Speaker 1: Kubbooms.
Speaker 2: If you thought four hours a day, twelve hundred minutes
Speaker 2: a week was enough, think again. He's the last remnants
Speaker 2: of the old republic, a sol fashion of fairness. He
Speaker 2: treats crackheads in the ghetto cutter the same as the
Speaker 2: rich pill poppers in the penthouse.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: The Clearinghouse of Hot takes break free for something special.
Speaker 2: The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller starts right now.
Speaker 3: In the air everywhere. The Fifth Hour with Me, Ben
Speaker 3: Mallor and Danny g Radio. Happy Friday to you. It
Speaker 3: is the twenty third day of the month of May
Speaker 3: and the last Friday Pod before we head to Van
Speaker 3: Vancouver for the Malor Meet and Greet.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you'll be able to make it.
Speaker 3: If you're in British Columbia, somewhere in Western Canada or
Speaker 3: in the Pacific Northwest, come out say hello. All the
Speaker 3: details all the information available on the Instagram page Ben
Speaker 3: Maller on Fox the Facebook page Ben Maler Show. The
Speaker 3: Malar Meet and Greet is coming up on Thursday the
Speaker 3: twenty ninth, Unless my flight gets canceled.
Speaker 1: Thursday of the.
Speaker 3: Twenty ninth Malor Meet and Greet in Vancouver, we'll spend
Speaker 3: the weekend there, have a great time. Cannot wait to
Speaker 3: check out your fine city. It is going to be
Speaker 3: a glorious time. Didn't want to mention today is a
Speaker 3: melanancholy day. Is Lucky Penny Day, as in the penny
Speaker 3: from kind of like benny versus the penny and all that.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: I wanted to bring this up because the news out
Speaker 3: this week and I think it's been confirmed, but who knows.
Speaker 3: There's been rumors on this for a while. The US
Speaker 3: will stop putting new pennies into circulation by early twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six. You have got to be kiddy me uh
Speaker 3: oh spaghettio. Yeah, Businesses will need to start rounding up
Speaker 3: or down to the nearest five cents. There was a
Speaker 3: statement made by the US Treasury this week. The penny
Speaker 3: currently cost four cents to make, so cutting production is
Speaker 3: set to save a bunch of money, which is appropriate.
Speaker 3: This being Lucky Penny Day, the news would come out
Speaker 3: and we're not sure how the Lucky Penny Day started.
Speaker 3: We do know some fun facts about the penny. It
Speaker 3: started in seven seven fifty seven AD. The very first
Speaker 3: pennies were minted during the reign of OFA and Marcia
Speaker 3: in Anglo Saxon, England, and then in seventeen ninety three
Speaker 3: the first pennies were minted in America. Benjamin Franklin supposedly
Speaker 3: designed the first pennies. Eighteen fifty seven the penny was
Speaker 3: resized in America, and over the last number of years
Speaker 3: it's been pointed out how expensive it is for the
Speaker 3: penny to be made. A couple of years back, there
Speaker 3: was a story that for eighty million dollars worth of pennies,
Speaker 3: it cost one hundred and thirty four million. Gave you
Speaker 3: the new numbers here. A penny currently cost four cents
Speaker 3: to make. So bye bye penny, but not necessarily bye
Speaker 3: bye benny versus the penny. As that iconic TV show
Speaker 3: not quite done yet.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: It's up to the good folks over there at NBC's
Speaker 3: side whether or not the TV show will have a
Speaker 3: longer lifespan than the actual penny. So stay tuned. Inquiring
Speaker 3: minds would like to know. But on with the show
Speaker 3: we go. On this podcast, we have the surprise cartoon
Speaker 3: mascot Storm and Norman and the phrase.
Speaker 1: Of the work.
Speaker 3: But we'll begin with this so not so very long ago,
Speaker 3: in a kingdom not listing on any map. We went
Speaker 3: to the dogs. Because we are suckers for positive feedback.
