Diego explains the high-pressure world of craft services for Tits Productions, where union breaks don't exist and opening a bag of chips requires leaving the building.
"I have to leave the building to open that bag of Doritos because we're rolling."
"I'm in the porn industry and crafty's different. Another world, another world."
"If I have to give an actor a bag of Doritos, I have to leave the building to open that bag of Doritos 'cause we're rolling."
Willie Freedman introduces his 'crafty' barbecue table, boasting about serving quarter pieces of chicken to the cast of Men Behaving Badly and revealing Jennifer Aniston's preference for moist, unspiced brisket.
"If you need a drink, have a full cup of barbecue sauce."
The Bridges Bowl and the Mandalorian Maldives Incident
Don Woman describes Jeff Bridges' 'suicide' food bowls, while Glen Richards recounts a disastrous catering stint on The Mandalorian that left the cast ill in the Maldives.
"We call it the Bridges Bowl. It's more like a barrel."
"Everybody's shitting their brains out in Star Wars costumes."
"The name of the game is if you have fish, put it inside."
The panel of craft services and catering experts introduce themselves, ranging from high-end catering to a guy who just works for a large crafty company.
"The backbone of the industry is in the stomach, and these folks are providing the food."
"This is Diego from Crafty. I work under a big crafty company. It's not my company."
Willie Freedman discusses his long career serving barbecue on classic NBC sets and reveals Jennifer Aniston's specific, spice-free brisket preferences.
"If you need a drink, have a full cup of barbecue sauce."
"Jen Aniston was a freak. And she would come up to me every day and say, give me some of that moist brisket, Willie."
Glen Richards recounts getting fired from The Mandalorian after serving raw Kenyan goat meat and leaving sushi in the sun, causing a mass illness on set.
"Everybody's shitting their brains out in Star Wars costumes."
"The name of the game is if you have fish, put it inside."
Willie Freedman's Moist Brisket and NBC Sitcom History
Willie Freedman discusses his long career serving BBQ on classic NBC sets like Friends and Frasier, specifically recalling Jennifer Aniston's love for his 'moist brisket' and her lack of spice tolerance.
"I just have a table full of barbecue all day long."
"Jen Aniston was no spice on the brisket. So I just used regular, the Holy Trinity, SPG: salt, pepper, garlic."
Don Woman recounts his origin story in the Navy, where his cooking was so delicious it allegedly made the boat too heavy to move, leading to a court-martial for 'intentionally fattening up the troops' as a suspected spy.
"They called me the Hansel and Gretel witch of the Navy."
"I didn't actively try to destroy any soldiers. I can't judge someone off an accent, but they were Russian, you know?"
Willie Freedman details a disastrous day on the set of Transparent where he served an all-pork menu to a Jewish cast at the behest of Jeffrey Tambor, who allegedly used the BBQ as a tool for onset harassment.
"Everything is cooked with pork. And everybody was Jewish on the set and they don't eat pork."
Diego describes the high-pressure environment of Tits Productions, where he must leave the building to open a bag of Doritos to avoid ruining the audio of non-stop rolling scenes.
"I'm in the porn industry and crafty's different."
"I have to leave the building to open that bag of Doritos because we're rolling."
Diego explains the high-pressure world of craft services for Tits Productions, where union breaks don't exist and opening a bag of chips requires leaving the building.
"I work for Tits Productions, so it's different. I'm in the porn industry and crafty's different."
Donna Fredon explains her start making 'Scramblers' for The Bachelor to make contestants less stable and her conflict with Andy Cohen over outdoor shrimp cocktails.
"This shrimp has to be inside, Andy, I don't know what to tell you."
