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Speaker BHi.
Speaker BHello, and welcome all to the first episode of Murphy's Rank the World, a podcast where us Murphy siblings get together and pretend to focus on sober and fair assessments of all sorts of things, but instead most likely go off on more than a few tangents and generally get silly.
Speaker BWe make no promises.
Speaker BI'm the host for today, Megan.
Speaker BI am a Murphy.
Speaker BAnd let me enter.
Speaker BLet's introduce the other Murphy's in the Murphy pool.
Speaker CI'm Tim.
Speaker CI am also a Murphy unless otherwise genetically disproven.
Speaker CI am definitely 100 not adopted, unlike other people who might be on this podcast, but we'll get to that later.
Speaker CI am the eldest son, but I will not disclose my age for ARPA reasons.
Speaker BBrilliant.
Speaker BBrilliant.
Speaker BPlease, I handed it off.
Speaker CI'm waiting for.
Speaker BFor other sibling.
Speaker BPlease.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AHello.
Speaker AHi, I'm Sky.
Speaker AThat's my name.
Speaker AI'm somewhere in the middle, depending on what you're talking about.
Speaker AI'm also oldest of the second set, but I'm third in line.
Speaker AWhatever.
Speaker AWhat I'm focused on right now is the fact that you came for my jugular on our first episode.
Speaker BFirst episode?
Speaker AYou had to bring up a trauma story from a Walmart.
Speaker CLook, all I'm saying is episode one always has to be the one that hooks them, so we got to start hot and heavy.
Speaker BOh, you know what we'll do?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWe'll start this.
Speaker BThis is a seed.
Speaker BAnd then a couple episodes in, we will explain what the Walmart story is and the trauma that sky went through that I had nothing to do with.
Speaker BAnd yet I believe I was there to witness it.
Speaker AYes, all of you were there.
Speaker AEverybody.
Speaker BOoh, cliffhanger.
Speaker BFantastic.
Speaker BFamily.
Speaker BFamily drama already.
Speaker BAnd we haven't even gotten to our topic, so our topic that will be the rails that will barely hold us in focus most likely is we've decided our first delve into a topic will be what are our top five favorite sandwiches?
Speaker BThese are not subjective.
Speaker BThey're incredibly objective, and each one of us is absolutely right.
Speaker CSo we're starting from wrong, Correct?
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker CTrying to prove us wrong.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker BYeah, and it works because we're all in separate locations, so it's only gonna be verbal fist fighting.
Speaker ABut we do, in fact, know where each of us live.
Speaker CI mean, one.
Speaker CLet.
Speaker BLet's see where this goes.
Speaker BOkay, so we're all gonna go around and we're gonna say what our fifth favorite sandwich is and a little reason why.
Speaker BLike what?
Speaker BWhy.
Speaker BWhy is it in your favorites?
Speaker BBut it's five.
Speaker CNumber five.
Speaker BOh, fantastic.
Speaker BOh, fantastic, Tim.
Speaker BOkay, we'll go in the same order as introductions.
Speaker BTo keep it simple, I chose for my number five, something simple, something classic.
Speaker BAnd that's why it's on the list.
Speaker BA grilled cheese sandwich.
Speaker CGrilled cheese.
Speaker CIt is.
Speaker BIt is nostalgia.
Speaker BIt is joy.
Speaker BLike, have you ever been sad when you've had a good grilled cheese sandwich?
Speaker BEspecially with the side of tomato soup dipping in.
Speaker BThere's something very diner about it.
Speaker BLike a certain kind of pickles that go with a certain kind of grilled cheese that's been made on a grill that's grilled thousands of other grilled cheeses.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CThe souls of a million grilled cheeses just emanate into the one that you are, you know, about to put in your mouth.
Speaker BIt has history.
Speaker AYou can taste the onions, you can taste every other thing that's been grilled on that.
Speaker AIt's delicious.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BIt's like connecting with the universe, but in sandwich form.
Speaker BSo for me, that was just.
Speaker BThat was an easy number five starting choice.
Speaker BGrilled cheese Sammy.
Speaker CAnd I'm already bringing in tangent number one.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker CButter the bread or mayonnaise the bread.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ASo prior to an experience with our.
Speaker AOur sister here, Meg, where she made me a grilled cheese in my adult life because I had the opportunity for a while where I work so close to home that I was able to just, like, you know, go.
Speaker AGo home and have lunch with, you know, the parents and sister.
Speaker AI was like, meg, why is this grilled cheese so.
Speaker ASo damn good?
Speaker ALike, it's crispier.
Speaker AIt's like.
Speaker AIt's like the perfect color of a grilled cheese.
Speaker AWell, two things.
Speaker ATwo things were different, and I have never made my grilled cheese different than this.
Speaker AOkay, I'm just gonna go off on a tangent from there for a second.
Speaker BOkay, Tangent.
Speaker BThe tangent.
Speaker CWhat if Magic squared.
Speaker AWhat.
Speaker AWhat if we have the same sandwich on our list just higher up?
Speaker BOh, then it gets fun.
Speaker ADo we bring that up?
Speaker ALike, you're wrong, and it should be higher up on your list.
Speaker ALike, what is.
Speaker BWell.
Speaker BWell, I.
Speaker BWhat I would do is hold on to your list.
Speaker BThen later, like, when it's ranked higher, you can go, well, you're wrong, and I'll tell you why.
Speaker CThe good thing about ranking it higher is it now gives you time to write down all the reasons Meg is wrong.
Speaker AOh, nice.
Speaker BI.
Speaker AActually, I.
Speaker AIt's in the same place on mine.
Speaker AI flip two things.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo no problem if things are higher than lower.
Speaker BThat's a conversation point.
Speaker ATwins Alert.
Speaker AAnyways, back to it.
Speaker AThe reason why it's on my list is because Meg adds cream cheese onto like on the inside.
Speaker AYeah, on the inside.
Speaker BOn the inside and then on the outside mayonnaise.
Speaker AAnd never told me that until I asked.
Speaker AAnd now I make all my grilled cheese that way and they are effing delicious.
Speaker AAnd every person I have since made grilled cheese for, if they are meat eaters, I also put pan seared Spam on it inside of it.
Speaker AI mean.
Speaker AAnd then if they are not, then I just have them with the cream cheese and the American cheese and the mayo on the outside.
Speaker CTangent number three, Spam is a lot like baloney where if you fry it up, it completely changes the flavor profile of it.
Speaker CSo yeah, I'm 100% with, with fried Spam because it, it is delicious.
Speaker CAnd I'm going to totally steal that cream cheese idea.
Speaker CI hadn't thought of that one before.
Speaker COne of the interesting things I have found, vegan mayonnaise works just as well as regular mayonnaise.
Speaker CI have found when you're using it on a grilled cheese.
Speaker CSo I don't know.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CBecause if it's vegan, so it can't be the egg or anything which what I initially thought it was going to be.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CI like the idea of the cream cheese.
Speaker CI also like the, the idea that you can have everything from like the twenty dollar fancy artisanal bread.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CThree different cheeses.
Speaker CLike you know, the cave aged Gruy and the, you know, the goat cheese cheese.
Speaker BYou can put some like pear in there or apple.
Speaker BOh yeah.
Speaker BYou can plus it up.
Speaker COr, or you can be like that food truck that's just like we sell grilled cheese for a dollar.
Speaker CIt's, it's white bread, it's American cheese.
Speaker CWe don't have change.
Speaker CIt's literally just a dollar.
Speaker CEat the damn thing.
Speaker CYou're drunk.
Speaker CYou'll love it.
Speaker BIt.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWell, if I want a classic grilled cheese, if I'm thinking diner style, it's a, it's, it's super melty American cheese.
Speaker BLike, like I appreciate.
Speaker BI could have cheddar, I can have Swiss and that's just a different sandwich.
Speaker BIf I just want like your basic, basic grilled cheese, I'm like, nah, I want that plastic cheese that melts when you breathe on it.
Speaker BThank you.
Speaker CAmerican cheese, the most unnatural cheese in the world.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CAlso at the same time as it makes it the most American cheese in the salute.
Speaker BAll right, I, I will end, I'll end this Podcast now.
Speaker CProud to eat some American.
Speaker COkay, that's it.
Speaker BHey, everybody.
Speaker BThanks for coming to Murphy Rank the world.
Speaker BThis is our half episode.
Speaker BIt's the first episode.
Speaker BIn our last episode, we got into.
Speaker AWe got into eight minutes before there was the first quit.
Speaker CI just got a dcma, didn't I?
Speaker CI.
Speaker CWe're about to get a very angry C and D from Le Lee Greenwood.
Speaker ANo, actually, we can do about, I think, 15 to 30 seconds.
Speaker ASo we're.
Speaker BThat's too much.
Speaker BToo much.
