Never Ask Directions In Rabat

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Speaker 3 Hi. Hi, Yusra.

Speaker 7 Welcome to Conan O'Brien Needs a Fan.

Speaker 3 Hi, Yusra. How are you? Hi, Conan.

Speaker 6 Hi, Matt. Hi, Sona.

Speaker 3 Nice to see you. Hi.
Nice to see you, too. Your hair is very beautiful.
I love the way your hair comes down.

Speaker 3 That's very cool. It frames your face beautifully.

Speaker 6 I just got it done.

Speaker 3 Oh. Well, I wish I had done something to my hair.
My hair is being crushed right now by a headset.

Speaker 6 Your hair is iconic.

Speaker 3 Thank you. Come on.
It's true.

Speaker 3 You I like, Yusra.

Speaker 3 You're right. You don't mean a compliment,

Speaker 3 necessarily. No, no, you're right.
Iconic doesn't always mean good, you know?

Speaker 3 You know, Ted Bundy was an iconic killer. Yeah, but

Speaker 6 I think the swoop of your hair is iconic.

Speaker 3 Thank you so much.

Speaker 3 I think of it as a wave, a strawberry wave.

Speaker 3 But please.

Speaker 6 It's very hard to achieve.

Speaker 3 Yes, very hard to achieve. And women are very drawn to me because of the swoop of my hair.
Don't you think, Yusra?

Speaker 3 Hello, Yusra. Is this connection still going to Yusra? Are you still there?

Speaker 3 It's still going.

Speaker 6 I'm still there.

Speaker 3 Okay, great. Well, you didn't really answer the question, but anyway, avoided it completely.
Yeah, very nicely done, Yusra. Yusra,

Speaker 3 I have it here that you are from Rabat, Morocco. Is that true? Is that where you were born?

Speaker 6 Yes, I was born in Rabat, Morocco, but now I'm residing in Paris.

Speaker 3 You're loving Paris, but you go back to Morocco a great deal, yes?

Speaker 6 I'm going the day after tomorrow.

Speaker 3 Oh.

Speaker 6 uh to for a vacation and actually tomorrow i'm passing my master's thesis whoa wow and well maybe maybe

Speaker 3 oh i'm sorry i'm sorry

Speaker 3 who says tomorrow i'm passing a test you don't say that usra you say you know i with i hope i hope If the spirits are with me, that tomorrow I pass the test.

Speaker 6 No, but it's not a test. It's a presentation of my thesis.
So

Speaker 3 it's not really a test.

Speaker 8 What's your thesis on?

Speaker 6 I studied architecture in Morocco and I came here for a master's in computational design and architecture.

Speaker 3 Wow.

Speaker 6 So tomorrow I'll have... I'll have to present my thesis, my final thesis for an internship that I did in Paris, here in Paris.

Speaker 3 Well, you sound very impressive, and I hope hope you pass.

Speaker 3 Thank you. Again, I'm going to say that.
I don't like all this. Well, tomorrow I win the game.

Speaker 3 I just think that he is asking for trouble. Okay, Yusra, I'm going to talk to you as if

Speaker 3 for purposes of our conversation, that

Speaker 3 it's all about Morocco. Is that okay with you?

Speaker 6 Yes, it's all about Morocco.

Speaker 3 Cool. Okay, let the deception begin.

Speaker 3 Now, tell me a little bit. Do you have family? You probably probably have a lot of family and friends in Rabat.
Is that true?

Speaker 6 Yes. Well, since I was born and raised in Rabat, I studied in Rabat.
I do have a lot of friends there. And all my family is in Rabat, Morocco.

Speaker 3 Now, I don't know much about Rabat.

Speaker 3 When you think Morocco, I don't immediately think of Rabat. And that's on me because I just don't know as much.

Speaker 6 Do you think of Marrakesh?

Speaker 3 I think of Marrakesh, probably. Is Casablanca in Morocco? Yes, Casablanca.

Speaker 3 Casablanca.

Speaker 6 It's pretty near Rabat, actually.

Speaker 3 And so, do people in Rabat have an attitude? Like, hey, enough about Marrakech, enough about Casablanca. Let's hear more about Rabat.

Speaker 3 Is that something that people

Speaker 3 do you have a chip on your shoulder about Rabat?

Speaker 6 Actually,

Speaker 6 the rest of Morocco think of us people from Rabat as being

Speaker 6 as far from being down to earth as possible. It's probably because we are the capital

Speaker 6 the country. And so always people think that we're not down to earth and

Speaker 6 somewhat we are arrogant. There is also another stereotype

Speaker 6 that

Speaker 6 we give false directions if someone is asking us about the direction of the street.