Speaker 3: We do this podcast every weekend, and by request, we
Speaker 3: bring you more tales from the Mox, Tales from the Mox,
Speaker 3: the files of the Mox. Moxie my dog. Sarah in Minnesota,
Speaker 3: who's not the normal. I don't think that's the normal
Speaker 3: Sarah that we know, who I met at the Mala
Speaker 3: meet and greet there in Minnesota a couple years ago.
Speaker 3: But Sarah Minnesota, Lisa in Arizona, and some guy named
Speaker 3: Dennis in Ohio, which is.
Speaker 1: Kind of a big state, so is Arizona.
Speaker 3: But Arizona's like pretty much here in Phoenix, Tucson or Flagstaff, right,
Speaker 3: it's pretty much it the greater Phoenix area of flag Staff, Tuson, Ohio.
Speaker 1: You could be where. You could be in Cleveland, you
Speaker 1: could be.
Speaker 3: In Cincinnati, Columbus. You know, there's a few places you
Speaker 3: could be in Ohio. Anyway, all of them reached out
Speaker 3: and said they enjoyed these stories last week about what
Speaker 3: was really one story about Mox. And so here we
Speaker 3: are again and I will regale you with another story
Speaker 3: because some of you like this, and even if it's
Speaker 3: only for Sarah, Lisa and Dennis and that's it, we'll
Speaker 3: do it for them. The glamours, the glamours of an
Speaker 3: exciting rock star life doing overnight talk radio, being a
Speaker 3: professional gas back.
Speaker 1: This job is not that easy. This job is not
Speaker 1: so we just take it one show at a time. Right.
Speaker 1: We go out there, we do each hour.
Speaker 3: We have sixty minutes of content and we just try
Speaker 3: to do good radio.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: There's no easy radio in overnight talk radio, and you
Speaker 3: cannot afford to look past any individual segment.
Speaker 1: I think I got all the cliches, right, I think
Speaker 1: I did. I get it, I got most of them.
Speaker 3: So nonetheless, getting ready for the show, as I imagine
Speaker 3: you are, we are all wired the same way.
Speaker 1: We're hardwired.
Speaker 3: We have routine, and who doesn't like I like poutine
Speaker 3: and I like routine. And next week we'll be in
Speaker 3: Canada for the Malor Meet and Greet. We're looking forward
Speaker 3: to that. It can be a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Hopefully I'll be able to meet you.
Speaker 3: If you're in the Vancouver area or British Columbia, or
Speaker 3: if you want to drive over from another part in Canada,
Speaker 3: come say hello and very excited to meet you.
Speaker 1: And also if you're in the Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 3: Details on a previous edition of this podcast, but also
Speaker 3: available on my Facebook page and the Instagram page. You
Speaker 3: can find all of that information there. The Instagram page
Speaker 3: Ben Mahler on Fox, the Facebook page Ben malor Show,
Speaker 3: two different pages, two different names, and all that. So
Speaker 3: get back to the story, please, So the Glamour's Life
Speaker 3: of overnight talk radio doing my thing, creature of habit,
Speaker 3: and I have my routine, which is not poutine. It's
Speaker 3: endlessly looking for things that get my blood flowing. Now
Speaker 3: years ago on this podcast, we had one of the
Speaker 3: iconic broadcasters of all time, a Hall of Fame Brent Mussburger.
Speaker 3: You're looking alive Brent Musburger, who gave some advice, not
Speaker 3: on this podcast, but he gives some advice and I
Speaker 3: read it somewhere along the way. He said, the key
Speaker 3: to life is to stay interested.
Speaker 1: Well, it's also the.
Speaker 3: Key if you have to do four monologues, which are
Speaker 3: each about fifteen minutes, sometimes longer, sometimes less. But if
Speaker 3: you have to do those monologues, you got to stay interested.
