Hi guys, welcome back to It's Meat Tanks. It is our last episode of the year. I'll still be doing the live shows, but this is the last episode. It's emotional. It's exciting.

Listen, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't ready for a little OE break, you know, a little just OE rest.

I've got sob and Lauren with me today and today I want to talk about New Year's because we all agreed in the cards the worst holiday. But first we tried a new lunch, bought today a new tuna, spot just three girls in the pursuit of the best tuna in Los Angeles.

If you've got a submission for us to try, do drop us a line. It's called Jigida.

Jigida. And it's run by three. I don't know if their brothers maybe. No, no friends from college. That's cute. Honestly, that's really cute. I love when people do stuff like that like start businesses.

It's really cute. Yeah. What would you rate the tuna? See, this is this is difficult. I know. I know. It's difficult because I love the branding. I love everything like this, but I need to be honest with you.

Teeny tiny bit salty. But good, but listen, it was so flavorful. And I put salt on everything like quite literally everything.

Your salt monster, the salt monster, the salty are the better, but this was whoa. Yeah. Yeah. But still delicious still delicious. I'd still rate it highly. I would still give the salad and the experience like an 8.5. Yeah, you know, that's a good rating. I agree.

And listen, maybe it was just the day everyone has that. I honestly think that if you like it's kind of like a date. Like if you like a place quite a lot, you should give it three tries.

Yeah, I agree. And you had Aaron Cheney that you like quite a bit. Love Aaron Cheney balls. So good. It's just fried rice balls with cheese in the center. And it comes with a creamy vodka sauce. It was so good.

Like how can you mess that up? But it was so good. And it wasn't dry at all. Sometimes Aaron Cheney or dry, especially if it's a past app.

Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? You order an order of you're looking at a you're looking at a ball. You think, oh, this is going to be amazing. And then you try it.

It was dry. Should we talk about white lotus? You guys watched it, right?

Yeah, let's do a little, I mean, we're late to the game, but we can just say, no, let's talk about it. Were you, were you pleased with the ending? I was so pleased with it. So, yeah, 10 out of 10. Like, I don't have any edits.

I know, because I feel like a lot of the time with HBO, the endings are supposed to be super frustrating where you're like upset. I mean, I'm thinking of like the sopranos that that was HBO. Where am I losing my mind?

Yeah, yeah, you know, just stuff like that where you're kind of like so frustrated, but I feel like I'm not going to lie. I think they killed it. I'm like, you're amazing. That that was such good writing. I thought it was so fun.

So, you know, just left the right amount of mystery. So much good character development. Just teed it up for the next season. The complexity of all the complexity of the complexity of all the characters was great.

Stand, Daphne, loved Daphne. I feel like all the characters sort of were annoying to a certain extent. Yeah, I felt the way about the first season two where they all start to drive you insane towards the end, but in a good way.

Like, that's what it's meant to do. It's meant to be a little bit uncomfortable. And they still all got the good, the right closure in the end. Yeah, yeah.

I agree. And I love that that I think that's the point of TV and movies is to make you feel something. And I just feel like lately it's just been miss after miss after miss. But this was like, I love the way that HBO can unite the nation.

You know, they honestly need to do some work on some social issues because the entire nation was united on Sunday night and the way that they get us to our TV.

Like, I saw some meme. It was like, I miss having a TV appointment, you know, and it's true. And it's like, all my friends came over Sunday night. We were looking forward to it all day discussing.

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