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Hi, Adam. Meet Conan and

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Sona. Hi. Hi. Hi, Adam.

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Hi,

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Kona and I Sona. Hi, Matt.

2:00

Hi. Hey, Dom. It's very nice to

2:03

meet you. And where are you right now? Where are you

2:05

calling us from?

2:05

I'm calling from Addisaba by Ethiopia.

2:08

Oh, the capital of Ethiopia.

2:09

Yes. Wow. That's incredible. I've never

2:12

been to Ethiopia. Oh, you

2:14

should come. Have you your English

2:16

is

2:17

it seems perfect. Have you spent

2:19

any time in the United States?

2:21

Yes. I I went to college

2:24

in upstate New York. Oh,

2:25

you're kidding. Where'd you go to college? I mean, I grew

2:26

up here. I went to Hamilton

2:29

College -- Oh, okay. -- in Clinton, New York.

2:31

Very good. Okay. And and then you

2:33

so you grew up in in Ethiopia,

2:36

You did some college in the United States,

2:39

and then you moved back. And what are you up to

2:41

these days? I have a business

2:43

with my friend. We make fragrances

2:46

and scented candles and fun

2:48

stuff like that. Wow. How did you

2:50

how did you learn to do this? I

2:52

mean, don't you need to know a lot to make fragrances?

2:57

Yes. I'm very smart.

3:00

I'm sure you are. But I'm wondering, did you

3:02

have to study anything in particular? Do you have

3:04

to study chemistry? Or do you have to Mhmm.

3:06

Yeah. I did. I studied biochemistry. So

3:09

it helps a little bit, but I mean, I had

3:11

to, like, learn a lot of it on my own too.

3:13

I imagine. You have to a lot of trial and error

3:15

where you try and make -- Mhmm. --

3:17

a scent and

3:19

and it can go terribly wrong, I bet.

3:21

Right? Oh, yeah.

3:24

Well, some of these ingredients for

3:26

perfumes, like, they don't really smell that

3:28

good. So, yeah, if

3:31

you use a lot of something, then,

3:33

yeah, can be

3:33

terrible. Let me ask you professional

3:36

opinion. As you know in the United States

3:38

and across the world, sometimes

3:40

celebrities have their own scent

3:42

that they market. Do you

3:44

think I could have could there be a Conan

3:46

scent? AAAAAAA

3:49

perfume just take it easy. Good there or

3:51

should there. No. No. Listen. I think

3:53

we're rushing this a little. Sorry. First, let's

3:55

begin. Adam,

3:57

do you do you think that I'm

3:59

the kind of person who could have a scent out on

4:01

the

4:01

market. I mean, why not? Yeah. No.

4:04

Okay. You could have scent. Maybe like pumpkin

4:06

spice

4:12

I look at it. It doesn't matter who

4:14

where I talk to someone in the world. This is someone

4:16

in Ethiopia who's been

4:20

kissing me and

4:22

and doing it right now. No. No. It's

4:24

very it's very funny everyone here

4:26

around me loves you now because

4:29

you treated me the way I should be treated. Mhmm.

4:31

And Yeah.

4:33

Pumpkin spice. I'm not sure that's gonna be. I

4:35

want something, you know,

4:37

manly, you know. Sexy. Sexy.

4:39

Something that women are gonna go,

4:41

do you remind me of

4:43

Conan O'Brien in that sexy way?

4:45

Pumpkin vice. For

4:49

naughty evenings. It's pumpkin spice.

4:54

Wow. So you making scents,

4:56

candles Do you make perfumes just

4:59

do do you make sense for men or is it all

5:01

mostly for women?

5:02

We make both. We make for men and

5:05

for women. Mhmm. But, I mean, we make

5:07

a lot more for women than

5:08

men. Is there a favorite way

5:10

that men like to smell that you've noticed? Is

5:12

there a certain fragrance that they gravitate

5:15

towards?

5:17

I I think people in general, like,

5:20

anything familiar. Mhmm. So, like,

5:22

if they smell ascent and it reminds

5:24

them

5:24

of, like, another perfume they've

5:27

they've liked or something --

5:28

Right. -- usually, like, gravity towards I

5:30

don't know I don't know if, like, people know so much.

