Hello, hello. This is Make the Nation where we take this week's news and culture topics. We throw them into a mix with some metaphorical kittens and serve them up podcast style. Today we're going to talk about coffee's potential competitor. We weirdly talk about the Epstein Files and Andrew Cuomo's chances in New York and the decline of the straight male novelist. Oh, today's panel, you guys. What a delight we have

joining us for the manyth time. You've heard her on the show before. You've loved her on the show

before. She is a lifelong friend of mine. You've seen her on late night with Colbertbert and she will be headlining the Burbank

Comedy Festival on August 9th. Buy your tickets now. It is the incredible Leah Bonima. Hey Leah.

Hey, Negeen. Thank you for having me. Oh my God. So excited that you're here. We are also joined

for the first time and hopefully not the last. He's delightful he's a comedian he's got a new special

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dot com slash nikeen farcad and now let's get into it with topic number one all right this is like

a little bit of a weird one but because of tariffs there's a chance that coffee is going to just increase in price already. But by the way, I feel like coffee prices have already increased a lot during the pandemic and during the whatever supply lines and all the crap that happened. And now there might be more of that because we can't really

grow coffee here. It grows in certain climates and those climates might be tariffed and who knows.

And so there's this thing called Yapon tea. I've actually never heard of it or tasted it before.

But it's also caffeinated and it's, you know, indigenous to North America.

We could actually be drinking this.

This could be a competitor.

So my question for you guys is, how sensitive are the both of you to the price of coffee?

Like if the price is really high,

are you like, I got to switch to something else.

This price is crazy.

I mean, I will switch to cocaine, I think.

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