Jordan and Max offer advice on how to make Thanksgiving as delicious as possible. The fellas carefully curate that iconic Thursday night meal for everyone by offering elevated concepts for appetizers, the bird of course, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and vegetables. Then, Diet Coke Dave aka The Pie King of LA calls in to help everyone build the best dessert tables possible by breaking down his definitvie Los Angeles pie list. And finally, Jordan offers a BIG idea that could change the face of Thanksgiving dinner forever.

The fellas finally get to Quarter Sheets for their elusive Connecticut style bar pie pizza, so they had to breakdown the cracker crust, cheesy meal that ended with a couple of princesss. Plus, they talk L.A. bar pies and the lack thereof, and their plans for the next Echo Park voyage. Then, Shapiro does the good, the bad, and the ugly on his eating in Spain and France.

Josh Beckerman aka The Foodie Magician enters the building to talk his food travels as a master of the dark arts, plus all sorts of New York and Los Angeles chocolate chip cookies, pizza, and ice cream. Did Josh love kangaroo tartare or turtle livers more? Are David Blaine and other mentalists actually aliens? Can Josh successfully read Jordan's mind with the most random LA restaurant mentalism trick ever performed? These answers and more in this truly magical episode.

Actress and Air Jordan fan Delaney Rowe enters the Sherman Oaks Food Building to help answer audience questions with Jordan and a straight off an international flight back to L.A. Bubbles, and it's all neighborhood restaurants, the best Burgundy, go-to cookware, the Benihana ass clock, dealing with fame, Spanish beef, best Halloween candies, Twizzlers vs. Red Vines, honey walnut shrimp and caviar, hangover remedies and lots of booze talk from Delaney and Bubbles, Fall food, top Beverly Hills Cheese Store sandwiches, fighting large animals, belly buttons, and of course FreeBallGate 2023.

Max became violently ill in Spain, so an emergency segment with him was in need to talk what happened leading up to the explosive event, the nasty seafood culprit, absolutley demolishing a hotel bathroom, and Jordan stumbles upon one of the biggest Shapiro reveals in Air Jordan history. Plus, on his comfort food quest, Jordan finally experiences Apollonia's thin crust pizza, and has a story to tell on the who, what, where, and how of the highly acclaimed mid-city pizzeria.

Times are tough and emotions are running high, but the comfort of food can help. Jordan talks recent meals at Funke and Sushi Sonagi that helped it all fade away, and then he lists some his most comforting LA foods. Then, brother and sister Ernie and Val Aguirre enter the food building to talk the OG LA legendary chicken spot their family has been running for the past 35 years; an institution that nearly disappeared, and is now going nowhere but all the way up.

Pioneer Chicken will be appearing at this year's annual Tenderfest, Sunday October 22 in Beverly Hills. Come check them out and get a taste of history. Buy tickets here, and use promo code FRIENDS15 for 15% off.

Jordan and Max briefly talk what it's been like as Jews in the food world since the recent attack on Israel, and how the local food industry has responded. Then, the boys review their day at Family Style Food Festival, where they were on a mission: to drink up. Top three bites, a bubble guts scare, all the booze, stolen cocktails, a Moo's Craft Barbecue surpise, mayo and white truffles on pizza, and the dreaded ass clock may start again.

It's Ruth! The LA OG food critic, author, and lover of Yucca's bean and cheese burrito jumps on a Zoom call with Jordan to discuss LA's past and present, food media vs. food journalism, the power of anonymity in criticism, and the upcoming LA Chef Conference both Ruth and Jordan will be appearing at later this month. They're also joined by Brad Metzger, founder and producer of the conference who talks all the glorious food, speakers, and causes LA Chef Conference will be highlighting. 

If you'd like to attend to see and hear Ruth in person, attend a live Air Jordan, as well as many other food industry panels, discussions, and two mini-food festivals, the last batch of tickets go on sale October 13th, and can be purchased here.

Jordan and Max talk a recent night out in the hills of Beverly eating Westholme wagyu prepared by three big name chefs as the Air Jordan martini era continues. Then, Jordan recounts his night in Hancock Park breaking the Yom Kippur fast with Saffy's challah, Daughter's Deli pastrami, and it's all yellow vs. deli mustard, shrimp hot dogs, cream cheese rankings, and soufflés vs. bread puddings.

Ben Hundreds is back, joining Jordan and Max in the building to discuss Danny Meyer's recent tweet (or is it called an X?) about 6pm being the new dining primetime reservation. Then, the boys talk their first meal at Echo Park Italian hotspot Donna's, where the parking is an issue, but would the whole garlic and parm package live up to the hype? Lastly, a food influencer was upset with Jordan in the wild, so the fellas discuss learning to accept criticism when you've put yourself in the spotlight.