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Antonio Moniz blindfolds Chandler to taste two identical-looking cakes: one costs $1, the other $10,000. The expensive cake melts like butter. The cheap one is hard to chew and tastes gross. Chandler nails which is which.
Antonio Moniz blindfolds Chandler to taste two identical-looking cakes: one costs $1, the other $10,000. The expensive cake melts like butter. The cheap one is hard to chew and tastes gross. Chandler nails which is which.
$1 versus $10,000 food. Can Chandler tell the difference? Of course I can. We're going to start off with this one. Open up. Let's see if he can tell. It melted like butter in my mouth. All right, now try this one. Oh, that's $1. It's so hard to chew. You are correct. Oh. Describe it. Chandler, don't spit it up. What is that? That is not pizza. This is gross. Wait, really? What is this? All right, the first one was the expensive one. Yeah, second one was terrible. Oh, one of your hands is holding a $10,000 cake, the other a dollar cake. It's not bad. Oh yeah, I mean, I want to say this is the dollar. That was part of the $10,000 cake. This is just better.
