I COOKED A RECIPE MADE BY A.I. | Cooking with GPT-3 (Don't try this at home)
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We went to the store and bought a set of completely random ingredients and had OpenAI's GPT-3 come up with a recipe, which we then cooked and ate.

Our Rules:
1. All Vegan
2. Follow the recipe as closely as possible
3. We must finish our plates

The Recipe:
1. Boil the potatoes and carrots.
2. In the meantime, prepare the VEGAN minced meat, or use pre-cooked soy meat. 
3. Then fry the VEGAN butter, add the garlic, and the mushrooms, and stir for 2 minutes. 
4. Add the soy cream, stir and cook for three minutes. 
5. Add the pickles, tomatoes, and beans, stir and simmer for five minutes. 
6. Cut the bread in small squares and fry in the vegan butter until golden brown.
7. Cut the limes into cubes and squeeze the juice into the bean mixture. 
8. Add the soy sauce, parsley, salt, pepper, cumin, cilantro, and dried figs. Stir, and add the kale.
9. Pour the bean mix into a blender. 
10. Bake for 5 minutes in the oven at 180C. 
11. Cut the sweet potatoes in cubes, and add to a pot with the remaining butter. Add the red beans mixture. 
12. Cut the bell pepper into cubes and add to the pot. 
13. Add the VEGAN minced meat, and cook in the oven at 180C for 10 minutes. 
14. Add the avocado. 
15. Add the chickpeas. 
16. Add the chocolate.
17. Serve on bread with mustard and pommegrenade on top.

OUTLINE:
0:00 - The Plan
2:15 - Ingredients
4:05 - What is GPT-3?
6:10 - Let's cook
12:25 - The Taste Test

GPT-3 on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT-3
GPT-3 Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14165

Jonas' Scholar: https://scholar.google.de/citations?user=a1rCLUMAAAAJ
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 Jonas is just looking up adjectives for bad food. I think I'm gonna need them. Look at this stuff. We're gonna go to the store, buy some random stuff, put it all into an AI that generates recipes, and we're committing right now to cook. You just move your hands in a kind of random manner. And eat. Whatever it outputs. All right everyone, this is Jonas. He is an expert in non-convex optimization and also a very, very good cook. My mommy! It's going to be extra spicy for him today when he has to follow instructions by not so good cook, which is the GPT-3 language model. Yeah, let's do it. Awesome. So here's the plan. We're gonna go to the store and each of us is just gonna buy some random items. We don't know what the other person is buying. All right, what's real, really weird. And we'll come back and whatever we have, we'll put into GPT-3 and ask us to generate a recipe for it. And we'll try to follow that recipe as closely as possible. As closely as possible. As close as possible. And then whatever comes out, Jonas is gonna eat it. And if it turns out great, I'm gonna give it a try as well. No, just kidding. We're both gonna eat it. We're committing now. We're doing this. Absolutely. So there's a couple of rules. Rule number one, Jonas is a vegan, which means that today we're going full CO2 neutral, absolutely organic, healthy, 100% cow-friendly, ethically perfect vegan. Yeah, just yeah. Rule number two, we're gonna follow the recipe as closely as possible. If it suggests an ingredient that we happen to have, we're going to put it in. If we need to wait for a couple of hours, come on, who's got time? But other than that, we'll do whatever it says. There's lots of videos on how to do a bike. Probably they haven't done it yet on minced meat. And rule number three, we must finish our points. Are you ready? Totally. Let's do it. Let's do it. To the kitchen. To the kitchen! All right, we are back from the store and we got ourselves a whole bunch of food. It's way too much. Jonas, how was the experience? It was lovely. So we went shopping and we found lots of tasty, healthy, vegan food items. I am very sorry about that, but that was my restriction. I'm sorry, Janne. So today it's going to be a vegan day. All right, we got pretty normal stuff. This is an avocado. It's not just an avocado, it's organic avocado. Well, I have to check the imprint. Nice, nice. It's actually imprinted. I've never seen that. You should start doing that. We got some vegan plant-based butter. How ugly is that? Have you tried this before? Yeah, it's pretty good actually. Oh, it's good. Tofu, the classic. The staple. We also have vegan plant-based... What is this made from? It's mincemeat made of no cows and no pork. It's made of peas. Probably other good stuff. Probably tastes like pea too. All right, what else we got? We got chocolate, garlic, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, kale. How is this ever... How is it chocolate? It's