Speaker B15 to 30 seconds, too much.
Speaker CNo.
Speaker CEvery fourth I control.
Speaker BI can mute.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CSomeday my prince will come.
Speaker CAs in her photographs.
Speaker BOkay, okay, we gotta.
Speaker BWe gotta move on to our next sandwiches.
Speaker BIt'll save us.
Speaker BI have a feel.
Speaker COkay, so I'll go next.
Speaker CNumber five.
Speaker CIt is the beefier cousin of the grilled cheese.
Speaker CAnd I'm of course talking about the cheesesteak sandwich.
Speaker CCheesesteak number five.
Speaker CAnd it's got to be like on one of those amoroso rolls or one of those, like, not quite spaghetti, but I need it, you know, a long roll.
Speaker BIt's gotta be a long roll.
Speaker CIt's gonna be squishy, but it's gotta be hardy.
Speaker CThat thing cannot break down because I am putting the fattiest steak steak on it.
Speaker CThat's not even the fattiest, sometimes the most questionable steak.
Speaker CAnd by that I mean stakeums.
Speaker CThere are times where you just want that pseudo beef, that pseudo steak and cheese pseudo beef.
Speaker CIt can be.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CI'm cheese agnostic.
Speaker CYou know, there are some people that'll argue cheese whiz or provolone back to American.
Speaker CBut I'm just like, as long as it's meat and cheese, it's delicious.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CAnd you still have flexibility.
Speaker CYou can do peppers and onions.
Speaker CThrow on some hot peppers.
Speaker CYou know, here's the big secret I've recently learned.
Speaker CAnd this is.
Speaker CThis is.
Speaker CMakes it a regional delicacy.
Speaker CCountry sweet sauce on a Philly cheesesteak.
Speaker CYou know, you get that.
Speaker CThat sweetness, you get the.
Speaker CThat little bit of mustard.
Speaker BHoly brain explosion gift.
Speaker BBrain explosion gift.
Speaker CThat takes it up to a whole new level.
Speaker ABut first of all, it's cheese whiz.
Speaker AThe answer is cheese whiz.
Speaker CI'm saying, yes, cheese whiz is great, but sometimes I don't want to fight the drip of the sandwich.
Speaker CYou know, sometimes I like having a sandwich that, you know, I'm not worried.
Speaker CThe moment I take a bite, there's just going to be this, like, you know, explosion of grease and cheese.
Speaker CThat inevitably will get over all over my shirt or my pants or my hands or the person sitting next to me.
Speaker CAnd I really don't want to have to apologize to that person.
Speaker CAnd really I shouldn't have to.
Speaker CThey should just be happy that they got such deliciousness splashed all over them.
Speaker CAnd for once in my life, that wasn't a euphemism.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker BI mean, oh, you, you know what I.
Speaker BCountry sweet sauce.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker BThat's what I want to try right now.
Speaker ADid I ever tell you about that time that there was.
Speaker ASo I used to work at some summer camps and I was driving a van and.
Speaker CWere you living in a van Bound by the river?
Speaker ADown by the river?
Speaker CI heard, holy.
Speaker CThey're 37 years old, recently divorced, and they live in a van down the river.
Speaker ASo I'm driving the van and the, the kids had been like, you know, saying, you know, saying some euphemisms like joking around at 12 and then all of a sudden, here from the back, that's what she said.
Speaker AI had also just finished like giving a direction and I was like, come on, everybody, like, no more.
Speaker AAnd then deadpan, dead serious, the kid goes, what do you.
Speaker AWhat are you talking about?
Speaker AAnd I go, what do you.
Speaker AWhat do you mean, what.
Speaker AWhat do you mean, what am I talking about?
Speaker AAnd they were like, we didn't.
Speaker AWhat did we say that was wrong?
Speaker AAnd I was like, what do you, what do you, what do you think you said that was wrong?
Speaker AAnd they're like, literally nothing.
Speaker AThe last thing he said was that's what she said.
Speaker ABecause they were.
Speaker ABecause at the time I was using she pronouns, they said, that's what you said.
Speaker AHe was just saying you said that thing.
Speaker BAnd I started a conversation about something that you didn't have to.
Speaker AThat I was ill prepared and didn't have to.
Speaker ASo honestly, bad on me for thinking these kids were being ridiculous.
Speaker AAnd I didn't want to have that conversation about telling them what that's what she said meant.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker BNo, no, good, good call.
Speaker BListen, you weren't getting paid enough.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker CI don't think anyone's really prepared to handle conversations that involve a bus full of what, 12 year olds?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BNot even one 12 year old.
Speaker BIt's kind of rough.
Speaker BNo, you just survive it.
Speaker BYou just survive that situation.
Speaker CKeep your eyes on the road, get them to the location as fast as possible and get the hell out of there.
Speaker ABut I would agree.
Speaker AI've never tried a Philly cheesesteak with country sweet sauce, though that is upgrade.
Speaker ABut I am big On.
Speaker AEven though I do not like drippiness out of a sandwich, I found ways to wrap it in a way.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAre you.
Speaker BSo that I can eat it cleanly.
Speaker CIt's got a thinky with that dramatic pause.
Speaker CI was expecting, like, a bombshell to get dropped.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI was like, what happened?
Speaker CStanding on my head that way.
Speaker CThe drips cannot affect me.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AI was attempting to say it in a way that did not sound as euphemismy in my head, because I was talking about wrapping something not getting dripped on.
Speaker BYou didn't want to infer a sandwich condom.
Speaker ACorrect, though.
Speaker BMillion dollar ideas.
Speaker BNobody else take that.
Speaker BOkay, that's a Murphy trademark.
Speaker BIf we say trademark registered, that's legally binding.
Speaker BBecause it's in a podcast.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ALegally binding.
Speaker AThat's what I.
Speaker BYeah, we'll have to come up with a sound.
Speaker BI don't know how to do a soundboard, so we might just have to say it every time we're learning.
Speaker AYour mom's legally binding.
Speaker BOh, that's our mom.
Speaker BIt's your mom.
Speaker AListen, no, we can't do mom jokes.
Speaker AIt's the.
Speaker AIt's the ethereal theoretical particle.
Speaker COr can we make mom jokes considering what we opened the podcast with?
Speaker CCliffhanger.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BOkay, Skye, have you done your fifth sandwich yet?
Speaker AIt's grilled cheese just like yours, and I think I said my bid on it, like, literally.
Speaker AThis is what you do.
Speaker ATake your.
Speaker AYou know, you always struggle with getting, like, butter or whatever you put on the outside of the bread on your hands.
Speaker ABut what do you do?
Speaker ABecause butter is stickier.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker AAnd it'll stick to the plate.
Speaker ARip your bread.
Speaker AMayonnaise is not.
Speaker ASo you put the thin layer of mayonnaise to cover it.
Speaker AYou put the.
Speaker AThe mayonnaise side down.
Speaker ADown.
Speaker ANo, no, I'm sorry.
Speaker AMayonnaise side up.
Speaker AMy fault.
Speaker AMayonnaise side up.
Speaker BButtering your hands first and then putting it on the bread, because I feel like maybe that was the problem.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AAnd then you take the cheese and you put the cream cheese in between the two slices of cheese.
Speaker ABecause it's two slices of cheese.
Speaker AThen you put the mayonnaise side in the pan.
Speaker AYou put the cheese sandwich inside, and then while you have the couple of seconds.
Speaker ABread, bread, mayonnaise.
Speaker AThe piece of bread in your hand, then put that on top, and guess what?
Speaker AIt sticks.
Speaker ABecause now everything's not slushing around because you have a.
Speaker AYou have basically what's in between.
Speaker BBrick.
Speaker AThe mortar.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AOf cream cheese.
Speaker CI like that because.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CI've had those instances where I've tried to do the grilled cheese, had my heat levels wrong, go to flip it, and, like, the one half just goes flying.
Speaker BIt's a tragedy.
Speaker CAnd as my siblings will be more than happy to tell you, when things don't line up right in my sandwiches, I get a little upset.
Speaker BOh, another.
Speaker BAnother bit of Murphy lore to drop later.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI'll tease it.
Speaker BIt's the Burger King incident.
Speaker BWe have so many.
Speaker A94.
Speaker CThere's a reason why I'm not legally allowed to order Whopper Juniors anymore.
Speaker ABut that is my.
Speaker ABut that is my number five.
Speaker CAlmost the same reason why I'm not allowed at Mother Tucker's anymore.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BThis is.
Speaker BThis is an across the border Canadian lore drop.
Speaker BI love it.
Speaker BWe have so much.
Speaker BBut okay, sorry.
Speaker CI might have been reading a book about how to write a movie in Hollywood, and they always say one of the most important things to do is to give the people reasons to listen and watch later.
Speaker CSo that's why we're dropping these all now.
