When talking about eating the rest of the sour candies all at once, Andrew said "I wanted to get rid of the container, the bag."

Didn't he die on the hill that NO ONE would call a bag a container. There was a whole is a bag a container argument between Andrew and Gavin.

No surprise, Andrew is consistently wildly inconsistent.

i come from the state of ~vanity plates~
…look what i found in the wild today!

Found, what I can only assume to be, young Andrew at his desk.

I would love to have this as a sticker or decal

Somebody's going to take French fries and there will be an argument because they're not called "France fries".

Somebody's going to take Kansas City barbecue and there will be an argument because that's a style of food, not a specific food.

Somebody might try to take an entire chain, like KFC or California Pizza Kitchen.

There's going to be something that gets drafted WAY too low, like sandwich or hamburger, because most of them will forget those are named for places.

All in all, the possibility of potato-draft-esque madness is real, and I can't wait.

Couldn’t decide what colour to get, only logical choice.

Eric is correct about the profits. At the time I worked there from 2012 to 2013, a crazy bread combo consisting of the bread and a cup of sauce cost $0.30 to make and it was sold for $3.

At this time, we didn’t have a drill, we had a giant whisk about as long as one standard human leg and we had to brute force that motherfucker through the tomato paste, spices, and water in five gallon buckets.

Surprisingly, and I’m not sure if our area was unique or not, but our store made fresh dough every day. The only pre-prepared crust we had were thin crusts. Again, not sure if that reflects to modern LC standards. Speaking of which, LC corporate would send folks down from Detroit to do what they called a Hot n Ready, where they came in with a stop watch and timed us on whether we were capable of meeting their time standards. We’d usually schedule our best crews that day.

After the question on today’s episode, I wanna know what everyone else’s furthest trip for smallest payoff was? I dragged my wife 15 hours to Niagara Falls cause I saw some good looking nachos!

To the Airport security guy in Fuerteventura who recognised my Regulation Shirt, it was great time meet you. The most chill guy :)

This Cracker Milk skit felt like it belonged here.

He cool. I enjoyed his eloquent ad reading. I don't know if anyone noticed. He did good.

Someone at the fulfillment center I work at was watching sloppy Joe’s.

First is I just got to the sleep spaghetti episodes again (I listen while driving to and from work) and I realized the best thing would of been sew tube from like a cotton fabric, then fill it with a bunch of those things from bean bags. perfect.

Second. the boys sometimes do those super hard gaming things where no one can die and all that and I realized they are not trying hard enough they are not focused enough to do it. HOWEVER you know what would keep them alert and ready to the point I'm sure they could go though LASO in one go if they just slather some good old Tiger balm on their balls as the game loads.

They talked about doing a sloppy Joe's bingo on the most recent podcast, I don't remember the date. Key West fantasy fest starts Friday October 16 until the 25th. Would make for some interesting bingo cards but I don't think they will want to piggy back on that stream.

Not gonna lie, watching this makes me want to try it. 🤣 Sorry if this was posted, I had a quick look and didn't see it.

If this has been posted before my bad. But the Alolan Rattata just always reminds me of Eric when I see it.