not any chocolate. It's a cooking chocolate. Of course. And we have soy whipped cream. Okay, it's beautiful. All right. Soy cream. We're gonna put all this into GPT-3 and whatever it spits out, we're gonna cook it. And we're gonna eat it. He's gonna eat it. GPT-3, trained at OpenAI, is a giant neural network called a transformer with over 175 billion parameters. It is trained as a language model, which means that if you give it a piece of text, it can predict what the text will look like that follows it. It can do so with remarkable accuracy and just like a human would, can do it in multiple ways. So you can sample many times given the same starting text and you will receive many different answers. GPT-3 can do this because it has been trained on a scrape of the entire internet. In a way, it is the collective knowledge of humankind, at least what has been written down in the internet. So let's see if we can make that collective knowledge work to generate one recipe. Now remember that I said that you can sample from the model and get multiple answers. We were a bit disingenuous here in that we sampled a few times to make sure that the recipe was reasonably long and contained at least some funny parts. Though we genuinely were ready to accept whatever came out as long as we could do it in a few hours. So what we did here is we input our list of ingredients and then let the model generate the recipe. The model is usually pretty consistent and outputs actually regular recipes, though I think the fact that we sampled a few times plus the fact that we gave it such a weird combination of ingredients made it a little bit thrown off. Okay, reduce the size of your prompt. Damn. You have too many ingredients, man. This must be like 30. We don't have salt and pepper. This is way too little. This is too little. The other instructions are not long enough, I guess. Yeah, serve the bread with mustard and pomegranate on top. Shred the carrot and grate the cheese. What cheese? Still not as good. Not as good. Not as good. So at the end, we got a recipe that we were reasonably satisfied with and we went ahead and cooked. The recipe started out with us boiling the potatoes and carrots, which was definitely a good surprise for me because I was worried as unboiled potatoes aren't really something nice to consume. So at least GPT-3 had the foresight to boil potatoes. Then step two, in the meantime, prepare the vegan minced meat or use pre-cooked soy meat. Jonas also enhanced our meat with some very skilled shamanistic procedures. No Viking, no hipster, man. The recipe went on, asked us to fry the butter, add the garlic. Computer science people, here's how you do garlic. How do you do garlic? Like smash. That's it. You can just peel off the... Add the mushrooms. That's totally gonna kill us. And stir for two minutes. So far, so good. We're gonna add soy cream, stir and cook for three minutes. Okay. This is the soy cream. Add it, add it, add it, come on. All the way, yeah. Three minutes, go. Next time you're set. Tell all your vegan friends to subscribe to Janik's channel. This is coming along nicely. Step five, add the pickles, tomatoes, and beans. Stir and simmer for another five minutes. So the pickles are in there and it's looking tasty. This recipe wasn't so bad until now. Actually, we don't have pepper. This is already burning. It's going absolutely great. Next comes the bread. Cut the bread in small squares and fry in the vegan butter until golden brown. A chunk of butter that we're gonna put into the pan. We decided to take a new pan for this instead of adding the bread to whatever we had already. See this? This is the last thing your arteries see before they go. Okay, we have to put the bread now. You ready? Sure. Let's put the bread. No! Next, cut the limes into cubes and squeeze the juice into the bean mixture. Easier said than done. Step eight. Add the soy sauce, parsley, salt, pepper, cumin, cilantro, and then pack that. Where did it come up with that? How did it come up with that? All right, we're gonna leave that away as per our rules if we don't have it. Do you have cumin? No, I don't know. Good. And dried figs. In the meantime, the bread's doing great. Also the potatoes. It's looking super healthy. And the carrots. Should we ever stop boiling the potatoes though? It doesn't say so. I think at some point we should stop. Maybe later. We didn't exactly have all of that, but we made some substitutions. I have ketchup on me. We can totally add ketchup. We're just gonna replace the cumin and the cilantro with the coriander. Yeah. It's looking better and better actually. We totally need to figure out a name for this recipe. The GPT toast or something like that. Add the kale. Kale cannot be