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- 0:00What, are you upset with me because they didn't, like, you know, ease you into that bad news?
- 0:08I didn't start by saying brunch is very ill.
- 0:11We're not quite sure.
- 0:12I was shocked to hear that.
- 0:14I'll be right.
- 0:15I was insensitive.
- 0:16That guy's name is literally Eggs Benedict.
- 0:19So this week the Wall Street Journal did officially declare the death of brunch.
- 0:22People are tired of waiting in the long lines.
- 0:25People want to eat healthier.
- 0:27And then, of course, there is the challenge of getting those tankers of hollandaise sauce
- 0:30safely through the Strait of Hormuz.
- 0:36Are you guys brunch fans?
- 0:37Will you be?
- 0:38I am a brunch fan.
- 0:39But I will say this is from the Wall Street Journal, which I guess is really known for
- 0:44brunch reviews.
- 0:46Yeah.
- 0:47I appreciate the source, but I can't take it seriously.
- 0:50I need a blog from a drag queen to tell me that brunch is dead.
- 0:58I need Trixie Mattel to tell me brunch is dead before I believe it.
- 1:03I like they're going to start calling it what it is, drunk at two in the afternoon.
- 1:06Well, that's the thing.
- 1:08I also love, I mean, because the big thing at brunches was the Bloody Mary bar.
- 1:12Yeah.
- 1:13Which was so clever, which was just a bartender going, we do not want to make you drink.
- 1:17Yeah.
- 1:18Just do it yourself.
- 1:19It's basically self-checkout for alcoholics.
- 1:22Alza, how did Katie do in our quiz?
- 1:25Katie is the winner.
- 1:26She got all of them right.
- 1:27Congratulations, Katie.
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