Transcript
A (0:00)
I'm so excited to see you tonight. First date, baby. First date. First date. Hello, and welcome to another episode of First Date. You may know my guest today from Barstool. He has a new mockumentary sitcom out that comes out every Tuesday. It is called Les Mascots. Give it up for John Feitelberg.
B (0:32)
Well, clap. An actual clap. Thank you very much for having me. That was a surprise. That was fun.
A (0:38)
It's the only time my studio audience participates.
B (0:41)
I did not expect that.
A (0:43)
So you live in New York. We were just talking before you came on.
B (0:45)
I do live in New York, yes.
A (0:47)
And you live in a great area, and you're in a great place, and I'm so fucking jealous.
B (0:52)
Why? Austin's like, the spot I thought it is. That's how everyone reacts when I say that it is.
A (1:00)
But New York will always be New York.
B (1:02)
Yes.
A (1:02)
It's so walkable, and I think that's what I enjoy the most about it. You can't walk anywhere, really, In Austin.
B (1:09)
You can't walk anywhere. Anywhere. It is.
A (1:12)
Yeah, it's.
B (1:13)
It's a humongous. I never really thought about it until I, like, really. I've been in New York a long time now. So now when I go visit other cities, I'm like, oh, we can't. I can't go walk and get something. Like, what are you talking.
A (1:23)
Yeah.
B (1:23)
And then I feel like, like, you said you're from Dallas. I was in Dallas recently, and I was like, oh, this is just. Every city is just a regular city. Does that make sense?
A (1:31)
Yeah.
B (1:31)
Like, except for New York. To me, every other city just feels like, yeah.
A (1:34)
