political rally, on twitter, social media, to put names out, you put people in jeopardy. you put them in jeopardy because you don t put the context. this is a first amendment right to contribute to any candidate. dana: your thoughts on this whole controversy, carl? i agree with donna. this is thuggish behavior. this is an attempt to shame people into not contributing to political candidates with which castro disagrees. he did so by picking up people in the san antonio community who he thought were prominent business people. there s a popular barbecue restaurant, bill miller barbecue. he picked out one of the owners of the barbecue joint. the clear purpose of that was to discourage people from going to that business. to physically harm that business by discouraging people from coming. this has an effect. might affect the owner of it. it s going to affect the people sitting behind that counter who are making those sandwiches and cleaning up those tables and
myself with a group of total strangers, observe what they call and please excuse my painful pronunciation . combining company and meal. in korean business culture, this would be a regular thing. a one-night corporate retreat if you will. which is how i ended up at my appointment with the fates, a barbecue joint popular with the salary man. who is everybody here? mr. noh. mr. park. tony. tony. i think they like me. do you drink soju? i do.
abuse children as, quote, tools of satan. but what does he plan to actually do about it? we re live in rome. but first, this week s wanderlust takes us to austin, texas. take a look. austin is the live music capital of the world. it s really a place where musicians and music lovers come together to create community. the continental club is one of my favorite venues. it s a place where you can go see music in a really intimate setting. stubb s is a great venue. they have a huge outdoor amphitheatre. if you want a great crowd experience, it s a good place to go. we are a female owned barbecue joint. and we re also married. texas barbecue is definitely heavy brisket. at barbecue, we recommend you come in and try a little bit of
of martin s barbecue joint. sundays are often spent here at pat s house friends, family kicking back and drinking beer and cooking over the fire pits. all these chefs pride themselves on celebrating local, seasonal, southern ingredients, and close relationships with farmers and food producers from the area. those are 90-day aged ribeyes from nearby bear creek farm slowly cooking there, and they re gonna be topped off with oyster mushrooms and bourbon soy, and some nice runny eggs and garlic. grits, well, of course. these are called greasy beans, pressure canned in saltwater then heated up with pork fat, so i m not hating that, for sure. there s also homemade ricotta served with a cold smoked sausage and roasted acorn squash. pat: you better get it, friend. because if you don t, you re screwed, man. everybody gets an egg. everybody cool with that? anthony: oh, hell yeah. it s a must. tandy: doesn t really matter what i m eating if i m eating outdoors. anthony: really?
let s just be honest. think about yesterday the lunch you and i went to. we had pizza. we went home with more stuff. you probably put the pizza in your refrigerator. i put the extra pizza in my refrigerator. i m probably not going to eat it. i ll go next week and look at it and probably won t eat it. there are families who are starving in this country, and it s not just me and you. we all do it. i think we could all be better. true. true. sadly, i went crazy on that pizza last night about 11:30. i should have left it alone. okay. can i tell you a secret? so after we saw you, we went to townline. you went to a barbecue joint after that. we went to townline. after townline, we came back, decorated the tree. then we ordered chinese. what the heck? what are you, pregnant? what do you say? feed a cold, starve a fever? i m feeding whatever it is. you took care of that. oh, my gosh. my appetite is out of control. so there you go. d. lemon.