he can't move the right side of his face.

6:44

Yeah, I saw that. Terrible thing. And

6:47

some people, you know, they're internet doctors. I

6:49

bet he had a stroke. I bet he

6:52

has Bell's palsy. I bet

6:54

he had a drug reaction. I

6:56

saw all that. Everybody knows exactly, but

6:58

then there were those people. I

7:02

feel like religion of

7:04

any kind should make

7:06

you compassionate, right? And

7:08

not judge people. They're

7:11

all like, well, he got what he deserved. What?

7:15

Yes. Well,

7:17

he did terrible things. He

7:19

blasphemed Satan and God and I

7:21

don't know. His videos, he

7:23

deserves this. I

7:25

feel like that's not for

7:27

us to say. And I

7:29

also don't think that you

7:31

have a stroke or Bell's

7:34

palsy because you did a

7:36

weird music video. So you

7:38

do not believe in karma

7:40

is what you're saying, because

7:42

everyone says karma's a bitch.

7:44

I'll tell you why, because

7:47

lots of good people have strokes

7:49

and they have Bell's palsy. Right. Lots

7:51

of good people get cancer. Absolutely.

7:54

It happens to everybody. People that

7:56

did nothing wrong. People

7:58

that did nothing wrong. People that did

8:00

not deserve this. People don't focus

8:02

on that. They don't focus on childhood cancer. They

8:04

just go, oh, oh, he did a video I

8:06

don't like that made God look bad. That's why

8:08

he got it. Karma's a bitch. Yeah.

8:11

Everyone says that. That's like the

8:13

catchphrase of our lifetime. Oh,

8:15

he's got what it was coming to him. Right.

8:17

Fafos. The Fafos.

8:20

Fuck around and find out. If he

8:22

fucked around, he found out. But

8:25

then when somebody like becomes rich, they're like, oh, fuck

8:27

him. I hate him. He's a billionaire. Fuck him. I hate

8:29

him. But what about what if karma

8:31

was good to him? Like

8:33

you can't pick and choose. You

8:35

have to, you know, a lot

8:37

of people say that if you're

8:39

an evil individual and you're then

8:41

let go, you are up to

8:43

no good. And you have

8:45

a lifetime of wrongdoing. You

8:47

will eventually get yours. A

8:50

lot of people believe that. Let's be

8:52

honest. How many evil people live great

8:54

lives? How many evil

8:56

people are billionaires? And I'm just far

8:58

too many. I'm saying they're very wealthy. They

9:01

murder people. in charge of

9:03

countries. They never have it coming. They never have it

9:05

coming together. Yeah, they live

9:07

to be. Listen, there's communist nations

9:09

in the history of our world

9:11

where the leaders of those countries

9:13

oppressed their people, killed them, tortured

9:15

them, and they died rich and

9:17

powerful. I, you

9:19

know, so I don't know about karma

9:21

thing. If karma was a bitch, there'd be

9:23

a lot more bitching going on. I

9:26

can think of a lot of people who need

9:28

some karma and they don't get it. Well,

9:30

so the karma, well, I, what about

9:32

John Lennon once said instant karma is

9:34

going to get you. Yeah. I think

9:36

if you, if you're addicted to Lil

9:38

Nas X, that karma should get you.

9:42

Like, wouldn't it be the ultimate irony if

9:44

people who made fun of Lil Nas X

9:46

for having, let's say a stroke had a

9:48

stroke, like good people. people think they're good

9:50

people then what would be the excuse well

9:52

i didn't i didn't make a video about

9:54

god so why did i get a stroke

9:56

yeah well maybe because you made fun of

9:58

the guy who did i don't know i

10:00

don't know i think you know but this

10:02

goes back to Can we bring it back

10:04

to the hopes and dreams? Hopes

10:06

and dreams. Hopes and dreams. Whatever

10:08

gets you through the day, Slices. You gotta

10:10

have something to look forward to or something

10:12

that can get you out of where you're

10:14

at right Like scary. If you look at

10:16

a clock and it says it's 1234 and

10:18

you're like one, two, three, four, and it

10:20

makes you smile. Yeah. God bless you. Dude,

10:23

every time I, you know, we've talked about

10:25

it on this podcast before. Every time I

10:27

see, if I look at the clock and

10:29

it's 1111, I'm making a wish. yeah. Yeah.

10:31

Anytime I see if it's 333

10:34

or 444 or 555 I'm making

10:36

wishes if next year on on

10:38

March 3rd you listen to episode

10:40

333 on 3 3 God bless

10:42

you listen if you wait until

10:44

the year 20 if you wait

10:46

until the year 30 30 20

10:48

33 and listen to this episode

10:50

I'd say play the lottery that

10:53

day sure why not see on

10:55

333 believe in these things Listen,

10:57

it's only what is it eight

10:59

years from now? Less than eight

11:01

years from now will be three

11:03

three thirty three. There'll be people

11:05

looking to get married that day.

11:07

Yes. So they can remember their

11:09

anniversary. I'll never forget my uncle

11:12

Peter on eight eight eighty eight. He

11:15

decided to bet on horse

11:17

number eight in the eighth

11:19

race of Monmouth Monmouth Park

11:21

racetrack. OK. On eight eight

11:24

eighty eight. He bet on

11:26

horse number eight. And

11:29

he's like, he put like $100 on this

11:31

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11:34

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11:36

horse came in eighth. I'm

11:41

not even kidding. Good.

11:43

By the way, 3333 is

11:45

a Thursday. That's

11:47

a doable wedding date. Oh,

11:50

you already know weddings

11:52

are probably How

11:54

many people know the eight years from now? I

11:56

bet you there's some women who've already date. Yes, they

11:58

booked a date just because they might not have

12:00

met their guy. men, men, men, men may have met,

12:02

but mostly women. Wait, don't you know a while

12:04

ago, I was on that talk show, it

12:06

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12:08

the Carl's Watson show, it was a pilot,

12:11

and the woman had chosen and bought

12:13

her wedding dress and didn't even meet the

12:15

guy yet. Said, no, I'm buying my

12:17

wedding dress because this is it. And maybe

12:19

some women out there do that. buy

12:22

a wedding dress, think about that for a second. You're

12:25

gonna spend all this money and you

12:27

haven't even met the guy. You're

12:29

single. So yeah.

12:31

May 2nd is a Friday. That's

12:34

5225. That's Robin's birthday.

12:37

Is it? Yep, May 2nd. What a

12:39

great day to propose. 5225?

12:41

It's a Friday, you see it on

12:43

the weekends. No. This way you can

12:45

remember. I remember

12:47

the day I proposed on

12:50

Well, I'll tell you what,

12:52

I proposed in May

12:55

without a ring. But

12:57

then when I gave my,

12:59

at that time, my fiance a

13:01

ring, it was

13:03

6996. 6996?

13:12

Yeah. Yeah. All

13:14

right. Who knew? 6996.

13:16

I doubt she'd remember that. a palindrome.

13:18

Right. It is. Yeah. 69 in

13:21

it. So yeah, I didn't plan it

13:23

that way. I didn't plan that way.

13:25

I didn't even notice the date when I gave the ring.

13:27

I just like, oh, wait. Oh, do you set your thermostat

13:29

to 69? No, how

13:31

I do. I set

13:33

my life to it. By the way, just

13:35

I could walk by it and chuckle. I

13:38

set my Brian Adams big hit summer

13:40

of 69, which I believe he released

13:42

in 1985. If you do

13:44

the math, he wouldn't have been old

13:46

enough to have the experiences he says

13:48

he had. in 1969. So he's lying? No.

13:52

The song is actually about

13:54

a summer of 69ing from

13:56

what rumor is. Oh,

14:00

so wait a second.

14:02

So you're Googling it. No,

14:05

I want to read the exact definition. Please

14:07

do. Go

14:11

ahead. I'm waiting. Yeah.

14:14

Brian Adams says that it was just

14:16

the song is about a year in

14:18

his life. but it was a playful

14:21

reference to a specific sexual act. So

14:24

it was about 69 -ing. In

14:28

the summer 69. He

14:30

was writing about a year or just a,

14:32

you know, and he chose that number because

14:34

of that. Because of that. Yeah.

14:38

That's pretty cool. But how old would he

14:40

have been in 1969? What

14:42

year was Brian Adams born? I

14:45

mean, don't tell me he was 11. He would

14:47

have been 10. Oh, that's gross. Yeah,

14:50

actually he would have been nine because

14:52

of it would have been the well.

14:54

Yeah, the summer of 69 he was

14:56

nine Like I said it wasn't about

14:58

hold a second singing like it's a

15:00

story like me and some guys were

15:02

from school had a band and we

15:04

tried We played real hard, but it

15:06

didn't it didn't happen in 1969 the

15:08

fuck man. I feel cheated He was

15:10

26 when he when he sang that

15:13

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15:15

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20:06

Long Island again? You have to drive

20:08

two hours. Yeah. No, this one's

20:10

up in Westchester. Oh, OK.

