Speaker 1: Welcome back to Bachelor Happy Hours Golden Hour. Thanks for
Speaker 1: joining us again. We're so happy to be back for
Speaker 1: another episode. How are you doing today, Susan.
Speaker 2: I'm doing fantastic.
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Speaker 4: Okay, Susan, I have a special treat for you today.
Speaker 4: Oh ready, we just got back from Saint martinovitego and
Speaker 4: you're going to have a chance to practice your French practice.
Speaker 2: We need to learn, my friends.
Speaker 1: Because today our guest is Pascal from Jooncys And welcome Pascal.
Speaker 4: How are you very well?
Speaker 5: Thank you very happy to be with you guys. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we're going to do that. This one's going to be
Speaker 5: only in French.
Speaker 3: Okay, great, Wait, I have a I have a translator
Speaker 3: right here on my phone.
Speaker 4: We are so nice to be. Yeah, how have you been?
Speaker 4: Tell us what you've been up to.
Speaker 5: Ben Ben's lep has been good. Been doing a little
Speaker 5: bit of traveling. You know. I'm a skier, so I
Speaker 5: spent a lot of time in the mountain over the winter.
Speaker 5: Business is doing very well. Life is. I can't complain,
Speaker 5: you know. I mean, I'm I'm leaving the dream.
Speaker 4: You know, where did you go skiing?
Speaker 5: I just came back from vel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I would do very well at the
Speaker 3: bar downstairs, sipping on some Graandmagnier and looking really good
Speaker 3: while you guys ski and I'll wait for you to
Speaker 3: come in afterwards.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So I get a massage and and and and
Speaker 5: then you.
Speaker 4: Know, I love to ski, and I my my trip
Speaker 4: was supposed to be this year to dear Valley, and
Speaker 4: I got canceled. I'm devastated.
Speaker 5: I loved your valley. I have skin all over the country.
Speaker 5: I'm a big skier, so I've skinned your valley, Ski, Utah, Ski,
Speaker 5: Jackson Hall. What you mean, you know, everywhere all over
Speaker 5: the How are you watch manstone Gram and you see
Speaker 5: how good I am?
Speaker 2: Do you do the moguls?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: The yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I mean I think.
Speaker 2: That's just crazy. What where's the fun?
Speaker 5: And it's used the it's the control of the body
Speaker 5: and the balance you're going to go through it and
Speaker 5: just glide through it. I think it's it's just it's
Speaker 5: a it's a high you've got to experience if you're
Speaker 5: good at it. It's it's it's it's an incredible even
Speaker 5: going down. And you know, I mean I just posted
Speaker 5: sometimes in mainstream I went about sixty to fifty miles
Speaker 5: an I down the hills, which is you know, I mean,
Speaker 5: it's it's it's a feeling you can explain if you
Speaker 5: know the skill. I am.
Speaker 2: A question. Did you ever jump out of an airplane?
Speaker 5: Yes? Yes, In my years, I've done that, edicup just
Speaker 5: ski back back mountains, I've done yes. Yes.
Speaker 2: So that's on my bucket list and I plan to
Speaker 2: do that this year. Okay, yeah, I'm scared.
Speaker 5: But it's almost over, you know. I think the best
Speaker 5: time to do it, Susan, is to do it in
Speaker 5: the spring when we have when they what they call
Speaker 5: the cone snow, which is a little icy on top
Speaker 5: of a soft snow, so it's much easy.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no no, I don't mean jumping out
Speaker 3: of an airplane and skin.
Speaker 2: I meant just jumping out of an airplane.
Speaker 4: Susan does on.
Speaker 5: Skis talking about I've done that. I've done that as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is it fun?
Speaker 5: It's fun? Yeah, it's I mean there is a rush
Speaker 5: that that that thirty thirty five second rush when you
Speaker 5: you fell off and you feel like you really dragged
Speaker 5: by the gravity, and then after that you just.
Speaker 1: You know, okay, Pascal, when second you're ski you jump
Speaker 1: out of airplanes, you do back terrain, you travel.
Speaker 4: What's still on your bucket list to do?
Speaker 5: Oh? You know? Mean, you know, I've done a lot
Speaker 5: in my lifetime. I've covered almost eighty countries, so I
Speaker 5: still want to go to uh To Piou to Multipitche.
Speaker 4: That's when I've I've climbed. I did the track and
Speaker 4: matter Pitcher. I did that. It was incredible.
Speaker 5: I've done a lot of Asia. I've done Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Talent, Indiaz.
Speaker 1: Well, your seventieth birthday is coming, so what are you
Speaker 1: going to do? For your seventieth birthday.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm going to I'm going to stay
Speaker 5: home and I'm going to let that they go by.
Speaker 2: Close your eyes, close your eyes.
Speaker 5: I just stay home and she just forget about that
Speaker 5: day and move on to the next day.
Speaker 4: What have you been up to? What have you been
Speaker 4: up to since town season?
