Hey, girl, hey, welcome back to Taste of Taylor.

Today is Thursday.

And joining us today is the one and only Dr. Wider.

Hey, Dr. Wider. Hey, Dr. Wider. Hey, Hey, girl, hey. What, it's so good to see you. You're living in the up and coming Westport. What's going on? It's good. I was just telling Taylor that I went to this new restaurant and that all of these restaurants are opening in my town. So we're feeling like Miami, Taylor.

It's amazing.

I say, like, let's fucking go.

I mean, Massachusetts was voted the number one state to live in in America in this year.

I know.

And it's cold there.

What the fuck.

I know.

I think it's more about like just health care, not insane people living next door to you, things like that. Quality of life. Exactly. Quality of life. Yeah. Yeah. People who are educated. I don't know. Wild things. Crazy things. Things we don't prioritize. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. And like Connecticut's like, I feel like Connecticut Massachusetts, same same. Like Bob. Totally same vibe same vibe. You know, except Connecticut's even closer to New York, which is better. Sorry, home state. Sorry, I said it. I said it. There I said it. Right. Right. But, well, speaking of up and coming in restaurants, I have some things to talk about in regards to LA that we'll get to. Oh, my God, Taylor. A major show. We've got T and 3. We've got things that make you go, we've got nuts or not. We've got what's up, Doc. We've got everything under the sun for the show today. But yes, I would like to, oh, I think we also have a mama drama. But I would like to kick off the show. So Claudia said on the toast that she was worried that Ben was going to get hooked on Hollywood. Uh-oh. Yeah. And you guys, I think your girl is hooked on Hollywood. I am hooked on Hollywood. I can't believe it. I am the consummate New Yorker that's always like, I don't know what it is about LA.

I get that there's the business there and we have friends there that we adore. But like every time I just go to LA, I just feel like this like overwhelming sense of emptiness and sadness. I don't know what it is. It's just like this low crate. And like also it's really hard to even though I just said the traffic's nothing.

I will say that there's like this it's really hard to, even though I just said the traffic's nothing,

I will say that there's like this, it's a weird Harry Potter vortex of wizardry.

Right. You can't truly plan to do more than two things in an entire day.

I can't explain it.

It defies a lot of gravity in physics, but it is a thing. Like you really like, because Tay and I are going to go to the AT&T store, whoopty fucking do, to get new phones and then get like lunch. And then I was like, oh, if we're over near Claudia, we should see Claudia and we were like, wait, that's three things. Yeah. You would be over your two.. I can't, I don't know how to explain it.

But it's just this weird time continuum that occurs here.

You know what's so interesting, Taylor, because of what you're saying, like, there's such a, like, culture, a culture difference between New Yorkers and people from California, people from

California are inherently relaxed. New Yorkers are like, nina, nina, nina, nina, nina, they can get

like 11 things done in, you know, 10 hours. Totally. But maybe it's like some sort of weird,

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