5:32

I I would like because I believe

5:34

I want my sense to

5:36

be something it's familiar to me. So that would

5:38

be frying ham. Oh.

5:41

We're good to smell. That's sexy.

5:43

Like frying ham. Because that's that's

5:45

what I grew up smelling. And it's

5:48

a very it reminds me of a of

5:50

a of a fascinating time in my

5:52

life. Hey, I got news for you, buddy. That's what you

5:54

smell like. Hey. A

5:56

mission accomplished. It's

5:59

a very hard it's basically just

6:01

bacon grease. Yeah. That's all

6:03

it is. So, Adam, do

6:05

you have a shop? Is this all done

6:08

over the Internet? These

6:08

sales? How do you how do you sell

6:11

your products?

6:11

We started online, but now we

6:14

have a shop Where

6:14

is your shop? Is it in is it in the capital?

6:16

Yeah.

6:17

Yeah. It's pretty close to where I live.

6:19

Okay. It's in a mall. Okay.

6:21

So you go to every day, you

6:23

do visit the shop every day in the mall?

6:26

I try to. Yeah. But it's

6:28

it's a new mall. So, like, there's

6:30

very little foot traffic right now. So

6:32

we're hoping for, like,

6:34

a a good turnout. I'm

6:36

sure for the next coming

6:37

months. I'm confident. Maybe I could get

6:39

over to Ethiopia and do

6:42

some kind of personal appearance. How would

6:44

that go over a dom

6:46

if you said Conan O'Brien

6:48

will be appearing at the mall

6:50

in Addus

6:51

Ethiopia. Would there be much excitement

6:53

or would there be I I know

6:55

it's exciting. I think

6:59

I mean, I think so. I know I know a

7:01

few people know you here,

7:03

but you people know me.

7:06

It's gonna be beetle maybe. It's gonna be

7:08

beetle maybe. You know, I'm

7:10

worried about I'm worried about just cancer.

7:13

Based on that alone, I'm just worried about people's

7:15

safety and security. I mean,

7:17

people know how many like.

7:21

Okay. Again, you're getting way ahead of

7:23

things here poorly. I mean, I just worry

7:25

that with a few people, you could get as many

7:27

of seven seven or eight people myself.

7:29

And then what if pushing and shoving

7:32

starts? There's no way to control a pregnancy. Yeah.

7:34

Yeah. I

7:37

don't know.

7:38

I don't know. I don't know about, you know,

7:40

like, what people are into these

7:42

days. So I mean, you know what? Clearly

7:45

neither do I. Neither ride. But

7:47

but who cares? I've got you. I've

7:49

got you, and that's what's important. Yes.

7:51

You do. But this

7:53

is this is very cool. So you do

7:55

that. You manufacture scented

7:58

candles and -- Mhmm. --

8:00

and you sell these different perfumes. Are there other

8:03

things that you do? You

8:05

know, using your your

8:07

skills?

8:08

I mean, now we're trying to like, all our

8:11

products are natural, so we're trying

8:13

to move to, like, natural soaps

8:15

and lip glosses and

8:17

things like

8:17

that. So That's nice. So around

8:19

the same area again. That's a big that's a

8:21

big movement. Yes. People don't wanna put

8:23

anything artificial on their

8:26

bodies. They want it all to be natural.

8:28

I prefer artificial anything artificial.

8:31

Why is that exactly? I just I I

8:33

just trust in exotic chemicals.

8:36

I've always been that way.

8:38

They've never done us wrong. I don't think they have. I

8:40

mean, I'd like to see more information

8:42

on DDT, various pesticides

8:45

that were banned in the sixties

8:47

by some kooky hippies. I

8:50

actually freshen up every morning, little DDC

8:52

under the shirt. Guess what?

8:55

I've had no insects underneath

8:57

my arms.

8:58

We did it.

8:59

Yeah. We did it. Before there was a

9:01

lot. And

9:03

and you're also you're

9:06

writing. Aren't you writing something? And I'm I'm told

9:08

that you are writing something on the

9:10

Internet. What do you

9:10

write? Trying to uh-oh. So I

9:13

write blogs. So I work for

9:15

this other company that has,

9:17

like, luxury homes -- Mhmm. -- across the

9:19

US. So I have write blogs for

9:21

them, like,

9:23

recommending people on, like,

9:25

places to go to and they're staying at the homes.

