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Peep Show: Chinese Food Brawl
Beasley Digital
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4/22/2025
Dave & Chuck the Freak talk about a family brawl in Florida that took place after someone ate the wrong order of Chinese food. Then, find out some members of the show order individually and others do their Chinese food buffet style.
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00:00
Man, Florida's effed up.
00:10
I guess it's a little annoying if you order takeout and nothing is marked,
00:14
so you have to kind of pick through everything to see what's what.
00:18
But for one family in Florida, unmarked takeout almost became a cause of death.
00:23
Well, this family in Florida, two parents and two adult kids in their 20s,
00:28
ordered Chinese takeout the other day, but none of it was marked,
00:34
which really annoyed the dad.
00:36
As it will never be.
00:38
According to the police, the son accidentally ate the father's food,
00:43
so the situation went downhill fast.
00:47
I couldn't tell if it was almond or if it was lemon.
00:50
You knew damn well what it was.
00:51
I don't know what it was. I just ate it.
00:53
You knew damn well.
00:55
It did have a little bit of a lemon zing to it.
00:58
The father and the daughter flew into a rage.
01:02
Oh, yeah.
01:03
With the daughter repeatedly punching her brother in the face.
01:07
Kill him! Daddy, kill him!
01:09
You need to mark these boxes of food, I told them.
01:13
Chinese people!
01:15
Do a better job!
01:16
The father joined in and put his son into a chokehold.
01:20
I'll choke the life out of you, boy.
01:23
Choke the life out of him!
01:24
Am I the only family that when we order Chinese food,
01:28
like it's like a buffet, like we order a bunch of different stuff?
01:30
No, that's what we do.
01:31
Everyone has...
01:32
Nobody has their own specific dish.
01:34
No.
01:34
No.
01:35
You get your own stuff?
01:36
No way.
01:36
Oh, no.
01:37
We all get, like, everyone just, like, get some noodles,
01:39
let's get some chicken, let's get some beef,
01:40
and everyone get a little bit of each.
01:42
That's crazy.
01:43
No way.
01:43
What?
01:44
Uh-uh.
01:44
That's how we've always done it.
01:46
Nope.
01:46
Ours, it was, you get what you want.
01:49
You want, like, beef chop suey.
01:52
You get a beef chop suey if I was a guest and was, like,
01:55
saw people do that with Chinese,
01:57
but I'd be like, no, I can't participate in this.
01:59
You went to open yours.
02:01
I ordered this just for me.
02:03
You opened yours up, and someone took a fork and took a...
02:05
Oh, and I'm talking.
02:06
Those noodles look great.
02:07
Give me some noodles.
02:07
Oh, no.
02:08
What is happening?
02:09
You got noodles?
02:09
Yeah, give me some noodles.
02:10
No, dinner has turned into an absolute nightmare.
02:12
Oh, is that barbecue pork in here?
02:13
I'm throwing knives around, stabbing people.
02:16
Why are you stabbing me?
02:17
Chuck here.
02:18
Have some of my almond bones.
02:19
I don't want that.
02:20
I would have ordered it.
02:21
You almost got to, like...
02:22
I mean, I did.
02:23
Give me your buddy your egg roll.
02:23
It's the exact same thing I have.
02:24
I'd have to be briefed.
02:26
Briefed.
02:26
We need to brief you.
02:27
Yeah, we'll be ready to sharing Chinese food situation.
02:30
Team buffet on this side, team on your own on that side.
02:33
Wow.
02:34
Guess I know who not to invite over for Chinese food night.
02:36
Yeah, buffet all the way.
02:37
Dave, you're welcome.
02:37
Come on.
02:38
Yeah, buffet all the way.
02:38
Uh, I feel like I wouldn't like enough of the stuff that other people would be like,
02:44
oh, I just need to have the chicken chow mein.
02:47
And then I'd be really upset because I'd be like, oh, because you know I'm not going to
02:52
eat that other stuff.
02:53
You could get enough of your stuff, I would assume.
02:56
Oh, yeah, yeah.
02:57
Just pile your plate on.
02:58
That's for me, baby.
03:00
Oh, wow.
03:00
I feel like part of Chinese food is figuring out which one of the dishes is yours.
03:05
That's what I always thought, too.
03:06
So then once you have that, then that's, that's yours.
03:10
And then a lot of times it comes in at dinner, you know, like it's all there for you.
03:14
Well, you order, like, by the big counter.
03:15
Well, if you order, like, the combo, I guess, and stuff.
03:17
We never order that.
03:18
We just like one, you know, beef with mushroom, one chicken chow mein, you know, and then everyone
03:22
just gets it, digs in.
03:23
I'm with Dave.
03:24
Me and Dave are the same.
03:25
We're the same with Lisa.
03:26
Yeah.
03:26
You guys, let's go get Chinese food.
03:28
Maybe everyone can order, like, their favorite dish, but that's just to share.
03:31
Oh, yeah.
03:32
You know, if you like Mongolian beef, then that's, yeah, we'll order that.
03:35
No problem.
03:35
I guess don't come up to P.F. Chang's with me, either, because we do the same thing at
03:38
P.F. Chang's.
03:39
Oh, my goodness.
03:39
That's gracious.
03:40
You guys are lawless.
03:42
Lawless?
03:43
You guys are lawless.
03:44
That's how people do it.
03:45
Well, there's more stuff I don't like.
03:47
That's it.
03:48
Than what I do like.
03:49
Yeah.
03:49
And I'd be really upset if, say, like, I chose, like, okay, just out of nowhere, the
03:55
dish that everybody wanted the most of.
04:00
Like Kung Pao chicken or something.
04:01
Whatever.
04:02
It wouldn't be that, but yes.
