[ the dead weather hang you from the heavens ] i never know how to treat you you say i love you but it ain t true i m walking away now one step forward and back two i like to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens anthony: in the galley, matthew and i slave over celeriac, apple, and walnut salad, fried pork dumplings, pulled pork with red cabbage, and deviled eggs because it ain t a party without deviled eggs. and brisket. i want to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens
mild, whatever it is. alison: i know that i don t have a hot one, but this is hot anyway. i m just i m trying to bond with you guys. anthony: all right, i m going in. do not resuscitate. matthew: oh, man. i don t want this. anthony: oh. oh, that hurts. i think i m hallucinating. matthew: that one s putting you in a head spin. alison: oh, my god. anthony: it s like a sharp burning, and it just keeps coming, and coming, and coming. it s not going away. matthew: you got nothing on yours? was it like a medium? alison: i m good over here. i m real good. matthew: you re fine, you re good to go? alison: this is great. yeah. matthew: get a little bit of mustard? alison: there appears to be a little bit of mustard on here, yes. [ laughter ] anthony: how bad can it be?
all right. waitress: from left to right, hot, medium, mild. and then the fish, spicy. alison: okay, thank you. matthew: i didn t even order, so you guys go for it. anthony: oh, you re gonna have to try some. anthony: matthew mosshart, alison s brother, is a professional chef who moved here in 2013 to start a catering business. matthew: we should have gloves on. oh, man. anthony: the medium is really hot. that s really hot. and it just keeps coming. alison: you re already diving into the coleslaw a million miles an hour. anthony: yeah. matthew: oh, my god. alison: are you dying? matthew: yeah, this isn t good. it hurts. that was anthony: which one did you get? matthew: i think medium, mild, whatever it is.
dean fertita, jack lawrence, mr. jack white, and alison mosshart, known, i believe, as the dead weather. [ the dead weather hang you from the heavens ] i never know how to treat you you say i love you but it ain t true i m walking away now one step forward and back two i like to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens anthony: in the galley, matthew and i slave over celeriac, apple, and walnut salad, fried pork dumplings, pulled pork with red cabbage, and deviled eggs because it ain t a party without deviled eggs. and brisket. i want to grab you by the hair
alison: i know that i don t have a hot one, but this is hot anyway. i m just i m trying to bond with you guys. anthony: all right, i m going in. do not resuscitate. matthew: oh, man. i don t want this. anthony: oh. oh, that hurts. i think i m hallucinating. matthew: that one s putting you in a head spin. alison: oh, my god. anthony: it s like a sharp burning, and it just keeps coming, and coming, and coming. it s not going away. matthew: you got nothing on yours? was it like a medium? alison: i m good over here. i m real good. matthew: you re fine, you re good to go? alison: this is great. yeah. matthew: get a little bit of mustard? alison: there appears to be a little bit of mustard on here, yes. [ laughter ] anthony: how bad can it be?