Speaker 3 I don't know why. I'm purple.
Wait a minute.

Speaker 6 When people ask me, I try to give good directions.

Speaker 3 But wait a minute, but maybe.

Speaker 3 Okay, but that might, first of all, the first thing you said to me, you say, oh, I'm from Rabat, and there's this idea that we're arrogant. The first thing you said to me is, tomorrow I pass

Speaker 3 my big test,

Speaker 3 which is a very arrogant thing to say.

Speaker 3 And then I asked you, well, where in Rabat do you live? And you went, oh, go down there and take a left and then a right.

Speaker 3 So it's possible.

Speaker 6 It was just a technicality.

Speaker 3 It's possible that you're a very arrogant person and you just don't know it.

Speaker 3 Come on. No, no, no.

Speaker 6 I swear.

Speaker 3 I'm kidding. I'm kidding.

Speaker 6 When people ask me, when people that are not from Rabat and they ask me about directions, I try my best to give them good directions. I really don't know where this stereotype comes from.

Speaker 3 I'm not sure either, but Yusra, I do believe you. You seem like a good and kind person.

Speaker 3 And maybe it's other people. Sometimes it's just a few bad apples that give

Speaker 3 the whole capital a bad name. There might be a couple of people

Speaker 3 in Rabat walking around giving bad directions and acting like they're all that in a bag of Cheeto chips.

Speaker 3 Sorry,

Speaker 3 that's a common phrase here in America now. It's used by the street youth.

Speaker 3 Nobody uses that. Yeah, pretty common.

Speaker 4 Cheeto chips.

Speaker 3 Please. Hey, hey, Sona, get outside a little bit, okay?

Speaker 3 And maybe talk to some people outside your bubble.

Speaker 3 Anyways,

Speaker 7 would you like a Cheeto chip? It's never been said.

Speaker 3 Cheeto chip.

Speaker 4 You're all that in a bag of Cheeto chips.

Speaker 3 Guys, I call this an unproductive cul-de-sac.

Speaker 4 I'm sorry, I know.

Speaker 3 We just want to make sure everybody heard me. We're here talking to Yusra from Rabat Morocco, who seems very cool.
You seem very smart. You're clearly very well educated.

Speaker 3 And you seem like a very cool person. And I want to learn more about you.

Speaker 3 If I came to Rabat, if I came to Morocco,

Speaker 3 would there be any way that I could be of help to you? Is there anything anything I can do for you?

Speaker 6 I really don't think of

Speaker 6 you being of help to me.

Speaker 3 There's that robot and arrogance. I love it.
You are so arrogant.

Speaker 3 Maybe I could teach you to come down to earth a little bit.

Speaker 6 I just want to finish my sentence.

Speaker 6 When I think of you coming to Morocco, I think of all the places I want to show you.

Speaker 3 Oh, like what? What would you show me?

Speaker 6 Yeah, I, well, me, I think studying architecture for so for like for so long in Rabat, I had the opportunity to go to a lot of historical places and monuments. And I think I have

Speaker 6 some knowledge that I would like to share with you about my city. And

Speaker 6 I want you to discover the people of Rabat, all of the monuments, the culture, the food, especially the food.

Speaker 3 Okay, let's talk more specifically because this is very nice, but I want to make sure that I have an experience that just not any tourist can have. Do you know what I mean?

Speaker 3 And look, there are what you're describing right now is: oh, I'll show you around some monuments and some architecture, and I'll show you some of the food. I would really want to focus on, you know,

Speaker 3 what specifically could we do that would be special and fun?

Speaker 6 I'm just thinking of a lot of experiences relating to food because food is very important to our culture.

Speaker 6 So maybe you would like to try and eat street food or not like not in an in a classy restaurant for for say, but go and try the the food that's in the very small streets that no not particularly tourists will go to.

Speaker 6 So

Speaker 3 maybe try those. So you want you want me to go and experience some food that other tourists aren't having, that's in small streets.
Yeah, probably

Speaker 3 small streets.

Speaker 3 What kind of food are we talking about? Describe the food to me.

Speaker 6 So, there is a lot of like

Speaker 6 there is

Speaker 6 like sandwiches

Speaker 6 with a lot of spicy meats.

Speaker 6 And there is also,

Speaker 6 how do I put this delicately? Like,

Speaker 6 it's basically the feet of cows or

Speaker 6 sheep. And it's cooked, and

Speaker 6 you can eat the meat that's there. I'm sorry.