unhealthy. Step nine. Pour the bean mix into a blender. The blender! It's blender time! This is where the recipe started to turn a bit. Planting the bean mix was definitely a first for me. But it was a lot of fun, I have to admit. One. Spit! But it sounds weird even though. And whatever, it's gonna come together all in your stomach anyway. So who cares? Step ten. Bake for five minutes in the oven at 180 degrees Celsius. Celsius. That's Celsius for you Americans. Oh, you're beautiful. Americans. I think 3Blue1Brown had a nice mnemonic where he distributed 100 degrees Celsius onto like a semicircle. So here you have this. You have a semicircle. And then here is like 50 degrees Celsius. And here is 100 degrees Celsius. And here is zero. And so if I want to like 60 degrees Celsius, then this angle right here, I'll just take this. Which is like 110 degrees. So this is like 110 degrees. I add 32. And that gives me like 142. So 60 degrees Celsius is like 142 Fahrenheit. Is that correct? I don't know. It doesn't fit. Maybe we should first take it out. But Chibi-Doo didn't say so. It seemed a bit pointless to bake something for five minutes. But we trusted the recipe. Are you sure the AI doesn't want to kill us? I'm not so sure anymore. Step 11, cut the sweet potatoes in cubes and add to a pot with the remaining butter. What? More butter? Come on. I'm gonna have to do 100 workouts to compensate for this. What am I supposed to do with the carrot? Oh, shit. The carrot. So the carrot never ever enters the recipe. With the remaining butter. Add the red beans mixture. Yeah. So the carrot is just out of the game now. Add the red beans. The most surprising part about this is that this was probably the exact point when the potatoes were cooked the best. So props to GPT-3 for timing us so perfectly. We then had to cut the bell pepper into cubes, add to the pot and add the vegan minced meat. You can actually eat this raw, right? You can, but let's not do it. All right, this is kind of sticky. Minced meat is there. What is this? This is the rest of the minced meat. Yeah, we didn't have enough butter. Because you put all the butter in the pot. Look, the carrot is still alive. Come on, carrot. You're part of the game. You're part of the team. We need you. And cook everything in the oven at 180 degrees for 10 minutes more. Once that came out, we added the avocado, chickpeas. Okay, let's skip the chickpeas. Let's skip the chickpeas. The chocolate. And served one bread with mustard and pomegranate on top. It might not be the most obvious choice, but this was the ingredients that we gave to GPT-3. So we had to do something with them. And kudos to the model that it waited until the very last second, until it added the ingredients that he really didn't want to add. And I really didn't want to eat together. At the end, we got a nice warm meal. And we were absolutely thrilled to see what it would taste like. Are you ready? What part are you going to start with? We committed. The sandwich with the chocolate and the mustard on top? I think I'll get myself a nice piece of chocolate, bean, lime, avocado, carrot. Wait! Definitely make sure to have some of the pickles. Fatty, buttery bread. Nice. Mustard and pomegranate. Uncooked kale. No, not yet. I need some of the minced meat. Okay, minced meat. And the chocolate. You have the chocolate piece too? I have the chocolate. Let's do the chocolate. Come on, chocolate. What? Oh, formidable. Chin chin, my friend. Thank you. Yeah, enjoy. I like the chocolate part. It's all together. It's sweet and salty and bitter and sour and buttery. Oh my God. The sweet potatoes. I don't like the sour part of it. There must be the lemon. We have way too much lemon in there, like two entire lemons. Well, it told us to. And the pickle. I mean, come on. Have you ever cooked, like, fried a pickle before? It's just... I'm actually surprised the sweet potatoes are cooked through. We had them in the pot for like an hour almost. Yeah. So, why not for that? I'm almost done, Janik. Oh my God, the carrot. It wouldn't be the same without the... Did this grow? No. No? I don't know. All right, this is the last piece of not fully chopped garlic. How do you like it? Excellent. So, this is just the bread. I'm gonna eat some, but I feel... Yeah, Janik is more like a low carb guy. I feel we've fulfilled our duty. It's just the bread remaining. The rest is done. Awesome. Excellent. Excellent. Well, thanks everyone for watching. If you have recipe ideas, please don't send them to us. Subscribe, check out Jonas's Google Scholar. Review his papers, accept them. Strong accept. Strong accept. Smash accept and... Yeah. Bye-bye. Stay healthy. Don't eat vegan food. No, don't eat vegan food. Don't eat vegan food.
