A little lesson on deception.
Thomas Jefferson once said:
Well there was definitely a hook. And that hook was, once again,
my (lack of) cooking skills.
Exhibit A
Take this delicious, mouth watering, plate of food.
(Looks good, right?)
Add a little bit of Kendahl. And what do you get?
Well let me just tell you how it played out:
Bryan: "looks amazing, I'm impressed"
Bryan: (takes a bite) "Really, not too bad!"
Kendahl: (takes a bite) "I think the alfredo sauce is a bit gritty."
Bryan: (taking a second bite) "yeah, a bit..."
Kendahl: (taking a bite of chicken) "Ugh, the chicken tastes burnt"
Bryan: "Yeah, I didn't notice at first how dry it was"
Kendahl: "Well at least the zucchini is good"
Bryan: "yeah, I guess..."
Kendahl: (a couple minutes later) "The alfredo sauce just keeps getting worse"
Bryan: "Yeah, I really can't eat this"
Kendahl: "Me neither, I will just eat my zucchini"
Bryan: "I can't even do that, mine's so salty it makes me gag"
Kendahl: "I give up..."
Bryan: "but at least the toast is good!"
Kendahl: "ughhhh...."
Bryan: "It was a valiant effort my friend"
Just another day in Paradise...
hahaha bryans comments are great. let me know if you'd like a private cooking lesson, i won't charge
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