That’s a spot I’ve been back to a couples times and I adore. I went to Fat Rice the other day and it was out of this world. My brother is a cook and I took him there and he loved it. Every time someone comes in for lunch, I take them to Xoco just because I think it’s a perfect lunch spot. Still my favorite brunch in the city is going to Dove’s Luncheonette.
I try so many new places, I don’t repeat that often. Rossi’s on State Street is a dive bar haven in an area devoid of soul.įood-wise, I go out to eat all the time. When I lived in that neighborhood, I was there all the time. The regulars are great, the staff is great. There’s wood everywhere, red-tinted lighting, there’s a jukebox, popcorn, they let dogs in. Q: Now as an adult, where are your go-to spots?Ī: My favorite bar in the city is Clark Street Ale House at Clark and Chicago. By the time we were 19, we were going out all the time.
His place was at Sheffield and Armitage above the Chicago Bagel Authority on that street, so we would go to Kincaid’s all the time. So when we weren’t out of college yet, he had an apartment.
#John mulaney street smarts how to#
Do you think that watches differently in the #MeToo era, when this idea that we’ve been talking to women about how to protect themselves instead of talking to men about consent is being scrutinized?Ī: We used to hang out in Lincoln Park a lot because my buddy Pat played soccer at DePaul. Q: Bittenbinder was a Chicago detective who visited classrooms and did this special, but he also had talks for adults, and the main point basically boiled down to how to not be a victim. So yes, the two components kind of diverge and they’re kind of disparate, but at the same time, it was just how can we get the most people interested in this and have them give their money to charity? Let’s try to get a couple different audiences to make it as big as we can in terms of filling the venue. I am wishing all the best to John Mulaney, and, knowing him, his jokes are gonna. We had to pull people in a little bit more. See a recent post on Tumblr from svtskneecaps about street smarts. I tweeted about it, and so many people were like, “I’ll bring beer, can I come watch?” So I thought, “Why don’t we just do something with this?” After that, it was kind of like, that’s fine, let’s have that be the crux of it, but I’ve done a live podcast before, and it just feels like the people who follow me on Twitter would like something more like that. She got the VHS of the Bittenbinder thing and we were just going to watch it as a group of friends.
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