20:13

Another long drive. Yeah. Well,

20:15

it's OK. I like Westchester. Westchester

20:18

is bestchester. I'm a big

20:20

fan of Rockland and Westchester because I don't go up

20:22

there often enough. But when I do go there,

20:24

I find some solace and peace. I feel like it's.

20:26

Oh, it's very nice. It's wonderful. And it's so

20:28

close. a nice rural area, not that far from Manhattan.

20:30

It's not rural. It's suburbia.

20:34

I mean, come on. No,

20:36

rural. Rural is

20:38

like Barstow, California. Come

20:41

on. Anyway, so yeah,

20:43

so I got a wedding invite, yet

20:45

another one where - Scary, the word,

20:47

I'm gonna read you the definition

20:50

of rural. Rural refers to areas outside

20:52

of towns and cities characterized by

20:54

lower population density and more natural landscape.

20:56

Westchester is rural. It's

21:01

not rural. It's not rural.

21:03

It's I consider it's a

21:05

suburb suburb suburb suburb suburb

21:07

It's not rural when I

21:09

think rural I think of

21:11

like the middle of the

21:13

desert somewhere a little town

21:15

of a 5 ,000 people

21:17

That's rural now Come on

21:19

they include are they include

21:21

urbanized hold on I'm closely

21:23

linked to the definition of So

21:25

by that logic, Clifton,

21:28

New Jersey is rural. The

21:31

US Census Bureau defines rural as

21:33

any population housing or territory not

21:35

included within an urban area. Westchester

21:38

is not part of the tri -state area.

21:41

Not that far up. So

21:44

Cherry Hill is rural because

21:46

it's not in Philly. Yeah.

21:50

Get the fuck out of here. Come

21:53

on. rural. It's not rural. You're

21:56

telling me, does Cherry Hill, New

21:58

Jersey have a subway system? No,

22:00

but it's a suburb. That's

22:03

what, I didn't make the word rural

22:05

up. Well, I would never use it in

22:07

any sentence because it sounds stupid if

22:09

I called it rural. If you say that

22:11

to anybody out loud, I'd be embarrassed. Would

22:14

you say that Westchester has open

22:16

spaces? Yes. Okay,

22:18

and natural landscapes. Of course, it's

22:20

beautiful. Thank you, definition of rural. That's

22:22

not rural. I don't care.

22:24

That's your own date. I'm reading multiple

22:26

definitions. What is a simple definition? don't care

22:28

what it says. You wouldn't speak it

22:30

out loud. opposed to a city or town.

22:32

You wouldn't say it out loud. That

22:35

ain't rural. OK, if you live in Westchester,

22:37

please leave us a talk back and confirm that

22:39

it's rural. It's not. It's a suburb. It's

22:41

suburbs. OK.

22:44

Can a rural area also be a suburb?

22:48

Of course. The answer is yes. But

22:50

you can't. A suburb can't be

22:52

a rural area, though. Is

22:55

that the question you wanted to ask? Okay,

22:57

if you go to the

23:00

southern part of Westchester, that's

23:02

not rural. But

23:05

Westchester goes up pretty far north,

23:07

no? No, because then it

23:09

gets cut off by Dutchess

23:11

County. There's other

23:13

counties in there, right? Once

23:15

you go above Westchester, right?

23:17

I'm looking at Westchester, if

23:20

you go to Putnam County. That's

23:22

still not rural. These are suburbs. You

23:24

were talking about the suburbs. Orange

23:26

County, go above, go ahead, go

23:28

in Rockland. Rockland County, Rockland County's rural?

23:30

No. Scary. A kid from Brooklyn,

23:32

Staten Island is rural compared to Brooklyn.

23:34

Come on now. It's not. Anyway,

23:37

I digress. I

23:39

got a wedding coming up in

23:41

White Westchester. Up by the

23:43

cows. Go ahead. And it says

23:45

on the card, black tie. Oh.

23:48

It's bad enough that my entire

23:50

life all of it's the money has

23:52

been going in one direction out

23:54

I've never money coming in because I've

23:56

never had a celebration of a

23:58

wedding of my own and it's of

24:00

course it's by my own device

24:02

for my own devices by my own

24:05

devices, but Here we are again

24:07

Okay, and with another with another wedding

24:09

that I'm gonna go to and

24:11

it says black tie which means because

24:13

I don't have a black tie I

24:16

don't have a tuxedo that

24:18

would qualify. Looks like

24:20

I'm gonna have to go

24:22

do another rental. And it

24:24

just sucks because who are

24:26

people to dictate if the

24:28

wedding should be black tie? Is

24:31

that a little bit

24:33

selfish? What do

24:35

you think? That

24:38

means tuxedo for guys. That means

24:40

a tux. My

24:43

wedding if I remember correctly was

24:45

black tie optional or sometimes sometimes it

24:48

may have been black tie preferred

24:50

if I remember correctly But as soon

24:52

as you say the word preferred

24:54

you pretty much mean you better wear

24:56

black tie you're gonna look well

24:58

No, there were people at my wedding

25:00

that didn't wear tuxedos and we

25:02

didn't borrow them from it But the

25:04

family I married into is a

25:07

black tie type of family. They like

25:09

they like dressing up. They like

25:11

black tie, you know, so my wedding

25:13

was black tie, but I bought

25:15

a tuxedo for my wedding. After I

25:17

rented a tuxedo for my wife's

25:19

oldest sister and middle sister, I

25:21

needed tuxedos. I rented, rented, then I bought,

25:24

and then whenever there was a black tie wedding, I was thrilled

25:26

because I had a tuxedo. Like, oh, I'm

25:28

done. I just started a tuxedo one. don't have

25:30

to think about anything. I had

25:32

a vest and a matching

25:34

bow tie, whatever. I was

25:37

set. Now that tuxedo is

25:39

long gone because it's out of style. So

25:41

now when somebody says black tie,

25:44

I'm like, well, that's another $200 and

25:46

I got to give you a

25:48

gift. So doesn't that beg the question,

25:50

shouldn't the maximum people require at

25:52

the wedding be black tie optional? So

25:54

this way they can, because everyone

25:56

with black tie optional, at least, you

25:58

know, everyone's gonna come nice and

26:00

neat. I know you want people well

26:02

dressed for your affair. I

26:05

get all that. I understand it's your day,

26:07

blah, blah, blah. Everyone's gonna, the talk back's

26:09

gonna start rolling in now. But

26:11

at the end of the day, I

26:14

think the maximum you should demand

26:16

in a wedding, it should be black

26:18

tie optional. This way, you know

26:20

you're gonna, everyone's gonna be in a

26:22

suit. But they don't have that.

26:24

It doesn't to be black suit mandatory. It doesn't have

26:26

to be a tuxedo. Although I don't own

26:28

a black suit. So I'd still have

26:30

to go out and get a suit. Well,

26:32

hold on a second. If it's black tie optional,

26:34

does that mean you need a black suit?

26:36

It does, right? Yeah. Yeah. Pretty sure. But it

26:38

doesn't mean you need a tuxedo. So I

26:40

can get away with a black suit. All

26:43

right. I think that's the I think I don't

26:45

think you should be demanding anything more of your guests.

26:48

But to say black

26:50

tie, period. That

26:52

pretty much insists that all the

26:54

guys have to be in a tux.

26:56

And like, some people can't afford

26:58

that. I don't know. Well, looking at

27:01

the definition of black tie, optional. By

27:03

the way, a black suit or navy. Okay.

27:06

Black tie. Okay. So that's fine too.

27:08

It all says it depends if

27:10

it's in a rural area or not.

27:13

What does it mean for women? They

27:16

have to wear a cocktail dress. Cocktail dress.

27:18

But a black one, I guess. Black tie. This

27:21

is black. That means black dress. So

27:23

it's a blackout. It's pretty much. Well,

27:25

let me ask you this. If you go

27:27

to a destination wedding, right? Let's

27:29

say you have to fly to Aruba. Do

27:32

you give the same amount of a gift as you would if you

27:34

didn't have to fly to Aruba? I

27:36

probably back off a little bit because if

27:38

I'm paying for my flight, hold on. Let me

27:40

break this down. That's all I needed. I

27:42

don't need to break down. I just need it.

27:45

Yes. Yes. Yes. You pay less. Okay. So

27:47

then by the same token, if I have to

27:49

spend $200 renting in Tuxedo, I should give

27:51

less of a gift because you demanded I spend

27:53

money on something else. Nah, don't work like

27:55

that. Why not? You just said

27:57

it did. You just said it did. Don't

27:59

be chintzy. No, because it's It's chints, not

28:01

chintzy. It's chintzy. You just said, if

28:03

I have to pay for a plane ticket,

28:05

I'm going to give less of a gift.

28:07

Yes. So if I have to

28:09

pay for a tuxedo, I can give less

28:11

of a gift. No, because a destination wedding

28:14

requires you to book a

28:16

flight, book a hotel. It's

28:18

a bigger financial commitment by far.

28:20

Okay, so let's say you would normally

28:22

give $250 for a wedding. Let's

28:24

say as a number. And you have

28:26

to go to a destination wedding. How

28:29

much are you given? $200? $175?

