The Brooklyn Kid Whose Kosher Barbecue is Impressing the Best Pitmasters The Meat Show

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

On this weeks episode of The Meat Show, host Nick Solares visits a rather unique restaurant a Kosher barbecue joint in the heart Brooklyn. rdotified: I don't get how Nick's vocabulary can be considered remarkable, let alone pretentious. A lot of people here seem to think that, just because they personally do not know a word, then that specific word is something only a pretentious person would use. Uh, there are at least two other possibilities here: you could just be really really dumb, or you don't care enough about the English language to use its full range. Either of which is fine: a dumb person wouldn't have much need for many words, as their ideas can generally be expressed with a limited vocabulary, while not caring enough to use the English language fully is a personal choice that doesn't really affect anyone else. Neither type should really be talking about something that they do not comprehend, or does not concern them. Calling Nick pretentious for using basic terms like profoundness or convey or even terms that you can understand immediately using context clues, like accordion effect (x behaves like an accordion, obviously, is just depressing. Someone can now be called pretentious because that's just how inconceivable it is for most Youtube commenters here to watch a mediocre (at best) user of the English language. I shudder at the thought of these people reading a poem that isn't a picture on Facebook.
Date: 2020-05-20

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Comments and reviews: 9

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Visceral 0: 48Tackiness 3: 42Accordion Effect 3: 57Conveys 4: 14Rainbow Effect 4: 32Diffraction of Light 4: 37Seems like there's only a few in this episode: (No mailard reaction, umami or profoundnessEdit: is there any that i miss? btw, need more of those fancy word nick: )
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IKnowYouKnow
Who cares how much brisket he has eaten or not eaten, for any reason, or no reason at all. The product he sells is good so his spot is worthy of patronage. If it were bad, for any reason, it would not be.
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Viter
Nick you need to come to El Paso Texas there's a ranch and a little bit of town with an amazing Steakhouse it is been a ranked the best steakhouse in the country please try it out it's Cattleman's Steakhouse
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Trac
This host needs to get out of NYC & try food from other cities. He'd be the type to think the best pho (outside of VN) is in NYC when Houston, Orange County, San Jose, etc. have better pho than NYC. Smh
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Feraldo
It's always the same person commenting and criticizing nick. I guess they are deeply an actual fan. while I just wanna look how good the food is ignoring the fact that he's kinda weird sometimes: D
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On
Went to Izzy's Smokehouse this evening having watched Nick Solares on Eater The Meat show. We travelled all the way from London and wow it was incredible. Sublime dishes! Well worth the trip. Thank you
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Hungry
Nick did such a good job halfway through the video with the questing asking. Then he went back to good ole Nick and starts rambling off about what he think he knows about the guest's business.
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Vic
So I see either Boulevard sponsors The Meat Show or Nick just really likes showing off the label of their Tank 7 beer. But its good to see a Kansas City Beer being drank, or is it drunk, with BBQ
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Just
I would happily eat that brisket, it looks amazing. HOWEVER. Anyone who takes any religion that seriously/literally is dangerously deluded and not worthy of my respect, let alone my patronage.
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