Speaker 3: You can't really fake it till you'll make it, and
Speaker 3: you can't fake it till you make it, and all
Speaker 3: that stuff, and so passing the test of time and
Speaker 3: doing this for a long time my goal every year.
Speaker 3: The hardest part of the show, and I've talked about
Speaker 3: this to you in the past. To me, the hardest
Speaker 3: part of the show is getting the show ready. It's practice,
Speaker 3: not a game. We in here talking about practice, if
Speaker 3: you will. And so the way I go about it
Speaker 3: my ingredients that I get to make the show. And
Speaker 3: again I've discussed this, but there's new people listening, and
Speaker 3: if not, we're totally porked. So the way I approached this,
Speaker 3: if you were to drop into the Malor mansion, most days,
Speaker 3: not not all days, there's some days are different. But
Speaker 3: most days you'll find me sitting casually on the sofa,
Speaker 3: laptop open seventeen to twenty five web pages open, scanning
Speaker 3: RSS feeds, and futzing around on some of the dark
Speaker 3: corners of the dark web. As I am surfing around
Speaker 3: the same way I did for many many years at
Speaker 3: my website. I don't do that anymore, but I have
Speaker 3: the same tools that I used back then. I just
Speaker 3: do it for the radio show to try to find
Speaker 3: things that interest me, because, as Musburger said, stay interesting.
Speaker 1: You can't just do monologues and you don't care.
Speaker 3: And that becomes problematic because some days there's not a
Speaker 3: lot going on. Now, while I am readily working away
Speaker 3: with my laptop, my right hand, as I like to say,
Speaker 3: is getting a workout back and forth. I got usually
Speaker 3: two or three games in my rotation. This time of
Speaker 3: the year. It's a lot of baseball and then the
Speaker 3: basketball game. So I'll go to baseball one basketball. Don't
Speaker 3: tell anyone, and certainly don't tell Eddie, my old buddy,
Speaker 3: Eddie Garcia.
Speaker 1: But occasionally I will mix a hockey game in.
Speaker 3: We don't talk about hockey, but occasionally I'll mix a
Speaker 3: hockey game in if the baseball is not that good.
Speaker 3: In the basketball game is a blowout. So keep in mind,
Speaker 3: this is a story about mox my dog, Moxie erf erf.
Speaker 3: While this is going on, my partner in crime. My
Speaker 3: wife's at work, she's doing her thing, and so Moxie
Speaker 3: is with me, our beloved English bulldog. And Moxie is wonderful.
Speaker 3: She's also a fat bulldog. She's so fat. In fact,
Speaker 3: she's not even fat She's strong, but she's so big
Speaker 3: she cannot fit through the doggy door that we put in,
Speaker 3: which was designed for my previous dog, the late Great Bella,
Speaker 3: and Bella was a wonderful dog also, so Bella passed
Speaker 3: away we got Moxie. And Bella is a very little dog.
Speaker 3: Moxie gigantic. Right, Moxie is the round mound of dog town.
Speaker 3: And so instead of just having her go out the
Speaker 3: doggy door, I have to let her get busy on
Speaker 3: the ones and the twos, right, the ones and the
Speaker 3: twos every so often so she can go the ones.
Speaker 1: And it is so this time of the year, it's May.
Speaker 3: The weather's nice these days, and so I made an
Speaker 3: editorial decision that I would take advantage of the great
Speaker 3: weather and the nice air, good temperature where we do
Speaker 3: the show from. And so I decided to leave the
Speaker 3: door open. And then I just had the screen. So
Speaker 3: I had the screen door which was closed, but the
Speaker 3: actual door was open. So I let the air flow in.