Speaker BJust little, little hooks.
Speaker BOkay, now it's time for sandwich four.
Speaker BThank you for number four.
Speaker BI'm going once.
Speaker BIt's a little more regional.
Speaker BI would.
Speaker BI would guess I'm going with a simple beef on wick with beef with horseradish.
Speaker BAnd it's got to be on the chemical.
Speaker BIt's got to have that rye, and that's the rye seeds and the nice coarse salt on it.
Speaker BJust kind of a sloppy wet beef that's just been soaking, you know, moisturized beef.
Speaker BPop it on that roll.
Speaker BPut some, like, fresh horseradish.
Speaker BI don't really want horsey sauce.
Speaker BThat's an Arby's thing.
Speaker BThat's a different situation.
Speaker BAll the.
Speaker BI'm in a different mindset when I'm at an Arby's.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BBut if I'm getting a beef on wick, boom.
Speaker BJust got a bam, bam, bam.
Speaker BAnd he's go.
Speaker BYou burn yourself a little because you can't wait.
Speaker BAnd it's worth the pain.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CAnd yeah, the horseradish.
Speaker CLike, there needs to be enough that my sinuses hate me for eating the sandwich.
Speaker CLike, I want to be, like, blowing smoke out my nostrils.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CLike I.
Speaker CI want to feel it all the way through into my lymphatic system.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BThat first bite.
Speaker BThat first bite has to be.
Speaker BOh, I calibrated wrong.
Speaker BThe first bite has to be a mistake.
Speaker CWell, but the thing is, it.
Speaker CIt will fix itself because do with the steam and the cheese like eventually it does dilute out, but that first one is always going to get you.
Speaker CAnd yeah, I've always appreciated the beef on wet because it's like, essentially, it's a, it's an Italian beef.
Speaker CLike, it's the same idea of.
Speaker CIt's like a roast that you slice up, you throw it in an au jus, you, you put it on the bun, you know.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CAnd instead of having that vegetable stuff that goes on an Italian beef, I.
Speaker BDon'T have room for it.
Speaker CWell, no, I can't pronounce the name of it.
Speaker CIt starts with a G.
Speaker CYes, I know.
Speaker BThe Italian mix of, like, pickled vegetables that starts with a G and I'm not going to try to pronounce it.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BNah.
Speaker CBut yeah, I mean, so, so it's like, you know, again, it's in the same, I don't know, maybe phylum that.
Speaker CYeah, an Italian beef is, you know, I, I maybe family.
Speaker CDefinitely not a genus, but, you know.
Speaker BScientifically, like, there's a strong relationship.
Speaker BYeah, they have a lot of cousins.
Speaker CYeah, exactly.
Speaker CSo anyone who's not regional, who, who isn't familiar with it, you know, I would say that's, that's a pretty close analogy.
Speaker CPlus, like, Camelwick is, again, something that is very much regional.
Speaker CLike, you don't usually get those rolls outside New York and they, I mean.
Speaker BThey make the sandwich that's the wet.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker BOn a beef on wet, if the beef ain't on a kimmel whack, it ain't a beef on wick.
Speaker AIs that the beef on wick, the one that comes with a jus?
Speaker BNo, that's like a French dip.
Speaker BBut there's a relation.
Speaker BThe way that the beef on wick work is like, it's kind of already in this, like, the juice.
Speaker BLike, they slop it on the roll.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BYeah, right.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BI'm.
Speaker BI'm basically talking about red oer Especially, especially going to a Red Wings game where I'm like, listen, baseball's fine, but what I'm gonna do is going to walk my butt all the way to the end of the one end of where the food is, and I'm gonna get beef on wick and I'm gonna put it in my face.
Speaker CAnyone who is planning on going to a Red Wings game, it's the very last restaurant on the third base side of the concourse.
Speaker CYou think you're leaving stadium, and you got to do that before you find it.
Speaker CAlso, red oer sponsor us.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOh, I will talk every episode.
Speaker BJust Send me beef on.
Speaker BI don't even need the cash.
Speaker BSend them to me.
Speaker CJust send us the kits or the.
Speaker AFood, and we'll be superliminal message.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker BAnd.
Speaker CAnd I'm just going to be like my version of RuPaul's Drag Race, where instead of going, I love my acai, I'm going to be like, I love my beef on whack.
Speaker BYeah, we'll have a little beef on wet breaks.
Speaker AWet break me.
Speaker BWhack break.
Speaker BYeah, whack me.
Speaker CYo, Sky.
Speaker CWhack me.
Speaker BThat's the dream.
Speaker BActually, you know, maybe we should not be tossing these.
Speaker BThese are not a tossable sandwich.
Speaker BEven if you wrap it well, there's a chance that a little bit of hot juice will flick out, and then you can horseradish your eye.
Speaker BIt's a dangerous sandwich, but it's worth it.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CJust saying, sometimes.
Speaker CSometimes dangerous.
Speaker CTasty.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAll right, Tim, what's your number four?
Speaker BLet's see.
Speaker BThink how you're wrong.
Speaker CAll right, so my number four is actually, I would say a sandwich I wasn't, wasn't on my radar even a few years ago, and I've really turned around on.
Speaker CAnd I really like the flexibility of how it can be both meat or vegetarian and equally delicious.
Speaker CAnd I am talking about the bon me.
Speaker BOh, I mean, gosh, I, I, it would be weird if someone else had bon me on their list coming up.
Speaker BYou know, let's, let's just not cover the bond me completely.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker BOh, my God, though.
Speaker BBon me.
Speaker ALike, I'm.
Speaker BStop talk about him.
Speaker CI mean, I mean, yeah, they can throw any protein they want on there, but it's really the, the texture of the bread, the, the pickled wonderfulness that gets thrown on top of there.
Speaker CI get salty.
Speaker CI get a little bit of little spice, a little tart, you know?
Speaker BYeah, they're spicy.
Speaker BThey got, they're salty.
Speaker BThey got a little sweet.
Speaker BI mean, look, you're putting on, like, a crusty French bread.
Speaker BI'm already halfway there.
Speaker BYou know, I'm like, what's on that bread?
Speaker BWho cares at crusty French bread?
Speaker BYou know, put it in my belly.
Speaker CAnd, and I, I am spoiled because, you know, we're in an area where I can go to multiple places that I would trust to make a bond me.
Speaker CIt's not like we have that one spot that does it and then the other spots, like, yeah, you know, they, they kind of do it, but they just don't have the heart of the cards in the sandwich.
Speaker CYou know, they don't Correctly, But.
Speaker COh, yeah, but there are so many places here in Rochester where you're like, no, this is.
Speaker CYeah, this is a bon me that I love.
Speaker CAnd so.
Speaker CSo for that, I.
Speaker CI do feel kind of spoiled.
Speaker CBut.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker CYou know, I've done the traditional.
Speaker CI've done the ones with tofu, and I think they're all.
Speaker CThey're all solid.
Speaker BThat one see me go, it's.
Speaker BIt's tofu.
Speaker BAnd then it has a mushroom pate as well.
Speaker CAnd I hate mushroom.
Speaker CAnd I'll eat that mushroom pate every day.
Speaker BI can't even argue because it would be hypocritical of me for future reasons.
Speaker CSo that's why I put banh mi above cheesesteak at 4 is because I think there's a little more variety that's involved in it.
Speaker CYou know, not that, you know, meat and cheese goes wrong, but, you know, sometimes it's just nice to.
Speaker CTo have a style but have different ways you can have that particular style.
Speaker BPickled veggies, you get those, like, shredded matchstick carrots.
Speaker BPickle, you get the crunch that.
Speaker BJust that little bit of pickling.
Speaker CAt Costco, they used to have like a 32 ounce container of just pre.
Speaker CPre pickled Vietnamese vegetables.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BEvery day.
Speaker BBon me, bon me, bon me.
Speaker CBan.
Speaker CYou bought everyone?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CBut, yeah, it was great.
Speaker COr we would like, you know, you could take those veggies, like, throw them on like a.
Speaker CA bowl.
Speaker CLike if you're doing like a rice bowl or like a quinoa.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BYou can reconstruct it.
Speaker CYou know, I'm like, daycon.
Speaker CWhat's that?
Speaker CI have no clue.
Speaker CYou could put it in a lineup.
Speaker CWould not be able to point it out, but it's in there.
Speaker CI eat it.
Speaker CDelicious.
Speaker CLove it.
Speaker BSo did you pickle it?
Speaker BI'm eating it.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CNumber four.
Speaker BLove it.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BSky.
Speaker BNumber four.
Speaker ANumber four.
Speaker BFour.
Speaker BFour.
Speaker AIt is classic in many people's eyes.
Speaker AI do a little bit.
Speaker AI do something different with it because of my dislike for a certain vegetable that is classically in this sandwich.
