A Hot Dog Is a Sandwich - Josh & Nicole Want You To Listen To This | Special Release

Episode Date: May 2, 2022

In this special release, Josh and Nicole discuss Mythical Kitchen team member Trevor's new podcast, "Trevor Talks Too Much" and why they think "A Hot Dog Is A Sandwich" listeners would really like his show. Here, they share an episode where Trevor talks to Gen Z influencer, Alex Warren, about having a healthy relationship with food and what the future of food might look like, among many other topics. If you like what you hear, be sure to follow "Trevor Talks Too Much" on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every Tuesday! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This, this, this, this is Mythical. Hey there, hot doggers. We wanted to do something a little bit different today, so we're actually going to be introducing you to a brand new podcast that's been out for a couple weeks from a familiar face. It is Trevor Talks Too Much, hosted by Mythical Kitchen's own Trevor Everts. That's right, guys. So the whole point of the podcast is Trevor needs friends his own age. And he interviews people from, you know, TikTok, influencers, YouTube, all over the place. We're simply too old for him. We don't get his references.

He doesn't get our references. And so, yeah, we started pairing him up with other people. Yeah, he has some great people like Morgan Drinks Coffee, Myth. And the most recent one is one with Alex Warren, where he talks about some very, very interesting things. Yeah. And so you can actually hear some of those interesting things they talked about. We're actually going to be plugging in a large chunk of his episode in there that we thought was really interesting and we thought you might want to hear about because, frankly, it's cool to hear other perspectives, especially on food. Alex talks about the future

of food and like all the different diets that he's tried, which to me is really fascinating as someone who's been on like every diet in the world. Same. Yeah. I just think it's an interesting perspective and it's kind of cool. They become fast friends, which I think is sweet. It's kind of like how you and I became fast friends. Yeah.

It's interesting to see that dynamic play out with other people. You know, we're out there. We're rooting for Trevor. We're rooting for Alex. You'll see their friendship and their dynamic really explode on the screen that you listen to with your ears yeah I've always told Trevor

like after the podcast you know get their number get their contact info like make this a friendship that'll last yeah yeah I hope he does that with Alex and all his other guests too

that way he can like stop hitting me up every week and be like hey man wanna go to Shabu Shabu and I'm like listen I don't yeah he does that with me too I don't love

you know it's cool anyway so enjoyed this clip of the episode of Trevor Talks Too Much with Alex Warren we'll see y'all not now do you think time travel because I think about this a lot

do you think time travel will ever be invented in our lifespan and I don't think so for this near fact if time travel had been invented from the time I am here, the time I die, I feel like I'd run into myself. Yeah. I think about it for a second. Old me would, or older me would come and see me now. And I'd be like, okay, I know time travel exists, but like, that scares me that I don't think time travel exists because I haven't seen myself

unless it hasn't happened yet. Yeah. I, Yeah. I think that that might be an argument for why time travel might never get invented. You know what I mean? I don't know. Will it ever be a thing? Because if it has been invented at some point in the future, wouldn't we have already seen evidence of that in some way? That's what I'm saying. Like, wouldn't – maybe there is evidence of it.

Maybe we just don't know there's evidence of it because they're really good at it and they you know stay on the down low and don't screw everything up but i don't know it's something that what if they fuck up and then time travel back to fix the fuck up too dude i don't know okay it's there's too many layers here i hope it does but i think you're right i don't think it'll be invented in our time i mean we don't even have self-drive we barely have self-driving cars like i know but listen to ourselves like 30 years ago that just or like 60 years ago they had just invented like half wasn't the phone created like the smartphone created in 2001 2003 yeah something like that but the first iphone was invented in 2003 now it has facial recognition fingerprint scanning

and you can pay for things off of your phone yeah okay but like what what would be i don't watch that i can pay for shit i literally slap my watch onto a goddamn screen and all of a sudden money is exiting my bank account oh it's true but i mean that is feels like a very small step in comparison to literally traveling through time. You know what? And I'll give you that. I think we should send letters through time first. Yeah. I, um, what do you think would be the method? Cause it's kind of always different in movies. Like sometimes, oh, you travel through a wormhole and then other times it's a machine that for some reason works and can send you back through time. Do you think it

