Chef Edward Lee gives us a tour of some authentic Kentucky Derby food and drink. We visit Wagner's Pharmacy, Muth's Candy and Milkwood Restaurant. / 1stlooktv / 1stlooktv
I’m from Louisville and it actually doesn’t depend on who you ask. Louisville is pronounced “Loo-uh-vuhl” by anyone from there. He’s a transplant anyway... and those are not places I would take someone visiting my hometown. Lol
@@rcharding Yes, I may be 18 but all 18 of those years have been spent in Louisville. Rarely do people pronounce it Loo-ee-vill. You yourself must understand that because youre a Louisvillian yourself. Now get off your high horse, because there is the pronunciation based on the etymology of the word, and then the actual pronunciation. You're using the pronunciation based on the etymology and it's just simply incorrect.
People in the comments section are sperging out over the pronunciation instead of the actual goddamn food. Yep, this is definitely a video about Louisville.
She is possibly hands down the worst host ever. Plus there’s like five places in la that have great fried bologna sandwiches, which means this woman doesn’t really go out and eat where she lives, or only goes trendy...I dunno, seems real plastic.
Just love the way Louisvillians say the word Louisville. it's kind of rolled up and pushed out of their mouths, fabulous.
R H I’m from Western Ky but I say it kinda like “loo-i-ville”
@@rcharding Ok boomer.
@@claire-ic1uk nah it’s actually luulvuul
She definitely wanted chef Edward Lee
I lived in Louisville KY my whole life and never had a bologna sandwich 😉
Why not!?
Quick question, is it a good place to live and work in your 20s?
You missed out then
@@Quadruple-x depends on your job. There are a lot of good jobs in Louisville.
It’s actually a rare sandwich
Only tourist and out of towners drink mint juleps...
I’m from Louisville and it actually doesn’t depend on who you ask. Louisville is pronounced “Loo-uh-vuhl” by anyone from there.
He’s a transplant anyway... and those are not places I would take someone visiting my hometown. Lol
@@rcharding I'm also from loouhvuhl, what is this looeevill you speak of plebeian
@@rcharding Yes, I may be 18 but all 18 of those years have been spent in Louisville. Rarely do people pronounce it Loo-ee-vill. You yourself must understand that because youre a Louisvillian yourself. Now get off your high horse, because there is the pronunciation based on the etymology of the word, and then the actual pronunciation. You're using the pronunciation based on the etymology and it's just simply incorrect.
Loo-uh-vuhl if you're from here... anything else is from an outsider
Christian Lenberger Quick question whats it like living in louisville as a young man, is there a decent nightlife/ dating scene?
Nah it’s luulvuul
Good luck… we eat a lot!!! Every Saturday all the restaurants have waiting lists. … if the food there is any good at all!
He took you to eat a bologna sandwich 🥪. 🤣
Stop by soon, to Louisville's Le Moo , and The Village Anchor
Nobody fed her a hot brown
Right
Is this the chick from that MTV show in like the mid 2000's????
The lies! You can get a fried bologna sandwich from hungry Harold's and plenty of other places.. gotta go to the hood boo..
Hey sister me and my lady going to Louisville this weekend we black can you point us in the right direction for some soul food
Should of taken her to big Mama's
You said Louisville Wong twice
That guy is very mean in real life!!!
Loo uh vool
Lew a vul
People in the comments section are sperging out over the pronunciation instead of the actual goddamn food. Yep, this is definitely a video about Louisville.
These aren’t even tha good spots
What are the good spots?
She is possibly hands down the worst host ever. Plus there’s like five places in la that have great fried bologna sandwiches, which means this woman doesn’t really go out and eat where she lives, or only goes trendy...I dunno, seems real plastic.
not a fan.
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