Speaker 3: And I'm on my life and I'm neck deep trying
Speaker 3: to find crap that I think is somewhat interesting that
Speaker 3: you might be interested in, right, And it's like I
Speaker 3: have to be interested. You have to be interested, otherwise
Speaker 3: we're totally screwed. So why is this night different from
Speaker 3: all other nights? So I'm throwing down bullet points as
Speaker 3: I like to do for the Malor monologues. I am
Speaker 3: minding my own business. I'm in my own world. I
Speaker 3: got the TV going, I'm watching the game. There was
Speaker 3: a Phillies Rockies game. That's the game I was watching. No,
Speaker 3: I'm a loser watching a Phillies Rockies game. So I'm
Speaker 3: watching that and I hear this sound and it sounded
Speaker 3: like something was gearing up, and I knew Moxy was outside,
Speaker 3: but I didn't really think much about it. I wonder
Speaker 3: what that is, and then I thought, well, maybe there
Speaker 3: was some kind of rodent that came in the yard
Speaker 3: there behind the Malor mansion, and Mox was just going
Speaker 3: to attack the rodent and that would be that.
Speaker 1: So I'm focused, but I hear.
Speaker 3: This kind of in the background, and then I hear
Speaker 3: a couple of steps, and then I hear nothing, and
Speaker 3: then okay, that's probably it.
Speaker 1: That's just over.
Speaker 3: And again I'm just doing my thing, and then again
Speaker 3: I hear the same thing, like i'd something gearing up
Speaker 3: to attack like maybe Moxie was getting to attack, getting
Speaker 3: ready to attack something. It's got kind of heavy breathings,
Speaker 3: the sighing's going on, and I'm like, okay, well, you
Speaker 3: know again, I'm not just kind of my peripheral hearing.
Speaker 3: I'm not really focused on that. And I'm putting the
Speaker 3: bullets together for the monologue and just doing my thing,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden, like a police battering ram.
Speaker 3: Next thing I know, I'm in a movie and ca boom,
Speaker 3: car boom. My friend who I let outside on the
Speaker 3: chance that she would go ones and twos, My friend Moxy.
Speaker 3: Hand to god, I'm not making this up for the podcast,
Speaker 3: crashed through the screen, breaking the screen door like a
Speaker 3: picture shaped cartoon mascot known as the kool Aid Man.
Speaker 3: The only thing she didn't do was shout oh yeah
Speaker 3: as she came through. But I'm telling you, she bulldozed
Speaker 3: her way into the house like a freaking wrecking ball.
Speaker 1: And my favorite part.
Speaker 3: Of it is not only that, because it's ridiculous that
Speaker 3: she just was so desperate to get back in that
Speaker 3: she just slammed through the freaking screen, But then she
Speaker 3: took one look at me. She was very proud of
Speaker 3: herself like a peacock with his feathers out. She took
Speaker 3: a look at me, kind of gave me the eye,
Speaker 3: and then she was so exhausted because she's out of shape,
Speaker 3: she laid down for a nap right in front of me, like, hey, sucker, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're not going to keep me out of here now, sucker.
Speaker 1: It was. It was hilarious.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 1: That is my story of the week, the one and
Speaker 1: only mocks the Tales from the mox.
Speaker 3: If you will now turning the page on that I
Speaker 3: did want to mention and this is old guy podcast.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm about to do is old guy podcast.
Speaker 3: I didn't mention this on the radio, so I think
Speaker 3: I might have, in passing brought it up at.
Speaker 1: One point or another.
Speaker 3: But I wanted to spend a few good minutes with
Speaker 3: a tip of the headphones, a tip of the microphone
Speaker 3: to someone in my youth that I watched a lot
Speaker 3: and enjoyed the art that they provided.
Speaker 1: And they left this mortal coil this week. And it's
Speaker 1: not Jim Ursay, although he passed away.
Speaker 3: The story here is about a gentleman named George Went,
Speaker 3: a beloved member of the Hollywood community who for me
Speaker 3: as a kid, one of my favorite shows to watch
Speaker 3: was the calm Cheers.
Speaker 1: And I grew up in an era we didn't have
Speaker 1: the little social media.