Speaker 5: What I've been up to. I've done a lot of
Speaker 5: I'm involved in a lot of charties, so I'm putting
Speaker 5: more effort into it. I still have a business around
Speaker 5: which from the you know, I have a very good
Speaker 5: manager early sause and the social media director is taking
Speaker 5: care of that part of the business. So I'm making
Speaker 5: our parents. I'm there and just make sure that your
Speaker 5: operations running properly. And so I go to a lot
Speaker 5: of events, you know. I mean, I'm always I have
Speaker 5: a very busy social life. I am always out, as
Speaker 5: you know. I don't cook and don't clean, and I
Speaker 5: do laundry. And actually I want to get back to
Speaker 5: that because some people and I don't follow anything in
Speaker 5: social media. I'm not really there and responding. Don't look
Speaker 5: social media. I post a few times of what I do,
Speaker 5: but I have someone in my office who's in charge
Speaker 5: of my social media, and there is a mixed emotion
Speaker 5: at mixed feeling about the person that I am. Okay,
Speaker 5: they think the Prima Donna, they think I'm Dad, you know.
Speaker 5: And as you think, then with that knowing the person,
Speaker 5: how could you charge the person? Okay? Number one? Number two,
Speaker 5: I believe then time is money, and with money you
Speaker 5: could buy the time. So it is better for me
Speaker 5: to be in my salmon behind match making the kind
Speaker 5: of money I make and have a wonderful housekeeper who
Speaker 5: come up and take care of my home. Yes, And
Speaker 5: then being I thank you, susand I believe you were
Speaker 5: in the brilliant industry. Am I right? Yes?
Speaker 2: Because I wrote you and you never responded to me.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's because you don't answer your own social media.
Speaker 5: Yeah, don't take a personal listen to them, because I
Speaker 5: really don't answer anything because I have hundreds and hundreds
Speaker 5: of of the text messages and I'm really not very
Speaker 5: good at that stuff.
Speaker 3: So it's okay. I didn't take it personally. However, what
Speaker 3: I shared with you was I felt you. Especially the
Speaker 3: one episode on your show when You Bear Bones If
Speaker 3: you Will, you told where you came from, what your
Speaker 3: life was like and what you do. And I definitely
Speaker 3: identified because I was behind the chair for forty years
Speaker 3: as well. And it's a fabulous business. People don't understand who.
Speaker 5: We are, Yes, you know it is. And I think
Speaker 5: because of us being in the service business and catering
Speaker 5: to people all day long, okay, please them and and
Speaker 5: and make them feel good about themselves. So when I'm
Speaker 5: done working, I don't feel like going groceries and start
Speaker 5: making my mails. You know, I want to be taken
Speaker 5: care of because I take care of people all along.
Speaker 5: So I want to sec straight with all our fun.
Speaker 5: I am now the prima donna.
Speaker 2: Okay, I am a primad.
Speaker 4: I mean his skis all over the world. He hell skis.
Speaker 4: He's been to every country, no word, But he's not
Speaker 4: a prima donna his life. I enjoy your life.
Speaker 5: I walk hard and I play a playhard.
Speaker 2: So I want to know.
Speaker 4: I want to know, Pascal.
Speaker 1: You your son, very handsome young man.
Speaker 4: How many children do you have?
Speaker 5: I have three children twice. I have a daughter of
Speaker 5: thirty three years old named Natalie. She's the one actually
Speaker 5: who signed me up for the Golden Bachelor. Yes, that's beautiful,
Speaker 5: and I think you saw when we did the homecoming,
Speaker 5: she was talking to John. So that's my older daughter Natalie.
Speaker 5: I have a son, Maxim, which I raised. I was
Speaker 5: a single parents for about since he was eight years old,
Speaker 5: so at he is twenty two years old. So I
Speaker 5: was raising by myself because he wanted to live with
Speaker 5: me and act to the responsibility. I been a single father,
Speaker 5: so that was a very challenging time of my life
Speaker 5: having him and born in my business because at the
Speaker 5: time I had five locations and one hundred and seventy
Speaker 5: five employ years. So imagine how so I raised my
Speaker 5: son Maxine, which you saw, which is going to graduate
Speaker 5: actually met ten from Bloomington in Jia a kid's school
Speaker 5: of business, which I'm very proud of him. That's for
Speaker 5: my stuborn marriage. And I have a daughter for my
Speaker 5: sovergn marriage named Sarah, who actually am very part of it.
Speaker 5: She met the dean's list at the Loyal University, which
Speaker 5: is a wants to be a nurse.
Speaker 4: Which which Mala, which one the.
Speaker 5: One downtown in Chicago, and there's.
Speaker 4: A lot of Loyalists. Okay, yeah, ah, good for her.
Speaker 2: How about your dating life?
Speaker 5: My dad in life is you know, I'm single and
Speaker 5: I'm not single because nobody wants me. Okay, I'm single
Speaker 5: because the one I want don't want me.
