You Can't Sit With Us: Outgrowing Friends & Setting Boundaries

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You Can't Sit With Us: Outgrowing Friends & Setting Boundaries

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SITED is back. Season 2. And we are not coming in quietly. Rah Ali and Mister Lewis return to the table with more to say, more to eat, and significantly less patience for people who don't belong in the room. The season kicks off with a conversation that's going to hit close to home for a lot of you: what happens when you outgrow someone and feel guilty about it?

Like somehow leveling up was the problem and not the fact that they stayed behind. Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/

In this episode, Rah Ali and Mister Lewis get into why not every seat is meant for everyone, what it actually costs you to keep people at your table past their chapter, and why growth requires selective seating—whether you're comfortable with that or not.

Chef Kimbo pulls up with a Peruvian dish—Lomo Saltado meets a Huancaína pasta twist—and Mister Lewis does not hold back on the review. The steak had flavor. The pasta? Well... watch and find out.

Plus, the etiquette segment goes there on something most people get wrong at the table without even knowing it: how to properly taste and hold your wine. We also suffer through the "One Bite Too Far" segment with some extremely spicy Korean ramen.

Finally, the conversation takes a turn into media, competition, Onsite's evolution, and why Rah Ali is not looking left or right at her peers only up at industry giants.

Growth requires selective seating. Not everyone makes the guest list.

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