Speaker CAll right, you've already got me hooked.
Speaker CI need to know.
Speaker ATechnically, this vegetable is a fruit and techni.
Speaker AThere's no such thing as vegetables.
Speaker ABut I can always get into that later.
Speaker BJust drop that on us and moved on.
Speaker BTurns out no vegetables.
Speaker CRoot.
Speaker CThose are leaves.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ACorrect.
Speaker ASo I would go and already to.
Speaker CDo the whole there is no such thing as a vegetable argument.
Speaker BFuture episode.
Speaker AFuture episode.
Speaker AAnd then also, I recently had the best of one of these sandwiches that I've ever eaten and it was my spouse's, so my in laws and now I don't know how to ask for more.
Speaker ANeedless to say, the blt, the bacon, lettuce and tomato, however.
Speaker ATomatoes.
Speaker COh, I only them just a BL from Tom Brady.
Speaker CTom Brady also says tomatoes and any other fruit that comes from the Nightshade family.
Speaker C100 true.
Speaker CYou read about his TB12 system and it will tell you.
Speaker CDo not eat tomatoes or anything else that comes from the Nightshade family.
Speaker BNeedless sounds like a curse.
Speaker BThat's personal to him.
Speaker CThat puts you that much closer to Tom Brady.
Speaker AYou take that the.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAt least first of all, I.
Speaker AWith tomatoes.
Speaker ABut when they're in sauce form.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AWhen they're in paste form, when it's a ketchup.
Speaker AI love a good ketchup.
Speaker AAnd when it's in a sauce form.
Speaker ABut what I do not with it is in raw form.
Speaker AI don't know how people just be raw dogging tomatoes.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ASome people eat them like apples.
Speaker AThat's wild.
Speaker CWhat do you mean?
Speaker AYou chop it up now also I do with salsa, but I never really understood scoops because.
Speaker AWhy do you scoop salsa?
Speaker AOh, you eat that.
Speaker AThat like the vegetables?
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker AI just go for the sauce.
Speaker AThe chunky can stay in.
Speaker AI just dip for the sauce.
Speaker BYou just want to moisten your chips.
Speaker CFun fact about sky, anytime they buy salsa, they actually pour it through a strainer.
Speaker CThey just have that chunky and it's just a jar full of juice.
Speaker ABut I would like to point out you can.
Speaker CWhich is what sky also uses in their Bloody Marys and Caesars Salsa juice.
Speaker CSalsa juice.
Speaker BOh, that doesn't drink Bloody Mary's.
Speaker ABecause tomatoes.
Speaker BBut liquid tomatoes rules are complicated.
Speaker ABut side note, I will eat cooked tomatoes when they are hidden in something.
Speaker ABut no raw tomatoes.
Speaker CNo.
Speaker CNo slicing up the tomato, throwing some salt on it and just shoving it down your gaping ball.
Speaker ALike, I don't understand the tomato mozzarella thing.
Speaker BThat's the best.
Speaker BI will eat all your.
Speaker CI'm wondering if caprese is on someone's list for a possible sandwich.
Speaker CAnd then we're just gonna watch sky just nuke them from orbit.
Speaker BYeah, well, I.
Speaker BI can always.
Speaker BI can always.
Speaker BOh, see, I don't know.
Speaker BMaybe it is now.
Speaker CI wrote my list in pencil.
Speaker AI'm just like a good piece of lettuce, a solid piece of bacon.
Speaker AThis can be turkey bacon.
Speaker AThis could be beef bacon.
Speaker AIt's the bread the bread makes.
Speaker AAnd also the amount of mayo that you're putting on there.
Speaker AMaybe put a little hint of honey mustard on there.
Speaker ARight, right.
Speaker CPerhaps some gray Poupon.
Speaker BWe'll have to do top five running family jokes.
Speaker BAnother topic to do.
Speaker CAnd then don't worry, folks, we will eventually have a WordPress page that is just a definition of all the inside jokes that we tell on this podcast.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CThe only way you're gonna follow the.
Speaker BLore, a fandom page where we just kind of go through each character and thing mentioned.
Speaker CWe got it.
Speaker BNo, I don't want that energy in here.
Speaker BBLT is a solid.
Speaker BI think a BLT is a solid choice, even if you don't like the tea.
Speaker CLook, that might have been a House of the Dragon reference, not a Game of Thrones reference.
Speaker BSo I still don't.
Speaker AI, I still don't want to be affiliated.
Speaker BLet's.
Speaker BLet's not mention.
Speaker CYou don't want to be familiar.
Speaker CYou want to be associated with dragons.
Speaker CThe cats of the.
Speaker COf the medieval sky.
Speaker BThat's my argument.
Speaker BLet's.
Speaker BLet's not bring up Targaryens in a sibling based podcast.
Speaker CYeah, okay.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker BOf all the Westeros and Essos families.
Speaker BPerhaps no.
Speaker CPerhaps.
Speaker CNo.
Speaker CSo, Scott, what was it about the in laws way of making the BL that made it so, so noteworthy?
Speaker AIt was the way in which they created crisped the bacon.
Speaker ANow, there is a really, really, really fine point between burnt bacon and two floppy bacon.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AI like the bacon crispy enough where it still has flavor, but not where it tastes like I just licked a log off the wood of a campfire.
Speaker CSo when you pick the bacon up, there should be no sag.
Speaker ANo sag.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker ABut it also shouldn't crumble in my hand.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CBut I don't want.
Speaker CI don't want to see black on it.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AAnd it should glisten still.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AOkay, so that's.
Speaker BWow, this is a fine line.
Speaker AAnd then the lettuce, like crispy as a.
Speaker ANot.
Speaker ANot butter lettuce.
Speaker AI do not like butter lettuce.
Speaker AI'm talking about like, like a romaine or like.
Speaker BGotcha.
Speaker CPerhaps a green leaf, maybe a red leaf.
Speaker APerfect.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker AAnd then like the way in which the bread was toasted and it was club style, so it had layers.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AAnd then it had the sauces on the middle and then middle.
Speaker AAnd then it was so good.
Speaker AAnd it was warm.
Speaker ALike.
Speaker BDon't.
Speaker AI can't do a cold blt.
Speaker AI need it warm.
Speaker BYeah, I gotcha.
Speaker AAll right, so that's my number four.
Speaker BSo, so blt.
Speaker BNo BL.
Speaker BNo tea, no shade, no pink lemonade.
Speaker BBam.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI guess we'll go to three.
Speaker BThe wind was really taken out of my sails by one of my siblings and, you know, discuss this enough.
Speaker BBut that's fine.
Speaker BI'm not personally hurt in any way.
Speaker BIt's fine.
Speaker BIt's fine.
Speaker BMy number three is upon me.
Speaker BThey're lovely sammies.
Speaker BThey're gorgeous.
Speaker BThey're crusty and crisp and, and, and, and, and squishy in the right ways.
Speaker BIt's got all the right textures and all the right flavors.
Speaker CI don't know how that's on your list.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BSon of a bitch.
Speaker BLet's do this.
Speaker BIt's over.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAlso, like, how many swear words are we allowed on this podcast?
Speaker BNone.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker BWe're already, we're already in trouble.
Speaker CWe're already rated Peggy 18.
Speaker AAll right, Tim, what's your three?
Speaker COkay, my three.
Speaker CSo I.
Speaker CI've noticed as I'm looking over my sandwiches, I kind of have a theme of I like hot sandwiches.
Speaker CI kind of like squishy sandwiches.
Speaker CAnd this sandwich really is the squishiest of the squishies.
Speaker AOh, God.
Speaker BThis guy's like, no, no.
Speaker BThough I.
Speaker BI wish this is an auditory medium, the visual would show utter disgust right now.
Speaker CYou know, like, these are sandwiches that, you know, you can just.
Speaker CThey can end up becoming flat just by, you know, the pressure that's applied to them.
Speaker CNumber three.
Speaker CI am talking about the Cuban.
Speaker BOh, again.
Speaker AAnd what's the, what's the Reuben like?
Speaker AI get those confused.
Speaker COkay, so a Cuban is a sandwich that is usually ham, roast pork.
Speaker CPork.
Speaker CAnd yes, there is a difference between ham and roast pork, pickle cheese, mustard, and it's usually served on a roll.
Speaker CAnd then what happens?
Speaker CYou put it in a pan.
Speaker CAnd the way I would make them is you butter the outside of the bread as you put it on the pan, and then you take an aluminum foil wrapped brick and you put it on top of the sandwich.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAnd then pressure and time.
Speaker CSame thing.
Speaker BPressure and time.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CLike a picture, but with a brick.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CThere's no lines.
Speaker CYou don't get grill lines usually on a Cuban or some people call it a Cubano, but I just really like it.
Speaker CIt's standard yellow mustard.
Speaker CIt's a pickle.
