Iliza Shlesinger
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Like you're going to have diarrhea and everybody no one's eating real food at any point. It's always fruit. And she's she has so much fruit at breakfast and it's just chunks of dinner. And you know that that is not the first take. And they are just eating melon and tropical fruits at every meal like fruit.
Like you're going to have diarrhea and everybody no one's eating real food at any point. It's always fruit. And she's she has so much fruit at breakfast and it's just chunks of dinner. And you know that that is not the first take. And they are just eating melon and tropical fruits at every meal like fruit.
Like you're going to have diarrhea and everybody no one's eating real food at any point. It's always fruit. And she's she has so much fruit at breakfast and it's just chunks of dinner. And you know that that is not the first take. And they are just eating melon and tropical fruits at every meal like fruit.
I love cantaloupe. I love a good cantaloupe.
I love cantaloupe. I love a good cantaloupe.
I love cantaloupe. I love a good cantaloupe.
Someone will eat this because they don't know any better. But I will tell you, my husband is a chef and cookbook author and just like a food person. So he was the first one to like expose me to like how great a real melon, like an in-season, hyper seasonal melon can be like locally grown here in California. Yeah, I don't think I've ever had one.
Someone will eat this because they don't know any better. But I will tell you, my husband is a chef and cookbook author and just like a food person. So he was the first one to like expose me to like how great a real melon, like an in-season, hyper seasonal melon can be like locally grown here in California. Yeah, I don't think I've ever had one.
Someone will eat this because they don't know any better. But I will tell you, my husband is a chef and cookbook author and just like a food person. So he was the first one to like expose me to like how great a real melon, like an in-season, hyper seasonal melon can be like locally grown here in California. Yeah, I don't think I've ever had one.
outstanding they're all hard i feel like that's because you get them at ralph's and look there's no shame in that and you get a ripe one it's great but there's so many different kinds of melon that are in micro climates and grown and so if you go to farmer's market go to like some of those guys that really specialize in it and it's really incredible people give a lot of shit to cantaloupe and honeydew because it's always there yeah you get a good one outstanding do we think patrick schwarzenegger's character is going to be the killer
outstanding they're all hard i feel like that's because you get them at ralph's and look there's no shame in that and you get a ripe one it's great but there's so many different kinds of melon that are in micro climates and grown and so if you go to farmer's market go to like some of those guys that really specialize in it and it's really incredible people give a lot of shit to cantaloupe and honeydew because it's always there yeah you get a good one outstanding do we think patrick schwarzenegger's character is going to be the killer
outstanding they're all hard i feel like that's because you get them at ralph's and look there's no shame in that and you get a ripe one it's great but there's so many different kinds of melon that are in micro climates and grown and so if you go to farmer's market go to like some of those guys that really specialize in it and it's really incredible people give a lot of shit to cantaloupe and honeydew because it's always there yeah you get a good one outstanding do we think patrick schwarzenegger's character is going to be the killer
Oh, can I? So I have a thought. Yeah, what's your theory? Well, in the, so I call it a sample. Like at the end when they show the preview for next week, I get very excited about my sample. I'm like weird about it. They showed a body bag and you could tell by the size of it who it wouldn't be. Like it seemed like maybe slightly smaller.
Oh, can I? So I have a thought. Yeah, what's your theory? Well, in the, so I call it a sample. Like at the end when they show the preview for next week, I get very excited about my sample. I'm like weird about it. They showed a body bag and you could tell by the size of it who it wouldn't be. Like it seemed like maybe slightly smaller.
Oh, can I? So I have a thought. Yeah, what's your theory? Well, in the, so I call it a sample. Like at the end when they show the preview for next week, I get very excited about my sample. I'm like weird about it. They showed a body bag and you could tell by the size of it who it wouldn't be. Like it seemed like maybe slightly smaller.
I think the guy that dies is the husband, the wrinkly husband, the old husband. Greg? The one that was married to Jennifer Coolidge. Greg. Yes, Gary. I don't know anyone's name on the show. Gary. Sorry. Greg, Gary. Glenn, Ross. Yeah, I think it's him because he's a slight build. Okay. And I looked at that body bag.