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Thats a married guy thing. i know the look, the soulless look in the eyes because its the 50th time they took the same dam picture over and over again. thats not your real smile. wheres the real smile. thats the smile you use with the whores. like its just, its never ending and the guy always has the same look. and thats not a republican or a democrat thing, thats a, im stuck fellows. check on me. and if you look at those pictures across the board, liberal dudes, because dudes, we make that mist...

Woman in a bar like this. >> maya: its forbidden. >> anthony: this is sort of a guy thing? >> maya: its my first time. yeah, guys after work or the farmers. >> marcus: were breaking major rules here. >> maya: and you have all, like, the saints picture there, and were drinking. >> marcus: theres a lot of jesus in the bars. >> anthony: thats the last thing i want to see in a bar. the disapproving gaze of a saint. in 1992, addis emerged from the stifling 17-year grip of a hard-line old-school maois...

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In this celebration of Louisianas Cajun culture, complete with Zydeco music and a crawfish boil, Anthony Bourdain goes off the beaten path and takes part in...

Coubion. rice first, tony. >> tony: perfect rice. >> anthony: thats a shrimp stew down there? >> toby: thats shrimp stew. >> anthony: hardboiled egg? i gotta ask though, but before i forget, now mardi gras is coming up tuesday? >> group: yes. >> anthony: now, i mean i sort of noticed its a guy thing. >> megan arceneaux: most runs women cannot run. >> jolie: it is very much a boys club. it always has been. they always say, you know -- >> anthony: you support this brutal fascist regime? >> toby: o...

Happening was so spectacular and wonderful and, oh my gosh, weve reached a new eastern edge or western, northern edge. the odds are slim to zero that were going to extend to yet a further horizon. it was inconceivable. so theres the thing. so what does the desert do? it exceeds our ambition. >> anthony: in vegas, nothing is permanent. it constantly eats itself, tears down, builds up, expands according to no known or easily understood plan. an organic thing, responding to the dark dreams of the a...

>> megan arceneaux: i hope youre ready. >> anthony: im ready. i like this thing. >> megan arceneaux: oh man, this is my baby right here. >> anthony: now whats the appropriate term for a crawfish? just crawfish? crawdad? mud bug? >> megan arceneaux: we dont -- dont say crawdads. down here its crawfish. >> anthony: all right. no other term is acceptable? >> megan arceneaux: i mean, you can call them little mud bugs if you want, but we like to just call them by what they are, crawfish. >> anthony: ...

There standing in the rain? and this sounds like a good idea when drinking -- a rousing game of stump, or stump and nails. throw a hammer in the air and drive it down hard. hopefully onto a nail rather than a hand or other extremity. preferably in the rain. how dumb do you feel if you end up in the hospital with that thing sunk into your cheek? >> man: only twice. >> anthony: has this happened? only twice? okay, good. so i like my odds. >> man: swing it down. { cheering ] >> man: you got a spark...

And barbecue. interestingly, and i almost want to dig up john wayne just to tell him this, creoles are widely believed to be the first american cowboys. herding cattle in the plains and bayous of louisiana long before white dudes in ass-less chaps started showing up in the west. in fact, zydeco music was born out of cowboy culture. the rhythm of the washboard mimicking the trot of a horse on the trail. ♪ >> dave lemelle: we dont want to lose our culture we have here because this is a true thin...