and only the finest cuts will do for. my cube beef talk tough talk with caviar rounds off the meal. isn t i ll just buy for you. so crazy about me here. on the subject in a sustainable conscious fashion part of a new generation we entered our lives very seriously and we take the lives of living animals very seriously to. do it all before assembly i m angry i mean. we don t have to life no one toy to be. yes me is the also brothers britain. right now they re confronted with two opposing trends hard cool calm evil reason versus veganism. we gonna. then you got something if they re not the militant and nerve endings because
so, we have, like, twelve more beers and i pull out some nice spam musubi. hano-hano: i would eat them, right? look at me, i would eat them. but that doesn t mean it s right and that doesn t mean that s what i m gonna feed my children. our culture made everything we did the best of the best. hawaiians are the only ones that turned taro into poi. you know what i mean? we did everything to the best of the best so if you re going to introduce spam to us, we ll do it the best. you introduce christianity to us we gonna do em the best. whatever you re gonna introduce to us, we re gonna do it the best! anthony: our christianity s better than yours, i love it. so, you ve really disappointed me you have in no way lived up to your reputation as mean, unwelcoming, inward looking, hostile. admit it, it s a calculated strategy. hano-hano: yes. anthony: and i ll leave with a message. if you re watching this show i hope your heart is swelling with admiration. but bottom line, don t come here
oh. all right. i sit this right on top of the rice? daniel: yeah, yep. you want to get some mac salad too on there too. anthony: gonna get that sinister gravy on. oh, dude. look what we re eating. daniel: right, yeah. anthony: okay, they may not be hawaiian but they are now. they are fundamentally local. i mean, this food, this most delicious, let s be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. daniel: yeah, and we re kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state, which is terrible. as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. anthony: yeah but it s, like i said, it s so good. daniel: if you really want to do hawaii right you gotta give back. and that s a power that hawaii and the ina still has is. if you show aloha and you give without asking the ina is going to recognize it and it s gonna shower its blessings upon you. anthony: so, you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? daniel: i think
we d get our ass kicked. by a hawaiian. anthony: how many generations does it take? i mean, who qualifies as hawaiian in your view? mark: to me a hawaiian is a kanaka maoli, is a native of the land. it s in your blood, your koko. you come from a lineage of native hawaiian people. anthony: what s your feeling here? andrew: i do feel like i m hawaiian in a sense. you know, because it s, like, my place. but culturally it s a different story. anthony: well let me ask you this, you re saying you re not hawaiian? mark: no. anthony: what s your feeling about spam? mark: i love, i love spam. anthony: so you re hawaiian. mark: i m from hawaii. i m born and raised, gonna die 808. anthony: the owners of ethel s are a sort of typical hawaiian mix. okinawan ryoko ishii, aka mom. mainland japanese husband yoichii. daughter minaka, who i guess would be japanese-okinawan-american slash hawaiian. and son-in-law robert who is, of course, mexican. mark: it s the pig feet. anthon
and i was like, no, no, no, no. i m second generation japanese. no, no but you re from hawaii that makes you hawaiian. and it was like, no. and then what i realize is like here in hawaii we identify ourselves ethnically versus geographically. like, there s no way that he and i would call ourselves hawaiian. we d get our ass kicked. by a hawaiian. anthony: how many generations does it take? i mean, who qualifies as hawaiian in your view? mark: to me a hawaiian is a kanaka maoli, is a native of the land. it s in your blood, your koko. you come from a lineage of native hawaiian people. anthony: what s your feeling here? andrew: i do feel like i m hawaiian in a sense. you know, because it s, like, my place. but culturally it s a different story. anthony: well let me ask you this, you re saying you re not hawaiian? mark: no. anthony: what s your feeling about spam? mark: i love, i love spam. anthony: so you re hawaiian. mark: i m from hawaii. i m born and raised, g