peter: that s the catfish, surubí. anthony: and that? peter: that s the dorado, the golden fish. anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that s tasty! ooh, that s nice. anthony: so, i m i m curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. guido: there came about four hundred people. they were supposed to be about one thousand. they were supposed to be, most of them, farmers. but just eighty-six were farmers. anthony: who were the other people? just guido: they were tailors; they were shoemakers, musicians peter: teachers and artists, and they were put in the jungle and left by themselves. anthony: right. why here, of all of the places in the world? people talk about the chaco as a hell. i mean it s hot here; it s dry, it s wet, it s fetid, it s difficult. guido: big mosquitoes, and you have all the ticks and all kinds of vermin. anthony: a flatland of cactus and thorns and misery and
peter: that s the dorado, the golden fish. anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that s tasty! ooh, that s nice. anthony: so, i m i m curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. guido: there came about four hundred people. they were supposed to be about one thousand. they were supposed to be, most of them, farmers. but just eighty-six were farmers. anthony: who were the other people? just guido: they were tailors; they were shoemakers, musicians peter: teachers and artists, and they were put in the jungle and left by themselves. anthony: right. why here, of all of the places in the world? people talk about the chaco as a
peter: you have the two most appreciated fish here on the table of paraguay. anthony: yep. peter: that s the catfish, surubí. anthony: and that? peter: that s the dorado, the golden fish. anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that s tasty! ooh, that s nice. anthony: so, i m i m curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. guido: there came about four hundred people. they were supposed to be about one thousand. they were supposed to be, most of them, farmers. but just eighty-six were farmers. anthony: who were the other people? just guido: they were tailors; they were shoemakers, musicians peter: teachers and artists, and they were put in the jungle and left by themselves. anthony: right. why here, of all of the places in the world? people talk about the chaco as a hell.
that s not a good mix. unlike madame lynch s guests, i m making sure i m eating on this boat trip. ah, the most important part of any meal cold, frosty beverages. peter: you already have one. anthony: i started early. peter: cheers. anthony: cheers. oh, here we go. thank you. grilled fish in a mango salsa. peter: you have the two most appreciated fish here on the table of paraguay. anthony: yep. peter: that s the catfish, surubí. anthony: and that? peter: that s the dorado, the golden fish. anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that s tasty! ooh, that s nice.
peter: cheers. anthony: cheers. oh, here we go. thank you. grilled fish in a mango salsa. peter: you have the two most appreciated fish here on the table of paraguay. anthony: yep. peter: that s the catfish, surubí. anthony: and that? peter: that s the dorado, the golden fish. anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that s tasty! ooh, that s nice. anthony: so, i m i m curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. guido: there came about four hundred people. they were supposed to be about one thousand. they were supposed to be, most of them, farmers. but just eighty-six were farmers. anthony: who were the other people? just guido: they were tailors; they were shoemakers, musicians