Dave Davies

I wanted to listen to a scene from the series Moe, which, as we said, premieres on Netflix tomorrow. And this will give us a little bit of sense of some of your linguistic ability to fit in.

I wanted to listen to a scene from the series Moe, which, as we said, premieres on Netflix tomorrow. And this will give us a little bit of sense of some of your linguistic ability to fit in.

The series is about you, a character named Moe, kind of pretty much you in your 20s, I guess, single, living in Houston, dating a Mexican-American woman, which, of course, your Palestinian mom sort of disapproves of. This is a scene where you've just lost a job you had in an electronic shop because the owner – was concerned about an immigration raid and you didn't have your papers.

The series is about you, a character named Moe, kind of pretty much you in your 20s, I guess, single, living in Houston, dating a Mexican-American woman, which, of course, your Palestinian mom sort of disapproves of. This is a scene where you've just lost a job you had in an electronic shop because the owner – was concerned about an immigration raid and you didn't have your papers.

The series is about you, a character named Moe, kind of pretty much you in your 20s, I guess, single, living in Houston, dating a Mexican-American woman, which, of course, your Palestinian mom sort of disapproves of. This is a scene where you've just lost a job you had in an electronic shop because the owner – was concerned about an immigration raid and you didn't have your papers.

So you've returned to an old side hustle of selling knockoff merchandise out of the trunk of your car. And this scene happens in – you've got your big car backed up to the edge of a strip mall, which you see plenty of in Houston. And there's this heavyset guy, white guy in a cowboy hat walking down the sidewalk. And you engage him and say, hey, he looks like he got orthopedic shoes there.

So you've returned to an old side hustle of selling knockoff merchandise out of the trunk of your car. And this scene happens in – you've got your big car backed up to the edge of a strip mall, which you see plenty of in Houston. And there's this heavyset guy, white guy in a cowboy hat walking down the sidewalk. And you engage him and say, hey, he looks like he got orthopedic shoes there.

So you've returned to an old side hustle of selling knockoff merchandise out of the trunk of your car. And this scene happens in – you've got your big car backed up to the edge of a strip mall, which you see plenty of in Houston. And there's this heavyset guy, white guy in a cowboy hat walking down the sidewalk. And you engage him and say, hey, he looks like he got orthopedic shoes there.

Does that hurt your back? And try and sell him a pair of shoes from the trunk. And there are these – they're imitations of these odd-looking shoes marketed by Kanye West kind of in part made from the foam – The easy foam runners.

Does that hurt your back? And try and sell him a pair of shoes from the trunk. And there are these – they're imitations of these odd-looking shoes marketed by Kanye West kind of in part made from the foam – The easy foam runners.

Does that hurt your back? And try and sell him a pair of shoes from the trunk. And there are these – they're imitations of these odd-looking shoes marketed by Kanye West kind of in part made from the foam – The easy foam runners.

Well, here, you open this, and then you pull out a little stool. You've got a little portable store there. So it begins with you engaging this fellow. Let's listen.

Well, here, you open this, and then you pull out a little stool. You've got a little portable store there. So it begins with you engaging this fellow. Let's listen.

Well, here, you open this, and then you pull out a little stool. You've got a little portable store there. So it begins with you engaging this fellow. Let's listen.

Yeah, that I do.

Yeah, that I do.

Yeah, that I do.

And that is Mo Ammer making a sale in the series Mo, which premieres on Netflix tomorrow. You know, we hear you speaking kind of the Texan version of English, which I will say I grew up in South Texas. I recognize that accent. You used that to connect to people, I guess, lots of times growing up, didn't you?

And that is Mo Ammer making a sale in the series Mo, which premieres on Netflix tomorrow. You know, we hear you speaking kind of the Texan version of English, which I will say I grew up in South Texas. I recognize that accent. You used that to connect to people, I guess, lots of times growing up, didn't you?

And that is Mo Ammer making a sale in the series Mo, which premieres on Netflix tomorrow. You know, we hear you speaking kind of the Texan version of English, which I will say I grew up in South Texas. I recognize that accent. You used that to connect to people, I guess, lots of times growing up, didn't you?