Todd Fritz

I think it was one of those steakhouse chains said no more hats and things like that.

Yeah.

But it's gotten a little slovenly at nice restaurants the past 10 years.

Baseball hats, baseball hats backwards.

I was on a flight just a couple weeks ago, and there was a woman in front of me, not like a 13-year-old, like a 27-year-old, and she had pajama pants on, slippers, a hoodie, and a pillow that was like a king-size bed pillow.

And it was a two-hour flight.

It wasn't the overnight to Singapore, right?

And I was like, it's not a slumber party on a plane.

And they were like, smoking or non-smoking?

And we were, like, the booth next to us was smoking.

And my mom was like, no, that's cool.

Give my kid cancer.

We don't care.

Checking.

Okay.

But if you had a bar that was a smoking bar.

Yeah.

Nick's Pub, like short for nicotine.

Yeah, Paul?

I used to bartend in New York City back in the smoking days, and then it changed over, and it was galactically different because you'd work at a bar, you'd come home smelling like smoke and smell terrible, and it changed almost literally overnight.