Phil Wang

But when it like turns out warm and there's love in their eyes, that's beautiful.

But I'm not like, I don't default to bread all the time.

And I don't try not to eat bread at the start of a meal because it just kind of takes up value, valuable space.

I have very much the mind of like,

an Asian guy at a buffet is like you need to be piling on as much value protein onto the plate and bread is taking up turns out I'm an Asian guy at a buffet I always say this yeah I always say this about you I'm an Asian guy at a buffet so is my wife my wife's an Asian guy at a buffet your wife is the biggest Asian guy I've ever met yeah

It's a casino, everyone.

That's an important thing.

Does quality equal value?

Not always.

No.

No?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Not always.

Sometimes things are expensive, not really worth that much.

I mean, lobster was fed to prisoners in Maine.

There was a protest in Maine prisons, because they're like, you can't keep feeding us these bugs.

And then it became fancy food, and then it became expensive.

No, now they're protesting, let us eat some goddamn lobster.

That it just works on a technical level.