Hey, that's on socialites. Welcome back to the social studies podcast with me, Joe

Nambrowski and me, Gaspar and Dazo.

Quick little thing coming up here this weekend, I'm going to be in Charlotte, North Carolina

had two weeks off, Gaspar. I'm like a refreshed man.

I know I was happy when I talked to you this weekend and you were like, I'm not going,

I'm like, you needed this because after Philly, you were like, I could see you were starting

to feel it for real.

Oh, dude, like one weekend, I'm like, let's keep going. Two weekends. I'm like, okay,

after three weekends of being on the road in the row, I'm like, I need my house. I need

Morgan. I need my dog. I need just not doing any. You know what I need when I'm on the

road? Would I crave more than anything? Just vegetables. Why is it so hard to get vegetables

on the road? Like when I was in Philly, Gaspar, Philly, I'm not going to knock it. Great

food. But I feel like I came out with a crack to suffocates. Like it is not exactly

the peak in a pound.

Like a Philly cheese steak for every meal. Yeah, I had like five.

Just in the time I was with you, you ate like four or five cheese steaks to be fair. That

is absolutely correct. But God, I just like crave like good homemade food. Yeah, I got

that because when you're on the road, you are just like kind of eating at the mercy. Like,

yeah, you can go to a restaurant and order vegetables, but like it's not there. What are

you going to order? Just a plate of vegetables. Like how many times do you get to the hotel?

Everything's closed. So you have to like get like a heat up. The burrito from the front

does. I hate that. Or like sometimes like if I go to a restaurant, I'll like, it's

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