28:33

$150? If I

28:35

normally give $250. If I

28:37

normally give $250. Normally give

28:39

$250? Yeah. Probably $150.

28:42

Okay, so if I'm going to a

28:44

wedding, and I normally give 200, but

28:47

it's black tie, maybe

28:49

I give 150. Proportionally, I

28:51

gotta drop it a little bit. But

28:53

you're token. You're not going

28:55

out of town. You're not booking travel like

28:57

that. It's about spending

28:59

money. If you

29:01

have to spend money on a flight and

29:03

you're backing the gift off, why can't I

29:05

back the gift off? Because you made me

29:08

rent the $250 touch. See

29:12

I understand your your logic, but

29:14

you want me to give you more

29:16

money. I think Whether you have

29:18

it in your wardrobe is not is

29:20

on you like like but you

29:22

can't but that's also why I have

29:25

a percentage Hold on what percentage

29:27

of American men own a tuxedo. Hold

29:29

on. I think we're on the

29:31

same side of this argument though Because

29:33

as I said in the beginning

29:35

of this conversation 33 % around study

29:37

showed about 33 % of men. So

29:39

the other 66 have to actually no,

29:42

no, no, I'm sorry. I'm

29:44

sorry. 33 % of men say they don't own a

29:46

suit. Oh, wow.

29:48

Okay. So that's 66

29:50

too. But, but I think

29:52

again, I was looking out for

29:55

everybody else. The softer side

29:57

of scary. Hello. And I was

29:59

trying to explain that I

30:01

don't think it's right that they're

30:03

demanding black tie because they're

30:05

making assumptions that everybody has a

30:08

tuxedo. So, but

30:10

if you're going to rent it, I don't

30:12

think you take away from the gift

30:14

at that point. I do think that you're

30:16

renting a flight. It's

30:19

just a lot more money and a lot

30:21

more of a commitment for time and money.

30:23

So you took off some money for a

30:25

flight. I could take off some money for

30:28

a tuxedo. You're

30:31

just frustrated because you know I'm right. You

30:34

know, I'm right slices. We've talked

30:36

about it. Yeah, but it's not just

30:38

about being right or wrong. I

30:40

What about hey slices? How do you

30:42

feel about demanding black tie? No,

30:45

I think how do you feel about that in a

30:47

wedding? I just want to give a

30:49

flip side because I want to play both side I

30:51

want to be fair to both sides. Okay, if

30:53

you're having a black tie wedding Then the place you're

30:55

having it in Had better be black tie level.

30:57

Yeah That I agree with that. I agree with that.

30:59

I agree with. OK, so I've told this story

31:01

before, but just as a reminder, in case you're not

31:03

caught up with all three hundred thirty three episodes,

31:05

you're listening at order, which you shouldn't. I would say

31:08

play the jingle, listen and order jingle, but scary

31:10

doesn't bring those home. I was invited

31:12

a long time ago to a wedding that

31:14

was black tie optional. And

31:16

I had my tuxedo from my wedding.

31:19

I don't know if you remember this story, but I'll tell it again real

31:21

quick. So I was excited. I wore my

31:23

tuxedo to the wedding. Other

31:25

than the wedding party. I

31:27

was the only person wearing a tuxedo.

31:31

The place was not a nice, like,

31:33

black tie level place. It was fine. It

31:35

was fine. It was average at best. It

31:38

was fine. I don't count other

31:40

people's money. Boozy booty. But no, not boozy

31:42

all. But it was such, I was

31:44

such a sore thumb. There were people in

31:46

like powder blue suits, tan suits,

31:48

white, you know, like all colors, not

31:50

even dark colors. Every

31:52

time the photographer gathered

31:54

the wedding party for photos, they grabbed

31:56

me. They pulled you in because you

31:59

were there. Yeah. Yeah, there

32:01

was five guys in me or six guys

32:03

in me. I was the other tuxedo. So

32:05

like, oh, let's go. Wedding

32:07

party photos. Right. It

32:09

was the only asshole that showed up

32:11

in a tuxedo. Yeah. At a black

32:13

tie option. Scary. This wedding was suit

32:16

optional. Suit optional. That's the level of

32:18

wedding. But they called for black tie

32:20

optional in the... the in hoping for

32:22

the best hoping but no you can't

32:24

do that not if it's not up

32:26

to that level the the the place

32:28

where the wedding was was not it

32:31

was not a catering hall it wasn't

32:33

a black tie level and i'm not

32:35

i'm not judging people's ability to spend

32:37

money we all have different levels you

32:39

know i if i had to throw

32:41

a bar mitzvah right now it would

32:43

it would be not black tie okay

32:46

so okay so my point is If

32:49

they live up to the black tie level

32:51

of expectation in the catering, in the food,

32:53

in the music, in the entertainment, then

32:55

I don't feel as bad renting a tux because

32:57

it's a night out. You're like, all right, well, I

32:59

went out for a night that I wouldn't normally

33:01

have had. So if we're going to a gala or

33:03

a ball or something, to me, those are the

33:05

times that you reserve for the black tie. Yeah, if

33:07

I'm going to the Emmys, I'll rent a tux.

33:09

All right, that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.

33:12

going to the Radio Air Awards, Like,

33:14

we used to go to those. I won every

33:16

year. I was great for best parody, but

33:18

I didn't wear a. I didn't wear like

33:20

a wear my tux. No, I was a

33:23

suit and jacket. How do we dress to

33:25

the the podcast awards when we were up

33:27

for best comedy podcast that year? Oh, I

33:29

wore a blue sport jacket over a purple

33:31

shirt. Yeah, I wore a sport jacket as

33:33

well. But all right. Well, I

33:35

don't know. So good. We walked a red carpet

33:37

that night. That was. That

33:40

was January of 2019, I believe.

33:43

So here we are. That's how long

33:45

it's been since we've been nominated. Now

33:47

we are... Six years later, and no

33:49

nominations ever since. 333 episodes in, and

33:51

this is where were. Just a reminder, who did

33:53

we finish second behind? Joe Rogan. Joe

33:55

Rogan. Joe Rogan. Who wasn't as big a

33:57

podcaster as he is now. He

33:59

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34:01

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34:03

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34:05

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my god I'm sorry so what she

39:59

knows her mother was puts her feet

40:01

in startups. I'm sorry Spencer. Sorry.

40:03

Anyway, I don't know what's going

40:05

on But anyway, she's uh, is she

40:08

I don't even know she's at

40:10

the kind of I just made that

40:12

up. She's at the dock house.

40:14

Anyway, so that said So, yeah, so

40:16

that the female flight all female

40:18

flight first of all, I Feel so

40:20

bad for the two female scientists

40:22

that were on board because they got

40:24

no love in any fucking story

40:26

that I heard, any headline, and

40:29

I've been coming, I've been everywhere

40:31

with this story. And all I

40:33

keep hearing is Gail King, Katy

40:35

Perry, and Lauren Sanchez, the

40:37

wife or fiance of Jeff Bezos, right? Whatever,

40:39

girlfriend, whatever. Let me ask you a question.

40:41

Yeah. If you're Jeff Bezos, and

40:43

you already got divorced, and your wife, your wife

40:45

got like a hundred. Oh, I know what you're

40:47

gonna say, you bastard. I know what you're gonna

40:49

say. Hold on. Let's say you're engaged to Lauren

40:51

Sanchez, right? But you decided that you didn't

40:54

do, you didn't get a prenup and like, you're

40:56

done with her. You don't want to give her

40:58

half your money. You don't to give her any money. Send her up in

41:00

the rocket. If she goes up in the

41:02

rocket and something happens to the rocket, you're off the hook,

41:04

right? Yeah, I hate

41:06

thinking that, man. That's terrible. Stop. I wouldn't. mean,

41:08

what a way to get rid of it. Like you

41:10

want to break up with someone, you put them in

41:12

a rocket. David Brody, ladies and gentlemen. You

41:15

know what? I thought it. I would never, I

41:17

would never do that. You verbalized it. I'm just thinking

41:19

that if, and by the way, it's Bezos. I

41:21

don't know why people call him Bezos. I

41:23

don't understand. So I will say Bezos. Yeah,

41:26

no, I think that I

41:28

think that he was trying to

41:30

also have her up there

41:32

just so it could give everybody

41:34

a sense of calm. Whoever

41:36

goes with her because like, okay, if

41:38

it's good enough to send up, you

41:40

know, a better

41:42

half. Yeah, your fiance, whatever. Then

41:45

it's good enough for Katy Perry.

41:47

But the two scientists that were there

41:49

that I feel bad because they

41:51

totally got looked over, glossed over, and

41:53

I don't even know their names.

