Phil Rosenthal ❤️

Life is Short with Justin Long

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Comedy Interviews, Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Comedy

4.8 • 9.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2024

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Phil Rosenthal (Somebody Feed Phil) and Justin talk about the origin of his it show "Everybody Loves Raymond," the importance of trying new things, and what it's like to work with his brother on his Netflix travel show "Somebody Feed Phil."

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0:07.0	We don't conceal the fact that we love Japan. We are huge
0:19.0	Japan files. Is that what you call it? We love going there. We love anything having to do with
0:23.8	there. We love the culture the way they treat. They are elderly. The food, the
0:28.9	all the little toys and weird, the things that are into the's a there's some bars in Japan that are like
0:35.0	that only see like six people it's a district where it's just little tiny bars it's like
0:41.4	it's like how Swift's live you know like those birds that just have like there's just a series of holes
0:47.2	That's what there's a whole section of Tokyo that's just like bars like that. What's it called again?
0:53.3	It doesn't matter.
0:54.3	I don't know.
0:55.3	Glory holes?
0:56.3	Yeah, maybe.
0:57.3	That's a different thing.
0:58.6	Glorious holes.
0:59.3	Glory.
1:00.3	Glory. So when we were there, Christian and I were there a couple of years ago and we were just loved exploring it.
1:10.0	Love seeing, you know, discovering this new place and Christian was like falling rapidly in love with it.
1:15.6	And at one point we were in a little shop and we were eating a thing that I don't think you had ever eaten that was quite popular there.
1:22.2	It was, it was, there were like squid balls.
1:24.8	There were like pieces of squid in fried dough,
1:29.0	basically.
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