Adam Carolla

And if you're lucky, there's like literally one almond or half a peanut.

And that's when you that's what you pick out of this salty.

But then you have to blow that brine off of it.

I'm just saying for another what, 50 cents.

And listen, let's let's let's expand this argument a little bit, because I had an uncomfortable conversation with my brother in law.

His name is Mickey, and he is the husband of my stepsister, Hillary.

But he's a nice guy, and I've known him for many years, and I like the guy.

I had a nice argument with him, which was, it was one of these things where it's like my new policy is to find out

What policy the other person has before I start screaming about my policy, because I had a lunch the other day when we were me and your buddy and my buddy, Kevin Hinch, were sitting down and we're having to interview casting people for the new sitcom.

And Hench and I are sitting there over lunch, and it's a nice lady we're sitting with.

And, you know, it's 45 minutes of conversation.

And, look, we're not interested in doing the next accidentally on purpose.

We'd like to do a decent program here.

We're not interested in doing so much for camera fluff.

We'd like to do something that we could feel good about and be proud of.

And, you know, and...

Over the course of the conversation, accidentally on purpose comes up eight times as an example of something that we want nothing to do with.

We don't want to work with those people, so on and so forth.

Of course, when her resume comes out 45 minutes into the lunch, accidentally on purpose is on the top because it's her most recent casting.

Wonderful.