Speaker 3: And all that, so in order to get entertainment, we
Speaker 3: watched television. And when I was a little kid, we
Speaker 3: only had like eight channels or something like that before
Speaker 3: cable really took off and on and b see, Cheers
Speaker 3: was a very important show. We watched it every week.
Speaker 3: Everyone talked about Cheers and all that. My parents liked it.
Speaker 3: We all watched it and George Went was the character
Speaker 3: known as Norm Peterson. If you didn't watch.
Speaker 1: The show and you don't know what the hell it is,
Speaker 1: doesn't mean anything to.
Speaker 3: You, But to me, it was kind of a cool
Speaker 3: deal because he was a fat guy, and I was
Speaker 3: a big kid growing up.
Speaker 1: I was, hey, this guy's on TV.
Speaker 3: You looks kind of overweight, a little disheveled every day,
Speaker 3: and so I fell out a rabbit hole. When someone
Speaker 3: passes away, if I don't know them, but I know
Speaker 3: of them, I try to soak in as much knowledge
Speaker 3: because the further you get away from the person dying,
Speaker 3: the less stuff that's out there, and it's fresh and
Speaker 3: you want to learn these things, and so I started
Speaker 3: going down a rabbit hole, and I wanted to share
Speaker 3: some of the things that I found with you from
Speaker 3: my sojourn down.
Speaker 1: The rabbit hole.
Speaker 3: Is it true that the iconic actor George went that
Speaker 3: his character Noorn Peterson was initially intended to have just
Speaker 3: a single line in the pilot for the show.
Speaker 1: However, upon further review, upon further.
Speaker 3: Review, after the producers and the audience, they did the
Speaker 3: testing and all that stuff, they determined that wait a minute,
Speaker 3: this is like the everyman like, this is the relatable guy,
Speaker 3: and George Wentz character instead of having just a single
Speaker 3: line in the pilot episode and that's it, he became
Speaker 3: central figures in an ensemble cast, but appeared in two
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy five all two hundred and seventy five
Speaker 3: episodes of that that show. There's There's a gentleman we
Speaker 3: had on this podcast a while back who's a friend
Speaker 3: of mine. We did some radio stuff together back in
Speaker 3: the day, and he was one of the writers on
Speaker 3: Cheers and and has had some great stories to tell me.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was here, but about working on
Speaker 3: that show and some of the things that happened, and
Speaker 3: it was great, and George Went was a decorated actor.
Speaker 3: He won six consecutive Primetime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting
Speaker 3: Actor because of because of Cheers, and they even tossed
Speaker 3: his real life wife on the show. His real life
Speaker 3: wife was the voice of Norm's wife, never seen on camera,
Speaker 3: never seen on camera, but was was mentioned, right, It
Speaker 3: was mentioned on a a semi regular regular basis, right,
Speaker 3: And so there was that. Now you had also the
Speaker 3: academic part of George Went. He attended Notre Dame right
Speaker 3: junior year Notre Dame. His GPA was very relatable. It
Speaker 3: was zero point zero zero was his GPA, and yeah,
Speaker 3: in that wild Yeah. So he transferred to a school
Speaker 3: in can City, Can City, where he completed a degree
Speaker 3: in economics.
Speaker 1: So there's some ties there.
Speaker 3: And of course we do some fun stuff in Kansas
Speaker 3: City as well, and he was like acting on stage
Speaker 3: and all that stuff. He did a bunch of animation
Speaker 3: George Went. He did animated versions of Norm Peterson on
Speaker 3: The Simpsons and Family Guy and all that stuff. So,
Speaker 3: and there's also clearly a sports tie, as he was
Speaker 3: on Saturday Night Live and one of the great characters
Speaker 3: in the history of Saturday Night Live. George Went was
Speaker 3: a lifelong fan of Dump Bears, the Chicago Bears and
Speaker 3: had a passion for Chicago sports and that was a
Speaker 3: part of.
