Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hi, Asiya. You've caught us at an odd time. Welcome to the show. Hello, Asiya.
Hi. Oh, my God. I can't believe this.
Now, Asea, normally on Conan O'Brien Needs a Fan podcast, I say it's nice to meet you. But I must tell everyone we have already met. I was shooting my travel show in Austria. When suddenly I was accosted by a young woman who approached me. You accosted me. And I love using that word. I was accosted. You came up to me on the street.
You saw me shooting and you walked right up to me and we had a quick conversation, which, by the way, made it into, I believe, The Ostry Show.
Oh.
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Chapter 2: How did a chicken sandwich lead to Conan's meeting with Asiya?
I saw it on a trailer. I mean, the short episode of it. And I was amazed, really. Yeah. I didn't think that it would really make to the show. And I was really so shocked. But I can't believe that I talked to you again and I see you again. Yeah.
Well, first of all, let's paint the picture. I was in Vienna and I was standing on the street with a camera crew. And what made you come over? Did you know what we were doing? Did you see me or did you just come over to investigate?
Okay, so the story is a bit strange. I was on my way back home, but I had this strong intuition that I want some chicken sandwich. And there is a very good store or shop right next to the spot where you were with Jordan. And I was like, okay. am I that hungry really to walk there? But my intuition was so strong, like go there, go and get your chicken sandwich. And I was like, okay.
And I was on my way. And then I was like, something weird is happening because that's the street I walk on every day to get to my work. And it was a bit loud and it's so unusual to Vienna. And I'm like, okay, what's going on? And then I see you and I'm I was stunned, really. I was like, that's not possible. So it was such a surreal experience.
Well, you know, I love that you, Asiya, you portray this as this instinct or this karma drew you to me. It was a chicken sandwich. That's how I got this job.
Yeah, exactly.
What I'm going to do from now on when I travel to other countries is just stand next to the chicken sandwich store. But Asita, it was really fun to meet you. And I could tell right away you've got a great personality. And you told me that you're from Kazakhstan. Is that right?
Exactly. Yes. Yes. Yeah.
And so you are a representative of Kazakhstan. I've never been to Kazakhstan. And, you know, I like to travel. I like to find out about other countries. Were I to go to Kazakhstan and you were to show me around, first of all, what would be your mission? What would you want to show me? What would you want me to learn about Kazakhstan?
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Chapter 3: What unique customs surround tea drinking in Kazakhstan?
Have you seen these guns? Did you look at my arm in person when we saw each other? This thing I could have. You could put a panther on this arm. I'd hold it for all day and all night.
Why would you hold a panther all day? And all night. And all night.
And all night. So it's a close relationship with me and the panther. You know, you ask the dumbest questions.
I do.
When I'm talking about having a panther perched on my arm while I'm on a horseback.
Yeah.
And then you come in with these insane allegations.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
You took what I was saying about having a panther on my arm on horseback in Kazakhstan and then made it silly.
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Chapter 4: What are the must-see places in Almaty, Kazakhstan?
What do you mean, am I into rabbits?
I think she's making this up as she goes along.
You are so full of shit right now. This is just nonsense. Yes, you would have an ego. What would I say? I don't know. Something that people in Kazakhstan say.
And what would we get? I don't know.
A rabbit? What do you think? What do I think? You're talking about this. You went on and on about how Kazakhstan is so important to you and you want to write all the wrong things that have been said about Kazakhstan.
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Chapter 5: What stereotypes about Kazakhstan does Asiya want to correct?
You don't know shit. Come on. Your name is Claire. Maybe some olivers. Hey, Claire. Claire from Baltimore.
Chicken.
Chicken. Chicken.
Asiya, what are some of the unusual delicacies that we would be eating in Kazakhstan?
Okay, so... And don't say chicken sandwich. So besides riding a horse, we can actually eat horses. So horse meat.
The national dish is called... The national dish is horse meat?
Yes. What's it called?
Yes.
It's called beş parmak. And it translates into five fingers because we eat it with fingers. That's beş parmak.
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Chapter 6: How does the Borat movie affect perceptions of Kazakhstan?
Yes. Oh, okay. Beş parmak.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's funny. You walked in today eating horse out of a bag.
Yeah, beş parmak.
Yeah. It was a full head of horse.
Yeah.
You got it at a drive-thru. Yeah. I'm curious. So you eat horse. You said, I don't want to eat the horse that I rode. That just seems like a betrayal. You know, if I just rode a horse and we got food together, I would hate to then say, I know we just caught a rabbit, but guess what, buddy? You're up.
Of course, of course, that's a different horse. So, yeah, that's not the horse that you would ride. But actually, horse meat is very tasty. Is it? It's very tasty. It is. It is. That's why we eat it.
Does it taste like any other kind of meat that we would know?
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