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- I like a secret redneck.
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- Yeah.
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(upbeat music)
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Whatever we do the south goes way harder.
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Just like all decadent as (bleep).
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They're like you eat it,
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and then it's just nap time.
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- I'm really excited for sweet tea,
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because I feel like ladies like sweet tea,
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and I've always wanted to be a lady.
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- [man in plaid shirt] Oprah?
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Oh Okra.
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What's okra?
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- This is okra dude.
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It's a--
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- Okay, I thought it was animal.
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- It looks like a banana pepper.
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What do they call it?
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Pepperoncinis?
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- Why don't you like okra?
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- It's so slimy.
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It's disgusting.
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- [woman on right] Yeah. - [woman on left] Mmm.
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- I love a good pickle.
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- [woman with long brown hair] What's this?
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A little peanut?
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- [woman with purple hair] Yeah, a little peanut.
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- [woman with long brown hair] Little peanuts?
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- It looks like a cartoon of
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like what a little poop would look like.
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Doesn't it?
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- Ew, it's slimy.
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- I don't like that it's wet.
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- Mmm,mm,mm,mm,mm,mm.
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- It feels like a bean.
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- It's salty,
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and it's (bleep) (mumbles).
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- I like it a lot.
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- I am pleasantly surprised.
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I am not gonna lie.
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- [Voiceover] Liver mush.
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It looks like burnt toast.
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- A weird brownie, that's what it feels like.
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- It smells pretty good.
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- I'm not mad at it.
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Maybe it would be with ketchup or like a sauce.
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- You're not mad at it?
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- Uh-uh.
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- Yeah, it's like a sandier cousin of the hamburger.
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- I could see myself cuttin' open one of these biscuits,
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putting it in there.
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- Can you give us like five minutes?
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I just wanna finish eating.
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- [Voiceover] Country ham
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- It's not your typical deli ham you see in the supermarket.
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- This is like
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ham.
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- You guys are on some next level (bleep) here.
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- It's like a hug from the Lord.
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It's delicious.
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- Mm.
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- [both] Mm, mm, mm.
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Mm, mm, mm.
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- What would happen if I replaced my morning coffee
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with this gravy?
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- Oh here's something that tastes good.
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I know what we'll do.
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We'll soak it in butter and gravy.
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Oh, you're a genius.
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- [woman with long brown hair] Oh it's a moon pie.
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- (bleep) yes.
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- Oh my (bleep).
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- (bleep) yes.
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- Who needs something this big?
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There's like three cookies in one.
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- Looks like a s'more on steroids.
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- Oh, try and take this away from me.
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- That's probably the thickest cookie I've ever had.
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- It's a lot to bite into.
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- I could see like every third grader in the south
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like just having one of these in their lunch boxes.
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- This is something where I'm like,"Oh I like this."
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Is this the best thing I've ever eaten?
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No, but if you tried to take it away from me
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I would kill you.
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- I think all southern food feels like
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it's prepared with love.
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- I think there's something to be said for this food
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in moderation.
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- You're worried about your arteries.
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- California needs to step it up a little bit.
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- I know.
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We're like--
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Everything that we're doing is like,
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"How can we add kale to it?"
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(bleep) that.
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Give me sugar ham.
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- Yeah.
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- I think southern food makes you happy while you eat it,
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and then right afterwards you're like,
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"All right, nap time."
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- And then you're happy while you nap.
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(laughter)
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Then you wake up you're cranky,
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and you just eat again and you're happy.
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(laughter)