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Vegas Diaries: Restaurants, Room Service, and Din Tai Fung With Eddie Huang

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By Dave Chang, Chris Ying
| The Ringer Verified
Dave and Chris are joined by Eddie Huang on F1 weekend to talk Sin City experiences Recording at the Aria’s Chase Sapphire Reserve Lounge in Las Vegas, Dave and Chris are joined by Eddie Huang on F1 weekend to talk Sin City experiences. They talk about their dining during the weekend, give room service recommendations, and run through a How to Menu: Din Tai Fung edition.
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Thanksgiving Ask Dave and the Return of Pie Opinion Is Fact

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By Dave Chang, Chris Ying
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With Thanksgiving on the horizon, Chris and Dave answer a cornucopia of Ask Dave questions from listeners like you about Thanksgiving food and traditions. They follow it up by revisiting Pie Opinion Is Fact, where they blind taste test an assortment of their favorite holiday pie—the underrated key lime—to find the best pie that you can get.
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Airing Grocery Grievances and Help Us Understand

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By Dave Chang, Chris Ying
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Dave and Chris also answer questions that their kids may have for them, and it is clear, as it is to most parents, that they might not know how many things work. Dave and Chris discuss grocery selections and food portions that need improvement. They also answer questions that their kids may have for them, and it is clear, as it is to most parents, that they might not know how many things work.
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