I cannot wait to try the food here The reviews have been incredible Okay, What's good? Ah, I've heard good things about the Proshute Um, also the Caprese Also the Mozzarella sticks Uh, and the Bruschetta! Uh, and the garlic bread. Do you mean Bruschetta? Yeah, Bruschetta. Why are you saying it that way? That's how it's supposed to be pronounced. People like it when you embrace their cultures, it's very respectful. Oh! they have Linguine! Okay. Talking to you is embarrassing and I wanna change th
e subject. Have you guys eaten in this neighborhood before? Actually, right next door, there's an amazing Spanish restaurant They do the best Tapas and Gazpacho. You mean Tapas and Gazpacho. Yeah, that's what I said: Tapas and Gazpacho. That is NOT what you said! And one block down there's a Sushi restaurant that you have to try. That is racist. It's not racist! Look if anything, it's less racist I'm not imposing my Anglicized pronunciation on these foreign words Like some sort of linguistic Con
quistador. Okay, I think I'll hide in the bathroom for the rest of the night. No! Adam c'mon! I had a great night planned We're gonna get dinner Then we're gonna go get some Strudel Then we would go to the pub And I'll buy you Vodka shots And then we will go get Strudel. You already said Strudel. Did I? Hmm, Deja-Vu! Then we go do some Karaoke Pat, I know you do an amazing edition of Nirvana's rape me. Nirvana is an American band! But it's a Hindi word! Asshole! I can't do this. I need to leave.
No! Adam, c'mon, at least stay for coffee The traffic is so bad in Los Angeles We can go to the Starbucks next door, alright? We can get some Frappuccinos, or some Cappuccinos Or a Croissant. Croissant. Croissant. Croissant! Croissant. Croissant!! I wanna hit him! Can I hit him? Trapp, you sound like a horrible person right now. I'm sorry Mea culpa I guess I committed a huge Faux-pas I don't know if the fung shui here is off or something But you all are getting really angry with me so why would
n't we call it a "?" And we'll all have a little Bow Wow And then we can call an Uber Offending you was never my Goaaaaaal We're... Not ready to order yet. Several of our guests have requested that you leave. Mama Mia!
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The way he says "garlic bread" in such a normal way cracks me up
As a Japanese guy, when he said “sushi” I died.
I live in France and his pronunciation of croissant is perfect.
love how he not only overpronunces the words, but he also does different voices based on countrie's stereotypes
"People like it when you embrace their culture" *adam rips off his shirt to reveal a grey suit * "Actually, they dont. Researchers show that-"
as an italian, I was agreeing with him on the part of the bruschetta and thinking "yeah, italians are probably going to find your pronunciation funny but they'll appreciate the effort, surely more than pat's pronunciation" then he said LINGUIIINI and I died laughing
I love how he didn't overpronounce "frappucino." You know... because it's not an Italian thing... Just corporate nonsense.
I could listen to Trapp say "tapas and gazpacho" for hours
I’m more impressed he was able say all those words in different accents
By far my favourite joke in this is that he doesn't overpronounce "Frappuccino"
The way he said "Los Angeles" killed me😂😂😂
The face he makes when he says “Nirvana,” immediately followed up by his normal voice saying “rape me” is fantastic.
for once it wasn't adam who ruined everything
Trapp: "it's respectful" also Trapp whenever he pronounces an italian word: 👌👌🥴🥴🍝🍝
As a Chinese, when he said “fung shui” it was amazing and I died from laughter.
That's what my french teacher sounds like talking about her life: Quand j'avais trente ans, je suis arrivée à New Jersey
I absolutely died when he said "Los Angeles" with that face
I love how he even over pronounces the American accent with garlic bread
That “goooooaaaaaallll” wasn’t over pronounced, that was weakly pronounced