would be more of like a space thing? Like something happens in space and people get sent through time i feel like that's an elon musk question i feel like it'd be like i don't know i feel like it definitely definitely be moon rocks or something not moon rocks but like something you find in space just think about it space is so fucking massive and we don't know anything about it and it's like i feel like if time travel was to exist they like went up there they grabbed some like weird shit and they bring it back and somehow they make something out of it i i do i don't know half how half the things in life happen

like to be honest it's crazy i don't think any time travel will ever happen until we have every single mcdonald's ice cream machine working again. But that, that'll, that'll happen completely after time travel. In my opinion, they'll, they'll invent time travel to fix the ice cream machines.

That's what I'm thinking. The day that time travel is invented there, the McDonald's is going to get ahold of it. And they're like, go back in time, fix all the ice cream machines so that we can start profiting. So on the day that all the ice cream machines are fixed, can start profiting so on the day that all the ice cream machines are fixed that's when we'll know we'll be like whoever is the ceo of mcdonald's

they must have figured out time travel because of how much money they've been losing on ice cream over the years exactly that's the i mean hey they're actually not broken and they just there's been many employees that have admitted they just don't want to clean them. Yeah. Wow. That's fair though. I've had to clean ice cream machines before and it sucks. It's not a fun task. Not at all. So. That's crazy. That's crazy. The conspiracy thickens. Thanks, Jamie. Now I'm going to be thinking about it all day. Yeah. Now I'm going to, now I'm going to be upset when mcdonald's workers like it's not broken i'm like i'll clean it myself to get a mcflurry oh now i want ice cream i got a vanilla frosty from wendy's last night um because i got a chocolate frosty from wendy's like a couple weeks ago and i just kind of wanted to do a little test

i was like okay which one do i like more and i the chocolate is far superior really i i'm lactose intolerant so i haven't tried a lot of things but when i do get dairy it's mostly time to tweet more yeah no no no i i genuinely speaking i i am lactose intolerant but i feel like everyone is a little bit and for me it's like i i will i will i will put up with whatever i have to endure just to have a nice like a nice time yeah you know eating something yeah are you a lactate enjoyer do you take lactate no i think if you're gonna i think if you're gonna send it you just send it i don't think you need yeah yeah i um my dad had a friend uh who um was gluten intolerant and he would do this thing where like every couple

months he would just have his day um where he just ruined his body so he'd order like an entire pizza just eat a crap ton of like he was seriously gluten intolerant like and he would just for the next like three days afterward just be shitting his brains out just unloading a natural weight loss too like who needs the gym when you're lactose intolerant have access to dairy queen i was like i kind of wish i was intolerant because i don't really have any allergies or anything like that but i sometimes part of me wishes i could experience something that way where it's like i love this thing so much that I'm willing to put myself through immense pain and torture in the bowels just to enjoy it. Like, I don't feel like I could ever have that much love for something because I don't have, and maybe that's, you know, insensitive. Maybe you just

haven't lived. How old are you? 22. Yeah, I'm 21. So I think there's much more life we can live and much more toilet breaks we can take. Yeah, for sure. This number two shall pass. I saw that in the office bathroom. This entire podcast is going to be about pooping. I'm not against it. It's kind of a theme. I like to talk about pooping.

Uh, it's a great thing to talk about. I think it should be normalized. Your producer is going to be like, okay, so Trevor and Alex talk too much. Yeah. And then in parentheses about poop that's the name of the episode yeah that's the title of the episode i love it to move past pooping karaoke

the next obvious next jumping point um i have it in here my fact sheet that jamie wrote for me that your go-to karaoke song is The Climb by Miley Cyrus. Oh, it's the best karaoke song in the world. I haven't had the fortunate experience to do a lot of karaoke. My roommate, Michael, has this massive fascination with karaoke, something that I... I don't know. I think... Yeah, there's this stuff. I haven't really had the pleasure of kind of having a good karaoke experience. I'm very stage fright, which is something funny for a musician to say, but I, um, yeah, my goal is to evidently get more comfortable, more comfortable singing in front of people and in front of, uh, big groups and kind of, um, being able to shine in the climb and make my proud. Yeah, for sure. I I'm the same way. I have always, I did theater and stuff and

