Hemightbetreatingmetofood, or I'llbuysomeofitaswell, andthenas I tasteit, I'lltrytothinkofalltheEnglishwordsandphrases I wouldusetodescribethatfood, so I'm lookingforwardtoit.
Andwe'regonnaget a lobsterroll, whichisapparently a prettycommonthingtogetwhenyou'reinMaine.
I thinkBrent's gonnapayforthemagain.
We'llsee.
Whatcan I getforya?
I saywegowith a couplelobsterrolls.
Yeah.
Andsincewe'reinMaine, wegottadotheMaine.
Yeah, twoMainelobsterrolls.
Yeah, wegottwosizes.
Wehave a fourand a halfounceand a six.
Howhungryareyou?
Thesmalleroneforme.
Okay.
Smalleroneformeaswell.
We'rekindofon a touroffood, sowedon't wanttoeattoomuch.
SoitsaysfortheMaineone, justmayoandchives.
Yes.
Doesitcomewithanybutter?
Wecanputbutteronanything.
Pleasedo.
Allright, I'llgetthatreceiptprintedforyou.
Okay.
Thankyou.
And I'llgetyouthosedrinks.
I'llberightback.
Thanks.
Here's thewaters.
Let's getourmoxies.
Youguyshadmoxiebefore?
I'vehaditbefore.
No.
Sowe'regonna- We'regonnaseeif I likeit.
Letusknowwhereyoufallonthegreatdebatehere.
Doyoulikeit?
I loveit.
Youdo, really?
You'llbenumber 49.
We'lljustcallit a morning.
Okay, thankyou.
Enjoyguys.
I'vehadthisforabout 20 yearsandit's notasbadas I thought.
No, thisisreallygood.
So I'm tryingmoxiebytheway.
So I, sorry, I stoppedrecording.
Soyoudidn't seemeopenthecanandhearthenicesound.
I'llmakethesoundforyou.
It's good.
It's verysweet.
It's like a traditionalsoda.
I wasexpectingsomethingthatwas a littledifferent, butitsaysonheredistinctivelydifferent, butitreallytasteslikejust a regularsweet, almostlike a rootbeer.
I wasgonnasay, ithas a hintoflikerootbeer.
So I don't know, isthatsassafrasorsomethinglikethat, right?
It's good.
I woulddrinkitagain.
Thereyougo.
Enjoy.
Thankyou.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, sothisis a lobsterroll.
Itlookskindoflike a fancy, fancybunwithlotsoflobsterinit.
Andthensomepotatochips.
Potatochipsaregood.
They're a bitsalty.
I noticedthere's a fork.
Mm-hmm.
There's alsolemon.
I'm gonnaassumeliketraditionalseafood, I shouldputsomelemononthis.
Andthenistheforkforlikenewbies?
I thinkitcangetprettymessy, so.
I think I just, I gottajusttake a bite.
Soherewego.
Myfirstbite.
Mm.
Mm.
Thatisveryfreshseafood.
Likewhere I live, farfromtheocean, wedon't getfresh.
Thisis, thisisverygood.
Youcantell.
I didn't knowyoucouldtellthateasily.
And I'm notthebiggestlobsterfan, but I mean, theydidn't skimponthelobstermeat.
So, weshouldcheckbackinin 20 minutesandseehowyou'refeeling, because...
I'llprobablybesleepingonthecouchatBrent's house, because I think I'm gonnahave a bitof a sugaroverload, butyeah, thatdefinitelyhitthespot.
Well, hey, thanksforwatchingthislittleEnglishlessonwhere I atesomefoodandhopefully I describeditinenoughwaysthatyouwereabletolearnsomeEnglishwordsandphrases.
I knowitwasn't a traditionalEnglishlesson, butitcertainlywasfuntohaveyoualongasBrentand I toured a littlebitofMaineandtriedsomeofthefoodandonedrink.
So, anyways, thanksforwatching.
Remember, ifthisisyourfirsttimehere, don't forgettoclickthatsubscribebutton, giveme a thumbsup, andifyouhavesomemoretime, whydon't youstickaroundandwatchanotherEnglishlesson?
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