Neil Saavedra

Yeah.

I mean, I could go through a long line of things, but I think it's just easy to go, hey, there's this funny ass lady because funny describes a lot.

You have to be smart to be funny.

You have to be observant to be funny.

And so I enjoy your stuff a lot.

So first, before we get into the breakdown, tell us a little bit, you know, how you started, obviously, on Instagram, YouTube at all.

But how you started doing this, and when did you know, hey, I'm not so bad at this?

Well, I'll tell you, I come from a large family as well.

There's seven kids in my family and we were broke as hell.

And so that's why some of the stuff resonates with me because out of the seven kids, six of us are boys and I have one poor sister.

that found out what snails tasted like at a very early age.

But I have very burned into my memory as a young boy watching my one older brother hold my sister's hands behind her back as the others tried to shoot like baskets of snails into her mouth.

No.

No, it was escargot sushi from the garden.

So it resonates with the family and the realness of what you're dealing with, obviously, and that the thing that I appreciate is somebody who loves cooking.

My wife and I have one nine-year-old boy, so we both come from bigger families, and

The thought is you could easily take the short way out.

You just got to feed the mouths.

But the fact that you're coming up with recipes, looking into things and even going as far as baking, which is a whole another fresh hell when you're dealing with large amounts of people.

Um, that's a really cool thing.