choir in high school. Even though I've gotten a lot more confident since then, and I feel like I wouldn't have stage fright, but I don't know. I turned 21 during the pandemic, like during the first year of the pandemic and most karaoke places in LA, I feel like the good ones at least are like 21 and over. And so I haven't ever been able to really do karaoke other than like stuff with my friends where, you know, you're at a friend's place, but I haven't like been able to really do karaoke other than like stuff with my friends where you know you're at a friend's place but i haven't like been able to go out to like a karaoke bar or anything like that and i really still don't do karaoke i still haven't done karaoke with my friends that's how like that's how bad my stage fright is oh no you can get over which is funny because i've done i've done a concert and i've done all this stuff and like getting on a stage once you're on the stage

it's something different yeah i don't know if you've ever been like on a stage in front of people but it's almost as if it all goes away like when when you get on there it's like nothing else matters and you see the people and they're like i don't know it's such a surreal feeling that i feel like everyone at one day should just like talk in front of a big crowd or or do something like that it's it's just it's kind of a it's like a weird feeling yeah i mean even doing videos for like mythical Kitchen, it was something that I hadn't really ever done before. And I feel like I just black out when I get up and get on camera. I don't remember anything that I say or do at all. You asked me afterward about anything and

I was like, I don't know. I just go up there and I put on whatever state, like I'm being myself. I'm not playing a character, but to some degree I am being more of myself and i just do it and then i forget about it and they make a video and i'll watch it i'll be like oh that's pretty funny that's a good joke nice line trevor um oh yeah i watched all my podcasts back i'm like i don't remember saying that but good shit dude in one ear out the other but it's like my voice um i remember the first time i had a solo in high school in choir it was for we were doing the lion king medley and it was from can you feel the love tonight and it was like simba's little solo i can't sing it but i remember doing that yeah it was like the first time i remember like you know we're all on up on the risers and then i like

walked down to the microphone and i don't remember it i I don't even know if it was good. I don't know if anyone was recording it. I don't want to see it. But that was like the first time that I'd ever done something like solo in front of a group of people. And yeah, it was scary beforehand. But then after I did it, I was like, I don't even remember. I think it was good, but I don't remember. Yeah. I'd like out too. Yeah. But like now that I'm old enough i can drink so like super easy to like do karaoke now you're now you're willingly forgetting it yeah and also like well like there's no there's no stage fright um i'm trying to think of

karaoke songs that i feel like i have a ton in my back pocket that i've been wanting to do um um what is um never by moving pictures song from the original footloose movie and also is in hot rod which is one of my favorite movies wow but it's the have you you've seen hot rod andy samberg you haven't i need a minute i need a minute i gotta take a break i'm looking it up right now hot rod yeah andy sandberg uh germa no yeah i've never seen it who's the other guy who's the little one not the little one who's the shorter guy in in the lonely island uh there's andy sandberg bill hatter germa tone, he plays Kevin Powell. Yeah, yeah. Okay, yeah.

And Bill Hader. And Isla Fisher. Isla Fisher. That's a stacked fucking cast list, dude. One more. What's his name? Danny McBride. There you go.

Danny McBride. So funny. It's such a great movie. Oh, it's also got Will Arnett, who plays the D-bag boyfriend of Isla Fisher. That's a flavor. That's a reference to a movie. Speaking of,

speaking of, speaking of famous people, or at least like just cast members. I ran into Will, Will Ferrell yesterday. Really? Where? Yeah,

dude, I was, I got done shooting my podcast and as I'm driving home, I'm sitting at a red light and my roommate looks to me and he goes, is that Will Ferrell and i i sat there and i i'm like i'm like what did you just say and i look to my left and i just see will ferrell in a tesla model x just symmetrical to me where i'm like i'm like i'm like there's no way there's no way will fucking sorry freaking ferrell is directly next to me and i just roll

down my window. He has his windows already rolled down and he just looks at me and I go, I love you. And then I drive away. And the problem is, is I was freaking out so much that I just, I look Will Farrell straight in the eyes and we're probably five feet away from each other.

