There’s no relationship here, Travis. I tell you what I want: you go get it; I give you some money; then, you go away — like a food hooker.
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Tourette Nacho Syndrome
Do you ever see your nana reach in for the good nacho with her nana hand? And in your head you think, ‘You son of a bitch.’ You don’t think, ‘Oh golly gosh, Nana. You’re a rascal.’ No, you think, ‘Nana is a son of a bitch.’ You don’t say …
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Pizza Talk
Do you ever notice from the time you hang up the phone until the pizza guy shows up, the only conversation you have is ‘Where in the hell is our pizza?’
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Pizza Delivery Method
The first thing I do after we order the pizza, I take off all my clothes. That way I don’t have to answer the door when the pizza guy shows up.
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Nacho Type
The minute they put the nachos on the table, everybody becomes an enemy because there’s all different kinds of nachos. Do you ever see those naked ones around the perimeter? Then, there’s that one big Powerball nacho that somehow is connected to all the other nachos on the plate — …
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Great Thing About Marriage
You know what’s great about being married? When dessert comes, you just shove it in your pie hole and you move on to the Promised Land. You just look at each other — we’re going to get fat and we’re still going to have sex.
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Friendly Waiters
Do you ever get the waiter who wants to tell you his name? I don’t want to know your name. I’ve got stuff to do. I mean, I’m a really nice guy, but I already have friends. If you’re going to Applebee’s to make friends with the wait staff, you’ve …
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Failing the Atkins Diet
I only made it 11 days. I had to quit. I was backed up like the mall parking lot at Christmas time.
Přečíst celý »Bob Marley: Chips and Dip
Do you ever eat chips and dip? That’s like crack, isn’t it? One bite and you’re totally hooked.
Přečíst celý »Bill Santiago: Puerto Rican Food
Being Puerto Rican in New York, I grew up — I swear to you — thinking that White Castle hamburgers was traditional, indigenous Puerto Rican food.
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