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Welcome to the Dave Chang show, part of the Ringer podcast network presented by Major Gdolman Media.

Thank you to Yolatango as always for letting us use their music in the introduction.

Today we have as a guest, the most frequent guest of all time on this podcast, Eddie Huang.

If you haven't listened to the earlier podcast with Eddie, please check them out.

Very funny, very, I think, different topics than we normally talk about on this podcast.

Eddie is now back in America. He has come back and he is here to promote his new movie that comes out tomorrow, Friday, March 5th, Boogie.

I enjoy this movie very much. I think it's unapologetically Eddie and being Chinese American and many things.

It's not just a basketball movie, it's not just a coming-of-age story, it's not just a story of immigrants.

It's many different things and I'm excited to see how people feel.

I think it very good, healthy conversations will come out of it.

That much I know, but I hope that people watch it. I hope that people support it.

It's a fantastic debut of Eddie as a director and he's quite an actor.

I think he's really good at acting. Maybe not as good as his mom, but really great.

Check it out, Boogie out March 5th.

Before we get into this conversation with Eddie, I wanted to talk about anchovies.

Not just an Asian fish sauce and not just pickled anchovies, but I have...

I've never even talked about this, but one of my favorite foods to eat is very good sourdough bread.

It's got to be a crusty bread with a good crumb, a healthy slathering of butter.

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