And I just go, I love you. And then I immediately, as i say that i drive away not realizing it's a red light and i almost get in a car accident right in front of will farrell oh my god yeah that's my life that's so crazy wait so you so you live in LA, right? I do. I live in Tarzana. Okay, awesome. I live in Burbank.

Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah. I'm right like on the cusp of Encino. Yeah. That is so crazy. I wonder what he was doing. Where do you think he was going home from? Or do you think he was going out?

I honestly, I don't know, dude. What's Will Ferrell up to these days? He's being a multi-multi-millionaire. Yeah. I assume he's still like doing stuff, you know. Will Ferrell. Will freaking Ferrell. That is so funny.

He just said, I love you, and then drove away through a red light. It wasn't even, I love you, though. It was, I love you. It was like a whisper. I will never forget this. Will Ferrell looks at me and goes... I love you though. It was, I love you. Like it was, it was, it was like a whisper as if like, and he, and I will never forget this. Will Ferrell looks at me and goes,

he just, he gives me the side smirk. Like, cause he's looking straight on. He looks at me, he goes, and just nods his head with a little smirk. There's no,

there's no words or anything. He's like, I know, I know you love me. Yeah. That is so great. I can't say I'd do anything different though in that situation. I mean, I wish I didn't run the red light and had a conversation with him. Yeah. It probably saved me from the, uh, the, the, he probably would have rolled his windows up. Honestly. Yeah. That would have been pretty heartbreaking. You've got a brunette guy with a ginger beard telling you that he loves you it's like i'm reenacting stepbrothers you know oh so what's your favorite will ferrell movie is it

stepbrothers stepbrothers yeah stepbrothers it perfectly depicts my two friends that i i live with i live with five people in total yeah but, two of my friends I grew up with, uh, their names, Calvin and Pat, and they quite literally are the human embodied, like the real person embodiment of stepbrothers. Yeah.

It's so stupid. They're so, they're just like, they have like the, the argument did like, did you touch for drum set? Stuff like that is quite, I've heard them have identical arguments just like that in real life.

And it's like, there's no way you're real. Like there's no way you're real. And it's just, it's just, they, they both think they're smarter than each other. They both go at each other.

And at the end of the day, they're arguing about like the dumbest things. So I'm like, you guys are both the same. I think my favorite Will Ferrell movie definitely for me. I don't think I know it, it's The Other Guys. That's a great movie as well. Underappreciated, I think.

Underappreciated, but I genuinely, it's one of my dad and I's favorite movies. Like, we can both just quote every line. And it's just so funny to me. Like, just, Gator needs his gat, you punk-ass bitch. Like, just the fact that Will Ferrell plays this like uptight, like forensic accountant. And then he just happened to be a pimp in his past life and is married to Eva Menda.

It's so, it's such a great movie. Ron Burgundy. Ron Burgundy. Yeah. Anchorman. Great movie. That's Jamie's favorite. Jamie, you can speak.

You can say it. I don't want to always interrupt. I'm trying to learn your opinion. No, Anchorman is the best. I actually have a great story about this because when it came out, I was, I think it came out in 2004. Yeah. So I was, what?

Is it really that old? Yeah. I can't believe it came out the same year as Mean Girls. I could be wrong. What? We're all looking it up right now. Wow. Wow.

Oh, my God. Really? I was four years old. So I. I was four. So in 2004, I was in middle school and my we went to see this movie as a family. Yeah. And my mom is sitting there and all of these jokes are happening.

And she's looking at me because I'm like 11 years old. And she's like, Oh man, I should not have brought you to this. She was so upset at herself. And she's like, I think we should leave. I was like,

I'm here. We're watching it. We're staying. That's like a timeless movie. I didn't realize it was from 2004. That's crazy. I didn't even know. I'm looking this up too.

Will Ferrell was in the office yeah yeah he uh oh shoot what's his name uh devante or something no it's it's um no don't look it up i'm gonna get there i'm gonna get there i'm gonna be angry if i didn't i'll tell you i'll tell you i know it okay no i need to get there okay we can talk about i'll tell you the last name i'll tell you the last name okay vickers d' the last name. Okay. Vickers. D'Angelo Vickers. God, I'm so mad. No, he was. A lot of people give him grief.

