So Gdera, yeah, I mean everybody all your friends miss, like everyone puts a

Gua sound in there. Yeah, gwee, Gua, I just say Guidera. People say Guadara, Guadara.

Almost nobody says it right. I feel like I say my Italian last name like an American

would say it. Right, as opposed to Guidara. I'm not trying to make it Italian. I'm an American would say it. Right, as opposed to Guidara.

I'm not trying to make it a town.

I'm an American who has family from Italy.

Gudera.

Look, I'm good calling you by your actual name.

But I did, I was walking over here with you. And I was this guy's my good friend and I'm not a hundred percent sure about how to pronounce his last name because well because they even on shows about you they can mispronounce it.

Yeah yeah.

In the Netflix thing, I think they probably got it.

Actually, I don't denounce or doesn't say your name.

It's just written on the screen.

Yes, no, I think we avoided the mispronunciation on that one.

Hey, this is the moment.

I'm Brian Koppelman.

Thanks for listening.

I am so psyched because it's really fun for me when I get to interview somebody that I hang out with and love in real life.

My buddy Will Gdara is just such a person and Will is the owner-operator of some of the best restaurants in the world.

He's a visionary and a visionary restaurateur, but more than that, somebody who really makes it a mission to give people

an experience of the lifetime at any opportunity that he can.

And it's an amazing thing.

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