Share & Tell & Twins with Katie Nolan and Michael Cruz Kayne

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Unknown Speaker 0:00
I'm Pablo Torre, and this episode of Pablo Torre Finds Out is brought to you by Remy Martin 1738 Accord Royale. Exceptionally smooth cognac for all your game day festivities. Please drink responsibly, because today we're going to find out what this sound is. Three people who don't know what they're talking about. Uh, okay. Antoine! Right after this ad. You're listening to... to DraftKings Network.
Pablo Torre 0:37
Do you know this one friend who just comes out of bed in the morning and then doesn't come out of his grin? Who is even in front of the first coffee, shamelessly well-groomed and shines around the bed with the morning sun? Terrible. Disgusting. How can you just be so... Restless?
Katie Nolan 0:53
Very simple. Train your sleep and become a morning person. With the Galaxy Watch 7 or the Galaxy Ring and the Samsung Health app.
Unknown Speaker 1:08
Hey. Look at you. Oh. I know your wives now. Everyone's wearing real clothes today. I know.
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:16
We have like the same.
Unknown Speaker 1:17
My pants have buttons on the sides. I'm wearing snap pants.
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:20
Can you rip them off? Yes. I'm not asking you like I want you to.
Unknown Speaker 1:23
Would you kindly?
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:24
Could you possibly?
Unknown Speaker 1:25
That's the third segment of today's show.
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:27
Great.
Unknown Speaker 1:27
Had you not met his wife before?
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:29
No, I had, but I was actually telling Dan on the way there. I was like, we have spent woefully little time together. So I've spent about as much time with Liz as I now have with Carrie, who both are lovely and wonderful. And your kids, whose names I don't remember. You said, say your names, and neither of them did. And then, like, you over-talked each other when you said Willa. So I missed it. Truman, I just forgot out of respect for Willa.
Unknown Speaker 1:51
Thank you. And that's very sweet of you.
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:53
Thank you.
Unknown Speaker 1:53
We should explain what we did as a show.
Michael Cruz Kayne 1:57
We did an off-camera content meeting, which I think other people just call a dinner. We just had a dinner. We all went over to Michael's and we had dinner. Not the craft store. Michael's house.
Unknown Speaker 2:08
Michael and Carrie hosted us.
Michael Cruz Kayne 2:10
At their lovely home.
Unknown Speaker 2:11
Thank you so much.
Michael Cruz Kayne 2:12
Really lovely.
Unknown Speaker 2:13
Provided a fully cooked menu. Yes, pork. Multi-course. No offense. Pork-centric. No offense. No offense. You cooked the thing that I immediately discerned to be the thing you cook for people who visit. That is the thing.
Michael Cruz Kayne 2:27
And you've got it down to... We got it pretty well done. Yeah, it's really well done.
Unknown Speaker 2:31
It's your pal David Chang of Family Feud. Funny. That's right. Co-champion. It's his recipe on the New York Times recipes. Momofuku's bo-sam. My favorite moment beyond us getting to know each other and our respective... partners and and willa and truman was when willa and truman totally owned dan oh my god and i didn't help dan was telling a story and he we're all eating dinner together by the way the kids are integrated into a table in a way that i was just so impressed by the way they could hang yeah they sat there they were like we'll pretend we like these people
Michael Cruz Kayne 3:06
And Dan was telling a story, and he used the word low-key. Now, he used it the way that we grew up using it, which I believe our generation uses it as an adjective. That hang was pretty low-key. The generation, your kids' generation, uses it as what I believe is an adverb. It was low key, pretty crazy. And so at one point he said, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, low key. And I saw them both turn to each other and like nudge each other under the table and like laugh. And I just looked over and I was like, are you laughing because he said low key? And they were like, yeah. And then Dan got very insecure about him saying it wrong. And I was like, no, you said it right. They're just recognizing it was a little moment of generational crossover that I felt bad for calling out in the first place.
Unknown Speaker 3:52
He didn't really recover great from it.
Michael Cruz Kayne 3:54
No. Because then he became aware of the children and how he was not connecting with them. And then I don't know if anyone else noticed, but they started clearing dishes and then so did he. And I think he really wanted to connect with the kids.
Unknown Speaker 4:06
We all noticed that Dan was overcompensating by the end of the dinner. I thought Dan did great. Reviews on Dan and Liz from the evening were all A pluses all around. Fantastic. What about me?

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