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    Ep 249: Rhys Nicholson

    enMay 15, 2024

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    • Mint Mobile lowers unlimited plan price, offers Paramount PlusMint Mobile reduces its unlimited plan price to $15/month with six months of Paramount Plus Essential for new customers.

      Mint Mobile, a telecommunications company, is cutting its unlimited plan price from $30 to $15 per month, despite big wireless companies being allowed to raise prices due to inflation. This offer includes six months of Paramount Plus Essential for new customers. Meanwhile, comedian James Acaster and his guest Reese Nicholson discussed food-based memoirs and the comedian's favorite comedy special, "Live at the Athenaeum," during their podcast episode. Additionally, James Acaster shared how he avoids social media by imagining negative feedback and focusing on his love for sesame snaps. Lastly, PlushCare, an online healthcare platform, offers weight loss solutions, including FDA-approved medications like Wegovy and Zepbound, for those who qualify.

    • Unexpected joys in life and the excitement of new experiencesEmbrace unexpected experiences, even with uncertainty, as they can bring joy and inspiration. Draw motivation from others' achievements.

      Rhys Nicholson, the comedian, shares a relatable experience of discovering unexpected joys in life, such as finding extra sesame snaps in a packet or participating in unexpected opportunities like being on a game show. He acknowledges the excitement of imagining oneself in such situations beforehand but feels unprepared and uncertain when actually experiencing them. Rhys also discussed his admiration for other successful figures, like Richard Osman, and how their achievements can influence one's own perspective and expectations. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of embracing new experiences, even when they come with unexpected challenges, and the inspiration we can draw from others' successes.

    • Connecting with people through cooking and comedySuccess in cooking and comedy requires a deep desire to connect with people, intense focus on creating relatable, universal dishes or performances, and a willingness to take risks.

      Both comedy and being a chef require a deep desire to connect with people while also surprising them. The chefs in "Chef's Table" evoke strong emotions through their intense focus on creating relatable, universal dishes. Comedians, like Ben Shapiro, also share this intensity and the desire to be liked, while adding an element of surprise with their humor. Sharing a meal or a laugh creates a unique bond between people, and the best examples of both comedy and cooking transport us to a place where we feel like we're part of something special. Whether it's a beautifully crafted dinner party or a side-splitting comedy performance, the goal is to make people feel seen and entertained. The secret to success in both fields is a combination of skill, passion, and a willingness to take risks.

    • Understanding the complexities of human desiresJames Acaster's stories highlight the intricacies of wanting something deeply but not fully understanding why, and the importance of having a place of belonging and control.

      James Acaster's unique perspective on life and experiences can leave us feeling intrigued and thoughtful. He shared stories from his childhood, where he described feeling a disconnect between wanting something and not fully understanding why. This concept was exemplified through his tale of wanting grapes from a man in his head, who was holding them up high. This idea of wanting something deeply but not fully comprehending the reason behind it can be related to various aspects of life, such as food preferences or owning a venue. Acaster also highlighted the importance of having a place where one feels a sense of belonging and control, like a well-run bar or venue. Overall, Acaster's stories left us pondering the complexities of human desires and the importance of embracing the strange and unusual.

    • Appreciation for Melbourne's Food SceneThe speaker values Melbourne's diverse and high-quality food scene, with a focus on locally sourced produce and successful franchises.

      The speaker values the variety and quality of food in Melbourne, Australia, and appreciates the ability to find good food in numerous places without extensive research. They also admire the local franchising of successful restaurants and the focus on fresh, locally sourced produce. The speaker also shared their personal food philosophy, influenced by experiences with Jamie Oliver and their partner, and their preference for specific dishes and restaurants in Melbourne. The conversation also touched upon the differences in food culture between Australia and other countries, with the speaker expressing gratitude for the abundance and quality of food options in their current location.

    • Exploring Australian and New Zealand CuisineDespite initial skepticism, trying new foods like Schnitz in Australia and Kiwi dishes in New Zealand can lead to memorable culinary experiences. Quick and convenient meals, like Fishbowl salad, also have their appeal.