Speaker CYou get the saltiness of the roast pork and the ham.
Speaker CI do it usually with Swiss cheese, but again, you know, I think you can, you can throw your own cheese in there.
Speaker CAnd what I like is, like, I can go to Wegmans and get like, all right.
Speaker CI don't know if they're 99 cent hot dog rolls anymore.
Speaker CProbably more like a buck 99 nowadays.
Speaker CBut you just get the eight pack hot dog rolls.
Speaker CGo to the deli.
Speaker CThey've got roast pork, they've got ham, they got the Swiss.
Speaker CI like getting the.
Speaker CThe.
Speaker CThe long pickles.
Speaker CThe slice that are sliced lengthways.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CThey're about the exact same length as that bun.
Speaker BPerfect.
Speaker CAnd that's it.
Speaker CAnd then you can just griddle it right up.
Speaker CBoom.
Speaker CAnd then you can just take down two or three of them.
Speaker CWhere.
Speaker CWhere Reuben is more.
Speaker AI just looked it up.
Speaker AIt says it's a corned beef and sour beef, Swiss sauerkraut, Russian dressing or Thousand island dressing grilled between two slices, specifically of rye bread.
Speaker AAnd that it is a kosher style.
Speaker AIt's that kosher style delicatessens.
Speaker ABut is not kosher as it combines meat and cheese.
Speaker BCheese.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CAll right, so for 500 points, what's the difference between Russian dressing and a Thousand island dressing?
Speaker CDoes anyone know without looking it up?
Speaker AIs it mayo?
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CI was just, you know, that'll be your cliffhanger for this episode.
Speaker BI feel like rushing Russian dress dressing is redder, so I almost feel like Thousand island is like Russian with something else.
Speaker ABut that's just a theory, and one is not.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BThousand island usually is usually creamy because that's basically Big Mac sauce.
Speaker BYeah, that's a special sauce.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI can see the light in Tim's glasses.
Speaker BHe's opening up the information.
Speaker BWe will.
Speaker BAudience, we will not leave you wondering.
Speaker BWe will find out right now.
Speaker BThe Murphy's are.
Speaker BMurphy's rank the world, and we research the world.
Speaker AWe don't do part twos because part twos tell me what the end of the story is.
Speaker CAll right, so Russian dressing is a mayonnaise ketchup base, often livened up with pickle relish, Worcestershire sauce, prepared horseradish and lemon juice, and seasoned with paprika, onion powder, and or mustard powder.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CIt is spicier and less sweet than Thousand Island.
Speaker COkay, I'm not reading the rest of this because now the person who wrote this is just way, like, now they're just throwing their own juice in there.
Speaker BTheir opinion.
Speaker BI don't want opinion.
Speaker CThey're like, it is spicier and less sweet than Thousand island with a more complex nuance.
Speaker CAI wrote them what I'm reading right now.
Speaker CAnyways, Thousand island is also mayonnaise ketchup base.
Speaker CIt includes pickled pickle, relish and or other chopped vegetables such as pimentos, olives and onions.
Speaker CHas some more rogue recipe dependent ingredients thrown into the mix.
Speaker CBut the big differentiator is the addition of a chopped up hard boiled egg, which acts as a thickener and binds the ingredients together.
Speaker AI knew one was thicker.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker BWe learned something today.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BThousand island is a wild card.
Speaker CLearning growing the more, you know.
Speaker BWhat were we talking about?
Speaker AOh, Cuban.
Speaker CThat's my number three.
Speaker BNumber three pickles.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker ASky numero trace for me, is any.
Speaker AAny panini.
Speaker BNow, obviously, Tim, do we allow this?
Speaker BDo we allow this?
Speaker BBecause it's almost like not making a decision.
Speaker CHold on.
Speaker CI'm gonna have to throw this over to the judges.
Speaker CJudges.
Speaker CAnd by judges, I mean my cats.
Speaker BYeah, I naturally assumed.
Speaker COh, not looking good.
Speaker CThey are reviewing the footage right now.
Speaker COh.
Speaker COh, man.
Speaker CThey're all the way up to page 112.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker CI'm getting a big thumbs down.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker CNo.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CSpecificity to the panini or just tell.
Speaker BYou what you're gonna say.
Speaker BJust throwing this at you.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker ANo, no, no, no, no.
Speaker CYou can.
Speaker CYou can appeal to the IOC on this one, Jordan Childs, and just, you know, let us know why you think panini should be allowed.
Speaker CJust generally.
Speaker AFirst of all, I am going to absolutely get my bronze medal back.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker CI say, why give it back.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CI don't think she's going back to another Olympics.
Speaker CJust take the medal and run.
Speaker BJust take it.
Speaker BWhat are you gonna do?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BNot to mention on paper, it's something different.
Speaker ANo, you have the physical metal.
Speaker CRomania was like, why don't they just all get bronzes?
Speaker CI mean, the judges, they were down with it, all of them.
Speaker CSo let's just say they all got bronze.
Speaker CAnd the Olympic committee was like, no.
Speaker CWhat do you think we are?
Speaker CSports fairness.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AI say this is absolutely a sandwich.
Speaker AAnd I'm gonna remember the name because it's also a place.
Speaker AAnd there's a race car.
Speaker BThis is a mystery.
Speaker BA place with a race.
Speaker ACasinos are involved.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BThis is a place.
Speaker CAre you talking about a Monty?
Speaker CMonte Cristo sandwich?
Speaker CIs the Monte Cristo, Arlo.
Speaker CAnd so is the casino stuff.
Speaker BAh, I see.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker ACount of Monte Cristo, right?
Speaker BYes, yes.
Speaker AOkay, so.
Speaker ABut we got there.
Speaker AYeah, no, we got.
Speaker BWe got there.
Speaker BRoom.
Speaker BVroom, vroom.
Speaker BWe got there.
Speaker BThat was great.
Speaker CThat's a great.
Speaker CThat is a great pulse, guy.
Speaker CMonte Cristo.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BYeah, because it's like a dessert sandwich.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker ABecause this is the thing, remember, I love sweet and savory.
Speaker AI will stop eating my savory meal and get a little bit of dessert.
Speaker AThat's why Taco Bell is one of my favorite things, because I could eat a burrito and they'd be like, I'm gonna have some cinnamon twist.
Speaker CThose cinnamon twists right in your chalupa.
Speaker ARight in my chalupa.
Speaker AI go, right.
Speaker ADelicious.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker ABut I especially love this because I can have savory.
Speaker ASavory.
Speaker ABecause I don't put the syrup over it.
Speaker AI dip.
Speaker AI'm a.
Speaker AI'm a sauce dipper because.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker AYou can control the amount of sauce in each bite.
Speaker AThis is why we're a sauce family here in our household.
Speaker ASo we literally have mini.
Speaker AWhat are they calling that?
Speaker ACredenzas.
Speaker AThat's an entire dresser cup mini credenza.
Speaker BA sauce credenza.
Speaker BThis thing is full of sauces.
Speaker AAbsolutely.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AWe have a sauce credenza.
Speaker CWe just open a drawer.
Speaker AWe're just dipping all the sauces because we dip in the bar.
Speaker BTrademarked registered sauce credenza.
Speaker BMurphy siblings.
Speaker AAnd I'll dip in the raspberry and then ramekins.
Speaker ARamekins.
Speaker ATerrible.
Speaker BWe got there.
Speaker BCredenza.
Speaker BRamekin.
Speaker BI understood completely.
Speaker COr were you officially referring to the three handled boss credenza?
Speaker CShout out Chris Jericho.
Speaker CWell, that's one of his 1,004 wrestling holes.
Speaker CThe three handled boss credenza.
Speaker ANow I'm never gonna listen to someone say credenza again.
Speaker BI appreciate any sandwich where you literally can go, would you like me to powder sugar that for you?
Speaker BLike how many sandwich have that madness involved?
Speaker BAnd you don't go, I'm sorry, what.
Speaker ASavory feel to it.
Speaker CAnd to go get back to your syrup point earlier.
Speaker CSky, I think for me a sandwich, I have to be able to pick it up.
Speaker CI don't count open faced sandwiches as sandwiches because I have to eat it with a fork and knife.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CI need to be able to put both hands on it, bring it to my mouth and not regret what is now on my hands by doing that.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker BAnd that's tough.
Speaker BBattered and fried.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CSo with Monte Cristo, I love the idea of the, you know, I can have the powdered sugar on it, dip it into the syrup and then eat it as opposed to putting the syrup on top.
Speaker CAnd now I've.
Speaker CI've totally now disqualified it from the sandwich discussion.
Speaker BThat's important point now.
Speaker CIt's now like a cake or something.
Speaker CYeah, I don't know if we can get.
Speaker CIf we can get Diogenes in on this argument, he might be able to help that.
