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Author: Jordan Okun and Max Shapiro

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Comedic food talk covering restaurants, cooking, eating habits, hospitality, and even some respectful interviews with big name chefs, celebrities, and regular schnooks hosted by Jordan Okun and Max Shapiro (the team formerly of Air Jordan: A Food Podcast). Straight outta Los Angeles, but covering the entire mad food world.
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The fellas visited their favorite Chinese restaurant and talk the must-order menu items, two major problems, dishes you can ignore, Jordan's big fail, Max's eating issues, and late night desperation for sugar. Plus, Max revisited an exclusive LA institution where the booze trumped the food, Jordan went to the movies and released possibly alarming aromas, Swedish candy addiction is real, Trader Joe's cheesecake, Sonny's sandwiches, and Mish's pastrami.
Plus, the perfect Christmas dinner reservations, lamb neck vs. shrimp cocktail vs. Mission burritos, chefs Max would collab with, the perfect Chinese food additions for turkey day, it's finally time to nog, airport behavior, restaurants we want to see takeover the Stella space, what Hollywood institutions did the boys dine at as kids, lots of Los Angeles pig to eat, a strange pick to play Jordo in a movie and many perfect Max casting ideas.
Why doesn't Los Angeles care about Superiority Burger coming soon, the LA Taco debacle, HiHo's new thick drop, 101 updates and fallout with Bill and Jenn, Jordan & Max's Oki dog recipes, Little Fish love, influencer food fights, more Soupy Ps, lots of Husk, and what dishes to avoid and order at South Beverly Grill.
The fellas give some time to the spookiest day of the year (not the release of the LA Times 101 list), but it's all about Persian food in Century City, where they nailed the cuisine defining dish, somehow screwed up the simplest protein, Jordan was wronged with numerous incidents, Max was constantly praised, and it all ends with a mall parking behavior debate.
We were done with this. We didn't want to do it again. But you begged. You pleaded. And we enjoy servicing you. So, here it is. And please remember, it's not personal, it's strictly business.
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