My next door neighborhood, famous for his barbecues, was chosen some vegetarian/videographers to do a piece about changing to vegetarianism.
Instead of his beer can chicken, they are going to reproduce it vegetarian-style.
Since I am friends with all of these people, I probably will be chill during the filming.
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But, if I chose not to be, the first thing I would say is, "This dish [I think they are going to make it out of pears and a garlic rub] is definitely not as good as beer-can chicken." The next thing I would say is "Is this the lecture-portion of how to be a vegetarian? Because there is nothing that whets the appetite like receiving a self-righteous lecture".
And my final comment is when my neighbor makes his beer-can chicken, and I keep saying, hmm, that smells so good. Don't you just want a piece?
Instead of his beer can chicken, they are going to reproduce it vegetarian-style.
Since I am friends with all of these people, I probably will be chill during the filming.
.
.
.
.
.
But, if I chose not to be, the first thing I would say is, "This dish [I think they are going to make it out of pears and a garlic rub] is definitely not as good as beer-can chicken." The next thing I would say is "Is this the lecture-portion of how to be a vegetarian? Because there is nothing that whets the appetite like receiving a self-righteous lecture".
And my final comment is when my neighbor makes his beer-can chicken, and I keep saying, hmm, that smells so good. Don't you just want a piece?