Speaker 1: His personality and all that.
Speaker 3: And the most famous character outside of Norm Peterson was
Speaker 3: in the early nineties.
Speaker 1: On Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 3: It was George Went sitting around as the original super
Speaker 3: fan sketch on Saturday Night Live in nineteen ninety one
Speaker 3: and just a group of stereotypical sausage eating beer drinking
Speaker 3: Bears fans obsessing over Dump Bears and the coach Mike Ditka,
Speaker 3: and he played this character, Bob Swirsky, and it was
Speaker 3: it was outsetting in fact, that bit. It was so
Speaker 3: amazing that it was supposed to be made into a movie,
Speaker 3: and as I remember hearing the story, there was something
Speaker 3: that happened that screwed that up.
Speaker 1: But it was going to be in the movie.
Speaker 3: And didn't quite didn't quite work out. So anyway, he
Speaker 3: was a fan of the Cubs and all the Chicago teams.
Speaker 3: In fact, he did celebrate at Wrigley Field as saying
Speaker 3: them take me out to the ball game because of
Speaker 3: Harry Carey and all that he was a big part
Speaker 3: of Chicago sports. So rest in peace. Rest in peace
Speaker 3: to the late great George went I know him as
Speaker 3: Norm Peterson, the Great Norm Peterson. All right, time now
Speaker 3: for the phrase of the week, the phrase of the week.
Speaker 1: And here's the phrase of the week.
Speaker 3: The phrase of the week is to call a spade
Speaker 3: a spade. Yes, the expression to call a spade a spade.
Speaker 3: Now that means to speak plainly and directly about something,
Speaker 3: even if it's unpleasant and impolite. We've heard this phrase.
Speaker 3: I use the phrase, let's call a spade a spade.
Speaker 3: So the phrase actually comes from ancient Greece. It's an
Speaker 3: expression to call a fig a fig was the original phrase,
Speaker 3: and it comes from a Greek philosopher there in the
Speaker 3: early sixteenth century of the phrase was translated and to
Speaker 3: call a ho a hoe, as in a shovel, the
Speaker 3: English version which was translated in fifteen forty two, where
Speaker 3: hoe was translated to spade, because that was a common
Speaker 3: digging tool for the English. So you have this all
Speaker 3: kind of moving around and all that stuff. And so
Speaker 3: to call a spade a spade has.
Speaker 1: Its roots in ancient Greece.
Speaker 3: It passed through Latin and it became a popular phrase
Speaker 3: in the fifteen hundreds, and it has always been about
Speaker 3: keeping it real.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: We got to keep it real, is what we gotta do.
Speaker 3: We gotta keep it real. So there the phrase of
Speaker 3: the week, to call a spade a spade. And now
Speaker 3: time for some foody fun. That's right, foody fun, because
Speaker 3: we all have to eat, the one common denominator that
Speaker 3: we all have unless we're not around, we have to eat.
Speaker 3: We have to have to eat, otherwise we're in trouble.
Speaker 3: Some of the items I saw this week that I
Speaker 3: thought we're interesting that it would like to share with you.
Speaker 3: If you are in a region of the company that
Speaker 3: has Jack in the Box, what's in the box? Jack
Speaker 3: in the Box free the onion rings with a one
Speaker 3: dollar purchase. So if you're a frugal connoisseur of food,
Speaker 3: of course, all this crap is on the app. If
Speaker 3: you're a fan of Windy's, we know we have the
Speaker 3: Windy's guy in Minnesota who's a big fan of the show.
Speaker 3: Windy's planning their fast food expansion into Poland. Because if
Speaker 3: there's one thing the people of Poland need that would
Speaker 3: make their life complete, it's fried chicken sandwiches, square burgers.
Speaker 1: What more could you need?
Speaker 3: But they're head into Poland Dominoes has served up for
Speaker 3: a limited time. This is in Australia, a meat pie
Speaker 3: crust pizza.