Speaker BThat's a good pull, considering we made you do that.
Speaker BThank you, Sky.
Speaker AYou're welcome.
Speaker AAt work today, I've been doing a lot of being on my tippy tipp toes.
Speaker BAnd then you had it from your family, too.
Speaker BWe're the worst.
Speaker BThe absolute worst.
Speaker AThe absolute worst.
Speaker CSo listen, you gotta be on your toes.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker CWe.
Speaker CWe will.
Speaker CWe will pull some stuff that.
Speaker CThat come from some dark recesses, some of that long forgotten.
Speaker CThe land before time.
Speaker CYou know, we were there when.
Speaker CWhen they were created.
Speaker ASo in a land before.
Speaker ASee, I'm just thinking of Xena in my head.
Speaker AOr is that.
Speaker BOkay, I got you.
Speaker CEither way, I'm gonna say Xena because I don't want to reference the Hercules show.
Speaker BYeah, only Xena exists.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker CAnd any actors that were on Xena.
Speaker COnly their ex exists.
Speaker CWe don't reference any of the Hercules people.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker BHercule.
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BI don't even know what that is.
Speaker BAll right, we'll move on.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BNumber four, sandwich.
Speaker BTwo.
Speaker CNumber two, the penultimate sandwich.
Speaker BOkay, this is a little out of the box.
Speaker BA little out of box.
Speaker BI don't think it's too.
Speaker BToo much.
Speaker CAre we talking like panini out of the box?
Speaker CLike, I'm just gonna say the answer.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BI'm a reasonable person.
Speaker BPlease.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI take rules seriously.
Speaker BUnlike some of us.
Speaker CYou know what sandwiches I like?
Speaker CNumber two, sandwiches on bread.
Speaker BYeah, you know what?
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AYou know, here's.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BWe don't have any time.
Speaker BSky, I have to get to my number two.
Speaker BWe'll deal with this later.
Speaker BAnyway.
Speaker BNo, I went with your classic breakfast Sammy.
Speaker ANow come the actual on.
Speaker BI was explaining like a night.
Speaker BIt's like a kind of soft roll, right?
Speaker BThen you get like your.
Speaker BYour.
Speaker BYour fried egg.
Speaker BBam.
Speaker BYour bacon.
Speaker BBecause you can be greasy.
Speaker BProbably should be greasy.
Speaker BBam.
Speaker BBam.
Speaker BMelty American cheese.
Speaker CBoom.
Speaker ABam.
Speaker BSquished together.
Speaker BListen, I'm talking about the birds of fray.
Speaker BBirds of prey breakfast sandwich.
Speaker BBasically wrapped up in foil, just.
Speaker COh, you're talking like bodega style.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker BWell, that is a sandwich.
Speaker BI don't think the time of day should influence whether something's a sandwich or not.
Speaker AIt's absolutely a sandwich.
Speaker ABut I thought you're just going with general breakfast sandwich.
Speaker AAnd I was about to lose my.
Speaker BI'm going with classic.
Speaker BNow we can talk about Our favorite ones.
Speaker BBecause listen, I'll eat.
Speaker BI'll.
Speaker BI'll eat one on a bagel.
Speaker BI'll eat one on a biscuit.
Speaker BI'll eat one on a McGriddle.
Speaker BThat is an abomination that I think is delicious.
Speaker BIt shouldn't exist.
Speaker BIt's amazing.
Speaker AIt gets me instant heartburn.
Speaker AI love eating them, but McGriddles literally make the stomach acid jump out of my mouth.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BRegret it in five minutes.
Speaker CMcGriddles were the only reason I was able to survive living in New Jersey.
Speaker BMcGriddle, I guess got a McGriddle.
Speaker AOh my God, me too, bro.
Speaker BBreakfast sandwiches can save your life.
Speaker CAnd it also was what got me through when I was living in Brooklyn and commuting to New Jersey.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CI think I'm the only person on this planet who is dumb enough to live in New York and commute the correct way.
Speaker AActually, diners got me through Jersey.
Speaker CShout out, disco fries.
Speaker AOh God.
Speaker ADisco fries.
Speaker ABut yes.
Speaker ABacon, egg and cheese.
Speaker AI like my roll soft.
Speaker ANow when someone says on a hard roll, I, I still think they're talking about the soft.
Speaker ALike, I get confused sometimes when people say hard roll.
Speaker AIs it a kaiser roll?
Speaker CWell, I mean, for me, the idea, I, I always think hard roll is kind of a misnomer.
Speaker CLike that's what I thought.
Speaker CThat's still kind of soft.
Speaker CAnd even the outside, like, it's not crusty.
Speaker CIt just has enough of, of a binding, enough of a, of a layer to it that things just don't ooze right through it.
Speaker AOn a hard roll.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI would say generally, at least in this area, if you're saying a hard roll mean a kaiser roll, that's just like a hard roll and, or a.
Speaker ACroissant, I do not really like it on other things.
Speaker AI'll eat it on a biscuit.
Speaker ABut a bagel is a little like it's, it's hard.
Speaker AYou can cut the sides of your mouth and like, your mouth has to be big.
Speaker AYou gotta be big mouth.
Speaker BI think you have to plan ahead for a bagel breakfast sandwich.
Speaker BLike, you have to be ready to chew.
Speaker BI like them, but I can't casually.
Speaker BCasually.
Speaker BI could eat a croissant, wich you don't have to.
Speaker BThat's soft and gentle and you don't have to.
Speaker CYour mouth, like, you just bite it.
Speaker BAnd it just, you could go, you could go a croissant with.
Speaker BI don't need tea for this.
Speaker ANo, I was actually gonna put bagel like bagels as a Sandwich instead of paninis.
Speaker ABut I'm very glad we got me to a Monte Cristo.
Speaker AHowever, what I will say about a bagel is I love to have a dessert bagel and a savory bagel.
Speaker BOh yeah, that's a meal right there.
Speaker AAnd I have to have both.
Speaker AI love it so much.
Speaker COne thing getting back to our number five.
Speaker CSo about the, the grilled cheese is since we're on the top of bagels, one things I always liked is you could just do like a sun dried tomato bagel, toasted slice of cheese done.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CNow I know skies all like tomatoes.
Speaker CGet the F out of here with that.
Speaker BBut the sun does not cleanse them enough.
Speaker BI don't care if the sun dried these, they're still abominations.
Speaker CBut yeah, yeah, you know, like, yeah, a Single bagel, what?
Speaker C99 cents?
Speaker CThe cheese is like 50 cents.
Speaker CBoom.
Speaker CBuck 50 sandwich done.
Speaker BOh yeah.
Speaker BLike when I was, I had to have a separate gym class in high school because they couldn't fit in my schedule.
Speaker BSo I had to hang out on like freaking Monroe Ave for like an hour or two.
Speaker BLuckily there was a Bruger's there and when I had the money, yeah, I get pumpernickel with monster and then usually I, I get some like onions and lettuce.
Speaker BBut like not a sandwich, but a sandwich.
Speaker BOh so good.
Speaker BBut also because I'm like, this is so dumb.
Speaker BI gotta, I gotta wait like an hour or two to do aerobics.
Speaker BThis is so.
Speaker BIt was a sandwich I was feeding my spite to.
Speaker BI hate the system.
Speaker AEvery time that I hear the word pumpernickel or munster as in the cheese, I just immediately admit that.
Speaker AYou know how you get images in your head when words come up?
Speaker AI see that bagel in my head and I instantly think of you like every time nothing else comes to mind but that sky.
Speaker BWe should get Brugers this weekend.
Speaker BHell, it's been too long.
Speaker BI guess you can come, Tim.
Speaker CI don't know, sponsor us.
Speaker BBut actually bagel me.
Speaker ABagel land is better.
Speaker ABut they do not have like the.
Speaker BSandwiches I got you.
Speaker BWe want just bagels.
Speaker BOr if we're dealing with a beyond bagel situation.
Speaker BAll right, that's cool.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BOh, is it Tim?
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CI am so my number two.
Speaker CI would not have survived childhood without it.
Speaker CI would not have survived my teenage years without it.
Speaker CI would not have survived my early twenties without it.
Speaker CI am of course talking about the PB&J peanut butter and jelly.
Speaker BOh, damn you.
Speaker BOh you just went to, like, not.
Speaker BNot just, like, simple and basic, but the most sandwich sandwich that ever sandwiched.
Speaker CThe most sandwich sandwich that ever sandwich.
Speaker CAnd, like, look, I'm open for people using different forms of nut butter.
Speaker CPeople can do all sorts of, you know, jams, jellies, marmalades, confis, you know, but pretty much, it's just got to be bread with, you know, the butter and.
Speaker CAnd the jelly.
Speaker CI mean, look, if you want to toast it, fine.
