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- Hey.
Wow, it smells so good in here.
Seems like a lot of options,
is there like a menu?
- Not a physical one, no.
- You can just talk us through your preferences,
and we'll put something together for you.
- Oh, so you'll pick for me?
That's perfect, I'll have anything really.
- Okay, what direction are we leaning?
Maybe something drier?
- As opposed to wet?
- As opposed to sweet.
- Oh, right, duh, sweet.
Sweets good, but not like too sweet.
But yeah like dry is also very good.
But like not very dry.
So just whatever you think is best sweetness-wise.
- And do you usually lean towards apples or pears?
- Tough, they're pretty similar right?
I guess apples, 'cause of the juice.
I've never had pear juice.
- Great, and do you have an unshakeable fear of abandonment?
- What?
Not really, no, I don't think so.
- Do you often find relationships
in your life ending abruptly?
- I guess, but that's usually on me.
Wait what does this have to do with ice cream?
- What's your favorite Reese Witherspoon vehicle?
- Water for Elephants.
- Perfect and how many.
- Wait, can I go back?
- Sure.
- Pears, Bartlett pears.
- Are you an umami notes?
- I think so.
I can't always tell.
- And are you satisfied with your current career trajectory?
- Wow, hmm,
you know what, I just remembered cobblers.
So like actually I'm gonna switch back to apples.
- Do you often find yourself.
- But honestly, I don't know about the whole umami thing.
I feel like I like it,
but I don't know if I can specifically pin down
what umami is.
I know it when I know it,
but if you were like which one of these things
is more umami flavored?
I'd be like I don't know.
It's like I'm listening to music
and I know that there's bass in it,
but it's like I couldn't pull out the baseline.
So I'm gonna say no answer on the umami question.
- Do you typically find yourself
struggling to make firm commitments?
- No, just in food I guess.
But in life, I usually dive into many things.
- Do you worry that you dive into too many things?
- What do you mean?
- Your fingertips are blistered, not callused,
beginner guitar lesson.
- The wet clay splatter on your shirt
from learning to throw a vase.
The fade binocular outlines from bird watching.
The subtle forearm abrasions
from your archery class.
- Those are expensive rock climbing shoes,
but they're hardly broken in.
A new hobby, seems like you do a lot.
- No, it seems like I start a lot.
Like, I can't just stick with one thing.
I have to try everything.
Like even in college,
all my friends, they knew what they wanted to do,
and they focused on it.
And I just kept hopping around,
and now I'm way behind.
It's like I don't even know where I am in my career,
and every time I'm in a relationship,
I'm just wondering what else is out there.
And apparently I can't even pick a fricken ice cream.
I need to fix this.
- Or, embrace it.
A flight of scoops featuring flavors
of burnt me so caramel, circus peanuts,
summer squash, and over here, apple with cobbler crumb,
and Bartlett pear sorbet.
Never limit yourself.
(inspiring music)
- I love so many things.
It's not being indecisive,
it's embracing everything life has to offer.
Wow, I should try polyamory.
- Yeah, sweet.
- Glad you liked it.
- How much do I owe you guys?
- No no, that's on the house.
- Would you like to finish it here or take it to go?
- Both.
(laughing)
Oh um, I'll take one of these.
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(laughing)
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Actually I'm gonna have it here.
Do you guys have wifi?
- No.
- You know what, to go is fine.
(bell ringing)
- I'll get the spoon out of the trash.
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