Mick Hunt

And my first question, I guess this is my third question to Rudy Rush now, but I have a real question that I know Rudy can answer because I know how Rudy's brain goes.

So when we just heard that 42% of interracial marriages are Hispanic and white, 15% are Asian and white, 10% Black and white.

I can talk through the 10% because, you know, that's where I live.

I want to know from Rudy, do you think Hispanic and white have the same challenges with seasonings in the Thanksgiving meal that black and white have?

Hispanics got way more.

And what about Asian and white?

Do you think they have seasoning conversations at the house too?

Oh, you know what?

Yeah.

So I'm going to give you a true story.

I'm not going to name names, but we all know this, right?

Like a lot of times when we talk about the cookout,

And it's, oh, well, if so-and-so brought the potato salad, we can't eat it.

I'm going to break this myth right now.

There are people in my own family that if they bring the potato salad, ain't nobody eating it.

Ain't nobody touching it.

Yeah, absolutely.

But the one dish that I can say

get myself in trouble, that I usually don't eat outside of culture is mac and cheese.

Why?