Cobra Soup

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2014

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Cooking a Chinese delicacy, a chef in Guangdong province died when the head of a cobra he was preparing bit his hand - long after it had been severed from its body. This freak accident has Jeff and Anthony pondering the safety procedures necessary for serving venomous snakes in a restaurant, the weirdest foods they've eaten, and, of course, GI Joe.

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0:00.0	We have concerns as made possible entirely through donations from listeners like you.
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0:09.4	I want to go to the Rattle Snake Museum on my trip.
0:28.0	Did you really?
0:28.6	Yeah.
0:29.6	What was that like?
0:30.6	A lot of rattle skins.
0:32.4	You know, like most things in the Southwest.
0:37.6	It's a tourist attraction.
0:38.6	It's basically a gift shop and somebody's personal collection of things.
0:42.6	So it's a guy who's really into reptiles.
0:45.6	You can buy rattleers and you can buy snake related merchandise.
0:51.0	You can't buy like Rattle Snake Rattles or anything like.
0:53.8	He cares about the animals.
0:55.2	Oh, of course.
0:56.2	What do you have to do?
0:58.2	Yeah, it was just, you know, you walk in and it's a gift shop connected to somebody's
1:02.6	house where he has all his stuff and he has like 60 rattlesnakes.
1:06.8	Did you go out of your way to get to this place?
1:09.1	Yes.
1:10.1	I will go out of my way to go to anything like that.
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