Speaker 4: A pascal. This is your opportunity to set the rumor
Speaker 4: mill straight. We have heard through the grapevine and through
Speaker 4: social media that you tend to like much younger women.
Speaker 5: True often absolutely wrong, absolutely wrong. I think I think
Speaker 5: I made a comment. You know, sometimes the language barrier
Speaker 5: make me said word. And when I look at back,
Speaker 5: I said, what did I said when I went right
Speaker 5: of you, and I said, I don't go out with
Speaker 5: the seventy two years old woman. That's not what I
Speaker 5: want to meet. That's not what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 5: I said, I want to go out with age appropriate.
Speaker 5: I don't go out with anyone on the fifty five. Okay,
Speaker 5: So I want to set the record straight. I don't
Speaker 5: go out with a young kid. And actually, if you
Speaker 5: look at my social media and the message I got
Speaker 5: is from all those young girls with a I'm fabulous
Speaker 5: and wonderful. I will not go out with anyone who
Speaker 5: is on the other age.
Speaker 4: So fifty or fifty five is your minimum?
Speaker 5: Fifty five, sixty sixty five, dependend, depend upon the person,
Speaker 5: right exactly it's on the boost. You know, you could
Speaker 5: have a sixty five years old woman who know how
Speaker 5: to take care of herself, who's into a health and fitness,
Speaker 5: who stressed to put yourself figure. I have no problem
Speaker 5: with the age, but it has to be age appropriate,
Speaker 5: you know, And so again the work of straight. I
Speaker 5: do not go out with young women year old.
Speaker 4: You can thank me later for.
Speaker 5: That, Susan. I know that you have an auntie of you, Michael,
Speaker 5: which I had a very good friend of mine. And
Speaker 5: Michael came up, and so Pascal came up, and he
Speaker 5: puts he come up with his aston Martin, and and
Speaker 5: you ask him did he come up with his twenty
Speaker 5: years old long? Okay, I want to stay the street.
Speaker 4: Do you know what of me?
Speaker 5: I didn't you know that, Michael, I do not go
Speaker 5: out with young women. Okay, let's send doc straight and that. Okay,
Speaker 5: then you know.
Speaker 3: What if you did, I wouldn't care because I go
Speaker 3: out with younger men.
Speaker 5: Yeah. But I mean it's it's not you know. I mean,
Speaker 5: I go, I've you see fifty five. To you, it's
Speaker 5: still a younger woman. Okay, So I think to me,
Speaker 5: it's not the age is the the energy, the vibes,
Speaker 5: the absolute yes to offer a woman a sixty five
Speaker 5: years old who have more energy than me? And I'm
Speaker 5: seventy and I got more energy than forty five years
Speaker 5: old woman. You know what I mean? Talks yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: so yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I don't judge you never would.
Speaker 5: I don't care.
Speaker 2: To me, it's about the person. I don't care how
Speaker 2: old you are.
Speaker 3: However, I'd like somebody on the same level as I am.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, energy energy interests. Like you said, Pascal
Speaker 4: is someone who takes care of themselves. It's all you know,
Speaker 4: that's what's important.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, you know, I mean I tried to
Speaker 5: live a healthy lifestyle. I don't drink alcohol, I don't
Speaker 5: smoke and on the drugs. I try to eat healthy.
Speaker 5: I go to the gym five days a week because
Speaker 5: that's sometime will make me feel good about myself. You know,
Speaker 5: I think, I think you if you take care of yourself,
Speaker 5: it's it's it's all about and you know that's that's
Speaker 5: what is important to me.
Speaker 2: So what would you think is a fun date?
Speaker 3: Like if you were to take a woman out and
Speaker 3: we wanted to impress her and make her have a
Speaker 3: fabulous time.
Speaker 2: What kind of a date would that be?
Speaker 5: Me? Me, I'm extravagance at date. You're going to tell
Speaker 5: you an interesting story. I met somebody was supposed to
Speaker 5: coming in town, and I told you earlier it is
Speaker 5: not I'm not single because there is nobody wants me.
Speaker 5: I'm single because the one I want don't want me. Okay.
Speaker 5: So I met a few months ago somebody who I
Speaker 5: met online. She thought I was great, whatever, And then
Speaker 5: we start FaceTime in each shadow and talking to eachhadow
Speaker 5: for a while, and I said, he and we want
Speaker 5: to fly you to Chicago and let me shake the town.
Speaker 5: So the date was, we're going to go see your concert. Okay,
Speaker 5: We're going to take an helicopter ride on top of
Speaker 5: Chicago to show up the city from the sky. I
Speaker 5: was going to take to the VIP opening of the
Speaker 5: Games Bond exhibition in the.
Speaker 1: Science Wait, I have to interrupt Pascal Susan. Why that mistake?
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Okay, you can take us up.
