Happy Hour Marathon
I have always been blessed with cable television. When I was young, my after-school ritual would be to sit in front of the TV with milk and cookies that my mom prepared (some days they were mini-quiches or Pizza Bites from Costco) and watch the Food Network. I would then pretend I was eating the dishes the chefs were making on screen instead of food that comes out of cardboard boxes.
For some reason, I was especially drawn to Emeril Lagasse and sat through many episodes of him yelling at me to spice up my Cajun cuisine with more pepper. Watching these Happy Hour videos remind me of those days as the end result seems to be the same; I don’t actually learn how to cook anything, and feel like I’ve been verbally abused.
We have come to know a few moderately youtube successful people and they all say we should do something involving current event parodies with this show. I don’t know if it is possible but I think our show has a dignity that I don’t want to compromise by pandering to silly pop culture-obsessed people.
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