The Nude Restaurant and The Boner-In Ribeye | Hour 2

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Dan Le Batard 0:00
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Chris Cote 0:11
Forgive me for a second here, just making sure that the social media department hears me loud and clear on not joking about this. So I wanted to get to a story here and I've made a mistake in waiting two hours to do so because Tony told me about this and I still don't believe it. I believe we need to vigorously check this. We need to fact check it. I believe he's been fooled by the internet. I don't believe that what he's saying is true is about to happen in Hollywood, Florida. So, Tony, go ahead and get out there with this because I just can't believe that this is something that anybody would want to be a part of wandering the earth. I don't believe that what Tony is going to say has a customer base anywhere in the world.
Chris Cote 0:59
But go ahead, Tony. A business has popped up in Hollywood, Florida.
Tony Hinchcliffe 1:03
Dan, have you heard of the Class Soiree Steakhouse? I have not. Okay, so on the first Monday of every month... Class soiree. Trying to get a little bump. Exactly right. So doing a new promotion, Dan. For $250 for men, $150 for women, or $300 for a couple. So decent if you're having a nice steakhouse dinner. It's about those prices. You can dress with nothing on. It is a completely nude night at the Class Soiree Steakhouse. You eat in the nude. You lay bare, as Dave Damaschek would say, and have whatever it is that you want on the menu completely yours, completely naked, Dan.
Amin Elhassan 1:41
I love that the headline says, yes, it's legal.
Tony Hinchcliffe 1:44
We're still looking at the legalities of it, Dan. We don't really know where that's going to end up. The headline does say it's legal.
Chris Cote 1:50
It's legal, but you know how that goes. All right, put it on the poll at Levitard Show. Is it legal to eat nude in public? Put that on the poll. No, no, no, no, no. It shouldn't be. Also, this is... To be fair, in private, because you're behind the closed door. Go ahead. Well, it's in public, though. But it's private. But it's a restaurant.
Greg Zaslow 2:06
But you're paying to be naked. You walk in nude, though? No, you walk in with clothes on. It is a private establishment, to Tony's point. And also, is the chef nude or the waiter nude?
Tony Hinchcliffe 2:15
The chef and the staff are not nude, so we actually have a new story from WPLG. I'd like to introduce you to the chef, Murad Ali. This is him. Let's do a nude dinner.
Unknown 2:26
The diners, not so much. They disrobed pretty much here. Class Soiree Steakhouse is the talk of the town and social media, not just because of the menu, but for what's not on it. The customers, that is. Clothes, none. Is it choosing socks off first, or how does it work? Well, we have a bathroom here. Murad Ali is the chef and owner. He came up with the once-a-month concept to get new business, to generate some buzz. And Chef Ali says there is a market for this. And if you're saying, what? Are you kidding me? What do you want to say to those people who say that?

What is the Class Soiree Steakhouse’s nude‑dining promotion and how does it work?

Unknown 3:03
Please allow... People to express themselves at our place. Legal? We'll go there before we're done here. Do you find yourself staring at people? No, not at all.
Greg Zaslow 3:16
Hell right.
Tony Hinchcliffe 3:17
That to me was the last straw there. It's like, do you find yourself staring?
Greg Zaslow 3:20
No, no.
Amin Elhassan 3:26
I love the journalism. So you start with your shoes and your socks?
Chris Cote 3:30
The bathroom back there? I have what I believe to be one of our greatest poll questions ever, which is, is it okay to eat a steak in the nude? No. Never mind in public, just at any time. It's a hot ass steak. The sauce is dead. You got a juicy steak. Oh, my balls. I love a wet sausage. I am telling you that... that of all the foods, let's go ahead and do this while we're at it, okay? I don't know who came up with this idea. No, least want to. Not most want to eat naked, least want to, because a steak is going to be high on my list of something that is made far less appetizing by the nudity. Soup.
Tony Hinchcliffe 4:16
Yeah, like a pho. I don't want to eat hot broth just dripping on you. I don't want to eat spaghetti naked. Oh, what?
Amin Elhassan 4:24
That might be the highest food on the list.
Tony Hinchcliffe 4:25
Like a little strain of pasta all of a sudden that's dangling.

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