      Despite some cultural differences and unique food preferences, both Melbourne, Australia, and New Zealand offer unique and memorable culinary experiences. The speaker shared his initial skepticism about trying Schnitz, a popular Australian chain restaurant, but was pleasantly surprised by the experience. He also mentioned New Zealand's intense Kiwi chefs and delicious food. The speaker's preferences leaned towards more traditional fine dining options, but he acknowledged the appeal of quick and convenient meals, like the salad from the Sydney strip club, Fishbowl. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance of trying new things and the joy of discovering unexpected gems in the culinary world.

    • Personal memories of attempting raw French dishesRaw dishes like steak tartare can bring a sense of accomplishment and maturity when successfully prepared at home, but may not be suitable for large gatherings or serving to others due to their delicate nature.

      Raw dishes like steak tartare are best enjoyed in the comfort of your own home and not for large gatherings or serving to others. The speaker recalls their personal experiences with attempting to recreate such dishes and the potential disastrous results. The idea of a "Jeff Tata" themed French restaurant serving steak tartare in a bucket might seem absurd, but the speaker's reminiscence of their first encounter with the dish and the feeling of maturity it brought about is a fond memory. The speaker also muses about how French food, particularly raw dishes, can have a "baby food" texture and how some French culinary practices might seem extreme or even taboo. Ultimately, the speaker cherishes the memories of their personal culinary adventures and the sense of maturity and accomplishment they bring.

    • The Magic of Restaurant ExperiencesExceptional dishes, like an anchovy toast, can't be fully replicated at home due to the chef's expertise and presentation. The hospitality industry provides memorable moments and welcomes all customers, regardless of status.

      The speaker is passionate about experiencing memorable culinary moments, particularly an anchovy toast from Carlton Wine Room in Melbourne. Despite attempts to recreate it at home, the magic of the dish lies in its preparation and presentation at the restaurant. The speaker also appreciates the hospitality industry's commitment to serving all customers, regardless of their status, and shares a humorous anecdote about nearly crossing paths with Gordon Ramsay and the Obamas at a restaurant. The speaker's anecdotes illustrate the joy and excitement that comes from discovering and savoring exceptional food and experiences.

    • Handling First Impressions with Grace and RespectApproaching idols without a clear goal may not be worth it and respecting others' presence is crucial for positive first impressions.

      First impressions can be crucial but handling them with grace and respect is essential. The speaker shared an experience of meeting Andrew Garfield at a festival while drunk and how he blurted out an inappropriate greeting. Though Garfield responded well, the speaker felt he had ruined the opportunity. Reflecting on the incident, the speaker realized that approaching idols without a clear goal in mind might not be worth it. He gave examples of other instances where he admired celebrities from a distance, such as David Byrne, and how he hesitated to approach them due to the potential insignificance of the interaction. The speaker concluded by sharing how his algorithm lately has shown him unrelated content, such as pilots landing planes and drag queens, which he found intriguing but ultimately meaningless. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of considering the potential impact of our actions and the value of respecting others' presence.

    • Finding joy in unexpected places and the importance of qualityLife's experiences, whether luxurious or simple, can bring joy. Quality is essential and can be found in affordable ways, enhancing life's enjoyment. Alfred Hitchcock and Mel Brooks illustrate how even the most extravagant experiences can be enjoyed repeatedly.

      Life's experiences, no matter the class or circumstances, can bring unexpected joys and discoveries. Using the metaphor of a plane's class system, the speaker reflects on how even those in economy might appreciate the "shout out" of the rich, just as some people might find joy in simple pleasures like cooking a steak or watching movies during lockdown. Quality, whether it's in essentials or experiences, is nonnegotiable, and finding ways to access it at affordable prices can elevate one's life. The speaker also shares an anecdote about Alfred Hitchcock and Mel Brooks, illustrating how even the most extravagant experiences can be enjoyed multiple times. Overall, the discussion emphasizes finding joy in the ordinary and the importance of quality, regardless of circumstances.

    • Creating memorable mealsExceptional food experiences can leave lasting impressions, bring people together, and even change perspectives through intricate processes and shared memories.

