Hey, everybody. Welcome to another edition of Breaking Bread. Okay, so this is a really fun one. We've got Ronnie

Chang on the program. He has two very cool things happening in his career right now. Well,

probably more, but two that you should know about. One is a Netflix special called Love to Hate It

out today. And also, he's a part of Interior China. One is a Netflix special called Love to Hate It, Out Today.

And also, he's a part of Interior Chinatown, which is this really cool show on Hulu right now.

Ronnie is the best.

I've known him for a long time from New York City.

And he's always been very cool, very smooth, very talented. And he's really, he's one of

those guys that you kind of, the first time you meet him, you're like, oh, he's going to, he's going to blow

up and be something big and special. And that's exactly what happened. I'm not taking credit

for it, but I definitely, I'm sure there

are some people that were like, no. And I was like, yeah, and now it's, yeah. His special is really

great. I think this might be his third one, maybe for Netflix. But this one, he shot in Hawaii. He's got a very, very dense, densely joked special.

Is that a way to put it?

It doesn't seem like great grammar, but I bet it is.

The point is it's really funny.

It's got so many jokes in it, and his delivery is so cool.

And you know, of course from the daily show it's

funny when you can have you can be so successful that the daily show becomes an afterthought

that's so crazy but uh we had a really great time and uh a little controversial well when it came

to the actual bread and the taste test today. I don't want to say

too much, but just be prepared for, look, we normally do one uncomfortable moment. I would say

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