IDEAL WORK HOURS: Black Panther is good, sneaking food into the movies is back, we finally talk about dessert

Brunch

BRUNCH

Tv & Film

4.5 • 603 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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After having multiple episodes talking about talking about dessert, the bad boys actually talk about dessert. DJ has a wild sneaking-food-into-the-movies experience and Pete has some fun work days.

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0:00.0	Big ass bag of Doritos, big ass bag of the popcorn things.
0:09.3	You ever have those?
0:10.6	Yeah, those are awesome.
0:12.0	Very good, Pete.
0:14.0	Bruch!
0:14.4	Hit it, boys! Picking out new eyeware every few months can be annoying.
0:34.4	Now, I don't have to typically worry about that because I don't have glasses. Pete does.
0:39.7	So, why am I doing this read? I'm not. Today's episode is brought to you by Warby Parker.
0:45.7	I wear them myself, and I do actually love them. So it's really nice to do a read in which you
0:50.9	actually love the product, even though, you mean you love RX Bar.
0:54.4	I do.
0:55.1	Warby Parker.
0:56.4	And you can bet that my bookie is a fun time.
1:00.9	Warby Parker, you can go to their website.
1:04.0	It's Warby Parker.com.
1:05.8	Warby Parker.com slash brunch, and you get a free try-home kit.
1:09.8	They send you five pairs of glasses.
1:11.8	You try them on for five days and there's no obligation to buy.
1:15.1	They ship free and they include a prepaid return shipping label.
1:19.4	That's actually how I got the pair that I'm wearing right now.
1:22.1	I just did it a couple months ago.
1:24.3	I ordered five pairs, decided which one was the best for me, picked
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