9:27

Wait. And I haven't been to any of the

9:29

places. Oh, wait

9:32

a minute. Hey, Joe. You're

9:34

saying you're saying that you're sitting there in

9:36

Ethiopia, and you aren't

9:38

writing. You are

9:40

telling people oh my god. You're gonna

9:42

love this house. It's a

9:44

split level modern, and

9:47

it's in Park City, Utah.

9:49

And oh my god. The views

9:51

and I loved it here and you've never been

9:52

there. Yeah.

9:53

I recommend them restaurants

9:56

and have you have you had friendly

9:58

activities. So so Basically,

10:00

Google. So you just Google. You Google

10:02

everything.

10:03

That's irrelevant.

10:05

That's awesome. Listen. I have to say,

10:07

Adam, I really admire your

10:10

I mean, first of all, Shaquannery.

10:12

Yes. Yes. I

10:16

like your scamming is No, but I

10:18

think it's actually You've got

10:20

so many things going at the same time,

10:22

which is impressive. What else are

10:24

you working on? Do you do it sounds like I

10:26

bet you you're a good writer. If you can if

10:28

you can write those

10:29

blogs, do you use do you try

10:31

any other kinds of writing Yeah. I

10:32

try I'm trying to write fiction. I

10:35

think you already are in those blogs.

10:37

Yeah. Yeah. You

10:39

you so far, you are one

10:41

of the better writer. You might be

10:43

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10:45

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10:47

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10:49

where you've had a blast. And brought your

10:51

pet dogs even though none

10:53

of this is true. Absolute

10:57

bullshit. Yeah.

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So what kind of what kind of if you or

11:02

to write a novel, do you think it would you'd

11:05

spend a lot of time describing the homes

11:07

where the character lived and

11:10

the smells. The smell The smells

11:12

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11:15

places nearby that serve a vegan

11:17

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11:19

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11:19

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11:22

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11:25

Yep. I mean, you've given me inspiration

11:28

because that's gonna be like yeah. That's

11:30

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11:32

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But I I plan to go

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remember. You remember the

19:13

basics, but It's funny when you talk to

19:15

a doctor. He's like, I don't remember anything

19:17

from medical school. I mean,

19:19

it was one in one ear out the

19:21

other. Anyway, we're gonna put you under

19:24

now. And I'm an air doctor, and I'm

19:26

gonna go I'm gonna go

19:28

through your eye and into your brain.

19:30

Just wing it. So

19:33

what's your day like? When you wake up in the morning, do

19:35

you go do you start

19:37

working on on sense right

19:38

away? Or Do you go

19:41

to the mall right away? I'm just curious

19:43

a day in

19:43

the life in

19:44

No. I wish I would go right

19:47

away. I I just I wake up, I go

19:49

to the gym sometimes. I listen to you

19:51

guys a lot. Mhmm. While

19:53

I'm at the gym and I smile, like,

19:55

laugh like an idiot Is

19:56

it, like, running on the trending scene?

19:57

That's a universal sign that someone's either in

20:00

distress or listening to our

20:02

podcast. And

20:04

then, yeah, I go to the mall a few

20:07

times a week. And

20:09

then I work from

20:10

home, so I'm, like, you

20:12

know, on my computer most of the day. Is

20:14

your family

20:15

Then I play with my

20:15

dog a woman. Are

20:18

you dog friendly? Deep

20:20

dog. Yes. I am.

20:22

Good. I'm touching you up on Google right now, and

20:23

yes. It says agent

20:26

is dog predator. What's your

20:28

dog's name?

20:29

Buchi. Buchi. Does

20:30

that mean anything? Or Yeah. I

20:31

mean small dog. I

20:34

guess my dogs. I

20:37

guess I guess they have that coming.

20:39

Your dog's name is small dog. Small dog

20:42

in here. That's

20:44

fantastic.

