I won’t be taking questions.
 
- This is a perfectly executed shower thought. No notes. 
- I don’t have any inherent disagreement, but I feel like I’m gonna need you to show your work. Can’t you have beef pepperoni? that feels very close to milk, and only a step away from cream. 
- Garlic Ice Cream has entered the chat. - Yum, frozen salad dressing 
- Go back to Gilroy 
- That sounds Korean AF - I tried it, it’s basically garlic flavored vanilla ice cream. I’m glad I tried it, would not seek it out again. 
 
 
- Both are animal fat products - Dude your mom’s an animal fat product  
- …and I like eating all three… - And all three abandoned me no wait what 
 
 
 
- The culinary opposite of pepperoni is coconut milk. - The culinary opposite of coconut milk is haggis. - The culinary opposite of haggis is leafy greens 
 
- Coconut milk ice cream 
 
- No it’s not - They’re both Italian, ice cream can be non-sweet, there must be bigger opposites! - Wouldn’t it be gelato vs pepperoni? 
 
- Claims made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence 
- Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science? 
- Not a question, but I challenge you to explain yourself.  - You’ve either had too much pepperoni, or too little ice cream… - Either way, you owe us all an explanation. Or ice cream. I’ll accept ice cream. - but no pepersplaining please 
 
 
 
- I would say salsa - I would say guacamole - Tangent: one if my roommates discovered a recipe for an avocado-based chocolate mouse. She hates it when I call it chocolate guacamole, guacolate, or chocomole. 
 
- I’d say they’re in a somewhat similar realm of consistency so no 
 
- But I enjoy eating both. - Together? Pepperoni flavored ice cream? Ice cream flavored pepperoni? Where do you draw the line? 🤔 
- … t-together? 
 
- They’re both high in fat so no, it’s not. 
- You know, I ain’t mad at that. - Don’t agree, but I can dig the vibe. - Now, I would have said salad, personally, as the opposite of ice cream, or maybe barbecue. 
- Why would you say something so brave, yet so controversial? 

