41:55

I don't know who they are. Well,

41:59

you're guilty of it. Listen, let's preface

42:01

this. This conversation is

42:03

going to get people to leave

42:05

talkbacks. You're either going to be

42:07

like, fuck yeah, Brody and scary, scary and

42:09

Brody. I agree with you. Yeah. Or you're going

42:11

to be mortified at some of the things

42:13

we're going to say. Well, I'm going to say

42:15

maybe, well, I'm going to say this, what

42:17

I said on the air, just to be consistent

42:19

because people listen to the big show. They

42:21

already heard this. We talked about this. You didn't

42:23

have a chance of, yeah. Well, let me

42:26

go ahead. So we talked about it. And the

42:28

reason why we wanted to have Danielle on

42:30

because she was extremely opinionated about it. And Danielle

42:32

feels the way I feel. And that is

42:34

big whoop. What did they really

42:36

accomplish? To me, all this was. was

42:40

women going up into, they

42:42

broke the sound barrier part. People,

42:45

right? Going into the space on what

42:47

I call a fancy, expensive amusement park

42:49

ride because they were back in 11

42:51

minutes and they may have been space

42:53

tourists, whatever the hell you want to

42:56

call them. They were there for a

42:58

very short time. They paid a lot

43:00

of money to be a part of

43:02

this. And that's it. And they're not,

43:04

they are not. But Boris Sanchez didn't

43:06

pay a penny. but

43:08

they should not be considered astronauts. They're not astronauts.

43:10

And I don't think we're gonna get a

43:12

lot of, and Danielle was like, yeah, right on.

43:14

And Gandhi was like, yeah, right on. And

43:17

the whole show was pretty much on the same

43:19

side of it. I

43:21

don't know why people are

43:23

calling them astronauts. And

43:25

I know Gail King, Gail

43:27

King, was, because

43:30

I know that the internet

43:32

was ablaze with a

43:34

similar vibe, an opinion. she

43:38

went on and she blasted

43:40

those people. So she

43:42

had a lot to say, she

43:44

clapped back at everybody who had anything

43:46

negative to say. So Gail King

43:48

said, I don't feel comfortable calling myself

43:50

an astronaut. You know why? Because

43:52

you're not. That's why.

43:54

First of all, don't make a

43:56

big deal about how you're glamming it up to

43:58

go into space. You're taking makeup shots and you

44:01

show, oh, what kind of makeup are you gonna

44:03

be wearing? And I'm gonna have my hair done.

44:05

Astronauts don't put makeup on and do their

44:07

hair. Right. That's let's let's be They also

44:09

had three days of training for this. They

44:12

didn't train for years. How to

44:14

sit. So how to sit. So

44:16

what happens? So

44:18

wait, what was the the what

44:20

did they say it was the first

44:23

that woman in space? What was

44:25

the ethnicity on one of its? No,

44:27

I don't know. It was one

44:29

of them that their ethnicity was like,

44:31

it's the first so and so

44:33

in space. But imagine you are a

44:35

1965 Russia had an all women's

44:38

space mission, right? No, but it was

44:40

these are the first I don't

44:42

know. Anyway, there was one woman with

44:44

was whatever the ethnicity was people

44:46

like what if what if someone who's

44:48

an astronaut Goes up into space

44:50

and actually does something like really really

44:53

major and something very accomplished and

44:55

they don't get the credit because this

44:57

other person did You know I'm

44:59

saying like So again, I don't think

45:01

they should count three daughters. I

45:03

think these are people saying, oh, like

45:05

Gail and was like, oh, this

45:08

is such a role model experience for

45:10

young girls. No, the

45:12

women who are astronauts who fly the

45:14

space shuttle, the woman who was in the

45:16

space station, butch.

45:21

That wasn't butching, whatever.

45:24

The people that were up in the space station for

45:26

six months, whatever. Those are astronauts.

45:28

Those are role models. What you did, was

45:30

you went on an expensive ride. That's what

45:33

it was. do anything. Okay. She

45:35

did not defend that.

45:37

She actually went after people

45:39

who called it that. She

45:42

was very critical of everybody. You said that

45:44

thinks a big deal what she did. Huh? She

45:47

thinks it's a big deal what she did. Is

45:50

it? That Katy Perry thinks she

45:52

reinvented the earth. Yeah,

45:54

they all... Listen,

45:57

let's not be proud. I mean, I

45:59

guess I mean I broke the sound

46:01

barrier I as as as I read

46:03

on many posts on social media if

46:05

So I'm quoting them if you fly

46:07

in a plane, you're not a pilot

46:09

Right, okay You flew you flew on

46:12

a plane that went higher than a

46:14

normal plane You went on a rocket

46:16

ride and it came back down with

46:18

a parachute. It was a ride push

46:20

the buttons. You didn't steer it You

46:22

did nothing towards the success or failure

46:24

of the mission You spent

46:26

$28 million, I think, on a ticket,

46:29

whatever it was, that Oprah fronted the

46:31

money for, for Gail, I'm sure. Listen,

46:34

it takes a lot of balls

46:36

to get into a rocket and

46:38

go up. Yes, yes,

46:40

yes. I'm with you on

46:43

that as well. But there

46:45

are people who face five,

46:47

six Gs and train for

46:49

months and years and their

46:51

lives studying aeronautics and science.

46:53

and algebra, and trigonometry, and

46:56

trajectory, and do all the

46:58

things to do to be... Look, I'm

47:00

going to read you the definition of astronaut.

47:04

Is this another rural thing that you're going

47:06

to throw at me right now? An

47:08

astronaut is a person trained, equipped,

47:10

and developed by a human spaceflight

47:13

program to serve as a commander

47:15

or crew member aboard a spacecraft.

47:17

Although generally reserved for professional space

47:19

travelers, The term is sometimes applied

47:21

to anyone who travels at this

47:23

space, including scientists, politicians, journalists, and

47:26

tourists. Astronaut technically

47:28

applies to all human space

47:30

travelers, regardless of nationality. Astronauts

47:34

fielded by Russia or the Soviet Union

47:36

are typically known instead as cosmonauts. That's the

47:38

term. Is that from Wiki? Because somebody

47:40

must have added that jargon at the end.

47:43

I can get here another definition. Yeah,

47:45

that was what I guess I don't

47:48

want Mary and Webster a person who

47:50

whose profession is to travel beyond the

47:52

earth's atmosphere Okay Now we're talking on

47:54

Wednesday introduced a group of astronauts and

47:56

has chosen for upcoming missions Any person

47:58

who travels beyond the earth's atmosphere so

48:00

broadly the broad definition so William Shatner

48:03

In that moment at least one thing

48:05

became certain. Yes a non So he

48:07

said he was an astronaut So, non -broadly,

48:09

you could put it under the umbrella

48:11

of astronaut, but I think it's offensive.

48:16

It's offensive to astronauts who dedicate their life to

48:18

this. Let's face it, point blank, that's the end

48:20

of the story. Don't

48:25

you agree? Yeah,

48:27

I think so. There were space

48:29

tourists. Yeah,

48:31

I had surgery. I'm not a doctor. I

48:34

was operated on. That doesn't mean that I'm a

48:36

medical expert. But listen, great, good. Good for them.

48:38

I mean, I wouldn't have the ball. I would

48:40

not have the balls to get into a rocket.

48:42

So hell, no, no, would not do it. Hell,

48:44

no. Personally, no. But even if it, even if

48:46

it like if, OK, let me ask you a

48:48

question. They were brave to do it.

48:50

I'll give them that if if going on Blue

48:52

Origin meant you could get into any club for

48:54

the rest of your life. Like

48:57

automatic access to any club, any

48:59

hotel, any resort, you could just walk

49:01

in and like, oh, I

49:04

was on Blue Origin. They give you a little

49:06

card. and you have all access, you could get

49:08

a reservation at any restaurant the rest of your

49:10

life. Key to the city, everything? I'm

49:13

not giving a key to the city. I

49:15

gave you every restaurant reservation, any club admission. I

49:17

would consider it. So you would go up? No,

49:21

I probably wouldn't. Nah, nah,

49:23

not worth it. Still wouldn't? Nah.

49:27

There's nothing like it all for you. What if

49:29

I gave you run flat tires on every

49:31

car you ever owned? A

49:33

tire package. What

49:35

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49:37

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54:01

feel like we could have gone on for another 20

54:03

minutes. I'm glad we didn't. Yeah,

54:06

I just you know the Katy Perry

54:08

thing a guy like Katy even though

54:10

I once had to bumper from the

54:12

show I Like Katy like having met

54:14

her like six or seven times. Oh,

54:16

she's she's sweet. I love her too

54:18

She's quirky and fun. I I can't

54:20

speak to the reaction you have looking

54:22

down on earth from that height Yeah,

54:24

I can't it's probably quite like unbelievable.

54:26

Yeah, and and I love I should

54:28

say we're friends with Katie. I mean

54:30

Katie gives me a hug and a

54:32

kiss every time she sees me. Yeah,

54:34

same. I don't know if she'd remember

54:36

me now. It's been a few years.

54:38

But she did at the time, always.

54:40

Katie Paris is terrific, really. A wonderful

54:42

young, when she was young, she

54:44

was wonderful. As she got older, she was wonderful. Like

54:47

she didn't change as she got more famous. She's

54:49

not. No way. She's still a real one. But

54:51

I was did say some things that were a

54:53

little unusual. Like what? Oh,

54:55

you want me to... I'll get you that. You were

54:57

happy we didn't go on with that topic and we

54:59

cut it right there. No. After she landed Blue Origin.