Speaker 5: I've said, I've said if I have, if I if
Speaker 5: I was a woman, I would like to date me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I think I leave.
Speaker 5: You know. I am very fortunated and blessed to have
Speaker 5: the lifestyle that I have where money is not an
Speaker 5: issue and I could do anything I want, you know,
Speaker 5: and then.
Speaker 4: Okay, wait, I have to interrupt. I have to interrupt, Pascal.
Speaker 1: Tell me about you know, obviously you did not get
Speaker 1: that accent in in Chicago. Tell me where did you
Speaker 1: grew up in Paris outside of where did you grow
Speaker 1: up and did you make your money in this country?
Speaker 4: Like where did this all come from?
Speaker 5: Okay, so I'm originally I'm originally born in Casa Blanca,
Speaker 5: Marocco from a Jewish family immigrate in the late the
Speaker 5: early sixties from Marocco. As you know, Algeria, Tunisia and
Speaker 5: Marocco was a French colony and in the nineteen sixties
Speaker 5: early sixties, the Maroakean government turned over the French gave
Speaker 5: it back and we had two ways to go. My
Speaker 5: parents's jew from my father's side, they all went to Israel,
Speaker 5: and my mother added that she didn't want to go
Speaker 5: to Israel. So I moved to Paris when I was
Speaker 5: one years old. Okay, so I was raised in Paris.
Speaker 5: I was raised in Paris when we moved to Paris.
Speaker 5: And I think I said that a little bit in
Speaker 5: the show, and that we were living in the parish.
Speaker 5: You don't know. I mean, you know when you say, oh,
Speaker 5: you're from Paris. Paris the parish you see, that's not
Speaker 5: the parish where I live. You understand the Paris where
Speaker 5: I live out the project at the subsidiary houses had
Speaker 5: the struggling for moneys. I come from a family of
Speaker 5: eight children. My mom and dad were working very hard
Speaker 5: to feed us all we were in food stamp. Life
Speaker 5: was very, very difficult at a young age. I had
Speaker 5: an opportunity to move into the state because I was
Speaker 5: in the beauty business, and you know, being Jew at
Speaker 5: the time, be into the beaulty business was labeled and
Speaker 5: being homosexual because at the time there was a lot
Speaker 5: of homosexual wanted to be studies. And my parents were
Speaker 5: fighting me. They really put me to hell because that's
Speaker 5: what I wanted to do. I felt like that was
Speaker 5: my colleague, that was my passion, that was my gift.
Speaker 5: I've always felt very comfortable with women, so I went
Speaker 5: to beauty school. And after a beauty school, I had
Speaker 5: to go to the army because I've used to be
Speaker 5: in friends. It's twenty year mandatory and we have to
Speaker 5: work to Jamy. I served my country, and then after
Speaker 5: the army, I went back into the billianustry. I graduated
Speaker 5: from beauty school. I went back to the Billia instry,
Speaker 5: and I was working most likely in a fashion house
Speaker 5: where you know those runway, those ifs on Christian Joe,
Speaker 5: Ted Lapidue card. The line doesn't exist these days. I
Speaker 5: was working in the backstage doing the hair for the model.
Speaker 2: And it's a lot of work, isn't it.
Speaker 5: It was a lot of work. It was a lot
Speaker 5: of work. It was a lot of work, dealing with
Speaker 5: a lot of in and out and you got to
Speaker 5: be quick and fast outdo the chinon and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: And then at time I was running, I was running
Speaker 5: as a model. I was done. The lot of one
Speaker 5: was modeled one. Then also I want to save something
Speaker 5: at Terestine. Okay, uh. When I go somewhere, people come
Speaker 5: up and say, oh, you know bachelor, Oh my god,
Speaker 5: you're much taller than I said, what do you mean?
Speaker 5: She said, yeah, you in TV. You look like you
Speaker 5: you little guy. And I staid to that said, I said,
Speaker 5: you know what if you put me next to a
Speaker 5: six foot five three hundred to look but I'm five eleven.
Speaker 5: I'm one hundred and sixty five pounds. Okay, I'm not
Speaker 5: that little.
Speaker 2: Okay, wait in Pascal.
Speaker 3: You know what they said to me when they see me,
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, how did you lose so much weight?
Speaker 3: I said, I didn't lose any weight. Oh you look
Speaker 3: so much happier on TV.
Speaker 2: I got great.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Okay, So when I want to jump forward, I want
Speaker 1: to jump. So you came to the United States.
Speaker 5: I came to the United States, and I didn't speak
Speaker 5: a word of English. I had a probably a couple
Speaker 5: dollar in my pocket, you know. But I had a
Speaker 5: lot of dreams. And then from there I had an
Speaker 5: opportunity to walk from from a salon and Charles Afinia
Speaker 5: in downtown was very popular who was looking to have
Speaker 5: some studies from France, and so I came up here.
