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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the trap draw. I am Randy. If you don't know that by now, uh, where the heck have you been. I am joined today by my

Compadre, Mr. Tron Carter, TC. Good afternoon, sir. How are you? Good afternoon, Randy. You've been lighting the beam a lot lately.

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Go back dot com. That's trap, not tarp. T.C. We got a great episode today. My man. We are we're going to bullshit for a little bit, but I think the the highlight, at least for you and I on the back end. We're bringing in Charlie Warzel of he's a writer for among other publications, the Atlantic. He had an article about just the weird state of tipping, which we wanted to talk to him about. So we're going to get into

tipping and what it means is a society where we're going all of that on the back end of of you and I going through a little chop session here.

Yeah, man, gratuities have gotten gratuitous. You know, yes, I feel you, but I feel you. But yeah, before we get there, definitely have some mechalpas, have some housekeeping notes. I think T.C.

First one, people, people are apoplectic. I think across the globe, people have lost their minds when I mispronounced the Vietnamese food.

Fuh. It's fun. Yeah, people are people are getting at me too for not correcting you in the moment. I was so shocked by it that I was speechless. You know, I didn't know what to say.

No, there was no words that would have made it right in the moment. Now, if I see, if I see the word pH, oh, how, how in God's name am I supposed to know that that that you pronounce that Fuh.

It just proves that you don't have any Vietnamese friends. That is. Or you don't have a reliable Vietnamese established. I don't.

That you go three to four times a week to get to get far. I don't. I don't. And now I'm not even sure if I'm going to be welcome in any Fuh, Fuh houses. Anyway, we got a slew of voicemails, but let me play one.

You fucked up. You fucked up bad. Gentlemen, this is Matt from upstate. This one's for big horn. The mechoba Vietnamese dish is pronounced Fuh. Not Fuh.

There were there were like three dozen other voicemails from people just all sort all all manner of. You know granted most of our voicemails come from middle aged white males.

But all manner of geographies. This is so and so in Vancouver. My wife is Vietnamese. She was appalled by this Randy your disgrace.

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