      Exceptional food experiences, whether it's a unique lasagna or a marbled steak, have the power to leave a lasting impression and bring people together. The intricate processes behind these dishes, like piping meat onto pasta or feeding cows beer and cereal, add to their allure. These memorable meals can evoke strong reactions and even change perspectives, like converting a long-term vegetarian. While some dishes may become go-to comfort foods, like a fried chicken burger, others may be savored for special occasions. Regardless, the shared experience of enjoying a delicious meal can create cherished memories.

    • A Pub Night of Chips and LaughterThe group enjoyed a variety of chips, with the speaker expressing a preference for thick cut and a fun appreciation for curly fries, while pondering the potential waste and joking about reassembling a potato.

      The discussion revolved around the appreciation for various types of chips, specifically at a pub. The group, which included the speaker and another person named Ed, ordered a variety of chips, including thick cut, curly fries, and possibly others. The speaker expressed a preference for thick cut chips, but also enjoyed curly fries due to their fun texture and the ability to dip them in sauces. They also pondered the potential waste in producing curly fries and joked about the idea of reassembling a potato from the curly fries. The conversation also touched on other food-related topics, such as Hallumi and gadgets, and the speaker's past hobby of buying items with the intention of using them but then losing interest. The conversation was filled with humor and a shared enjoyment of food.

    • A discussion about Jeff Tartar's love for fried chicken burgers and his mysterious pastThe group debated the importance of side dishes with Jeff's preference for fried chicken burgers and shared their own food preferences, while also considering the hierarchy of guns and the challenge of balancing audience preferences with personal dreams.

      The discussion revolved around the character Jeff Tartar, who is described as an odd, single man with a fondness for fried chicken burgers and a mysterious past. He is imagined to look like a small, round-bodied man with long, little legs. Jeff seems to have a simple taste in food, preferring a basic green salad alongside his fried chicken and curly fries. The conversation also touched on the hierarchy of guns, with the gun in question being described as less threatening and somewhat comical. The group also discussed their preferences in food and the importance of side dishes, with a shared agreement that a burger should always come with additional sides. The conversation also touched on the struggle of deciding between pleasing the audience or following one's dreams when hosting a show. The discussion was relaxed in some ways, but firm in others, reflecting the complexities of human interactions.

    • The importance of a palate cleanser between heavy mealsA simple, refreshing side dish can elevate the dining experience by resetting the palate and complementing the main dish without overshadowing it.

      A simple, refreshing side dish can significantly enhance the enjoyment of a heavy meal. The speaker shares her experience of discovering the importance of a palate cleanser between bites of a heavy chicken burger, and how a side dish made of cucumber in rice wine vinegar, lettuce, parsley, dill, tarragon, and a shallot vinaigrette, with heaps of salt, helped reset her palate and elevated her dining experience. The speaker also mentions how some people view side dishes as a whole meal and how they complement the main dish without overshadowing it. She reflects on her experiences at steak houses and French restaurants, where the pride in hospitality and history adds to the overall dining experience. The speaker concludes by expressing her appreciation for well-executed side dishes and the joy of being judged by knowledgeable staff.

    • Frustration with limitations in enjoyment experiencesThe speaker shares their disappointment with insufficient sauce in a takeaway dish and expresses a desire to improve cooking skills to avoid similar inconveniences. They also admire those who can confidently create dishes using pantry ingredients and wish to deepen their understanding of cooking.

      The speaker expresses frustration with not being able to fully enjoy certain experiences due to limitations or lack of control over key elements. This is evident in their anecdote about consistently receiving insufficient sauce with their takeaway cauliflower dish, and their desire to improve their cooking skills to avoid such inconveniences. Additionally, the speaker expresses admiration for those who can confidently create dishes using their pantry ingredients and wishes to develop a deeper understanding of cooking. The conversation also touches on the speaker's past attempts to pursue new interests, such as taking a cooking course or quitting comedy to focus on a different passion. Overall, the speaker's reflections highlight the importance of mastering skills and having control over aspects of life that bring enjoyment.

    • Exploring perfect food and drink pairings, with a preference for Austrian RieslingDiscovering the joy of finding ideal food and drink pairings, shifting towards lighter wines like Riesling and Pinot Noir as we age, and the social aspects of the experience.