Speaker CYou want to spice it up with some honey, put some bananas on it.
Speaker CI mean, it's got great flexibility.
Speaker CBut look, the bottom line is there's just some times where you're like, I just want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Speaker AThe bread has to be soft.
Speaker AI don't know about anybody else, but I can't be having no seedy bread.
Speaker BWell, if we're talking a classic.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIf it's classic, it's gotta be white bread.
Speaker BIt's gotta be white bread.
Speaker CAnd I will go one step further.
Speaker CI want it to be white Italian bread.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker CI just feel like if we're telling.
Speaker CTalking there between white sandwich bread and.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CItalian bread, I think the white Italian bread has more structure to.
Speaker CIt holds up better to the peanut butter and the jelly.
Speaker AListen there.
Speaker ATo put the peanut butter and jelly in my mouth.
Speaker AAnd by the way, more peanut butter than jelly all day.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BSpeaking of.
Speaker BOh, go ahead.
Speaker CAlso, it goes.
Speaker CYou take two slices.
Speaker CPeanut butter goes on one slice, jelly goes on the other slice.
Speaker CYou put them together.
Speaker CDon't give me this.
Speaker CI put the peanut butter on the one slice and then put the jelly on top of it.
Speaker CAnd then just take a.
Speaker CA raw dog piece of bread and put it on top like that.
Speaker CThat bread's got no business getting involved.
Speaker AIn your jelly jar.
Speaker AWhat the.
Speaker CYeah, and that's just it.
Speaker BStructurally, I have heard, like, say, if you're packing one for later, do peanut butter on both sides and then put the jelly in the middle and it doesn't soak through.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CBut I am not talking about sandwiches for later.
Speaker CIf I'm making a peanut butter right now.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CLike, I'm not worried about the future.
Speaker CFuture me can go find something else to eat.
Speaker CPresent me is having this PB&J right now also.
Speaker ASorry, man.
Speaker AGo.
Speaker BNo, go ahead.
Speaker AIf present me is either intoxicated in some way or impatient in some way, I just want a peanut butter bender.
Speaker AI realized that is not the jelly people.
Speaker AAnd so when I asked Dax to make me a peanut butter bender once, they were like, I Have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker BInteresting.
Speaker BI was like, oh, universal.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AOne slice of bread, and on kind of one half of it or the whole thing, depending on how much fucking peanut butter you want.
Speaker CYeah, Whole thing.
Speaker AAnd then you put it in half and you eat it.
Speaker ABut sometimes I just want a little sweetness.
Speaker ASo on that naked half, I'll just put a smear.
Speaker AA smear, a smear.
Speaker AAnd I'll slap it together, and then I'll just have, like, literally, a peanut butter and jelly bender.
Speaker BBut I will eat, like, four of those.
Speaker BIn college, if you were a character in Avatar, you'd be the peanut butter bender.
Speaker BThank you.
Speaker CLook, vendors.
Speaker CVendors were just uncrustables before Smuckers made uncrustables.
Speaker ACorrect.
Speaker AAnd I loved it.
Speaker AI would eat those, like, as snacks or if I was in a rush or I'm like, I haven't eaten anything yet.
Speaker AIt's always put a bender in you.
Speaker CYep.
Speaker BThat'S what they said.
Speaker ADon't even.
Speaker BI have a recording.
Speaker AI can prove my number two.
Speaker CWhat was that?
Speaker CHo in Mexico.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker ABender.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker BNow go for it, Sky.
Speaker BYou have to save us.
Speaker AYeah, this might be slightly controversial after.
Speaker CWait, wait, wait.
Speaker CYou.
Speaker CWe haven't learned the lesson from just panini.
Speaker AWhen have you ever known me to learn lessons?
Speaker COkay, that's a fair point.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker BOnly escalation here.
Speaker BOnly escalation.
Speaker CWe need someone to be the stirrer.
Speaker CAll right, Someone's got to stir this.
Speaker BS.
Speaker BSo we'll just.
Speaker BWe'll take turns.
Speaker BYo, here.
Speaker BHere's the stirring.
Speaker CMix it up.
Speaker CMix it up.
Speaker AChicken Caesar wrap.
Speaker BA wrap.
Speaker ABecause it is a carbohydrate.
Speaker BSo apparently, the number of, say, slices or even having a slice doesn't matter.
Speaker AFor a sandwich, you cut a wrap in half.
Speaker AYou have two pieces.
Speaker BIt's a burrito made from us.
Speaker CChecking.
Speaker CCaesar wrap is a burrito.
Speaker BIt's sushi.
Speaker CIt's a sushi burrito.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BWe pushed.
Speaker BOkay, here's the thing.
Speaker BI think we pushed him too far.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BI mean, no, please.
Speaker CWait, wait.
Speaker CNo, no.
Speaker CHold on.
Speaker CIt makes sense, considering Skye's love of benders.
Speaker CIsn't a chicken Caesar wrap justified?
Speaker BYou're right.
Speaker BA chicken Caesar.
Speaker CIt's a salad.
Speaker BIt's a salad vendor.
Speaker COh.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AThis is like when you're in therapy and you have.
Speaker CWe just copyrighted that as well.
Speaker CNo one else can use the term salad.
Speaker BTrademark registered.
Speaker AYou're, like, on a salad bender.
Speaker AYo.
Speaker BI was.
Speaker BI was on a Salad bender all weekend.
Speaker BI have romaine coming out places I didn't know it could look.
Speaker CI did things to croutons I'm not proud of.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AListen.
Speaker ABut listen, that is very.
Speaker AOh, we got.
Speaker AWe got Danny coming up.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BKitty cat.
Speaker BHello, Danny.
Speaker CAll right, Sky.
Speaker CSky won the bet of which one of our cats was going to jump on us first.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BThey'll all be part of the podcast at one point.
Speaker AYes, I.
Speaker AI do have Vicks Vapor Rub.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker CWait, my cat likes the smell of Vic's Vapor Rub.
Speaker AShe does.
Speaker BDanny, you're.
Speaker COh, maybe it's the menthol.
Speaker AIt's the menthol.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CBecause menthol similar to mint and mint similar to correct.
Speaker CAha.
Speaker ASorry if I sound far away.
Speaker ADanny's at the mic.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CLook, there's a cat butt between sky and the mic, and there's nothing you.
Speaker ACan do about it.
Speaker BPop.
Speaker BFilter.
Speaker BRight now is Danny's butt.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CThe good news is you're not gonna catch anything if.
Speaker CIf sky has to say sibilance.
Speaker CYeah, that butt's just gonna buffer that beautifully.
Speaker AOkay, so chicken Caesar wrap, because it's a salad that you can eat with your hands.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker AAnd yes, there is a correct amount of dressing, unless there can be too much dressing.
Speaker AAnd the right grilled chicken tastes delicious, but the raw grilled chicken tastes horrible.
Speaker ASometimes it's good to have your little chicken fingers in there because, like, fried chicken tastes good in it.
Speaker AMy personal favorite, how I make it at home is with chicken thighs that I cook in the slow cooker with spices and heavy cream.
Speaker AHeavy cream and some other dressings in there.
Speaker CIs this, like, a secret recipe?
Speaker CLike, you can't share it with the audience?
Speaker CLike, this is, like, sky secret recipe.
Speaker CSo when you open your restaurant, like, no one can just try to steal it from you?
Speaker AOh, people already know about it.
Speaker ABut the best Caesar dressing is Wegman's Garlic Caesar, and they don't have it all the time, so I hoard it because it is the best Caesar dressing ever.
Speaker AIt tastes delicious.
Speaker AAnd, yes, you should put croutons in your chicken Caesar wrap.
Speaker BDo you hoard it in the sauce credenza?
Speaker AWell, now.
Speaker CThere'S only one place you can hoard it, and it is the sauce credenza.
Speaker ACorrect.
Speaker CA little doors underneath is where the full bottles go, and then the drawers are where the active dipping sauces are located.
Speaker BEventually, they're gonna.
Speaker BThey're gonna drill through so they can have pumps, so they can just have, like, vats of it, and then Little squeezy pumps on the top.
Speaker BWe did it.
Speaker BWe did it.
Speaker AWe did it.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker CThat's.
Speaker AThat's my number two.
Speaker AThat's my number two.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BWell, I'm gonna let it slide.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BPart.
Speaker BI don't know if my soul's totally at peace with it, but you made.
Speaker BYou made a good argument.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CI questioned it at the beginning, but the logic came through towards the end, so.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker AAnd Danny mind forester came to support me.
Speaker BYeah, I saw that.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BShe knew.
Speaker BShe knew.
Speaker BDanny does kick me out of your house on multiple occasions, so she knows she can, you know, and hangs up on you.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BAnother Murphy lore drop at some point, the cat who calls me and hangs up on me.