A lot of people give that part of the office grief. Right. It was as good of a transition as you could have got. Because if you just went straight into having Dwight or having Andy or someone else replace him, it would have felt weird. And I think that having those really weird five episodes with Will Ferrell as D'Angelo Vickers. I liked it. And when he's like, has the headphones on and he's presenting at the Dundee, he's like, thank you. Thank you everyone. Thanks for being here tonight. And he's just like yelling into the microphone. I feel like that's me when I

do the podcast and I don't know what to say I just start yelling into the microphone Say it Yeah yelling's funny You know anytime you don't know what to say Yeah ensuring I mean Kevin Hart's built a whole brand off of it Yeah He's built a whole brand off of yelling

And also antagonizing the rock Yes That's just like what Kevin Hart's known for And it's so funny He's doing a great job Just the way that he roasts the rock yes that's just like what kevin hart's known for and it's so funny he's doing a great job just the way that he roasts the rock in everything that he does it's perfect because you know duane needs to be knocked down a few pegs i love them for sure but i think that you know he needs the kevin hart in his life to keep him humble the big man small man dynamic works yeah Yeah, definitely.

It's like the rock owning like a, what's it called? A Pomeranian. Yeah. Yeah. It just works. I can see it. Let's talk food. I'm a food guy. You like food?

I've gone keto. I've been vegan. I've gone vegetarian i've kind of done everything okay i've always vegan for a minute i wasn't good at it tell you what i ate a lot of oreos and a lot of ladies potato chips oh yeah i mean i here's the thing i i've gone through weights dude i've been fat i've been skinny i've been medium build i've i've been everything to the point where i kind of like understand my body and what it can and can't take my body loves french fries i'm sorry i love french fries my body does so it's like something where it's like i i i just started working out for the first time two days ago yeah

like i haven't worked out ever in my entire life i used to just diet and like all i would do is keto diet i'd lose weight really quick like i'd lose like 45 pounds in two months yeah i'm just you know be able to like you know live off that for a little bit and then go back to, you know, my normal weight and stuff like that. It's, um, it's crazy, but no, my, what's your favorite food? What do you like to eat? Oh God. I, I have like one of the unhealthiest relationships with food because of my job. I'm a huge fan of ramen. I'm just going to tell you like my go-tos. Like if I'm going out with my girlfriend and we want to eat food, we love ramen. We love Korean barbecue just because Korean barbecue in LA is unbeatable. Um, we love, I'm huge pasta fan, but I tend to make a lot more pasta. I feel

like I don't really go to Italian restaurants as often. I like to make pasta. Uh pasta shabu shabu is really good um trying to think of other things i don't know i love all kinds of food you like how i taped over my water bottle so we didn't do for any to make free promo that's huge bro that's huge thank you for doing that um free clout for crystal geyser i just gave you no um no i i we're very similar my girlfriend grew up in hawaii so it's something where we uh we we do a lot of rice foods so it's kind of like she'll make homemade hawaiian like spam mousse and bees and okay and stuff like that and you know we love this uh the sushi place down the street called Copan and they have this something called a golden tiger roll and we're obsessed with it.

And we go to Copan probably like three times a week. And it's, it's something that I can accredit my belly for. And, um, you know, it's, it's, it's great Korean barbecue. She's obsessed with that. That's like, that's, I feel like every girl in LA loves Korean barbecue. Yeah. Yeah. Korean barbecue. So good. We actually, one of the, uh, one of my favorite Korean barbecue places, it's called Agassi and it's in, it's in Koreatown. Uh, the manager there apparently is a fan of the mythical kitchen. Um, and so I was in there one time with my grandpa, um, and my girlfriend, um, and the manager like recognized us. And so now we have like the hookup at this Korean barbecue place. I got my homie, Alan. Alan is like a server there and he's like the coolest dude so anytime i want to go i just hit up alan i'm like hey i want to come by and he hooks it up because it's always got like a super

huge weight so that's my little uh little humble brag for the los angeles korean barbecue scene is that i know that's awesome the manager is a fan of mythical kitchen at August. I wish Korea town was closer to me. I know that's the one hard part is that you got to drive aways. Um, I'm a big sweets guy. I actually have this tattoo on my arm. That's can I, sorry,