20:44

I got Yeah. When I like,

20:47

I was supposed to name when I got him and

20:49

I wanted to name him. I just,

20:50

like, started overthinking about, like,

20:52

what's the best fit for the dog. Mhmm. And then I

20:54

was like, you

20:54

know what? Let's just stick

20:57

with the the generic name. Is there

20:59

possible you

20:59

underthought it? I know. That's what I was gonna say. Sorry. Do

21:02

you know No. No. No. But and I

21:04

was thinking the same I was thinking the same thing

21:06

which is there's overthinking

21:08

and then there's I'm gonna my

21:10

dog

21:10

dog. I wanna call my next

21:13

dog, bad dog. Hey, bad

21:15

dog. Come here. Bad dog. And

21:17

just constantly And then when he does

21:18

something, Ray, you go, good dog, bad dog. Good dog.

21:20

Bad dog. And then he'll just eventually

21:23

just run away. I

21:25

don't know. To be renamed by

21:27

someone else. Wow. Okay. So and

21:29

family, do you have family that lives around

21:31

you and your body?

21:32

Yes. Yeah. I

21:32

live with my mom. You live with your mom? So

21:35

just

21:35

me

21:36

at Yeah. Me, my mom, and my dog. Okay. That's

21:38

her

21:38

name. Mom. Yeah. That's her first name. Yeah.

21:40

What's her name? Her first name is May and her

21:42

last name is Maya Lads. And

21:46

and does she know what you're doing right now? Does she know

21:48

that you're calling into our podcast? Or

21:50

or no? She

21:51

does. She

21:52

does. No. What time is it there

21:54

now? It's midnight. Oh,

21:56

midnight. Okay. Is she asleep right now? She

21:58

is. Yes. Wake her up.

22:00

Go wake

22:04

her up. See. Hey,

22:06

Conan's on. Conan's on

22:08

the phone. I gotta zoom with

22:10

Conan. And he's gotten Corley and

22:12

sooner with him

22:12

too. Would she know everyone's here in the

22:14

lake room? Yeah. Exactly. That's

22:17

okay. That's trust me. Hey,

22:19

I'm feeling pretty good about, you know, the

22:21

seven people that are gonna create a stampede

22:23

when I visit them

22:24

all. And his CFIOPIA. It's

22:27

just

22:27

gonna run. It's not good. It

22:29

can't be the other way. Yeah.

22:31

Okay. Okay. Alright. That's not

22:33

nice. You ever question for

22:35

Conan? I do. But I think he answered

22:38

it. I was gonna say I was gonna

22:40

ask him what he smells like.

22:42

Oh,

22:43

don't know, you know, I mean, in serious, I joked about frying ham,

22:45

but I don't know that I have I mean, you

22:47

could answer that Sonos. Thank

22:48

you. I want him. I

22:50

don't think I have an odor. You don't

22:51

have an odor. Sometimes you

22:54

smell like freshly applied sunscreen.

22:58

But

22:59

There may be a reason for that. If you know what though,

23:02

it's not a bad smell. You don't

23:04

have a bet you don't have a bad smell you're,

23:06

you

23:06

know, nicest thing anyone said to me in a

23:08

while. You know, you don't have a bad smell

23:10

on it. I think I

23:12

don't like putting on scents but I

23:14

do have to put on sunscreens

23:16

because, you know, my people are

23:19

from Ireland and I

23:21

live down by the Mexican border

23:23

and Nobody

23:24

needs an explanation.

23:25

Yeah. No. No. I think you really need to

23:28

understand, hey, Tom. Why I

23:30

may be sunsensitive. And I think you really did

23:32

have to hear this because you

23:34

you only got a biochemical degree

23:37

from a great school. Yeah.

23:40

I don't know. I yeah.

23:42

And I so so sometimes I probably do

23:44

smell like

23:44

that. Yeah. No. But also, I I mean, what

23:46

I'm trying to say is it's it's

23:49

not unpleasant to be around

23:51

you. You know what I

23:52

mean? What about my

23:53

behavior? That's different. What I'm

23:55

talking about smells. You're

23:56

right. And you're you're

23:57

not unpleasant to be around. Do you have any

24:00

behavior perfumes? I think you can recommend yeah. Is

24:02

there any perfume I would wear or or or sense

24:04

that would make me behave myself a little

24:05

more? Behavior

24:06

yourself. No. I

24:07

mean, I think Sandlewood

24:10

might calm me. Oh, yeah. You

24:12

know?

24:13

Something like that. I like cedar.

24:15

I like cedar. Yeah. Yeah.

24:17

I like cedar. There's certain cedar like

24:19

that. Like, if I wish I smelled like an

24:21

old cedar closet.