Speaker 1: Say what.
Speaker 3: Yes, this does not look very delicious at all. The
Speaker 3: crust features Domino's classic dough embedded with many Australian meat
Speaker 3: pies around the pizza's edge and it's there. It's a
Speaker 3: cross promotion because I guess for our friends in Australia,
Speaker 3: it's Australian soccer season or footy season as they call it.
Speaker 3: So this, yeah, this does not look palatable to me.
Speaker 3: But if you're in Australia and you're interested in that,
Speaker 3: and these things are regional items that if they sell
Speaker 3: well and they can test them out in the US
Speaker 3: and they come to they come to the States and
Speaker 3: then then the next thing you know, to that we're off.
Speaker 1: We're off to the races.
Speaker 3: The flag is up, as we like to say, the
Speaker 3: flag is uh, Little Caesars testing a new Artistan style pizza.
Speaker 3: They're testing this. If you're in Albertquerque, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Charleston,
Speaker 3: West Virginia, Green Bay, or Appleton Hey, my brother, I
Speaker 3: have to contact my brother el Central, California and Yuma, Arizona.
Speaker 3: You have a chance to test out the artisan style Little.
Speaker 1: Caesars Pizzazza pizza.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can shake Shack welcoming Fried Pickles. That's very
Speaker 3: important for alf the Alien opinter, So make sure to
Speaker 3: make it to shake Shack. The new Fried Pickles the
Speaker 3: chain's first ever additional side since it went from a
Speaker 3: hot dog cart to a permanent location in Madison Square Park.
Speaker 3: I've actually been to the original shake Shack. Fun fact.
Speaker 3: Fun fact, fun fact, fun fact. When that started one
Speaker 3: of my trips to New York, my brother said, oh man,
Speaker 3: this is this amazing burger place.
Speaker 1: You got to try it. So we went over there
Speaker 1: and had shake Shack at.
Speaker 3: The original location before before they became this monstrosity that
Speaker 3: is everywhere.
Speaker 1: But it started out as just a shack that and
Speaker 1: how was the other.
Speaker 3: God, there's a there's a Mediterranean restaurant that started on
Speaker 3: my brother's street, right like right next to my brother street. God,
Speaker 3: what is the name of it. I forget the name
Speaker 3: of it, but there's a It's in New York City.
Speaker 3: It's all over the place, and I forget the name,
Speaker 3: so it's really no good, and I know I'm gonna
Speaker 3: I'm gonna remember the name about a second after I
Speaker 3: turned the mic off, which is gonna suck. But that's
Speaker 3: the way this works. I can't think of it at
Speaker 3: this point, but I know I can kind of see it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what else do we have? Burger King that's a whopper
Speaker 3: launched how to Train your Dragon menu featuring dragon flame
Speaker 3: grilled whopper.
Speaker 1: Who else?
Speaker 3: What else you have Fiery Dragon mozzarella fries and more
Speaker 3: available for a limited time that does not start until
Speaker 3: May twenty seventh, So today is the twenty third, so
Speaker 3: you can do the math on that.
Speaker 1: So next week you.
Speaker 3: Can have your dream come true with a dragon flame
Speaker 3: grilled whopper. Very very important, very very important, unless unless
Speaker 3: it's not, yeah, exactly all right, we'll get out on that.
Speaker 3: Have a great rest of your Friday, and appreciate you
Speaker 3: listening to this podcast.
Speaker 1: Danny should be with me over.
Speaker 3: The weekend, and we're very very happy that you're tuning
Speaker 3: in and being part of the show.
Speaker 1: And enjoy the day.
Speaker 3: I'm looking forward to watching that Nick Pacers game Gape
Speaker 3: two tonight from the Garden in Manhattan. And we'll talk
Speaker 3: to you next time Later. Skater who austa pasta?
Speaker 1: I like the extended winner, got a murder.
Speaker 2: I gotta go.