Tommy Metz III

First of all, and I just want to want to go through them step by step.

This one I want to see if you because there's a chance I sort of created this one.

But, okay, emotionally, at some point, I remember feeling, and I think it was, as all things are for me, during the pandemic, that there was an attempt to really empower cooking for one.

Like people were cooking for one or cooking just for two people, you know.

And I think maybe it was supposed to be about like either portion control or autonomy, but instead just the term for one concept.

And prominent in a lot of packages.

And I guess I'm mainly talking about like frozen food, you know, like all packaged meals, like 4-1, 4-1.

And it was always like,

I just remember feeling like I'm seeing like healthy choice, beef stroganoff for you and you only.

It's like, why are we leaning into that?

Pasta Alfredo for you to eat before you die alone.

Does that remind you, does that sound like anything that you remember?

I remember, and maybe it was just where I was emotionally because I was living alone during the pandemic, but I just remember being like,

Why are we hammering?

This is not doing what I think you think this is doing for me.

This is making me sad.

Do you know what's interesting about that?

Well, at least your memory has other people in it.

Mine was like, if you look at the back of the box, it's like step one.

Heat up the pasta.