Name: Jon Hamm and Michael Sheen Teach You St. Louis and Welsh Slang | Vanity Fair
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Or as we say in Wells Show my I'm Michael Sheen, and I will be doing some Welsh flag.

I will be teaching your ST Louis Welsh Lang.

You know, John, I saw you this morning that I was so happy.

And I thought, Here I am in in Austin, Texas, and I'm gonna get to sit with Jon Hamm and have a lovely morning tidy.

It's something you say when he's like that.

Oh, T ravis shortened version of toasted raviolis.

What you basically do is take a ravioli and you breaded and deep fry it and then you dip it in.

Tomato sauce has covered with Parmesan cheese.

First of all, how did you think you would pronounce that?

I'm gonna give you a coach in front of everyone because it's better to show this rather than say it.

Honey, give us a Koch with W Oh, in the coming boot heel.

And in the south east corner is a little chunk that kind of bites into Arkansas called booty.

Oh, my family is from kind of down south toward that way.

Now, how would you say that, Jeffrey throw.

So if someone tone here when you said he said he would you like Would you like to drink this gloopy green, fatted liquid?

Go be so you know No, I don't want to do that.

ST Louis is have what can only be described as a particular accent.

Especially when trying to pronounce the oval Sometimes.

That's a gorgeous Aren't from what you got wearing there T r w is back.

You're always a little little the sweet Not to be confused with agility.

Dirty, No different doing things with cards in those cardinals carrots.

Cardinals are the best baseball team in the world.

So if you if you Mitch Mitch in school, I'm not going into the kitchen.

Would you clean playing hooky, playing hookey, Going to the boat?

Because riverboat gambling was only recently legalized, it seemed he was still in the 19th century.

But there's riverboats, but their buildings built on the river chops, chops.

So if your chops in, then you you know you have it.

Your chops chops you so you'd be more familiar with chop.

Now this this should be a little more specific because this should say, What high school did you go to?

This is the defining question for every person that's from ST Louis.

If you ever meet anybody from ST Louis other than me, they will ask everybody then knows where you What part of town you live in.

Like if you're cold, it's very much a code about where you went to high school place.

Yeah, dot is is the cheese is so English people because they couldn't say Yeah, they would say Yaki da yaki.

So when you hear people saying the dog from now on, everyone I know you'll say no all No, it's not a direct cultural appropriation.

I still can't match the Lord as well in the creek.

Flooding is very, very common in in ST Louis.

On this is this is a common common prayer.

If things happen again, this rally, if the Lord ruling on the critical, that means I'll see you at the boat.

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