Eliana Dockterman
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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Pablo Torre Finds Out · Share & Grill & Tell with Mike Golic Jr. and Mina Kimes · 28 Mar 2025
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Are you at the point where you have readers?
I didn't know that was an option. You can get your Sauron picture taken?
You can get a sonogram of your eyeball.
Being at this building reminds me of when I like sheepishly tried to bully you guys into letting me come to the taping of that. You had mentioned it and I was just like, so what are you guys doing later? Can Just worked my way into the crowd so I could go be a giant in a crowd full of short people.
I think also the- You provide bodyguard services. Also that added beef to the equation. Howie Roseman's world, people understand the value of having large bodies around. Yeah. You win parties in the trenches. I've often said that, but I think it's twofold. One, it's attitude. Like my sister was appalled when she heard that I did that.
She's like, how were you ready to go in an hour for something like that? And the turnaround time and the willingness there, because I am an adult without children. Like I don't have responsibilities. I don't have a dog. I don't have kids at home. And so I can pick up and go. Sarah Spain, the reason I got to go and see the Ted Lasso season premiere was
one year was because sarah was out here in los angeles with her husband for that and they had an extra ticket that popped up and sarah literally said you're the only person i know without kids who could be ready in an hour on a tuesday night to come to brentwood and hang out with the cast there so being uh it's i mean it's kind of like sports the best ability is availability and i'm criminally available
Yes.
I like to think, too, that I can get along with a lot of groups. Clearly, yeah. If you just throw me into a group of people I haven't met, I'm not going to embarrass you in front of company.
It is, truly. Touched. I don't know what part of that you thought would be, like, offensive to me. That is the ultimate compliment.
Like, I feel like... I'm fine not being the main character.
You're not having main character syndrome.
Yeah. Again, not to make everything sports, but, like, I was an offensive lineman. Like, talk about wanting to not be the main character. That's my life. It also helps being friends with main characters who have cool tickets to some. Which, I mean, most of my cool experiences when I tell people about them in L.A., it's like, didn't Amina have a plus one to that? The Love is Blind finale?
What's up? What's up?
I figured that was an everyone thing, like just a rite of passage.
Yes. But on a slope. The angle was really the innovation, right? Like just that ability to knock out the fat into that tray in front, the tagline, all of it worked so well. And I mean, I don't know, as someone that grew up in a cold weather environment, being able to grill stuff in the wintertime inside the indoors, huge.
I was just going to ask if we knew the whereabouts of the blender.
It really is. And so, I was just thinking about how each of them would have worked. Like, obviously, regardless of feelings about Hulk Hogan and what he represents, based on that time period and his stardom, Gryll probably still would have worked.
Pam Anderson and Chuck Norris are interesting to me because in looking and thinking back on this now, part of the George Foreman appeal in my mind is always the underlying thing in food conversations, which is I trust a big guy. George Foreman, big guy. cooking the food in there. I'm like, oh yeah, of course he knows what he's talking about in food.
Look at how much food he's probably eaten over the years. And so of course I trust a big guy more so like, you know, Pam Anderson, Chuck Norris. I know Chuck Norris had like the total gym, so maybe not a super far cry, but George just felt like the perfect symphony of background and enthusiasm for the product that we saw, all those things that came together and made it work.
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