LET'S ENJOY IT!!!!: Thursday, March 20th, 2025

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How did Claudia and Jackie start their podcast episode?

Claudia Oshry 0:26
Welcome back to The Toast, and happy Thursday. That just kind of, you know, crept up on us.
Jackie Oshry 0:30
Crept up on us, yes.
Claudia Oshry 0:31
Hey, Jax, how you durn?
Jackie Oshry 0:33
I am durn good. I'm durn spread thin is how I'm durn. I feel like I just can't catch up with myself. Do you know what I mean? You ever feel just so behind on things? I feel behind on things.

Why is Claudia feeling so behind on things?

Claudia Oshry 0:45
No, a really annoying personality trait of mine is like, I don't leave stones unturned. Do you know what I mean? Like if something comes in, I'm getting it done that day. They call me the sweeper, you know? Like it's not a perfect system, but I don't relate to that particular feeling. What are you feeling, you know, left behind on?
Jackie Oshry 0:59
Well, I just feel like ever since this weekend, like I'm just constantly trying to like catch up with work and like just cleaning, putting my clothes away, just like a million things. And then something else comes up and I keep like having false starts on all these sourdough loaves. Like I just, I don't even have the time to do my sourdough. That's how you know. That I don't have two hours in my house where I'm not sleeping, where I can preheat the oven and bake the bread. I have not made a loaf. I'm attempting to make one today, but that's the real marker. Are you trying to make a loaf because you have company? Yes, because I have company. Shannon's coming. I have to have a fresh loaf for her. That's disgusting if I don't.
Claudia Oshry 1:37
You better get to work.
Jackie Oshry 1:39
Where's Shannon staying?
Claudia Oshry 1:40
Upstairs or downstairs?
Jackie Oshry 1:40
Right now, my loaf is... I'm going to say it. My loaf is retarding in the fridge.
Claudia Oshry 1:48
I can't believe you just said that.
Jackie Oshry 1:48
That's literally what it's doing. That's a technical word. I know.
Claudia Oshry 1:55
Are you going to be okay? If your loaf is retarding, your loaf is retarding. Like, who are we to deny that? My loaf's experience. Right. Your loaf's lived experience.
Jackie Oshry 2:07
My loaf is retarding in the fridge. When I'm done here. Okay, we know. When I'm done here, I will preheat my oven and I will have it ready for Shannon.
Claudia Oshry 2:14
And what does that mean? Cooling down?
Jackie Oshry 2:16
Yeah. So like basically the bread keeps proofing. And you want it to proof like 10, 12 hours, but then you want it to stop proofing immediately, immediately. So you want to slow down slash retard the proofing process.
Claudia Oshry 2:30
It's like a flame retardant, right?
Jackie Oshry 2:31
Yeah.
Claudia Oshry 2:32
Like that puts out a flame.
Jackie Oshry 2:33
Yeah.
Claudia Oshry 2:33
It immediately stops the.
Jackie Oshry 2:35
Yeah. So we are stopping the proofing. And when it gets cold, then it no longer shall proof and it won't get overproofed. And then it can be ready for baking.
Claudia Oshry 2:46
Wow, okay.
Jackie Oshry 2:47
Like, not the faking community with the slurs. Slur. You wouldn't expect it from them.
Claudia Oshry 2:52
That's the thing about language, you know?
Jackie Oshry 2:54
Yeah, that is the thing about language. Like, things meet, like, not everything has changed, that has kept up with the times.
Claudia Oshry 3:02
No, and also, like, that's how, like, in the UK, if you're talking about a cigarette, some people reference it as a F slur.
Jackie Oshry 3:10
Mm-hmm. Wait, which word? Cigarette. Okay, okay. What do they call it?
Claudia Oshry 3:17
An F slur. Fuck? Yeah, Jackie, I'm not going to say fuck. You know which word I'm talking about.
Jackie Oshry 3:23
No, I don't know.
Claudia Oshry 3:24
For the queer community.
Jackie Oshry 3:25
No, I don't know.
Claudia Oshry 3:27
And so when people say it, it's a little bit old school, but still like it's a perfectly, I think, acceptable way to reference a cigarette in London.
Jackie Oshry 3:34
Well, you know what? I'll have to ask James.
Claudia Oshry 3:37
Yes, you will. Yeah.
Jackie Oshry 3:42
British camper.
Claudia Oshry 3:45
Well, thank you for telling us about the retardation in my fridge. Stop. Stop it. I get a free pass.
Jackie Oshry 3:54
Sorry.
Claudia Oshry 3:54
No, it's not even a free pass. You're talking about bread.
Jackie Oshry 3:58
I'm talking. I'm literally stating facts. I'm sorry.
Claudia Oshry 4:00
Jackie, the thing is, you've done nothing wrong. Can we please change the subject?
Jackie Oshry 4:04
We can. The good news is.
Claudia Oshry 4:05
We have a business to run.
Jackie Oshry 4:07
All of that is happening because Shannon is coming. And I'm so excited to see my girl. She's performing tonight at the Dania Beach Improv. I'm going to go catch a show like sophisticated lady that I am. And I'm very excited for our evening and our slumber party.
Claudia Oshry 4:23
No, that's really fun. Which room is she staying in, upstairs or downstairs?

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