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uh been on about this pretty much all morning um kip did some work for me because i was asking

what happened to all those chickens at the correspondence dinner i like the i like the banquet chicken

i like the i like that fee sometimes it's not very good but I kind of like that and I look around and I always I see charity events as great events and then I'm like man they spent a lot of money on the food. We should have just all been told to bring our own. Now we get to save money and give that to the charity too but they serve you all that food and I've been in those charity ballrooms where there's 2,000 people clanking and eating and going nuts. And then there's a dessert at the end. It's usually pretty good. So I'm thinking this correspondent's dinner was no different. They had all that. Kipp said I did some work. It was prime Chateaubriand and Maine lobster. Never served. That is, that got thrown out. That's a good deal for $350 a plate. Yeah, it is. That got thrown out. All of it. They're not taking that to a shelter. Those homeless guys, if they did take it to a shelter, eating better than I ever have, says Kip. It's 100% right.

I mean, you can't do that to them.

That's too rich. You're going to have too many sick homeless. You can't just go, ah, we've got 3,000 Chateaubriots and a bunch of Maine lobster. Give it to the food bank. Those guys haven't eaten like that in a long time. Their tummies are going to lose it. You try to feed a homeless guy, Chateaubriano, prime main lobster.

I get sick.

Oh, I've never felt worse. you're going to lose it you try to feed a homeless guy chateaubriana prime main lobster they'd get sick

that oh i've never felt worse they'd go and they'd go into complete shock staff was well fed that

oh my god so many people walked out was like as much as they could but you can't give that to a homeless

to give that to a food bank would be mean.

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