24:23

Oh. You know, they had

24:24

a little bit of sandalwood -- Yeah. --

24:26

in there and maybe some just a

24:28

touch of vanilla. Oh, interesting. Just

24:30

a little hint of vanilla. Can you work

24:33

on this for

24:33

me? That's nice.

24:34

Hey, Dominic. Yeah.

24:35

I will I will contract you to make

24:38

my cent. And then we will mark

24:39

I'll do the we will we will

24:42

market it in the mall, in

24:44

Ethiopia, in the capital, and

24:46

I and we will say, smell

24:48

like Conan O'Brien. Mhmm. And then just

24:51

watch the people come running.

24:52

Yeah. Watch the people

24:54

come running. Would you do one

24:56

of those six see per You That

24:59

I would. Ads and stuff that are in, like,

25:01

black and white. And what would what's the

25:02

name? Dumb. You could you

25:05

could direct it. You could direct a video with me

25:07

where Oh my god. Black and

25:09

white, and a dove is released. And when I turned

25:12

the camera, and say, well, we

25:14

can't use Coco because that's been useful. What's

25:16

the name of it? It's not just Coco. Coco

25:18

is a pretty famous one. How about old

25:20

Cedar closet. Cobb,

25:23

both seated. Cobb. How about

25:25

cedar

25:25

Cobb? Cedar Cobb. No.

25:29

Joe just You know? I'm sorry. That

25:29

okay. I'm I'm not butting in. This is your

25:32

your your No. Because we gotta figure

25:33

out what my son's name is.

25:35

God. No. It's not God. Desperation.

25:40

Oh, let's do something by

25:42

the knee. Me. Me. Me. Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me?

25:44

Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me? Me?

25:46

By Conan. Me? Good. People

25:48

around you should smell need. Yeah.

25:52

It's need. And then doves

25:54

are released. Are there

25:56

some good areas around Addus that we could shoot

25:58

this, you know Yeah.

26:00

A lot of areas. Yeah. Okay. Alright. Well

26:03

Maybe yeah. Well,

26:05

it's a lot of, like, there are a lot of

26:07

mountains you you can

26:08

visit. I love going

26:09

through the mountains.

26:11

Yeah. Yeah.

26:12

And I think Release

26:13

the dobs Yeah. Yeah. Alright. You're gonna have

26:16

to make the sandwich, and then we're

26:18

gonna try and sell it. Easy. And

26:20

let's do it. I'll have I'll get my best

26:22

people on this, which means Well,

26:24

I don't I just have people. Sure.

26:27

I don't have a best click on your best people.

26:29

This is it. Yeah. And -- Wow.

26:31

-- I guess that's

26:33

Eduardo. Right? Well, anyway,

26:35

he'll drop the legal contracts

26:38

need. Hey, Dom. It

26:39

was really nice talking to you.

26:42

This was this

26:42

It was so nice to meet you guys. Yeah. It's really

26:44

nice to meet you guys all

26:46

the time. You guys are, like, my friends

26:48

that, like, you don't

26:49

know you And then that's what now we know you. We

26:52

really are friends. What's your

26:53

fragrance company? It's called

26:54

Lucy Fragrances. Lucy

26:57

Fragrances. That's

26:58

even

26:58

a plug. Yeah. Yeah. Lucy

27:00

fragrances. Yeah. Is there anything else we can do to

27:03

plug this this this brand?

27:05

That's it.

27:05

You can go on Instagram

27:07

at Lucy Fragrances. At Lucy Fragrances.

27:09

Okay. Well, A Dom, that's very cool. Yeah.

27:11

And I'm not gonna take any of your suggestions

27:13

for a luxury home.

27:19

I don't know if that's good. No.

27:20

Sorry. I just I'm you've I

27:24

love

27:24

doing some research. Yeah. You're very

27:26

good research. Alright.

27:28

Well, so cool talking to you,

27:31

Adam. It's

27:31

so nice talking to you. Yes. I hope our pads

27:33

cross down the road. That would be really fun.

27:35

Just a remote in Ethiopia. Hey.

27:38

Oh, I'm sold. I love that.

27:41

Alright. You take care. Thank you.

27:43

Bye

27:43

bye. Smell you later. Alright.

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