04:03
But, and then, so I'm like, oh, man, everyone ordered stuff I don't like, but then when I
04:08
look at the plate, I realize the majority of the whole table has taken most of what I
04:15
wanted to eat, and I can't eat the other.
04:17
I'd be, oh, man, that's lawless.
04:20
You are all understanding this brawl.
04:23
I do understand.
04:24
You guys get it.
04:24
I do.
04:24
I never thought that that would be the thing that happened here.
04:27
I mean, I don't think you should choke them and do all that stuff and take it to that.
04:31
No, you just throw knives.
04:32
Yeah, throw knives, I understand.
04:33
So this picture wouldn't be a dad and his daughter.
04:35
It would be Chuck and Andy.
04:36
Yeah.
04:37
Because they've gone crazy and attacked all of us for eating the food that you ordered.
04:40
That's it.
04:40
I can't believe you guys did this.
04:41
We have divided the audience, too.
04:43
There's Team Buffet and there's Team No Share.
04:45
Yeah, exactly.
04:46
They come in individual meals.
04:48
I guess that's why, another reason.
04:49
See, we never order it like that.
04:51
We order it just like, it just comes in one.
04:53
A big container.
04:53
Yeah.
04:53
Like, chicken chop suey is just in a container.
04:56
Maybe I'm just no fat and then I'm always not in the container for everyone.
05:00
Me and you, see.
05:01
Because I'm like, yeah, I get a big container, too.
05:04
But that big container of whatever is mine.
05:09
That big container of, you want some chicken fried rice?
05:12
Oh, yeah.
05:12
That's my chicken fried rice.
05:14
One whole container of rice?
05:16
That's my chicken fried rice.
05:17
You're going to eat all that chicken fried rice?
05:18
You're not supposed to have the whole side.
05:19
Yes, I will.
05:20
You're not supposed to, apparently.
05:21
No.
05:22
I might not eat it all right now, but I'm definitely going to put it in the fridge and I will finish
05:28
it.
05:28
I guess it was sweet and sour pork.
05:29
I tried you for a couple of scoops of your rice.
05:30
No, who would ever eat that?
05:31
I mean, I enjoy it.
05:32
I'm trying to think of the two times we went for Chinese food together.
05:36
We did not buffet style it at all.
05:39
No, but I guess it was lunch, so it was like a combo plate.
05:41
That's different.
05:42
Yeah, when you go out for lunch.
05:43
When you go out and you order lunch, that's different.
05:46
Like, if I go, honestly, every single time in my life we order Chinese food, it's been
05:50
that way.
05:50
When my family ordered our very American style Chinese food, it was, what do you want?
05:57
Everyone got, I want to order of, in Canada, they call it chicken sugai, it would be like
06:03
one thing of chicken sugai, one thing of, yeah, it's like almond chicken.
06:08
Whoever wanted that, got that.
06:11
Yeah, that's wild.
06:11
If I wanted sweet and sour chicken, I got sweet and sour chicken.
06:13
And no one else got to taste your nuggets or chicken or whatever.
06:16
No.
06:17
Well, I can say this.
06:19
They could ask me, can I have one?
06:23
And I had the right of refusal.
06:25
Wow, first right of refusal.
06:26
Of course.
06:27
It's getting all legal.
06:27
He's got some technical.
06:28
Of course.
06:29
It's mine.
06:31
The only thing we ever thought about in my family was who's going to get, like, the last
06:33
egg roll, you know, if there was, like, a leftover egg roll.
06:36
Sure, if you order, like, six egg rolls and there's five people.
06:38
Yeah, you know, there'll be one left, so who's going to have the second one?
06:40
Oh, to me.
06:41
It's usually between me and my dad.
06:42
I was going to say, there was no even argument about that.
06:45
That was, if the Brister wanted it, it was.
06:47
Oh, yeah, I mean, that's where the first right of refusal would go to my dad.
06:50
Dad always gets the first right of refusal.
06:52
I think that is how it went.
06:54
It went my dad, then me as the oldest, and then.
06:57
Well, we will choose to disagree on this.
06:59
We will not order Chinese food.
07:01
We've got to keep that in mind if we ever have any meetings at a Chinese place.
07:04
Who inherits the egg roll?
07:07
It's an important conversation ahead before it's at firstborn.
07:09
So I get that egg roll.
07:11
That's true.
07:12
I was bigger.
07:13
I was bigger.
07:14
That egg roll is my blood right.
07:16
Like, the father has refused this.
07:20
It goes to the firstborn son.
07:28
Yeah, it would be trekked in with a parade.
07:32
Because each of the Englishmen.
07:33
A name of Chinese chicken bones.
07:34
The meals always usually came with their own egg roll, too.
07:36
Oh, yeah.
07:37
So, you're telling me that you'll get a bunch of egg rolls, and then you'll put them on
07:41
a plate, and then it's whoever wants a nap?
07:43
Yeah.
07:43
Oh, my God.
07:44
That's what I need.
07:44
Six egg rolls.
07:45
We get more than one.
07:46
Lawless.
07:46
Yeah.
07:47
Lawless.
07:47
We're going to need six egg rolls tonight.
07:49
Yeah.
07:50
They just come in a box, and you just put them out.
07:52
Yeah.
07:52
It's crazy times.
07:54
Yeah, I know.
07:55
That is not how we roll.
07:56
I had no idea it was crazy times.
07:58
Me either.
07:58
I just thought everyone lives life like that.
08:00
How could that happen?
08:02
Are you okay?
08:03
I know.
08:03
Let's see.
08:03
You'll be okay.
08:05
I know.
08:08
Let's see.
08:09
I know.
08:12
I know.
08:14
Let's see.
08:18
You know.
08:22
I know.
08:23
Totally.
08:24
You know.
08:24
I think.
08:26
I don't know.
08:27
I know.
08:28
I know.
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