More Money, More Inappropriate Dinner Conversation Pt. 2

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David Chang (1:07)

Welcome back to The Dave Chang Show. Last episode, Chris Ying and I discussed some money-themed moifs. Then we had guests Kate and George join us for million dollar bacon BLTs in an inappropriate dinner conversation. This episode, we get back into talking more about money, but we also get a little bit more light-hearted, and we find out the price for Chris Ying's celibacy. Yes, that's right. How long and how much for Chris Ying to keep his d*** in his pants. Stay tuned to the end to see how I made the million dollar BLTs. And enjoy.

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Why do you think it's so hard to talk about, why?

Because right now, someone's reading this, or it's going to get pulled into something on social media, and like, you.

Chris Ying (2:37)

They're very mad about all of this right now.

Kate (2:39)

You're seen as a status thing.

Chris Ying (2:42)

I think that's it.

Kate (2:44)

I have more than you, live more than your means, can be competitive, but also, I think you can talk openly now about it.

As a millennial, I feel like our struggles, the promise that we were given to go to school, get a job, and here we are, now we're going to own a house, it's not that anymore. I think a lot of us in this generation has talked about, are we going to rent forever? Or are we going to own a house? It really depends on where you are, what your situation is.

David Chang (3:15)

I think renting is awesome.

SPEAKER_5 (3:19)

I'm coming around to it.

George (3:21)

Not getting married, not having kids, renting a apartment, I know where we're going with all this, man.

David Chang (3:25)

Renting is awesome. I honestly think this whole buying a house shit is fucking crazy.

Chris Ying (3:29)

What a pain in the ass it has been.

Kate (3:31)

Yeah, I mean, that's what I hear. Every person that I've recently brought in.

David Chang (3:34)

Having a superintendent in your... Oh, my God. Anything, I can't fix this fucking number two that's calling my name.

Kate (3:40)

That's not my job.

Chris Ying (3:41)

Well, you said it was a saddest thing. So what if you two don't know each other? You guys just met today. We invited you guys here.

What would have been awkward if the first thing you guys introduced each other, you said, I'm Jorge, I'm George, I'm Kate. Here's how much money I make.

David Chang (3:57)

Did you say he's Jorge and George?

Chris Ying (3:59)

He's Jorge and George.

George (4:00)

I don't know which one he wants me to say.

Chris Ying (4:02)

Do you want to be in George or do you want to be Jorge?

Jorge (4:04)

Jorge is fine.

David Chang (4:05)

You see how he says Jorge? I can't even say that.

Chris Ying (4:07)

That means we're family. We're not just friends.

David Chang (4:10)

I can't do it. This is the Spanish pronunciation that I cannot do.

Chris Ying (4:13)

Jorge.

David Chang (4:14)

No, that doesn't sound right. No.

Chris Ying (4:17)

Jorge. Gay?

Jorge (4:19)

That sounded right. Wait, does it sound different? I would know, buddy.

Kate (4:22)

I was like, does it sound different?

Chris Ying (4:25)