The conversation opens with the speaker greeting Tony and joking about their long-running talk. The speaker reveals he just returned from Scotland, but Tony points out he had previously claimed he wasn't going. The speaker admits he lied to keep Tony on his toes, explaining that his flight was diverted to Atlanta due to a tornado in New York, causing him to miss his connection. Despite the chaos, he eventually made it to Scotland and had an amazing time, even attending a wedding-like event. The speaker praises Scotland's food, noting that locals approached him in restaurants to ask if the food was as bad as he'd said on the show "Bad Friends," and he assured them it was actually delicious. He clarifies he'd been to Scotland before, so his earlier criticism was outdated. The speaker compares Scotland's food favorably to New York's, though he jokes nothing beats a New York slice. Later, his friend Joey's wife ordered pizza for everyone, including a "corn and chicken" pizza—a topping combination the speaker had never encountered. He finds it bizarre, joking about the logistics of putting chicken in corn versus corn in chicken. The anecdote highlights cultural differences and the speaker's playful, conversational style, blending travel stories, humor, and food observations.
Who got back their new their new old car you did ain't going out like that ain't going out like that and going out like ha ha ha. Get it out getting it out. It's good to see you man. We talk forever. We've been talking forever. We keep talking. We keep talking. We talk until you stop listening. And that's them the rules and I hope you keep listening. I just got back from Scotland. No you didn't. I did. You told me you didn't go. what? Yeah, you told me you didn't go. Oh, yeah, I did tell you. Yeah, yeah. Did you go? Yeah. Why would you tell me you didn't go? I like to keep you on your toes. No, no, no, what? It's so crazy. I'm in New York. I like to keep you on your toes, Tony. I go, I you and Scotley, because no, I'm in New York. I'm in New York. That's what he said. And I go. So what's the truth? I want to know New York. They got a slice. Yeah. Dude, I went to Cambodia. But anyone could say things. I lied. That's my point. I lied to you for actually. I didn't end up the day. I was supposed to be there. We got our flight diverted halfway there. I'm texting. I think I texted Carlos. I had to go down to Atlanta. There was a tornado in New York. Not a real thing. So they made us go to Atlanta. Then from Atlanta, they were like, we're going to get to New York tonight. I was like, great. I'll make my flight to Scotland. We take off my flight to Scotland. Also takes into space into space. Yeah, yeah. Wow, because that's a space move. Well, that's where Scotland is in space. Scotland's in space. So I went to Scotland. It was amazing. I had so much fun. I ended up going to daylight, but it was great. He was great. School-ish. Yeah. And all the sky. Stay well in your marathas. All the scots were like, he's coming down the hill. You like your Scotland. You like our food now, Andrew. Do you do? Yeah, Andrew. You talk about it on bad friends. You like my food now? Really good. Is it good? Yeah. Yeah. Did we talk bad about their food on the show? People got mad at me. I don't remember. People came up to me in the restaurant. They're like, is the food as bad as you talk about in bad friends. I was like, no, food's great. They're like, no, you. We never went to Scotland. That's what I'm saying. But I'd been. Then why would you say that? Because I'd been before. Yeah. So no, it improved. Okay. Is it your goal? Is it better than New York? Ain't nothing better than a spicy new guy. Hey, are you going? I'm gonna buy them. When I walk around New York City. Yeah. I get a slice. Yeah. No, it's, it was great. And then my buddy, Joey's wife ordered pizza for everyone. Late night hanging out. I was like, what a good move. And then she goes, I got three pepperonis and one corn and chicken. And I was like, that's not a real pizza. Yeah. I've never heard of corn and chicken in my entire life. It's a pair. Wait, wait. It's a big hit in Scott. Wait, wait. There's corn in the chicken. Corn and chicken pizza. Yeah. Never seen it in my life. I prefer the chicken in the corn. Yeah. That's a more difficult process to make. Put the chicken in the corn. No. I put little chickens inside of no colonel. Yeah.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The speaker returned from a trip to Scotland, despite previously lying to a friend (Tony) about not going.
The trip was diverted due to a tornado in New York, forcing a detour to Atlanta before eventually reaching Scotland.
The speaker enjoyed Scotland, praising the food, which contradicted negative comments made about it on the show "Bad Friends."
Locals in Scotland confronted the speaker about the show's food criticism, but he clarified the food was actually great.
A late-night pizza order in Scotland included an unusual topping combination
Summary:
The conversation opens with the speaker greeting Tony and joking about their long-running talk. The speaker reveals he just returned from Scotland, but Tony points out he had previously claimed he wasn't going. The speaker admits he lied to keep Tony on his toes, explaining that his flight was diverted to Atlanta due to a tornado in New York, causing him to miss his connection.
Despite the chaos, he eventually made it to Scotland and had an amazing time, even attending a wedding-like event. The speaker praises Scotland's food, noting that locals approached him in restaurants to ask if the food was as bad as he'd said on the show "Bad Friends," and he assured them it was actually delicious. He clarifies he'd been to Scotland before, so his earlier criticism was outdated.
The speaker compares Scotland's food favorably to New York's, though he jokes nothing beats a New York slice. Later, his friend Joey's wife ordered pizza for everyone, including a "corn and chicken" pizza—a topping combination the speaker had never encountered. He finds it bizarre, joking about the logistics of putting chicken in corn versus corn in chicken.
The anecdote highlights cultural differences and the speaker's playful, conversational style, blending travel stories, humor, and food observations.
FAQs
The speaker went to Scotland, despite initially lying about not going. Their flight was diverted to Atlanta due to a tornado in New York, but they eventually made it to Scotland.
The speaker lied to keep the other person on their toes, as a playful joke, even though they had previously told them they didn't go.
The speaker said the food was great and improved, despite having previously talked badly about it on the show 'Bad Friends.'
The speaker's friend's wife ordered a pizza with corn and chicken, which the speaker had never seen before and found unusual.
The flight was diverted to Atlanta because of a tornado in New York, but they later took off again and successfully reached Scotland.
Yes, the speaker had a lot of fun and described the trip as amazing, mentioning the great scenery and weather.
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