Tate Brown

So during the O.J.

Simpson trial where a lot of black Americans, they viewed it as a wedge issue, so they just got behind O.J.

just purely because it turned into kind of a cultural thing.

I had a micro version of this in college where we were sitting around, it was a bunch of white and black guys, and we were all sitting around watching Kitchen Nightmares.

And there was this episode where he went to a restaurant, I think it was in Memphis actually, and at the front door they found a mouse, like a dead mouse laying right by the door.

And the guy that was running the restaurant, this was like a soul food restaurant, immediately accused Gordon of like, hey, you planted this mouse here for television.

This is like crazy.

Why would you do this to us?

And then all the white guys in the room were like, wow, this is crazy.

This guy's so crazy for accusing Gordon Ramsay.

And every black person in the room was like, yeah, he definitely planted that mouse.

It was like a microcosm.

I was like, this is what the O.J.

Simpson trial was like.

No, it's too explicit.

Oh, wait.

Cooking the books is wrong.

It's like a double entendre.

Gordon's a good man.

This is accurate.