Speaker 5: But the problem is I didn't speak a word of English. Okay,
Speaker 5: I had no have you see, I didn't have my
Speaker 5: education because I went from high school to trade school,
Speaker 5: trade school to the army army to do so. I
Speaker 5: didn't speak a word of English and I had no money.
Speaker 5: So I was working as an assistant sweeping the floor.
Speaker 5: As you know, something, I'm putting the hair, go buy
Speaker 5: your lunch, clean up your station. And what I was
Speaker 5: doing as an assistant. You know, you don't make any
Speaker 5: money and I needed to survive. So I had a
Speaker 5: job as a passboy okay in a hotel. So after
Speaker 5: I walk, I was taking the bars go to mccomic place,
Speaker 5: which I met somebody was at the head of a
Speaker 5: food and beverage and so I was cleaning table, I
Speaker 5: was doing dishes, I was sweeping the floor. I was
Speaker 5: doing whatever I needed to do to get a little
Speaker 5: bit extra money. And on the days that I was
Speaker 5: going to the why to learn the language?
Speaker 2: I was just going to say, where did you learn
Speaker 2: to speak English?
Speaker 5: Yeah? To do language and watching TV. So I learned
Speaker 5: my English. That's why my English is broken.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 4: Now you just have an absent so I I so. So
Speaker 4: you clearly have been very successful. Your kids are successful.
Speaker 4: What what your ex wife? How long were you married
Speaker 4: to each of your wives?
Speaker 5: My first wife, I get married when I was very young.
Speaker 5: That was what we call fatuation. And when we have
Speaker 5: the fatuation was gone. We realized that we didn't have
Speaker 5: much in common and we get devorced in a very
Speaker 5: amicable bad way and my first wife is from Canada,
Speaker 5: Calgary and study are very good friends. My suborn wife
Speaker 5: I was in a reborund of a relationship and you know,
Speaker 5: I love her Jery. She's a wonderful woman. We have
Speaker 5: two kids together, and unfortunately we didn't have the same
Speaker 5: visional life. So we were married for about five years
Speaker 5: and we have two kid together.
Speaker 4: Do you want to get married again?
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I mean, that was not a proposal, Pascal, that was
Speaker 4: not a proposal.
Speaker 5: You know, as you say, then you know, in the
Speaker 5: age where we are, I think I would like to
Speaker 5: have a salid partner, somebody I would like I'm looking
Speaker 5: for my best friend. I'm looking for somebody. I'm looking
Speaker 5: for my best friend, somebody I could talk to, Somebody
Speaker 5: who is there for me, Somebody who understand my need, value,
Speaker 5: who understand my lifestyle, who appreciate somebody, somebody who's gets
Speaker 5: sometime on their own because I'm a great believer. Then
Speaker 5: in a marriage or in a relationship, there is your life,
Speaker 5: what you do with your friend. There is my life.
Speaker 5: What I do with my friend in our life, or
Speaker 5: we do together as a couple. So I want a
Speaker 5: woman who is extremely secure, who is independent, who has
Speaker 5: a sense of style. We know how to to hold
Speaker 5: a knife and fork? Myself silly, but to hold a
Speaker 5: knife and a fuck? Who has a proper? You know?
Speaker 5: Who has a you know I'm in the passionate.
Speaker 4: She with her mouth closed too.
Speaker 5: Exactly exactly exactly shoes about clothes? You know how to
Speaker 5: cut the pie?
Speaker 2: Can you imagine.
Speaker 5: The surprise?
Speaker 3: Can you imagine sitting across the table and the person's
Speaker 3: to them with their mouth Why I would I would
Speaker 3: address it right.
Speaker 4: Let me just say I could not do it, Pascal.
Speaker 1: What what you're saying is so true for me when
Speaker 1: I go on on a date with a man. Of
Speaker 1: course I expect the door to be opened for me
Speaker 1: and all those things. But I do I watch how man?
Speaker 1: Do they know how to use a knife and fork?
Speaker 1: Do they know what a difference between a salad fork
Speaker 1: and a dinner fork? Do they know what side the
Speaker 1: bread and butterplate? I mean, I look at those things.
Speaker 2: So on top of the plate in the front.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 2: So I have a question to ask you.
Speaker 3: On the show, you seemed like you bonded with several
Speaker 3: of the men. Can you tell me about the relationships
Speaker 3: that you built.
Speaker 5: It's some interesting because you know, mean, when when I
Speaker 5: walk into the mansion, I tried to find my peers.
Speaker 5: You know, there's a lot of different people like you've
Speaker 5: experienced that you walk and you get twenty three strangers,
Speaker 5: and you try to find out where where do you
Speaker 5: fit in those twenty three people? Right? And and I'm
Speaker 5: a little bit you know, I'm not shy, but I'm
Speaker 5: very selective about who I want to associate myself with.
