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Hey, guys, it's Sam Stein. I'm here with Max Tani of Semaphore. We are here to discuss

parogis. This is an important topic. This is an important topic. It's Alderciwitz and

parochies in a confrontation at a farmer's market with the parogi stand. We're like two days late to it,

but I saw Max kind of tweet and then erase a tweet about it because he thought it was too dumb

to deal with. And so I subsequently convinced Max to come on YouTube to discuss it.

I figured, you know, a tweet that's too dumb for me to share with my 50-something thousand followers on Twitter

should actually be shared with the bulwarks millions of subscribers on YouTube.

And this is important because there are a few more respected experts on the topic of Martha's Vineyard

Culinary scene,

Alan Dershowitz and Perogies in general and Max, who is a huge pierogi guy, right? I do love parogis. Well, Sam, what do you eat your parogis with? Do you have them with applesauce? Do you eat them with sour cream? How are you eating? You got to go a little combo. It's almost like a lock guy. You got a little bit of dollop on each and you kind of get it into one bite.

You get those flavors. Do you like them fried or do you like them steamed? You know the answer is fried, but it should be steamed. It's really tough. It's really tough because I like them. I also feel this. I mean, who doesn't like a good fried parogi? I mean, and the other thing about this is the parogi, I mean, every culture has a dumpling, right? But this is like the sort of like, I think the most satisfying of dumplings because it's just it fills you. It's good. It's warm. It's delicious. Anyways, we're going to, we're getting too into it.

Really, this is about Alan Dershowitz and his maniacal need to create scenes on Martha's

Vineyard every summer. There's always some drama with that guy. He's getting denied some

library books and can't go to a restaurant on the vineyard. It's really tough for the guy.

It's true. Interestingly, this is,

this time doesn't have to do with Trump. I kind of assumed that Trump would, Trump's name would

pop up here somewhere, given that Alan Dershowitz defended him. And that was the whole reason why he

was previously banned. Well, I'm sorry, he previously accused a library of canceling him.

The library denies this.

And, of course, eventually did let Alan Dershowitz speak there.

But that had to do with Trump and his defense of Trump.

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