I'm bending my arm weirdly. It's milk and cookies. Oh, wow. Yeah. But, uh, so I'm a big,

I'm a big fan. I have like this really good chocolate chip cookie recipe and it's just like one of those things that was like a comfort food for me to make. Like anytime I'm feeling down or I just want to lose myself in the dough. All right. So when you, when you make chocolate chip cookies, do you like them crispy or do you like them soft? I'm a, I lean soft, but I think there's a perfect way to bake a chocolate chip cookie that you can get it like fudgy and like soft in the middle and you can have that like melty gooey

inside but also have an like a satisfying crust on the outside so that it's not just falling apart so do you like do you like it right out of the oven or do you like it the next day when it's cold? Right out of the oven. Right out of the oven. Oh, you're a cold enjoyer. So I'm the type of guy, I actually, I'm really funny about that. I enjoy food the next day. Yeah. I enjoy food, leftover food more than I actually enjoy it when I get it. So like cookies, if my girlfriend, my girlfriend loves making cookies, I'll put it in the fridge

and like, I'll wait until that bitch is cold and then and then and then like if i get pizza i won't eat the pizza till the next day after his fridge and it's like yeah yeah yeah cold pizza is better than normal pizza i agree a wise man once said if a pizza isn't good cold then you shouldn't be eating it warm exactly no but like i don't know there's just something about next day pizza. I don't heat it up. I don't do any of that. I just take it out of the fridge and eat it. Cookies for me. I, I would say it's less about the temperature for me and more about the texture. Um, cause I do like good, but I like soft cookies that are cold. I really enjoy that. I don't mind it. Um, I just, I'm not a fan of like crunchy cookies. Like if I bite into a cookie and then it feels like

it crunches into my mouth and there's no soft in the middle, then I'm going to be very, very upset. Unless it's like an Oreo, but that doesn't really count. Oreos are vegan. I didn't even know that. Yeah, yeah.

Trust me, I know. I eat a lot of Oreos. That's crazy. What's your favorite varietal of Oreo? Oh, I've had the red velvet oreos those are so good i'm not a huge red velvet fan i'm a red velvet guy i'm a german chocolate cake red velvet guy but i had a my girlfriend's been doing this thing where she has a bunch of food sent to her that's exotic and i had a cinnamon bun oreo that is probably the best oreo i've ever had what

they're cinnamon they're cinnamon bun oreos they're insane dude you don't understand the like for me a cinnamon roll oh they sell them on amazon now what yeah they sell the cinnamon bun oreos on amazon so can you like send me the yes oh my god that sounds so good they're so good it's insane i um there's something about cinnamon i don't know i love cinnamon things cinnamon rolls one of my favorite things ever but yeah i'll go to cinnabon i'll post mates cinnabon to my home and i will get a normal cinnabon and then i will also get the small bite cinnabons to have later. Right. I'll like, I'll get both of them. But then I usually just end up eating it all right there playing video games.

And I'm like, oh, there's Cinnabons right next to my desk. I think I want to eat them and I have no self-control. Do you just, do you just have a fast metabolism or what is it? Yeah. I think part of it is I have a fast metabolism and part of it is like, I don't eat. If that makes sense. I, this is going back to my unhealthy relationship with food, but like, I really struggle with eating food at home. Like, I don't know what it is about cooking all day. Um, and maybe it's some of the like stress that I associate with my job that it's hard for me. Like, it's hard for me to go grocery shopping. Like I find that when I go to the grocery store,

it's like an undertaking because I hate it. I hate going to the grocery store. So I, and I don't like cooking for myself at home. It stresses me out to cook at home. So like a lot of the times I'll be cooking all day at work. We'll have like, I'll eat food at work. I'll eat whatever we I'll eat food at work. I'll eat whatever we make. I'll have snacks. And then I just go home and I don't eat. And it's pretty unhealthy.

And like, I should eat more, but I just find that I don't get hungry sometimes. I understand that. I have something called body dysmorphia. So it's like, it's definitely something where it's like, I don't understand sometimes what I'm doing to my body. Yeah. No, I get that 100. And I've gone through phases like where I will eat a lot.