Speaker 5: And so I was looking around the room and the obviously,
Speaker 5: you know when Mark working to the bar, every Mark
Speaker 5: is here, Mark is here, Mark is here. I didn't
Speaker 5: know who was Mark. And I said, who's Mark? Means, oh,
Speaker 5: he's guilty. I haven't watched any of these shows and
Speaker 5: I and I have the chance to talk to him,
Speaker 5: and I definitely Mark. I bounded with him because I
Speaker 5: like his kindness. I like his He's a good guy.
Speaker 5: He's got a very stuft approach. He's a how you
Speaker 5: call it, very gentle and I like that about him. Uh,
Speaker 5: then the other guys, I would say that I think
Speaker 5: the guy who was the most fascinating to me was
Speaker 5: my roommate Greg. Okay, Greg was the highest i Q
Speaker 5: of all of us. I enjoy I enjoyed the conversation
Speaker 5: I had with him. He was a he was used
Speaker 5: to the bidding conversation, which I felt very very exciting
Speaker 5: to be able to learn so much from that guy.
Speaker 5: So that was him. Then then it's funny because I
Speaker 5: had a small room, so I had c K, which
Speaker 5: I loved. K K needed a little bed time story
Speaker 5: before going there. I thought it was very funny. And
Speaker 5: then then obviously then I love them. That's a great guy.
Speaker 5: So so yes, So what's happening is is that thing
Speaker 5: because of being so close with those four guys, abond
Speaker 5: bonded with them more than the big all the rest
Speaker 5: of the guys. And you know, that's basically the guys
Speaker 5: I was hanging with market.
Speaker 1: So you see, you see some of these guys because
Speaker 1: several of you came from Chicago.
Speaker 4: So that's nice that you start Jordan.
Speaker 5: Jordan, Yeah, Jordan's so so I stayed. I hosted on
Speaker 5: Michael when he came to Chicago, took him for dinner
Speaker 5: a couple of times. He came up over the holidays.
Speaker 4: He's a nice guy too.
Speaker 5: I love Michael. Michael is a sweet out of a guy.
Speaker 5: Chad told I, thank you you know me and have
Speaker 5: you know I've listened to his poscast and you know
Speaker 5: he had a problem with his health, so he wasn't
Speaker 5: on the show. But he's a super guy. Him and
Speaker 5: I talk all the time. Every time he comes to Chicago.
Speaker 5: I definitely see him. How you call mark them in town?
Speaker 5: Last week, two weeks ago, three weeks ago, I took
Speaker 5: him out for dinner with his friend.
Speaker 4: But coming, Pascal, We're coming since and I are coming?
Speaker 4: Are you taking us to dinner?
Speaker 5: Of course?
Speaker 4: Of course you meantime in the meantime.
Speaker 3: For words lost for words?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get, I get. I get that effect on
Speaker 5: women as you you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: We leave the speechless, they make speechless.
Speaker 5: That's that's that's the story of my life, you know.
Speaker 4: So so, Pascal, I've got a few more questions here.
Speaker 2: Wait, I just got to say one thing.
Speaker 3: I love to see you left. I feel as if
Speaker 3: you're on the serious side. And I love when you
Speaker 3: cracked up. That smile is worth a thousand million dollars.
Speaker 3: You just smiled and left.
Speaker 5: You know what I've always said, you know, to to
Speaker 5: all the guys in the mansion. I say, guys, you
Speaker 5: got to leave the moment. You got to enjoy your time.
Speaker 5: Don't worry about yesterday. There is nothing you can do,
Speaker 5: and don't worry about tomorrow because it's the unknown. So
Speaker 5: enjour where you are and have a great time with it.
Speaker 5: So to me, that's been my philosophy over the years.
Speaker 5: And you know, I've been to some challenging time in
Speaker 5: my life. I didn't claim the letter straight up. He
Speaker 5: has been a lot of plateaus, a lot of picks
Speaker 5: and valleys, and you know, you got to believe in
Speaker 5: yourself and move on forward.
Speaker 1: Very good, very good, Pascal. We have asked you so
Speaker 1: many questions. It sounds like you had a great time
Speaker 1: on the show. John wasn't your girl, But we still
Speaker 1: want to get to know you better. So we're going
Speaker 1: to go back a little bit. Who is your favorite
Speaker 1: band or musician when you were a teenager, which was
Speaker 1: like ten years ago.
Speaker 5: I said, I will say that you know what, to
Speaker 5: be honest with you. In France, when I was a kid,
Speaker 5: Elvis Presley had a huge influence on us. Okay, and
Speaker 5: then we have the French version of Elvis Paslet was
Speaker 5: Johnny Holiday, which is the Elvis Presley of French. See
Speaker 5: what Elvis was singing in English, Johnny was singing in French.
Speaker 5: So those were my definitely Elvis first. Let was my account.
Speaker 5: And if you see the Biroles, I was a little
Speaker 5: bit young for the Beroles, but you know the Letty
Speaker 5: b and you know those songs of the classic gifts.
