Any food that's served hot should never be served cold. Ft. Todd Barry
Summary
Todd Barry comes in swinging with a controversial take: any food that's served hot should never be served cold. Kareem immediately disagrees. Cold pizza? Great, according to Todd. Chinese food straight from the fridge? He'll eat it. The conversation spirals into Thanksgiving hatred, with both agreeing the holiday feast is disgusting even when hot. "I would rather have tacos," Kareem says, suggesting Chinatown instead. Todd admits he's done exactly that because "no one wants me at their Thanksgiving dinner." They bond over an Eric Adams quote about haters being waiters at the table of success before Todd throws out another take: all bands play too loud. Once again, Kareem disagrees. They're just not on the same page.
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So, what's your take? Any food that's served hot should never be served cold. 100% disagree. That makes no sense.
Cold pizza is terrible. Cold pizza is great.
It's hard to heat up. I'll give you that. No, you don't have to heat it up. You just eat it cold.
What about Chinese food? I'll eat cold any food.
I don't think I can make you budge on this. What is your reasoning? And some of it tastes—when people talk about Thanksgiving dinner, they're like, "Oh, the next day of leftovers of mayonnaise and cold turkey." It sounds horrible.
Well, Thanksgiving food just sucks. Oh, okay. We agree on that. Yes. Cheers.
Even when it's hot, it's not good. Thanksgiving is a disgust. They need new—like I would rather have tacos or— Go to Chinatown.
Go to Chinatown. I've done that.
Yeah, me too. 'Cause no one wants me at their Thanksgiving and dinner.
That's okay. Let your haters be your waiters at the table of success. You know who said that?
No. Eric Adams.
Did he really? Yeah. Oh my god.
You got anything else? You got another take? Completely different? Yeah.
All bands play too loud. 100% disagree. We are just not on the same page. That's all right.
Well, see you later.