coffee, but i do know a few things about it, for sure. what skills does a barista need to have in order to take home the gold? you have to make great espresso, great cappuccino and able to make a really interesting signature drink. which one are you going to give me in the next minute or so? first of all, actually, a little bit of coffee. i always do this myself because, personally, need a little something to just kind of get your mouth going and taste buds primed and ready for the really amazing stuff. now, look, i m addicted to coffee. i ll tell you straight up. we all are, right? straight up. there s addiction and then what troy does. i ve seen troy drink coffee right before going to bed.
troy. what is this? i ll take care of the questions. just drink it. we re on camera. troy is like a brother to me, well, more like a stepfather that i can fire if i wanted to. that would taste good cold. that s the kind of snooty elitist comment you would expect. this would taste nice chilled. what is it? an organic boliviian coffee. it s a crowd pleaser. lapaz? they don t have a fire department. no? you know why? no fires. so high. the air is so thin. they never have a fire. hong kong. it s the truth, have it. la paz does not have a fire department.
fountains than you can shake a turkey leg at. kansas city is literally bursting with fountains. they re all over the place. this is the part of the show where we prove it. my hope here was my camera ace, troy, would get up early, go around town, film a few of the hundreds of famous fountains kansas city was known for. instead, he shot this. and this. and this strange time lapse of our production coordinator, dan. yeah, that s what happens when troy doesn t have his morning coffee. fortunately, help is on the way. inside this old brick warehouse in kansas city was a man named pete lakada. the quality assurance manager of parisian artisan coffee. but first, i need to show you the video a vigilant brewer brought to my attention.
year. then, i have this, as part of your intro today, mark o mara, you have just been awarded by the national trial lawyers association, the national criminal trial lawyer of the year. well deserved. congratulations. nice to hear. good morning. great it talk to you again. i have watched you at work. it is true. it really is. here is my question for you. you know all too well what it is like trying to defend somebody on garden variety charges when you don t have a garden variety client. the media and everybody else is zeroing in. what is the advice you have for roy black? roy doesn t need advice from me. he is a great lawyer. here is the thing about miami-dade county in a dui. justin bieber fits into a category where he is available for the back on track program. a quick, ease why i way to deal with a dui. what you do basically is go into this program. if you complete it, which is community service, a fine, which i think he can pay and do the dui class, with a license
did i agree to waive. so in order to do that, there are rules. at the end of the day, ashleigh, i think it s form over substance. in the event there was an agreement between the parties, i m not going to be the dad, i m just going to provide you with the mechanism by which you get pregnant, the sperm. and i have no other responsibilities. the fact there was not a doctor present, to me, is form over substance. and the general gist of this, which is i will give you my sperm to have a baby, should be honored. apparently a judge doesn t agree with me, though. so this is one state, and there are many states. and everybody has, you know, nuances in their state s law. if anybody is watch south there, and there are so many thousands of people who consider artificial insemination, sperm donors, et cetera, what boxes do you have to check to make sure you never end up in a circumstance like this. absolutely, and the boxes are the rules. because at the end of the day, as you mentioned, we are