Speaker 3 You're talking about the hoof? The hoof? Yeah, the hoof. That's the

Speaker 3 big. Isn't the hoof just a big toenail? What is what is the hoof? Are you talking about the leg that's the least?

Speaker 6 No, the leg, the whole leg. Yeah.

Speaker 3 Oh, the whole leg. I thought just the foot.
Okay, because I won't eat a hoof.

Speaker 3 I took a

Speaker 3 long time ago.

Speaker 3 I'm very, I have a bumper sticker on my cart that says, I don't eat hoof.

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Speaker 3 We also eat snails. Okay.

Speaker 6 We also eat snails, so you can eat snails snails there. It's popular in the street foods, like with the soup or stew, and there is just a bunch of snails that you could eat.

Speaker 3 There's a bunch of snails that I could eat.

Speaker 4 With the shell, or do they deep out?

Speaker 3 No, with the shell?

Speaker 3 It's cooked with the shell. No, you take it.
With the shell?

Speaker 3 Yes, it's cooked with the shell, but you take it. You dip it out.
Yeah, have you not, I mean, haven't you seen his bumper sticker where he says he doesn't eat the shells?

Speaker 3 I says, I don't eat hoof, and I won't eat the shells.

Speaker 4 Also, I was curious about how they prep it. Do they pull out and then they boil the snails? But no,

Speaker 3 they're putting in the golden lace.

Speaker 4 I'm not fancy like you are, Conan.

Speaker 3 No, no, I've just been in the world a little bit. I'm sorry.
I occasionally leave Altadena

Speaker 3 and I see things. So

Speaker 3 this sounds good. I mean, I like to try different foods.
And I don't know if you saw my episode of Hot Ones. Talk about iconic.
Yes.

Speaker 3 But I am,

Speaker 3 spices don't bother me. I can eat anything.
I can eat a bank safe that's covered in the hottest chili peppers. Nothing.
Nothing. Of course, some dis.

Speaker 6 I just want to know the aftermath of no, you don't.

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Speaker 7 Conan, what I'm hearing is what you're maybe what you're getting to is you want to know where are the clubs? Are you going to take them to the clubs?

Speaker 3 Would you take me out to the clubs?

Speaker 6 Yes, of course.

Speaker 3 Okay, do you go to the clubs?

Speaker 6 Back in Rabat, not much.

Speaker 3 You don't go to the clubs much in Rabat?

Speaker 6 Yeah, yeah. We're talking about Rabashi.
The clubs, it's more like Marrakesh. There are a lot of better clubs.
So we can go to Marrakesh.

Speaker 3 Oh, so suddenly,

Speaker 3 suddenly, you're all about Rabat. But then when it's time to go to the clubs, you say we have to go to Marrakesh because that's where it's.

Speaker 6 No, but

Speaker 6 I'm just stating the facts. Clubs in Marrakesh are better.

Speaker 3 Oh, I've always heard that. I've always heard when people say to me, do you want to go to hit the clubs in Rabat or Marrakesh?

Speaker 3 I always say dude Marrakesh no Marrakesh all the way how would I uh how would I do in the clubs in Marrakesh

Speaker 3 just in terms of would people would people embrace me would we have a good time I don't mean physically embrace me and of course that can't happen

Speaker 3 I've been told

Speaker 3 lawyers but but if I go into the clubs would people be happy to see me would they what would happen if I went to a club of course well I don't know like the the vibes there are just

Speaker 6 people there are very nice they're very hospitable, so I think everyone would embrace you, whether it's in Rabat,

Speaker 6 Marrakech, Casablanca, everywhere in Morocco, you would be met with open arms.

Speaker 3 That's very nice. I like that.
I like it.

Speaker 3 Sometimes I encounter, you know, people who are hostile or who find me

Speaker 3 physically abhorrent.

Speaker 3 But I like it when people are friendly. That's very nice.

Speaker 6 I think people are very friendly in Morocco.

Speaker 6 Even if people don't speak English, they will try and communicate with you with whatever they can. So people are very friendly.

Speaker 6 But I think in the big cities such as Reba, Casablanca, or Marrakech, a lot of people speak now English. So I don't think you would have a problem with communicating with

Speaker 6 other people.

Speaker 3 Yes. Well, that's good to know.
And tell me,

Speaker 3 what are your plans for the future? What do you aspire to, Usra? You know,

Speaker 3 what's the big picture for Usra? Okay.

Speaker 6 So well now

Speaker 6 with just finishing up my master's, I'm looking for a job ideally in Paris.