55:01

You won. Now bro, he's doubling

55:03

down now. Let me see if I could pull this

55:05

up where scary is going to go. I can't hear

55:08

it. It's not loud enough. It's not going to be

55:10

because your equipment is trash. Oh,

55:12

I hear it. What do you know? I

55:15

feel super

55:17

connected to love.

55:20

So connected to love. I think

55:22

this experience has shown me

55:24

you never know how much love

55:26

is inside of you, like

55:28

how much love you have to

55:30

give and how loved you

55:32

are until the day you launch.

55:36

That's great. That's poignant. I don't have a

55:38

problem. I don't have a problem with

55:40

that. How are you connected to love because

55:42

you were higher up than we are? I

55:45

don't know. I can't explain it

55:47

because I wasn't up there. I think

55:49

because when you're up there, you

55:51

realize that all the family

55:53

and all the love and

55:55

everything you know is on

55:57

earth and it's not up there with you.

55:59

There's nothing up there. When you go up

56:01

there, you see like, okay, great, okay, so

56:03

I have some weight. more connected to love

56:05

by being up there. What? She's

56:07

saying she was more connected to love

56:09

because she was up there. I thought maybe

56:12

that's how she felt when she got

56:14

back. She felt like the sense of love.

56:16

I don't know, I don't know. But

56:20

I feel like when you're up

56:22

there and all you have is

56:24

just this quiet. and you're looking

56:26

out, you're like, wow,

56:28

I'm alone. And

56:31

so you realize it makes you appreciate the

56:33

people on earth more. I don't know, I'm trying

56:35

to interpret it. Have you ever been on

56:37

that slingshot ride that have like that at the

56:39

pier, like they, and they always have videos

56:41

of the people you get in the chair and

56:43

it's slingshots up in the air? fucking never,

56:45

no way. You can't get me on that thing.

56:47

I feel like that's what they did. I

56:49

feel like they just went a little higher. Right,

56:54

that's what they did. They got into a thing and it

56:56

went up. Yeah. And

56:58

where's the footage? Where is

57:00

their footage from their cameras

57:03

or from like, there

57:05

hasn't been a lot. I think there'd be a

57:07

lot of footage. After all, you'd be posted on

57:09

Instagram all the whole time. Yeah. I mean, especially

57:11

since we landed on the moon, right? I

57:14

mean, you think about it, we would have.

57:16

We didn't, but we did in 1960. We landed

57:18

on the moon and we have all that

57:20

great footage. And then they didn't have Samsung and

57:22

iPhones. No, but my point is, but you

57:24

can't you can't have footage on this. You can't

57:26

have footage on this. That's what I'm saying.

57:28

There's footage from the moon landing. That's what I'm

57:30

saying. You have 1969 technology. If

57:32

we landed on the moon, we have all that

57:34

technology. We have all those. I mean, we

57:37

had all that a little bit of footage inside

57:39

the capsule. Katy Perry was promoting her tour. Well,

57:41

you would think that you would think that

57:43

you could buy something on Amazon that would you

57:45

could put in inside the rocket. I would think

57:47

Amazon would give it to you for free,

57:49

considering it's an Amazon rocket. what I would say.

57:51

That's what I meant, of course. That's my... I

57:53

figured it would take two days for them

57:55

to go and come back, but no. I

57:57

don't know. Okay, we can move off this

57:59

now. You think they're doing a documentary? That's where

58:02

they're holding back all the footage? Like Amazon

58:04

Prime Video is going to have a documentary? No,

58:07

it's an 11 -minute ride. A

58:10

space ride. Yeah, but if you're watching in

58:12

slow motion, it could be 23, 25, 40

58:14

minutes. Yeah. But you wouldn't

58:16

do it under any circumstances. Nah, nah,

58:18

it's okay. I don't even like flying in

58:20

a plane. So

58:22

what's going on? What

58:24

do you got? He's

58:28

putting on the orange glasses. Stop

58:30

that. Stop.

58:34

I want to ask you. Well,

58:37

I had it. So you want to

58:39

hear about a new story from my Brooklyn

58:41

boys friends? or the tragedy

58:44

that happened to me at the Chinese restaurant.

58:46

Always a tragedy. Because

58:48

from tragedy we know comes comedy.

58:51

That's right. So last night

58:53

I had a craving for some

58:55

Chinese food. Like that's what's gonna

58:57

be dinner. Chinese food is dinner. So

58:59

I went to my place. My

59:01

place where I've been going for, I don't know,

59:03

25 years. My people, my

59:05

place. Your people. I call up and go, it's

59:08

David. They know my order pretty much. At

59:10

least they know how I like my food. Right. No

59:12

vegetables. Now it's a

59:14

husband and wife. And occasionally their son

59:16

works there. Everybody has that Chinese restaurant. They used

59:18

to have the little kid like sitting there doing

59:20

his homework. Yeah. Well, this kid grew up

59:22

in the 25 years I've been going there. Now he works

59:24

there occasionally. The guy

59:27

makes the low main, the husband a

59:29

little bit better than the wife.

59:31

She's fine. But the husband uses

59:33

more sauce, whatever. So it's always a

59:35

little moisture. So I always hope

59:37

that he's more. Hold on a second. Moisture. Moisture.

59:41

Yeah, it has more, you know, more. I don't think

59:43

that's a word. Moisture. Moisture.

59:45

It's moisture. Yes, it is more

59:48

moisture than that. can say more moist.

59:50

You can't say more moisture, but you could say moisture.

59:52

No, you could say more. You say more moisture. Hold

59:55

on. You could say more. No, you could say more

59:57

moist. Hold on. They could say more moist. Is moisture

59:59

a word? No, it's more

1:00:01

moist. Is moisture a word? It

1:00:05

thinks I'm saying moisture. Hold on. No,

1:00:07

it's not. I'll type it. Certainly not.

1:00:10

You weren't you must have been absent

1:00:12

that day. It's more moist adjective

1:00:14

comparative adjectives slightly wet damp or humid

1:00:16

moisture Well, so then so then

1:00:18

if something's the most the most moistest

1:00:20

is it moistest if it's the

1:00:22

most moist Is it moist? It's moistest.

1:00:24

Yes. Yes. Come on. I never

1:00:27

heard that term. By the way, I

1:00:29

fucking hate the word moist. What

1:00:31

are we doing? Okay, it

1:00:33

was juicier. Ah, stop It the domain juicier. Okay.

1:00:35

Yeah, that's better Don't use the word more. So

1:00:37

when I walked in last night, it's a horrible

1:00:39

word. I called on the phone and she answered

1:00:41

the phone, which she answers the phone most of

1:00:43

the time, even though he's there. And

1:00:46

her English is not great. He speaks English much better

1:00:48

than she does. I think I've may have mentioned this before.

1:00:51

But when I get there, she's behind the counter.

1:00:53

My bag's on the counter ready to go.

1:00:55

She's there. And another woman around

1:00:57

her age is there also. I've never

1:00:59

seen her before. I don't

1:01:01

know if she's hanging out like her friends

1:01:03

hanging out, you know? Uh,

1:01:05

maybe it's bring your friend to work day.

1:01:07

Uh, I don't know, but she's sitting there also.

1:01:10

So I get my food and I get

1:01:12

in the car, go home. Now I order my

1:01:14

food on the phone. You know how I

1:01:16

order my food, roast pork, low -manual vegetables, right?

1:01:19

So last night I ordered, among other things, small

1:01:22

roast pork, low -manual vegetables, large

1:01:24

roast pork fried rice, no vegetables. She goes,

1:01:26

so when I said small, she was small. I

1:01:28

went, yep, she went large. I go, yep, large. Okay.

1:01:32

I got home. I opened up the low main. It's

1:01:34

terrific. I open up

1:01:36

the fried rice. It's

1:01:38

got vegetables in it. It's

1:01:41

scary. I

1:01:44

order the same food the

1:01:46

same way for 25 years.

1:01:49

They know me by name. How

1:01:52

do you put vegetables? Now, the question is,

1:01:54

was she distracted by her friend being there or did her

1:01:56

friend make my fried rice? Could have

1:01:58

been the friend. So

1:02:01

I'm devastated because now I've got bean sprouts and

1:02:03

onions in my fried rice. I don't want to

1:02:05

have to deal with this, but I want to

1:02:07

eat I'm not gonna not eat. I'm not gonna

1:02:09

drive back. I'm 15 17

1:02:11

minutes away from this place now

1:02:13

Did you pick it out? So

1:02:16

wait a minute. So I started picking

1:02:18

it out and I'm like this is too

1:02:20

much effort It's too much effort. So

1:02:22

I call back and I and I saw

1:02:24

so I said I said hello, this

1:02:26

is David and You made a mistake There's

1:02:29

vegetables in my large roast pork fried

1:02:31

rice. So she says large roast pork

1:02:33

fried rice with vegetables. Got it. I

1:02:35

go, no, no. I'm not ordering a

1:02:37

large roast. No, no. This is David.