 Jonas is just looking up adjectives for bad food.
 I think I'm gonna need them.
 Look at this stuff.
 We're gonna go to the store, buy some random stuff,
 put it all into an AI that generates recipes,
 and we're committing right now to cook.
 You just move your hands in a kind of random manner.
 And eat.
 Whatever it outputs.
 All right everyone, this is Jonas.
 He is an expert in non-convex optimization and also a very, very good cook.
 My mommy! It's going to be extra spicy for him today when he has to follow instructions
 by not so good cook, which is the GPT-3 language model.
 Yeah, let's do it.
 Awesome.
 So here's the plan.
 We're gonna go to the store and each of us is just gonna buy some random items.
 We don't know what the other person is buying.
 All right, what's real, really weird.
 And we'll come back and whatever we have,
 we'll put into GPT-3 and ask us to generate a recipe for it.
 And we'll try to follow that recipe as closely as possible.
 As closely as possible.
 As close as possible.
 And then whatever comes out, Jonas is gonna eat it.
 And if it turns out great, I'm gonna give it a try as well.
 No, just kidding.
 We're both gonna eat it.
 We're committing now.
 We're doing this.
 Absolutely.
 So there's a couple of rules.
 Rule number one, Jonas is a vegan, which means that today we're going full CO2 neutral,
 absolutely organic, healthy, 100% cow-friendly, ethically perfect vegan.
 Yeah, just yeah.
 Rule number two, we're gonna follow the recipe as closely as possible.
 If it suggests an ingredient that we happen to have, we're going to put it in.
 If we need to wait for a couple of hours, come on, who's got time?
 But other than that, we'll do whatever it says.
 There's lots of videos on how to do a bike.
 Probably they haven't done it yet on minced meat.
 And rule number three, we must finish our points.
 Are you ready?
 Totally.
 Let's do it.
 Let's do it.
 To the kitchen.
 To the kitchen!
 All right, we are back from the store and we got ourselves a whole bunch of food.
 It's way too much.
 Jonas, how was the experience?
 It was lovely.
 So we went shopping and we found lots of tasty, healthy, vegan food items.
 I am very sorry about that, but that was my restriction.
 I'm sorry, Janne.
 So today it's going to be a vegan day.
 All right, we got pretty normal stuff.
 This is an avocado.
 It's not just an avocado, it's organic avocado.
 Well, I have to check the imprint.
 Nice, nice.
 It's actually imprinted.
 I've never seen that.
 You should start doing that.
 We got some vegan plant-based butter.
 How ugly is that?
 Have you tried this before?
 Yeah, it's pretty good actually.
 Oh, it's good.
 Tofu, the classic.
 The staple.
 We also have vegan plant-based...
 What is this made from?
 It's mincemeat made of no cows and no pork.
 It's made of peas.
 Probably other good stuff.
 Probably tastes like pea too.
 All right, what else we got?
 We got chocolate, garlic, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, kale.
 How is this ever...
 How is it chocolate?
 It's not any chocolate.
 It's a cooking chocolate.
 Of course.
 And we have soy whipped cream.
 Okay, it's beautiful.
 All right.
 Soy cream.
 We're gonna put all this into GPT-3 and whatever it spits out, we're gonna cook it.
 And we're gonna eat it.
 He's gonna eat it.
 GPT-3, trained at OpenAI, is a giant neural network called a transformer with over 175
 billion parameters.
 It is trained as a language model, which means that if you give it a piece of text,
 it can predict what the text will look like that follows it.
 It can do so with remarkable accuracy and just like a human would, can do it in multiple ways.
 So you can sample many times given the same starting text and you will receive
 many different answers.
 GPT-3 can do this because it has been trained on a scrape of the entire internet.
 In a way, it is the collective knowledge of humankind, at least what has been written
 down in the internet.
 So let's see if we can make that collective knowledge work to generate one recipe.
 Now remember that I said that you can sample from the model and get multiple answers.
 We were a bit disingenuous here in that we sampled a few times to make sure that the
 recipe was reasonably long and contained at least some funny parts.
 Though we genuinely were ready to accept whatever came out as long as we could do it
 in a few hours.
 So what we did here is we input our list of ingredients and then let the model generate
 the recipe.