I'll overeat where I'm just like all, I am constantly hungry and I'm overeating. And then I'll go through phases where I'll go an entire day without eating and not even feel hungry. Like I just don't ever have the desire to eat. And that's more like me. Yeah. Like I just won't eat.

Like I kind of just like, I'll wake up one morning and I'll feel gross. Then I'm like, Oh, like, and I feel like that just stays in my head or something. Cause then I'm like, I'm in that hungry. Then I realized it's like 6 PM. I'm done with the full work. Then I get home and I'm ready to lay on the couch and everyone's like, Oh, let's go to dinner. And I'm like, I'm not hungry. I don't know why. Food is weird, man. I feel like everybody has some sort of weird relationship with it in some way. Right. It's hard to figure it out, but you know, we're all doing our best.

I feel that. I feel that 100%. I asked you, we started talking about food. I wanted to ask you why Thin Mints are your favorite Girl Scout cookie. Why? Yeah. I don't know. I just grew up on only liking Thin Mints.

I think, honest to God, I grew up hating coconut and a lot of the two favorites. I love't know. I just grew up on only liking Thin Mints. I think, honest to God, I grew up hating coconut and a lot of the two favorites. I love coconut now. Like I'm obsessed with German chocolate cake, but I have always put candy, chocolate, and Girl Scout cookies in the freezer. Yeah. And I only like them in the freezer. And so I, you know, everyone would always eat the Samoas and everyone would always eat the other things. and everyone would always eat the other things. And I would only eat the Thimmins because no one else liked them but me and my family. So, like, I just grew accustomed to it.

It's like a nostalgic thing for me now. And every time I see that, you know, this year, Girl Scout Cookies were online. They weren't going door to door anymore due to COVID, I think it was. So, I quite literally, I'm in, you know, a great position where I make a good amount of money and I'm very happy with the success I've been able to have. And that's why about a thousand dollars worth of groceries. The dream. Now, I don't think I'll ever eat them, but I do live with a bunch of over 21 year old adults who partake in different type of things that may make them hungry later in the night. Yeah.

And so I've noticed that a lot of those boxes have gone. Nice. Gone away. See, you're just a thoughtful guy. That's what I was thinking. It's not that I have a problem or anything. It's not like I thoroughly enjoy Girl Scout cookies. It's more of the lines of, you know, being the friend I am.

I wanted to just look out for my friends and their munchies. Yeah. That's really big of you. That's really big. I know. We don't all wear capes. Yeah. That's really big of you. That's really big. I know. We don't, we don't all wear capes. Yeah.

Not all heroes wear capes. Heavy is the head that wears the crown. Exactly. I had some friends that did the freezer Thin Mint thing. And they really loved it, but I don't know. I could just never get behind Thin Mints that much. They're not bad.

No, no, no. I don't know. I just love peanut butter and chocolate. Reese's is one of my favorite candies so do you like sour candy more there's a time and a place i think for me okay let me explain it here i need both you know my issues what is when i i think i think it comes down to like the body body thing of mine but whenever i ate chocolate or anything kind of like cookie wise or something

out of the the gas station type of vibe it made me feel gross it made me feel like maybe it's the lactose intolerant maybe it's the the my body appearance i had an issue with back in the day but something with me is every time i ate it i just felt bigger like i felt like maybe it was the lactose intolerant part of it but when i ate sour candy it was something where i felt good like i felt kind of like um keep on i'm eating unhealthy i'm not feeling good but i definitely didn't feel like that way and plus now i'm just a fanatic for sour candy there's a candy shop in burbank um that's like right next to the movie theater the amc one of three amcs in downtown burbank uh that sells like those sour belt candies and i swear i get them like

before every movie i go see because they're just so good i i miss that every time every time i go to a movie i'm keto like i i don't know what it is like when i plan my keto because i do ketos like uh the keto diet pretty regularly yeah um and when i when i start the keto diet it's like three days in i randomly go to the movies and it's like i don't know maybe it's like somehow it happens but it just it's it's a sign days in, I randomly go to the movies and it's like, I don't know, maybe it's like somehow it happens, but it just, it's, it's a sign that I shouldn't be doing it. I always have to snack when I'm at the movies. Um, I remember one time I, we had dinner and I think I just got like a diet Coke and that's

it. I didn't get any popcorn. Do you drink normal soda? No, I only drink diet soda. Yeah. My man, my man, diet soda. You only do diet soda? Yeah. My man. My man. Diet Coke and Diet Dr. Pepper, those are my, I drink those every single day. Bro, normal soda's too syrupy.