1:02:39

I just picked up my order. I

1:02:42

ordered a large roast pork fried rice, no

1:02:44

vegetables. There's vegetables in my

1:02:46

pork fried rice. What

1:02:48

else do you want? I

1:02:54

want my money back.

1:02:56

You made a mistake.

1:02:58

She says, you want money back? Yes.

1:03:01

Come now. I said,

1:03:03

I can't come now. I'm

1:03:05

wanting dinner. Well, I'll come

1:03:08

today for refund. So I said,

1:03:10

so I said, no, I'll come back.

1:03:12

I'll come back in a few days. No

1:03:14

few days. Come now. So

1:03:17

I said, no, I'll

1:03:19

come in a few days and get my refund or you can

1:03:22

give me another fried rice, but I'm not coming now. No

1:03:24

refund in a few days. refund now. Well,

1:03:26

what what happens in a few days that

1:03:28

makes the refund invalid? So

1:03:31

I said, why why now? She

1:03:33

was bring back rice, bring back

1:03:35

the rice. So she wanted

1:03:37

me to come now so I can bring

1:03:39

the rice back and show her these vegetables and

1:03:41

then she'll give me my fried rice. These

1:03:43

are people that know you for all these years.

1:03:45

Yes. I said, I said, look, you know,

1:03:47

you put vegetables in my fried rice. You

1:03:49

weren't that busy. I was the only person picked up food.

1:03:52

You know it was me. So

1:03:55

she says this will come now. I like I'm

1:03:58

not coming now. She's treating you like a stranger.

1:04:00

So then I then it then it

1:04:02

then it dawned on me scary This

1:04:04

is my favorite Chinese restaurant. Yes, there's

1:04:07

certain items there that nobody makes the

1:04:09

way they do. Yep Okay, you're gonna

1:04:11

really start with them. You really want

1:04:13

to do that if I brody this

1:04:15

Yep, I may end up getting a

1:04:17

free bottle of soda But

1:04:20

I may never get my food again.

1:04:22

Yeah, no, you will be blown out

1:04:24

blown out of there. I'm not worried

1:04:26

about them spitting in my food before

1:04:28

you're like, they're gonna spit your foot.

1:04:30

You could cliche. You could you could

1:04:32

get black ball. Consider yourself like disinvited

1:04:34

from ever buying ordering from there again.

1:04:37

I would I would weigh your options very carefully.

1:04:39

What did you do? That's right. So I

1:04:41

said, all right, well, thank you very much. You

1:04:43

have a good night. And I stood there

1:04:45

for 20 minutes picking onions and sprouts. Chinese

1:04:50

restaurant one, Brody

1:04:52

zero. Yeah. Now people are

1:04:54

gonna say that's karma for the grape

1:04:56

soda because that's, I understand that. It's not

1:04:59

the same Chinese restaurant. These are my

1:05:01

friends. These are people, I hired

1:05:03

their son to do construction in my

1:05:05

house once. He has a construction company. By

1:05:07

the way. I'm family for them. They

1:05:09

put onions in my fried rice. I went

1:05:11

to. But wait a minute, one

1:05:13

last question. How do you make my roast pork lo

1:05:15

mein no vegetables and then make my roast pork

1:05:17

fried rice and put vegetables in it? They

1:05:19

make the fried rice first they fuck and then

1:05:21

say fuck it a minute Did they make the

1:05:23

fried rice first with vegetables and they were like

1:05:25

fuck it we'll make the low -main properly he

1:05:27

did say no oh shit And they're like fuck

1:05:29

it maybe he won't notice the vegetables in the

1:05:31

fried rice. They didn't want to do it again

1:05:33

They they didn't screw you on purpose. They absolutely

1:05:35

first they made it doesn't matter what they made

1:05:37

first. They it was an accident They didn't do

1:05:40

it on purpose. Why would they want to piss

1:05:42

you off? Okay, but I ordered shrimp ellopsis sauce,

1:05:44

no vegetables, one tonne egg jumpsuit, no vegetables, roast

1:05:46

pork lomé, no vegetables, roast pork fried rice, no

1:05:48

vegetables. Why would you put vegetables in one of

1:05:50

the items? You know why? Because you

1:05:52

are a weirdo. You're the only

1:05:54

person who orders fried rice with no

1:05:56

vegetables in it. You're

1:05:58

the only, because the whole point of fried rice is you

1:06:00

get all the things, all the things in the point of

1:06:02

fried rice. Hear me out now. Hear me out. You know

1:06:05

what the point of fried rice is? The

1:06:07

fried rice. and the pork,

1:06:09

and the egg if it's a good Chinese recipe. I

1:06:12

don't need filler. Don't give

1:06:14

me cheap filler you threw in there to make it look colorful.

1:06:17

Bean sprouts, don't want them. Love bean

1:06:19

sprouts, carrots, all of that

1:06:21

stuff. Onions, you don't want onions. I

1:06:24

don't want onions. Little pieces of scrambled egg

1:06:26

in the fried rice. Yes, the egg and

1:06:28

pork, yes. I don't want vegetables in my

1:06:30

fried rice. The point is, I had to

1:06:32

step away. I had to back away slowly

1:06:34

from the phone before I fucked myself forever.

1:06:36

There is a wonderful Chinese

1:06:39

restaurant that with the name of it

1:06:41

by the way called wonderful with my

1:06:43

dad it was in a strip mall

1:06:45

parking lot in in Freehold, New Jersey

1:06:47

called Kings and Brody Brody my dad

1:06:49

and I sat there. We had lunch.

1:06:51

Yep old school It was like we

1:06:53

were out like a Chinese restaurant in

1:06:55

Brooklyn like the ones that they used

1:06:57

to make in the 60s in the

1:06:59

70s and 80s They all went out

1:07:01

of business. This is one of those

1:07:03

classic ones table cloths you get there

1:07:05

You sit down and you get a

1:07:08

pile of deep fried noodles with the

1:07:10

hot mustard that burns your nose out.

1:07:12

And then the duck sauce next to

1:07:14

it. And then they give you the

1:07:16

tea kettle with tea. And

1:07:18

it was, oh, it was for now.

1:07:20

Hold on. The ribs, Brody, with the

1:07:22

spare ribs that you love, that taste,

1:07:25

I can taste it right now. Oh my God,

1:07:27

it was so good. The last time I was

1:07:29

there, they were still serving food in the metal

1:07:31

dome dishes. Did they have those when you were

1:07:33

there? No metal dome. Yes, yes, no wait, no

1:07:35

wait. I can't think. Oh

1:07:37

yeah, no, I think they had a dome

1:07:39

over the dish. Because that's it for me. If

1:07:41

you have the metal dome dishes on The

1:07:43

dish itself was not dome. Oh, I know you're

1:07:46

talking about, no, it was not. Sorry, it

1:07:48

were regular dishes. But Brody, you would love this

1:07:50

place. There's also a place called

1:07:52

Peeking. Not in the wild. The Peeking House

1:07:54

or Peeking. Oh, that's the strip club up

1:07:56

the block. No, people you're peaking in the... No,

1:08:00

there's another place in freehold that's even that they

1:08:02

say is even better But it's it's a little

1:08:04

more bougie than this place. This is one of

1:08:06

those old -school no frills Chinese restaurant one root

1:08:08

root nine. I Think

1:08:10

it's root nine and freeholder 130 root

1:08:12

130 a couple of places because

1:08:14

my mom is this is on route nine This

1:08:17

is on route nine that there's two places the

1:08:19

one you mentioned in another one I forget the

1:08:21

name of it had pink tablecloths and also old -school

1:08:23

vibe really good food. Oh

1:08:25

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1:08:27

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right. So now, um, let's

1:12:42

see here. Oh, you don't go in. I'm

1:12:44

going on vacation, Brody. You going back to

1:12:46

Cali? I don't think so. I'm

1:12:49

headed to, uh, have you ever been

1:12:51

to Tenerife? No, I've

1:12:53

been to seven a reef. I couldn't afford

1:12:55

Tenerife. Tenerife is part of

1:12:57

the Canary Islands. And

1:12:59

it's it's a province of Spain.

1:13:01

So it's owned by Spain. And

1:13:04

these islands are off the coast of

1:13:06

Africa. It's like, if

1:13:08

you look on a map, the Canary Islands

1:13:10

are like next to like Morocco in

1:13:12

Africa. And you it makes you wonder, like,

1:13:14

how the fuck is Spain on that

1:13:16

new place? Yeah. Going to a new place.