 The model is usually pretty consistent and outputs actually regular recipes, though I
 think the fact that we sampled a few times plus the fact that we gave it such a weird
 combination of ingredients made it a little bit thrown off.
 Okay, reduce the size of your prompt.
 Damn.
 You have too many ingredients, man.
 This must be like 30.
 We don't have salt and pepper.
 This is way too little.
 This is too little.
 The other instructions are not long enough, I guess.
 Yeah, serve the bread with mustard and pomegranate on top.
 Shred the carrot and grate the cheese.
 What cheese?
 Still not as good.
 Not as good.
 Not as good.
 So at the end, we got a recipe that we were reasonably satisfied with and we went ahead
 and cooked.
 The recipe started out with us boiling the potatoes and carrots, which was definitely
 a good surprise for me because I was worried as unboiled potatoes aren't really something
 nice to consume.
 So at least GPT-3 had the foresight to boil potatoes.
 Then step two, in the meantime, prepare the vegan minced meat or use pre-cooked soy meat.
 Jonas also enhanced our meat with some very skilled shamanistic procedures.
 No Viking, no hipster, man.
 The recipe went on, asked us to fry the butter, add the garlic.
 Computer science people, here's how you do garlic.
 How do you do garlic?
 Like smash.
 That's it.
 You can just peel off the...
 Add the mushrooms.
 That's totally gonna kill us.
 And stir for two minutes.
 So far, so good.
 We're gonna add soy cream, stir and cook for three minutes.
 Okay.
 This is the soy cream.
 Add it, add it, add it, come on.
 All the way, yeah.
 Three minutes, go.
 Next time you're set.
 Tell all your vegan friends to subscribe to Janik's channel.
 This is coming along nicely.
 Step five, add the pickles, tomatoes, and beans.
 Stir and simmer for another five minutes.
 So the pickles are in there and it's looking tasty.
 This recipe wasn't so bad until now.
 Actually, we don't have pepper.
 This is already burning.
 It's going absolutely great.
 Next comes the bread.
 Cut the bread in small squares and fry in the vegan butter until golden brown.
 A chunk of butter that we're gonna put into the pan.
 We decided to take a new pan for this
 instead of adding the bread to whatever we had already.
 See this?
 This is the last thing your arteries see before they go.
 Okay, we have to put the bread now.
 You ready?
 Sure.
 Let's put the bread.
 No!
 Next, cut the limes into cubes and squeeze the juice into the bean mixture.
 Easier said than done.
 Step eight.
 Add the soy sauce, parsley, salt, pepper, cumin, cilantro, and then pack that.
 Where did it come up with that?
 How did it come up with that?
 All right, we're gonna leave that away as per our rules if we don't have it.
 Do you have cumin?
 No, I don't know.
 Good.
 And dried figs.
 In the meantime, the bread's doing great.
 Also the potatoes.
 It's looking super healthy.
 And the carrots.
 Should we ever stop boiling the potatoes though?
 It doesn't say so.
 I think at some point we should stop.
 Maybe later.
 We didn't exactly have all of that, but we made some substitutions.
 I have ketchup on me.
 We can totally add ketchup.
 We're just gonna replace the cumin and the cilantro with the coriander.
 Yeah.
 It's looking better and better actually.
 We totally need to figure out a name for this recipe.
 The GPT toast or something like that.
 Add the kale.
 Kale cannot be unhealthy.
 Step nine.
 Pour the bean mix into a blender.
 The blender!
 It's blender time!
 This is where the recipe started to turn a bit.
 Planting the bean mix was definitely a first for me.
 But it was a lot of fun, I have to admit.
 One.
 Spit!
 But it sounds weird even though.
 And whatever, it's gonna come together all in your stomach anyway.
 So who cares?
 Step ten.
 Bake for five minutes in the oven at 180 degrees Celsius.
 Celsius.
 That's Celsius for you Americans.
 Oh, you're beautiful.
 Americans.
 I think 3Blue1Brown had a nice mnemonic where he distributed 100 degrees Celsius onto like a semicircle.
 So here you have this.
 You have a semicircle.
 And then here is like 50 degrees Celsius.
 And here is 100 degrees Celsius.
 And here is zero.
 And so if I want to like 60 degrees Celsius, then this angle right here, I'll just take this.
 Which is like 110 degrees.