Speaker 4: I love Elvis as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, what the favorite memory that you have when you
Speaker 3: first came to the United States.
Speaker 2: What stands out?
Speaker 5: What stands out? It's very fun and I felt scared,
Speaker 5: I felt lost. I felt like where I'm at, I'm
Speaker 5: looking at those buildings and I see them so tall.
Speaker 5: I said, wow, this is America. You know, in Frence,
Speaker 5: we don't have those high hawives like you have in here.
Speaker 5: And then the first day I arrived here, I went
Speaker 5: to the Loop. I don't know if you know Chicago
Speaker 5: Loop and you get that l track, and honestly, I
Speaker 5: got scared. I got scared of I was overwhelmed. But
Speaker 5: the magnitude of the street, the magnitude of the cows,
Speaker 5: everything was big, and I said, wow, I'm not going
Speaker 5: to fit you, and I got That's the memory I
Speaker 5: will never forget. Then this is the most incredible part
Speaker 5: of it, looking at from from the French eyes. Chicago
Speaker 5: and and and the size of it.
Speaker 4: Have you lived in any other cities, Pascal, besides Chicago.
Speaker 5: I mean I've been all over the country. I mean
Speaker 5: I've been to New York, Callais, Florida, Miami, you know,
Speaker 5: but I think Chicago is still the best city in
Speaker 5: the state for me.
Speaker 2: So my husband used to play for the Chicago Cubs.
Speaker 3: So I lived on the forty second floor in the
Speaker 3: high rise right on Lake Shore Drive. And it is
Speaker 3: absolutely a stunning of a city. I just loved it there.
Speaker 3: Did not like the winter, the winter.
Speaker 5: Too.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: You know what what I love about Chicago versus l
Speaker 5: A and versus Miami is we have what we call
Speaker 5: the four seasons, spring, summer, the winter. And I'm very
Speaker 5: big in fashion. I love to dress. So to me,
Speaker 5: in the winter, I got my coat and my blazerd
Speaker 5: and my letters. And in the spring I got my
Speaker 5: my my light coat and my lights exactly. So to me, Chicago,
Speaker 5: give me with your source of passion versus California with.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I have a question. This leads right into it.
Speaker 1: What would the name of your autobiography be Pascal.
Speaker 4: I've got it. I know what the name should be,
Speaker 4: But you tell me what.
Speaker 5: Do you think should be.
Speaker 4: I would your book if I writ it would be
Speaker 4: my sense of My sense is fashion.
Speaker 5: M No, I will said more. There is so much
Speaker 5: to learn.
Speaker 4: There is so much to learn. That's a good one.
Speaker 4: I like it so much to learn.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think. I think you know, regardless how old
Speaker 5: you are, there is different experience in different stage of
Speaker 5: your life. Then we still have so much to learn.
Speaker 5: Then we always got to keep up learning to grow
Speaker 5: as a person. I think to me, that's that's very important. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mine was enjoy who you are.
Speaker 5: Yes, A good one, Yes, good one.
Speaker 4: Mine was run between the drops.
Speaker 5: You get a run really fast? Catch you you get?
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 3: How about in America? Your favorite food?
Speaker 5: In America? My favorite food? You know, to be quite
Speaker 5: honest with you, am a foodie. So I don't eat
Speaker 5: fast food and eat burg girls and eat pizza, eat pizza.
Speaker 2: You live in Chicago and you don't need a people.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's not my Give me a nice piece of
Speaker 5: salmon sea bass to now, girls. You know, I mean
Speaker 5: more more fish than I eat, and I don't eat
Speaker 5: fast food. No, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't go to Shipley Bellies or this. Yeah,
Speaker 6: eat barbecue, I do. Let's go to eat barbecue.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've been invited to a lot of barbecue years,
Speaker 5: but I don't. I do if it's sometimes sometime I like,
Speaker 5: I would eat the barbecue chicken, but I wouldn't eat
Speaker 5: ribs of you know.
Speaker 4: So I live in Texas, where barbecue means and steak pork.
Speaker 4: Barbecue meats pork, ribs, turkey. You know, it's a it's
Speaker 4: a thing in Texas and ibosk. Yeah, yeah, I like ak.
Speaker 2: Okay, one more question.
Speaker 3: If you were stuck on a deserted island and you
Speaker 3: could only bring three guys.
Speaker 4: Wait, stops, Susan, he can to bring three people. He's
Speaker 4: bringing you and me. You have one more pascal.
Speaker 5: Okay, So let me tell you. If I was going
Speaker 5: in a Jersey alone with the two of you, be
Speaker 5: honest with you, I wouldn't bring anybody because dedicated attention.
Speaker 5: So I will be alone. I'll have your attention, I
Speaker 5: don't thretend you, and then that will have a great time.
Speaker 5: So I don't have no competitions.
Speaker 2: We would vive Ya.