1:13:18

So that that's the point of what

1:13:20

I was about to say is look at

1:13:22

you. I'm going here because

1:13:25

I've never been. This is part of a

1:13:27

promise. I've an ongoing promise I made

1:13:29

to myself to do less of things that

1:13:31

I've done before and more things that

1:13:33

are new. Like I want to I want

1:13:35

to see more of Asia. I want

1:13:37

to go to Japan and Japan. I want

1:13:39

to go see more of Europe. But

1:13:41

yeah, so tall Darren, you remember, buddy, tall

1:13:43

Darren. Yeah, he's the short

1:13:45

guy, right? He lives in. Yeah, he lives

1:13:47

in London and. He says that

1:13:49

it's London's Florida. So basically like a

1:13:51

lot of British people, a lot of people

1:13:54

from France and Spain, when they go

1:13:56

on vacation, those far to Florida. They they

1:13:58

fly to they fly to like it's

1:14:00

like us going to it's like a New

1:14:02

Yorker going to Miami. That's the analogy.

1:14:04

It's not London's panhandle for Florida. No, no,

1:14:06

or Bama shore. No, it's it's London's

1:14:08

Miami. But I'd love to see those people

1:14:10

with British accents. But they all go

1:14:13

to, you know, they go to Ibiza. They

1:14:15

go to Mallorca, Mallorca, Menorca. Those are

1:14:17

Spanish islands. The South of France. But this

1:14:19

is one of them. This is a

1:14:21

part of Spain. People don't

1:14:23

know this. Mallorca is a dolphin. I don't know if you know that. Oh.

1:14:27

Did you just learn that? You just learned that? No.

1:14:30

On the last time you learned

1:14:32

that. Yeah. Yeah. That orcas are actually

1:14:34

dolphins. But when I say dolphins,

1:14:36

I meant like traditional gray dolphins. But

1:14:38

okay. Anyway. So I'm headed out

1:14:40

and I think we're going to try

1:14:42

and save money by sharing a

1:14:44

room. But as it turns out,

1:14:46

as it turns out, a lot of these

1:14:48

places, they just have king beds. So

1:14:51

am I going to like share a

1:14:53

bed with Talldaren? Yeah,

1:14:57

you're fine. He's not why

1:14:59

Darren That Darren you want

1:15:01

to share a bed with

1:15:03

but tall Darren We've done

1:15:05

it once before But like

1:15:07

it's kind of is it

1:15:09

odd that we're gonna share

1:15:11

we may share a bed

1:15:13

No, we're grown -ass men

1:15:15

we're not 20, you know,

1:15:18

we're not college kids. We're

1:15:20

not have you and I

1:15:22

shared a bed Think

1:15:24

we may know we shared a room. We

1:15:26

should rooms. Oh, we might have shared a

1:15:28

bed Long time ago like what I feel

1:15:30

like we did. Yeah, I don't know. I

1:15:33

don't know how I feel about it So

1:15:35

I wanted your opinion. No, I don't think

1:15:37

Darren's gonna I don't think no, it's I'm

1:15:39

not saying anything's it don't know probably come

1:15:41

on we both You know for I think

1:15:43

you might down successful good -looking guy. No,

1:15:45

but is it is it weird? Is it

1:15:47

awkward? Is it weird? No for two grown -ass

1:15:49

men. No, I don't think You

1:15:52

think there's a problem with that? No,

1:15:55

no, I don't I think you find

1:15:57

all right because some people like you're grown

1:15:59

-ass men get your own room All right,

1:16:01

are you gonna be out drinking and

1:16:03

go into the beach and lotion and up?

1:16:06

Of course all that. Oh

1:16:08

Well in that case now, I'm not

1:16:10

so sure. I feel like if

1:16:12

you went all down to get drunk

1:16:14

You know anything's possible. Okay, all

1:16:16

right. Come on. All right. Let's let's

1:16:18

watch white lotus He's like

1:16:20

a brother to you any oh, oh,

1:16:22

I heard what happened with the two

1:16:24

brothers. Oh my god Did you I

1:16:26

didn't see the show, but I don't

1:16:28

want to give any spoilers away, but

1:16:30

yeah, I heard some things I heard

1:16:32

some things happen a lot of others

1:16:34

Yeah, gonna brother sometimes

1:16:36

comes in handy. That's all I'm gonna

1:16:38

say. Oh my god I see

1:16:40

your play on words. All right, very

1:16:42

nice. Let's move on before people

1:16:44

Crush us for giving away white lotus

1:16:46

last break, right? This is it

1:16:48

so Let me, then this will be

1:16:51

what we ended on. I

1:16:53

want to know, you're going to vote your boys, right? My

1:16:56

one boy. Yep. Yep. Okay.

1:16:59

But we had this conversation. Now we've already talked about

1:17:01

treating the girl at dinner. So.

1:17:04

Oh, we've talked about it. All right. Yeah.

1:17:06

We talked about it. Um, if you, by

1:17:08

the way, if you got, if you don't

1:17:10

listen to slice time, always go back and

1:17:12

go listen to slice time for three 32.

1:17:14

Also, we are definitely done taking commentary on

1:17:16

that because we've, I mean, we just had

1:17:18

like five, six pages of. Unfortunately, anybody behind

1:17:20

anyone behind the podcast isn't going to hear

1:17:22

this. So all right. All right. So

1:17:25

I, I was talking to my friend, we'll

1:17:27

call him paper menu from, from the one who

1:17:29

already wanted a paper menu. And

1:17:31

we went to lunch this

1:17:33

week, paper menu and. guy

1:17:35

moving to Florida, right?

1:17:38

Like, oh, let's get some lunch. So we met for

1:17:40

lunch, the three of us. And, you

1:17:42

know, they said, they heard the episode of us talking about,

1:17:44

you know, picking up the tab for the girl and

1:17:46

they thought it was hilarious and whatever. He

1:17:48

said, if you hate that, Brody, you're really

1:17:50

going to hate this other thing we sometimes do.

1:17:54

Why? I said, what? You should put this on

1:17:56

your podcast. It might be, it might be

1:17:59

a good topic. We do this. Sometimes we do

1:18:01

this. I said, what? He's, well, normally we

1:18:03

always pay, normally we pay cash as you know.

1:18:05

But sometimes when a bunch of us go

1:18:07

out to eat, the bill is so much money

1:18:09

that we have to use credit cards. We

1:18:11

don't have enough cash. We all put the credit

1:18:13

cards down. But

1:18:15

because we're the same group of people, mostly

1:18:17

that go out together, and sometimes there's one

1:18:19

or two people that don't go out with

1:18:21

us a lot, but usually it's the same

1:18:23

five or six core people, and then a

1:18:26

couple of stragglers maybe. We

1:18:28

take all the credit cards and

1:18:30

we throw them into a hat where

1:18:32

someone brings a bag. and

1:18:34

we reach into the bag, and

1:18:36

as we reach into the bag, that person

1:18:38

doesn't have to pay for dinner. And

1:18:40

then we reach in front of the card. He

1:18:42

said, because what happens is, he said, the way

1:18:44

you play credit card roulette normally is you reach

1:18:46

into the bag and whatever credit card you pull

1:18:48

out pays the bill. And

1:18:51

everybody else leaves, got free, don't pay

1:18:53

for anything. But the way they

1:18:55

do it is the reverse way. The

1:18:57

last card in the bag pays. So

1:19:00

there's the tension and the relief. Every

1:19:02

time a card is pulled out, you're hoping

1:19:04

it's your card. Yes. And

1:19:06

then if it's like only two or three

1:19:08

cards, you're like, oh, fuck, I may be

1:19:10

paying for this dinner. So they said what

1:19:12

they do is if it's like a decent

1:19:14

amount of money, the last card pays. If

1:19:16

it's an exceptional amount of money, the last

1:19:18

two or three cards pay. Right. So that

1:19:20

you're not stuck with like a thousand dollar

1:19:22

bill. By the way, I love that because

1:19:24

that's what I that's gambling. That's

1:19:26

gambling right there. It's like placing a bet. It's

1:19:29

placing a bet. Either dinner is

1:19:31

going to cost you $200 or it's going

1:19:33

to cost you $800, $900. I love that.

1:19:35

That I love. A game of chance. Yes.

1:19:37

You would do that. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

1:19:39

Oh, yeah. Fuck yeah. I love that

1:19:41

shit. I love it. I live for

1:19:43

that. OK. You kidding me?

1:19:45

What he said was the people who

1:19:47

play all the time, odds

1:19:49

are eventually you might win. Like if

1:19:51

you lose, eventually the next six, you might

1:19:54

not have to pay, right? But I

1:19:56

said, well, what about the guys only come

1:19:58

once? Like, it's like, oh, let's invite

1:20:00

Mike. And Mike only shows up

1:20:02

once. If he has to pay, he may

1:20:04

never get his money back. They're like, well,

1:20:06

he had a chance of walking away for

1:20:08

free meal. Yeah. Mm -hmm. I like

1:20:10

that. Here's what I didn't ask

1:20:12

paper menu. And I should

1:20:14

have asked. I'm going to ask and I'll find out. If

1:20:17

you play credit card roulette

1:20:19

and all the credit cards are

1:20:21

in the bag, if

1:20:23

there's a woman at the table, Does

1:20:26

she not put the credit card in the bank? In

1:20:30

other words, is she out on the game also?