 So this is like 110 degrees.
 I add 32.
 And that gives me like 142.
 So 60 degrees Celsius is like 142 Fahrenheit.
 Is that correct?
 I don't know.
 It doesn't fit.
 Maybe we should first take it out.
 But Chibi-Doo didn't say so.
 It seemed a bit pointless to bake something for five minutes.
 But we trusted the recipe.
 Are you sure the AI doesn't want to kill us?
 I'm not so sure anymore.
 Step 11, cut the sweet potatoes in cubes and add to a pot with the remaining butter.
 What?
 More butter?
 Come on.
 I'm gonna have to do 100 workouts to compensate for this.
 What am I supposed to do with the carrot?
 Oh, shit.
 The carrot.
 So the carrot never ever enters the recipe.
 With the remaining butter.
 Add the red beans mixture.
 Yeah.
 So the carrot is just out of the game now.
 Add the red beans.
 The most surprising part about this is that this was probably the exact point when the
 potatoes were cooked the best.
 So props to GPT-3 for timing us so perfectly.
 We then had to cut the bell pepper into cubes, add to the pot and add the vegan minced meat.
 You can actually eat this raw, right?
 You can, but let's not do it.
 All right, this is kind of sticky.
 Minced meat is there.
 What is this?
 This is the rest of the minced meat.
 Yeah, we didn't have enough butter.
 Because you put all the butter in the pot.
 Look, the carrot is still alive.
 Come on, carrot.
 You're part of the game.
 You're part of the team.
 We need you.
 And cook everything in the oven at 180 degrees for 10 minutes more.
 Once that came out, we added the avocado, chickpeas.
 Okay, let's skip the chickpeas.
 Let's skip the chickpeas.
 The chocolate.
 And served one bread with mustard and pomegranate on top.
 It might not be the most obvious choice, but this was the ingredients that we gave to GPT-3.
 So we had to do something with them.
 And kudos to the model that it waited until the very last second,
 until it added the ingredients that he really didn't want to add.
 And I really didn't want to eat together.
 At the end, we got a nice warm meal.
 And we were absolutely thrilled to see what it would taste like.
 Are you ready?
 What part are you going to start with?
 We committed.
 The sandwich with the chocolate and the mustard on top?
 I think I'll get myself a nice piece of chocolate, bean, lime, avocado, carrot.
 Wait!
 Definitely make sure to have some of the pickles.
 Fatty, buttery bread.
 Nice.
 Mustard and pomegranate.
 Uncooked kale.
 No, not yet.
 I need some of the minced meat.
 Okay, minced meat.
 And the chocolate.
 You have the chocolate piece too?
 I have the chocolate.
 Let's do the chocolate.
 Come on, chocolate.
 What?
 Oh, formidable.
 Chin chin, my friend.
 Thank you.
 Yeah, enjoy.
 I like the chocolate part.
 It's all together.
 It's sweet and salty and bitter and sour and buttery.
 Oh my God.
 The sweet potatoes.
 I don't like the sour part of it.
 There must be the lemon.
 We have way too much lemon in there, like two entire lemons.
 Well, it told us to.
 And the pickle.
 I mean, come on.
 Have you ever cooked, like, fried a pickle before?
 It's just...
 I'm actually surprised the sweet potatoes are cooked through.
 We had them in the pot for like an hour almost.
 Yeah.
 So, why not for that?
 I'm almost done, Janik.
 Oh my God, the carrot.
 It wouldn't be the same without the...
 Did this grow?
 No.
 No?
 I don't know.
 All right, this is the last piece of not fully chopped garlic.
 How do you like it?
 Excellent.
 So, this is just the bread.
 I'm gonna eat some, but I feel...
 Yeah, Janik is more like a low carb guy.
 I feel we've fulfilled our duty.
 It's just the bread remaining.
 The rest is done.
 Awesome.
 Excellent.
 Excellent.
 Well, thanks everyone for watching.
 If you have recipe ideas, please don't send them to us.
 Subscribe, check out Jonas's Google Scholar.
 Review his papers, accept them.
 Strong accept.
 Strong accept.
 Smash accept and...
 Yeah.
 Bye-bye.
 Stay healthy.
 Don't eat vegan food.
 No, don't eat vegan food.
 Don't eat vegan food.