It is? It's way too, it overtakes, it's too many calories when you could be using that on fucking, sorry, on like candy and other stuff like that. And I'm just, it tastes like a nice flavored sparkling water where like soda it's overpowering it makes you feel gross if you have too many of them and it's too syrupy yeah and like i don't care there are so many things in the world that could give me cancer like aspartame isn't a it's it's not something i'm going to worry about because you know what there's so much other stuff there's fluoride in the water they They're turning the freaking frogs gay. And that little Alex Jones reference.

He's insane. But like, there's so many things in the world that are bad for you. Why are we getting hung up on artificial sweeteners in diet soda? I once watched my friend eat 15,000 calories for YouTube challenge. And then they had the audacity to look at me drinking a Diet Coke and being like, Diet Coke could kill you. I'm like, you look like a prime agent for diabetes from that oh god that is so many calories you know we had diet pills and we stepped to kind of like make your body like lose

weight and burn calories without actually working i feel like over time they're going to make food that is able to do replicate that same thing where like you know you eat a donut but this donut is like genetically modified to like when you eat that, you'll actually lose weight or it'll be good for you. Like, I feel like we're getting to that point in life where like, they'll start making that type of food. Definitely. I feel like there's, they're probably already doing it. I feel like it's already almost a thing, you know? I mean, you've got all of these like diet companies that, and like different, like healthy, like a lot of people are, you know, going vegan, going vegetarian. A lot of people are being more health conscious.

And I feel like it's already a thing where people have spent so much time, like kind of workshopping ways to make healthy foods that are as close as possible to the junk food flavor. And I think we're just, you know, every day is another step in that direction. Because, I mean, you know, 15 years ago, 20 years ago, all of the like healthy food, whatever that was supposed to taste like junk food is all terrible. It was just awful garbage. It didn't taste sweet at all. I feel like, you know, every day people are getting closer and closer to replicating that. I feel like one day there's going to be just like a, it's going to be like a brick. It's just going to be like a cube and people are gonna be like, this is your, this is your food cube and you eat eat it and then it's like all of your nutrition for the day i don't know i feel like we're heading towards that we're just steaming i'm down you just come down for a food your single food cube it's got all the nutrients everything that you need all the vitamins and you

just eat that one cube and you choose a flavor and it tastes exactly like that yeah i want to like you want a cost Costco pizza flavored one. Yeah. Or if you want to, that's kind of cool. I'd be down with that. We're going to be, it's like some shit out of the Jetsons. We're just going to press a button on a machine. It's like mac and cheese.

And then it's just a cube and you pop it in your mouth and it tastes like mac and cheese. I'm down. That's the future I want to live in. I don't know, actually. That would like ruin my whole career. That was the future whatever never mind that's like me that's like me

going oh I wish a robot could just do all the singing for us I know never mind scientists stop right now okay if you want to listen to the rest of Trevor talks too much follow on anywhere you get your podcasts. Apple, Spotify, CoolPodcastsICanFind.com.

I don't know if that exists. That definitely exists. Yeah, you can listen to the rest of the Alex Warren episode. I mean, they go into so much more from like his skateboarding career. Yeah, it's kind of cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. There's tons of other cute episodes out there.

A personal fave of mine is the one with Brittany Broski. Oh, yeah. We love Brittany Broski. Even though we got a bone to pick with her because she copied our video. Drama alert. Oh, no. Just deal with that later, Josh. Dude, there's like four ideas left that haven't been made on YouTube and everyone's making

them as we speak. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, go follow. We're huge fans of Trevor. It's truly an incredible podcast. You get a lot of perspectives that you're not getting from Nicole and I, especially because we're old now. Nicole's 35.

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