1:20:33

Like, does she have to not put her credit card in? I gotta find

1:20:35

that out. I gotta find that out. Yeah,

1:20:37

you should. So the question is for the

1:20:39

slices. Would you play this

1:20:41

game if the bill was like $1

1:20:43

,000? Where you

1:20:45

could either get out of paying $100

1:20:47

or end up paying $1 ,000. Or

1:20:49

two people pay $500. Would you

1:20:51

take that risk to avoid paying the

1:20:53

$100? Yeah,

1:20:55

he says he's in I I'm in you

1:20:57

guys know my answer. I'm out. Of course. We

1:21:00

didn't even have to ask you we already

1:21:02

know So I said I said to pay for

1:21:04

menu. I said hey I call him pay.

1:21:06

I'll go pay pay. What if I'm at the

1:21:08

table? I don't throw my credit card in

1:21:10

He goes, then you automatically pay in the whole

1:21:12

bill. I go no, no, no, no, no

1:21:14

I don't want that he goes that that you're

1:21:16

out. He goes if you don't even play

1:21:18

You lose you got to get in so you

1:21:20

can get out. Yeah, throw your card in

1:21:22

and hopefully you don't you don't get last You

1:21:25

know, for the slices, I

1:21:27

don't know when you're gonna be

1:21:29

visiting Brooklyn anytime soon, but there's

1:21:31

an awesome classic old school Red

1:21:33

Sauce Italian in Coney Island called

1:21:35

Garjulios, which Brody and I have

1:21:37

been to before. The baked

1:21:39

clams are amazing. By the way, my friend

1:21:42

who's moving to Florida used to work there and we

1:21:44

were talking about Garjulios at lunch this week. That's right.

1:21:46

And then what happens is at Garjulios, and they do

1:21:48

this as a, they do this as a, well, What

1:21:50

they do - How do you know I was talking to

1:21:52

him? You said, that's right. How do you know I

1:21:54

was talking - That's right. What Brody said is valid.

1:21:56

I validated your statement. And

1:21:58

continuing on my thought, at

1:22:01

the end of each

1:22:03

meal at Garju -ios, when

1:22:05

they give you the bill,

1:22:08

they also come around

1:22:10

with a container, it's

1:22:12

like a lottery bin, with

1:22:14

about, with 99, or yeah, 99,

1:22:16

I guess, They balls, or

1:22:18

they, it's almost like the Lada,

1:22:20

or they're like little cubes,

1:22:22

whatever it is. They're numbered from

1:22:24

one to 99. Okay,

1:22:26

I think they're little small blocks, but they're

1:22:29

one to 99. And the guy comes and

1:22:31

he shakes up the thing, the container. And

1:22:35

then one person at the table

1:22:37

picks the number from one to

1:22:39

99. And if

1:22:41

you get the number correct, the

1:22:43

entire meal is on guard julios.

1:22:46

So there's no, it's just a,

1:22:48

Fun thing that they do, it's

1:22:50

a gimmick. It's cute, it's kitschy. But

1:22:53

I hear that

1:22:55

occasionally, I've heard that there

1:22:57

were people that have won this,

1:22:59

where all of a sudden, all right,

1:23:01

the check's on the restaurant, it's on

1:23:04

the house. Okay, so there's 99 cubes.

1:23:06

Yeah, whatever. But a bitch ain't

1:23:08

won. Right, thank you. And

1:23:10

you have to guess what number and then reach in and see

1:23:12

if you can grab it. No, no,

1:23:15

they, You you guess the number

1:23:17

what what numbers are gonna be guys

1:23:19

and the whole table comes up? 53 and

1:23:21

then he shakes it up and he

1:23:23

pulls out and the first Cube that comes

1:23:25

out, right? It's like a lottery thing

1:23:28

a lot of whatever whatever the number comes.

1:23:30

It's a random thing Whatever one comes

1:23:32

out right if it matches if it's a

1:23:34

53 right bills on them free dinner's

1:23:36

free But there's no penalty for getting it

1:23:38

wrong. No, there's none It's just a

1:23:40

cute thing that they do and what's the

1:23:42

penalty if you're from Brooklyn? and

1:23:44

you've eaten there your whole life, but you still say the name

1:23:47

of the place wrong. Isn't

1:23:50

it called Garjulios? No.

1:23:52

It's Garjulos, isn't it? That's correct. It

1:23:54

is Garjulos. All right. It's Garjulos. All

1:23:56

right. I know that because one of

1:23:58

the owners is in my phone. Yeah,

1:24:00

my bad. It's been a minute.

1:24:02

Everybody in Brooklyn calls it Garjulios, but it's

1:24:04

Garjulos. Garjulos, anyway. It's great. one of those Brooklyn

1:24:06

things. Oh, the food's great. Been there since,

1:24:08

yeah, they're only 1900s. So if you ever go.

1:24:10

Do you remember when you and I were

1:24:12

big deals at the Brooklyn Cyclones game, which is

1:24:14

the American, the Mets minor league team in

1:24:16

Pennington, Allen? Yes. I remember that. And Garjulos used

1:24:18

to bring the food in and cater all

1:24:20

the events. So whenever we were there, we were

1:24:22

eating Garjulos like crazy. Oh, man, that was

1:24:25

so much fun. We used to sit in the

1:24:27

owner's suite. Ugh. Ugh.

1:24:29

Ugh. Ugh. Ugh. Back in the day. Got

1:24:31

Easter Sunday coming up for me. I'm

1:24:34

going to be going to my sister's house. I'm

1:24:36

deep in the heart of Passover

1:24:38

right now deep in the heart

1:24:40

of Passover. So I ordered it.

1:24:42

I ordered a rack of pork.

1:24:45

Oh, a rack of pork,

1:24:47

buddy. It's it's by the

1:24:49

way, you'd think that that would be the boobs of the

1:24:51

pig. It's

1:24:54

just long. It's got a fat cap

1:24:56

on it and it's got all the

1:24:58

it's got, you know, like little bones

1:25:00

like bone bone bone bone bone. No,

1:25:02

it's an uncut. It's an uncut slab

1:25:04

of pork. Oh, so not Jewish. Yes,

1:25:07

exactly. Right. And when

1:25:09

you slice them like spare ribs, those

1:25:11

are pork chops. That's how you get

1:25:13

it. So anyway, it's a big, thick.

1:25:16

I cannot wait to dig into this. I ordered

1:25:18

it from some company that, you know, I

1:25:20

saw online, of course. So I'll let you know

1:25:22

how it is. But apparently this

1:25:24

is supposed to be a really good,

1:25:27

high -quality pork. Oh,

1:25:29

is it pre -brined pork like your turkey? No,

1:25:31

it's like, no, no, no. Comes from

1:25:33

a place called in Sonoma pork. No snake

1:25:35

River farms. They did not a sponsor and they

1:25:37

did not give it to me for free

1:25:39

So yeah, so I ordered from there. I'll let

1:25:41

you know how it goes, but we order

1:25:43

this a place that's known for having bougie pork

1:25:45

Did you Google like who has the bougie?

1:25:48

Yes, I did It's actually called Kurabata pork k

1:25:50

u r a b a t a I

1:25:52

don't know what the fuck that means How come

1:25:54

you can pronounce curabata, but you pronounce

1:25:56

garjulos. I may be guessing at that

1:25:58

one too Kurabata pork I guess it's

1:26:00

a high quality pork. I don't

1:26:02

know if it was grass -fed pork or something.

1:26:04

I don't know. It was a cleaner pig.

1:26:07

I've got no idea. All I know

1:26:09

is we're going to have a rack of

1:26:11

pork for Easter on my recommendation. I

1:26:13

had it sent to my dad's house. Are you looking up?

1:26:15

It's Cure by the way a K, by the way. No,

1:26:18

I'm looking up. What can I hold on?

1:26:20

Where can I get bougie pork ribs ordered

1:26:22

and sent to me? It says, is it

1:26:24

going to say Snake River Farms? They

1:26:27

have amazing dude. They have their beef

1:26:29

is supposed to be I found a place

1:26:31

called four rivers No, snake river farms

1:26:33

anyway, snake river. Yeah, they do they specialize

1:26:35

in beef Anyway, my mouth is watering

1:26:37

just thinking about it. I'll let you know

1:26:39

how it goes My sister is a

1:26:41

little nervous because she's never cooked this kind

1:26:43

of item before and she doesn't eat

1:26:45

meat So she's just kind of a place

1:26:47

called wild fork Yes, I have they

1:26:49

just opened up about 20 minutes from me.

1:26:51

Okay We're going to go things. This

1:26:53

came up. It came up. It came up

1:26:55

as one of the good places to

1:26:57

buy. Let's go for a steak dinner. What

1:26:59

do you think? No, no, it's

1:27:01

a buying cook. It's not a restaurant. Oh, OK. Yeah. All

1:27:03

right. Anyway, why are you taking me for a steak

1:27:05

dinner? Was that an offer? I'm sorry.

1:27:07

What? Huh? Huh?

1:27:09

What? I don't know. I'm

1:27:12

sorry. I have a good connection. We're

1:27:14

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1:27:17

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