Speaker 1: Pasha.
Speaker 2: Hey guys, it's me Daniel Tosh, host of The Toss Show.
Speaker 1: This is an emergency pod, emergency pod, emergency pod.
Speaker 2: And I wish I was coming to you under better circumstances,
Speaker 2: but it is what it is.
Speaker 1: Happy Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2: No matter how much is going on in my world,
Speaker 2: it doesn't take a lot to take a few seconds
Speaker 2: just as a Happy Valentine's Day to you and all
Speaker 2: the people in my life that I care about, which
Speaker 2: is about three people. I wanted to get into this.
Speaker 2: People have accused me in the past of being out
Speaker 2: of touch, and no, you know, because I live in
Speaker 2: a bubble, you know that I can't relate to them,
Speaker 2: And well that's not the case. So I just want
Speaker 2: to read something that popped up on our next door app.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys use nextdoor app, but
Speaker 2: occasionally I check out what's going on in my neighborhood.
Speaker 2: And things got real yesterday. I am addressing the woman
Speaker 2: who cleaned out the last boxes of Nella wafers at
Speaker 2: Pavilions recently. Your selfishness all but guarantees that no one
Speaker 2: else will have the opportunity to purchase this product.
Speaker 1: Myself included.
Speaker 2: The in laws are visiting from Chicago this weekend, and
Speaker 2: I was planning on using the cookies for my cheesecake.
Speaker 2: But I watched as you took the wafers all four
Speaker 2: boxes and placed them into your cart. I had have
Speaker 2: my son pick up a box for me in Westlake,
Speaker 2: and they only carried them in many size. This could
Speaker 2: have all been prevented if you were more gracious with
Speaker 2: your shopping. All right, So that just happened. Somebody responded
Speaker 2: to her immediately, Oh my, will you ever get over it?
Speaker 1: Now? Well? O gay?
Speaker 2: She doubles down. She writes directly to this person immediately after.
Speaker 2: Pavilions has an important place in our community. By taking
Speaker 2: all of the product, such as the Knella wafers, it
Speaker 2: forces customers to look elsewhere, which is harmful for the business.
Speaker 2: Delivery trucks don't come every day, and the in laws are.
Speaker 1: Flying in tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so guys, this is serious, and I don't I know,
Speaker 2: it seems like I'm making light of it, but on
Speaker 2: a day like this Valentine's Day, it just makes me think,
Speaker 2: come on, this country is so divided, and I don't
Speaker 2: like to see it. I just want people to know
Speaker 2: that their actions do have consequences. And I pray to
Speaker 2: God that her in laws, you know, who came all
Speaker 2: the way from Chicago, don't choke on her cheesecake because
Speaker 2: those mini wafers, those things are dangerous. Next time you're
Speaker 2: at the grocery store and you need four boxes of something,
Speaker 2: maybe just maybe just buy two and go to another
Speaker 2: location to get the second two boxes so that you
Speaker 2: don't inconvenience somebody else just being neighborly. By the way,
Speaker 2: the next post after that one was someone asking if
Speaker 2: anybody had a jet flying to Italy if they could
Speaker 2: jump aboard. So no know that know that all is
Speaker 2: right in the affluent neighborhood in Malibu. Fucking idiots, All right,
Speaker 2: go back to your lives and feel free to send
Speaker 2: me a screen grabs of dumb things that are going
Speaker 2: on in your next door app, and I will happily
Speaker 2: take this to a larger audience.