Speaker 4: We would wait before before he answered that question. I
Speaker 4: have one. I had a question for him.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know if you know or not, but
Speaker 1: I used to have much longer hair and Susan cut
Speaker 1: my hair as a hair signed my haircut good or
Speaker 1: you know what.
Speaker 5: I think it looks good. But mean again, I see
Speaker 5: you in a miniscw ways, so I can't will you,
Speaker 5: but I trust you then being forty years in the business,
Speaker 5: I gave you. Then you have a good haircut.
Speaker 2: Okay, I like that before and after that's what I need.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: The way Pascali had it here, it was flipping up.
Speaker 2: She had all this lady in there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now this looks good. This looks good.
Speaker 2: Okay, three men from the show. If you had the
Speaker 2: only pick.
Speaker 5: Three men from the show. Okay, I will definitely bring
Speaker 5: uh Greg with me because I like I like that
Speaker 5: conversation that's tim late back and forth and agree to
Speaker 5: disagree and come up to a compromise. I think he's
Speaker 5: a he's a man who will definitely unreturn me and
Speaker 5: and then and then he does my laundry.
Speaker 4: So I can't I can't take Wait, did he really
Speaker 4: do your laundry.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, that's what thee. The
Speaker 5: sub one man I will take is definitely a Mark, okay,
Speaker 5: because I think Mark is Mark calm me. He brings
Speaker 5: me down. It's very soothing. I love talking to him
Speaker 5: because he's a man of of of of soft world,
Speaker 5: which which I and.
Speaker 4: By the way, he stayed in a beautiful woman.
Speaker 2: Just entertain them, I know, to turn them to go.
Speaker 5: I invited him. We went to a fantastic restaurant, and
Speaker 5: I took him to the House of Blue and not
Speaker 5: to the House of Blues, to saw a house for drinker,
Speaker 5: and we had a great time. She is absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 5: I am so happy for him. The third guy, oh
Speaker 5: my god, my god. The third guy I will take,
Speaker 5: I would say.
Speaker 4: Sik kik, I take c K, I take him on island.
Speaker 5: I take K because K and I will K and
Speaker 5: I will create a new fashion or wood rob in
Speaker 5: the island, because I think he's a very sharp dresser,
Speaker 5: and then he always liked the way I dress. So
Speaker 5: I think the two of us could create a new love.
Speaker 2: Passion which one would make you laugh.
Speaker 5: All of them. I think I think Greg is the
Speaker 5: fun he's got your whole he's got a wicked sons
Speaker 5: of you move.
Speaker 4: Okay, we haven't gotten to meet him yet.
Speaker 5: And I love and I love your sense of humve because,
Speaker 5: as you know, the street type of comedian, the one
Speaker 5: who make you laugh, the one who laughs with you,
Speaker 5: and the one who laugh at you. Okay, Yes, Greg
Speaker 5: is the kind of guy who makes you laugh and
Speaker 5: left with you. So I love that, I love your
Speaker 5: sense of you.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, Pascal, I'm going to say you have made
Speaker 1: us laugh today. Unfortunately we're out of time here, and
Speaker 1: that's the stuard. But I don't know why they tell
Speaker 1: me it's time to wrap, but it is time to
Speaker 1: end this episode of Bats or Happy Hours, Golden Hour.
Speaker 4: We thank you.
Speaker 1: You are a lovely, interesting, fascinating man, full of fashion,
Speaker 1: full of great ideas, and we just really enjoyed having
Speaker 1: you on the show.
Speaker 2: I'm coming to Chicago and dinner.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a pleasure. It's a pleasure to finally talk
Speaker 5: to you. To both of you at congratulations on the
Speaker 5: success of your postcast. Honor to have been part of it.
Speaker 5: And hope we hope we see and definitely definitely if
Speaker 5: you come to Chicago, please reach out.
Speaker 2: If I reach out through your Instagram, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to get replied. You know what.
Speaker 5: You we shut my email. We shut you my email.
Speaker 5: We better I don't necessarily anybody on Instagram.
Speaker 4: Susan. The long and short of it is, we'll have
Speaker 4: his people call our people.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, all, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Make sure to submit your questions to us. We loved
Speaker 4: having you all today.
Speaker 1: All you have to do is go to bachelornation dot com,
Speaker 1: slash Golden Hour or d m us on Instagram at
Speaker 1: Bachelor Happy Hour.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much all of you for joining us,
Speaker 2: and thank you Pascal.
Speaker 3: We really enjoyed getting to know you because we didn't
Speaker 3: get to spend that much time with you. You know,
Speaker 3: we love we love hearing your story, where you came
Speaker 3: from and how you got.
Speaker 2: To where you are. We really do appreciate it.
Speaker 3: And make sure to follow us on Bachelor Happy Hour
Speaker 3: as we have new episodes coming out every week and
Speaker 3: you don't want to miss this.
Speaker 2: You get to know them just like we do.
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