Speaker 6 So I think maybe for the next five years I'm planning to stay in Paris and see

Speaker 6 I don't know, see what life has for me, but in the long run I'll probably go back to my country.

Speaker 3 You go back in the long run. Yeah.

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 3 What is your favorite thing to do when you go home to Morocco? You're going to visit your parents, obviously, your family. What do you like to do? What are some of the things that you enjoy?

Speaker 3 Maybe I could go along with you on one of those.

Speaker 6 I eat a lot of food. So if you come to Morocco, I bet you're going to gain like five pounds.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 6 the other thing that I like to do is I like to go to hair salons and spas

Speaker 6 because here in France, it's very expensive. Right.
While in Morocco you can get the same quality of service with a fraction of the price.

Speaker 6 So I like to get my nails done, my hair, like to have like a relaxing spa day. And I think based on your remotes, I think you enjoy spa days.

Speaker 3 I do. I went with Stephen Yeon

Speaker 3 to a spa.

Speaker 6 That's my favorite remote, by the way.

Speaker 3 Yes, well.

Speaker 6 And I and in Morocco we have a similar experience with the scrubbing.

Speaker 3 Oh, so I could get a scrubbing in Morocco.

Speaker 6 Yeah, you can get a scrubbing in a,

Speaker 6 we call it a hamem.

Speaker 6 You can get a scrubbing and a massage.

Speaker 6 The massage is just for men. Us women, we do not get, we just get a scrub.

Speaker 3 Wait, why don't women get a massage? Why do women not get massages?

Speaker 6 Because the massages for men are very violent. They're not a relaxing experience.

Speaker 3 Wait a minute. So hold on a second.
Yusra, you're saying that I could come to Morocco.

Speaker 3 You would take me to a spa where you would uh invite me to have a violent massage yes when you say violent what do you how violent

Speaker 6 because you said you want to try an authentic experience in orbat i'm not going to take you to a fancy spa like a typical spa where i don't want that i don't want that i want to have the real experience yes so the real experience are these public uh baths uh all over the country where you can go and you can have like a scrub and it's like a it's the person that gives you a massage they think they're a chiropractor for some reason so they like to just like crack all of your body all of your bones yes oh that sounds that i don't think that's a massage um that sounds like no no that sounds like i'm gonna be lured into a room and they're gonna beat the shit out of me yeah that's that's a hand scribe interrogation yeah that's that's more like it okay well that sounds fun you'll come out you'll come out of it very like relaxed and relieved and you can have yeah relieved that it's over.

Speaker 3 Yes. That tends to happen.

Speaker 3 When you stop beating someone, they're quite relieved that the beating is over.

Speaker 6 And so what about

Speaker 6 you get to enjoy a mint tea? So I'm hurting your mouth.

Speaker 3 Okay, so after my violent beating at the hands of these men,

Speaker 3 I'm going to have a mint tea. All right, well, that sounds like something we could do together.
I would like to go to a spa with you because I'm going to be a little bit more. Okay, perfect.

Speaker 3 You know, I am very tense, a tense person um okay i have a lot of tension in my shoulders you've always noticed that i carry my shoulders very very it's like a it's like a rock concrete yeah a lot of dense dense muscle very muscular man oh i'm talking about muscle i'm talking about the tension well either way no it's not easy to

Speaker 3 do completely different things yeah

Speaker 3 a lot of uh not much i didn't feel

Speaker 3 built up shoulders muscle muscles sedentary muscle shoulders is there a lot of muttering into microphones and roban Just curious if that's a thing.

Speaker 3 Well, listen, I think this sounds really fun, and I like you. I do hope that we cross paths at some point.
You seem like a very nice person.

Speaker 3 And I know I was kidding around a lot at the beginning, but I know that you're going to do great tomorrow. You're going to, you're going to.
Thank you so much. You're going to get your degree.

Speaker 3 It's going to go very well. And I'm happy for you.
And

Speaker 3 you seem like a very cool person. So we'll see what happens.

Speaker 3 We'll see what happens. But you never know.
Maybe one of these days you and I will be roaming the streets of Rabat, going into very small alleys, eating

Speaker 3 eating very, very spicy food,

Speaker 3 and then going to a room where men will beat me to death. That sounds like a good time.
Sounds perfect. Followed by a mint tea.

Speaker 3 All right. Well, thank you so much.
It was really good talking to you.

Speaker 6 Thank you so much.

Speaker 3 Bye-bye.

Speaker 3 Bye.

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