      Our conversation revealed a deep appreciation for food and drink pairings, with a particular fondness for acidic, dry Riesling wines. The speaker expressed a desire for a cold Austrian Riesling to complement various dishes, including burgers and Korean fried chicken. The conversation also touched upon the evolution of wine preferences as one gets older, with a shift towards lighter wines like Pinot Noir and Riesling. Additionally, the speaker shared a humorous anecdote about the Australian tradition of "Goon of Fortune," which involves drinking wine from a sack as a game among friends. Despite the speaker's Australian background, they expressed no loyalty issues in favoring Austrian Riesling over Australian options. Overall, the conversation highlighted the joy and social aspects of discovering the perfect food and drink pairings.

    • Unexpected discoveries and shared experiencesSharing experiences and letting go can lead to unexpected discoveries and interesting outcomes. Trying new things and being open to the unknown can enrich our lives.

      Sometimes, letting go and allowing people to discover things on their own can lead to unexpected and interesting outcomes. This was evident in the story about Jeff and the flower girl, where Jeff's attempt to share his love for Star Wars resulted in her tragic demise and her becoming a more intriguing character. Furthermore, the conversation touched on the topic of desserts, with one person expressing a preference for trying different desserts and another admitting to being more of a "spooner," wanting to taste a little of everyone else's dessert. The group also discussed the experience of being overly intoxicated at a dinner and the desire to prolong the night. Another interesting takeaway was the discovery of a unique dessert at an Italian restaurant, which was described as a "pecorino brulee," a simple yet delicious combination of Pecorino cheese and brown sugar torched on top. The conversation also touched on the challenge of trying to describe a dish before the picture on a slideshow moved on. Overall, the conversation was filled with a mix of reminiscing about past experiences, sharing of preferences, and the discovery of new things.

    • Aging and the value of privacy onlineAs we age, we prioritize privacy and discretion online, finding joy in new tastes and classic pleasures like good food, drinks, and the company of others.

      As we age, we become more conscious of our image and the potential consequences of sharing personal information online. The fear of having private messages or screenshots leaked can be a source of anxiety, leading some to value privacy and discretion. On a lighter note, the conversation also touched on the enjoyment of good food and drinks, particularly digestives and Italian liqueurs, as a way to end a meal and feel grown up. The discovery of new tastes and the satisfaction of knowing about such things was highlighted as a source of joy. Additionally, the conversation revealed a shared appreciation for classic cocktails, with Negronis and Manhattans being mentioned as favorites. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of enjoying the simple pleasures in life, whether it be through food, drink, or the company of others.

    • A delightful conversation about a unique intermezzo and a well-prepared mealThe speakers appreciated the intermezzo of bruleed pecorino, enjoyed the Austrian Riesling, and looked forward to recreating the experience at home despite challenges.

      The discussion revolved around the enjoyment of a meal, with a particular focus on a unique intermezzo of bruleed pecorino. The speakers expressed their appreciation for this additional course, which acted as a bridge between the main course and dessert. They also shared their plans to recreate the experience at home, despite the potential challenges. The conversation included detailed descriptions of various dishes, from starters to desserts, with a shared enthusiasm for the Austrian Riesling that accompanied the meal. The speakers also touched upon the importance of good company and the desire to share dining experiences with loved ones. They mused about the idea of experiencing dinner with every person they've had a nice meal with in a multiverse situation. Overall, the conversation was a celebration of food, good company, and the shared enjoyment of a well-prepared meal.

    • Exploring Quality Memoirs and EssentialsConsider Reese's Book and Glutton for engaging food memoirs, Quince for high-quality essentials, Stamps.com for efficient mailing and shipping, and the Rob Orton Daily Podcast for daily thought-provoking content.

      When it comes to making purchases, especially in the realm of food-related memoirs or high-end essentials, quality should never be compromised. Reese's Book by Reese Witherspoon and Glutton by Ed Gamble are two excellent food-based memoirs worth considering, offering unique perspectives and engaging stories. Similarly, Quince is a go-to destination for affordable yet high-quality essentials, ensuring ethical and responsible manufacturing. For businesses, Stamps.com is a no-brainer solution for streamlining mailing and shipping processes, saving time and money. Lastly, through the Rob Orton Daily Podcast, listeners can enjoy a daily dose of thought-provoking stories, poems, and musings on various subjects.

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