Speaker BIt doesn't make me feel bad at all.
Speaker CNo.
Speaker BAnyway, my number one sandwich.
Speaker BOur number ones.
Speaker CNumber one.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BIf I do have a controversial one, it would be this one, except for I'm incredibly right.
Speaker CNumber one.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BBecause I'm right.
Speaker BAnd you're all going to change your votes to this one because this won't make sense.
Speaker BThis sandwich is the only reason we have an entire holiday.
Speaker BIt's the only reason it exists that we go through hours and hours of cooking and prep and cleanup is for the after.
Speaker BBecause I'm talking about the Thanksgiving leftover sandwich.
Speaker CAll right?
Speaker CI.
Speaker CWhen you say Thanksgiving leftover, like, what is the leftovers that get.
Speaker CI mean, I have a firm feeling turkey's on there, but what else?
Speaker BYeah, well, for me, and I think this is a very personal thing, right.
Speaker BThe basics is you got to have a nice bread.
Speaker BLike, I will get bread for.
Speaker BFor the leftover sandwich.
Speaker BYou can make them with the rolls.
Speaker BBut that's too small.
Speaker BThe Thanksgiving rolls are too small.
Speaker BThat's a separate issue.
Speaker COh, no, they're.
Speaker CThey're tiny as hell.
Speaker CYou can't.
Speaker BThey're tiny.
Speaker BI don't have time to make five of those.
Speaker BI'll go make one big sandwich.
Speaker BSo a nice kind of a crusty bread.
Speaker BBecause it's gonna have to, like, hold up then.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo the.
Speaker BThe turkey.
Speaker BHave your slow.
Speaker BRoasted.
Speaker BI put some stuffing on there.
Speaker BAbsolutely.
Speaker BWhen you bring your corn souffle, pop that on there.
Speaker BI'll put some.
Speaker BIf we.
Speaker BIf we're doing our, like, Brussels sprouts and pancetta, some of that.
Speaker BOr some green beans.
Speaker BSomething green on there.
Speaker BAnd then this is important for me personally, for me has to have cranberry sauce, because that sweetness brings everything together.
Speaker BAnd then bam.
Speaker BAnd then you kind of eat your mouth.
Speaker BYou hit him with laundry and you're like, this is it.
Speaker BThis is worth it.
Speaker BAn entire day of working and cooking and cleaning and serving and all that.
Speaker BIt's for the sandwich after because it's the best sandwich sandwich of the year.
Speaker CSo it's not about the family meal that we're all sharing together.
Speaker BI mean, that's fine.
Speaker BThat's fine, but that's not.
Speaker CYeah, it's the chuffer.
Speaker CIt's.
Speaker CIt's.
Speaker CIt's the stuff.
Speaker BIt's what I have to get through so then I can have the leftover that night.
Speaker CThe.
Speaker CThe wheat comes the next day.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CI love you.
Speaker BI love you.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI'm so glad we're together.
Speaker BYap, yap, yap, yap, yap.
Speaker BIt's just time for my stomach to empty so I can have this leftover.
Speaker CSalad I just cooked.
Speaker CWhat I need you to do is throw it in a Ziploc bag or one of those Tupperware containers, put it in your fridge.
Speaker CI need it to cool down overnight so I can reheat it the next day.
Speaker CThat's where the money is.
Speaker BNo, no, the perfect one is literally, it's.
Speaker BI haven't even refrigerated stuff yet.
Speaker BIt is like 9:00 at night.
Speaker COh, okay.
Speaker BEveryone has grazed all day long.
Speaker BAnd before I wrap everything up, this is the first pickings, Tim.
Speaker BI mean, the rest of the leftover sandwiches are fine, but the first pickings, the.
Speaker BThe first leftovers of Thanksgiving, it's the.
Speaker BIt's the prime leftovers.
Speaker BJust.
Speaker BOw.
Speaker BAnd you're.
Speaker BYou just got hungry again and you're tired from the whole day, and you just eat this sandwich and pass out.
Speaker CSo it's.
Speaker CIt's the prima nocta of leftovers.
Speaker BStop trying to ruin my sandwich, okay?
Speaker AI make lighter versions of this, so I make sure we have leftover Hawaiian buns, and I make sure there's butter on it.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker APut the mayonnaise in it.
Speaker AI put butter.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo you see where I'm coming from, though?
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AThis is a good challenge, you know?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI know I'm right.
Speaker BYou all can have your time because we're.
Speaker BWe're siblings and we share, but, like, I'm right, objectively.
Speaker BThank you.
Speaker BHey, Tim.
Speaker CSo what I am here, number two.
Speaker BDid you put as number one?
Speaker CYou mean what number one did I put as number one?
Speaker CI'll tell you what I put in number one.
Speaker CLet me tell you this.
Speaker CMF and sandwich.
Speaker CAll right?
Speaker CThis is no wrong time to have it.
Speaker CIt is a twist on a.
Speaker CA traditional style sandwich that by simply changing the manner in which you served it, has just elevated it to like a staple to godhood.
Speaker CIt is a sandwich that I did not really be aware of.
Speaker CAgain, it sort of recently came to light and it just completely opened my eyes.
Speaker CI am talking number one sandwich is the chopped cheese.
Speaker BI mean, it sounds kind of like a Philly cheesesteak that got chopped up a little.
Speaker COh, no.
Speaker CAnd you could not be more wrong.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker CPhilly cheesesteak is either, you know, thinly sliced ribeye or questionable meat byproduct that got came from a loaf that got sliced up frozen.
Speaker CAnd solo steakums chopped cheese is nothing more than ground beef or traditionally just a frozen burger patty.
Speaker CBut the real secret comes from the ingenuity from that came from behind it.
Speaker CYou know, most people tell you that it originated in New York City and that, you know, the particular bodega owner, you know, was just looking for something to eat.
Speaker CSo took the frozen burger patties, chopped them up on the grill.
Speaker CNow here are the key parts.
Speaker COne, flavored it with both adobo and sozon seasoning or sauce.
Speaker BThat's a lot of seasoning.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CSorry, what was that, Sky?
Speaker CYou know, they just put the cheese right on top and instead of just like, you know, with a traditional Philly, you put the cheese on top, scoop it, put it in the roll with chopped cheese.
Speaker CYou put the cheese on and you continue to chop it while it's on the grill.
Speaker CSo that cheese gets mixed up in every little bit of beef that you have just seasoned up with your delicious adobo.
Speaker CAnd you.
Speaker CI will say that.
Speaker CYep.
Speaker AI was staying in my head.
Speaker CAnd I'll say this.
Speaker CI hate mayonnaise.
Speaker CYou can talk to anyone.
Speaker CI know.
Speaker CI am, I am, I am anti mayonnaise.
Speaker CThe brand is called Hellman's because it is the double spunk.
Speaker CIt is just traditionally terrible.
Speaker CI only like the vegan version.
Speaker CBut I'll tell you what, you put that on a chopped cheese with the ketchup, it's heaven.
Speaker CIt's just.
Speaker CAnd then this lettuce tomato boom, you know, and that thing's going to be welded together with all that deliciousness again.
Speaker CIt is hot, it is gooey, it is always ready to go no matter what.
Speaker CAnd I'll tell you, most places that serve a chopped cheese will have the friendliest people behind the counter.
Speaker CLike these people put their loving that sandwich because they know what they're serving you is delicious.
Speaker CAnd it's not expensive.
Speaker CYou know, we are not talking about 15 sandwich.
Speaker CWe're not talking about a ten dollar sandwich.
Speaker CMost places you're getting this for like 8.99.
Speaker CAnd it's about a medium subsized sandwich.
Speaker BSo there's a social element to it as well then.
Speaker CYeah, there's love.
Speaker BThere's love in a chopped cheese.
Speaker CThere's love in a chopped cheese.
Speaker AAnd community.
Speaker BI like that.
Speaker CAnd community.
Speaker CSo, you know, and I guess I also just love the story.
Speaker CThe idea that, you know, somebody just took this.
Speaker CIt's like American ingenuity.
Speaker CYou know, just a little twist on something that existed.
Speaker CAnd now you, you've created something that is greater than where it came from.
Speaker BThe classic, I'm hungry, what do I have?
Speaker CYeah, and what better way to come up with something that I'm hungry, what do I have?
Speaker CSo number one for me is 100 chopped cheese.
Speaker BOkay, you know what?
Speaker BI think I just haven't really had one, so.
Speaker BOh, we will have to fix that.
Speaker COh, and I, I, I know where I'm getting you a chopped cheese from.
Speaker COkay, so, so bagel sandwiches, we're gonna have, we're gonna have chopped cheese.
Speaker BLet's do it all the same day.
Speaker BLet's regret.
Speaker CWe're just gonna gorge.
Speaker CGorge till we, till, till, till we cavort like the old Romans.
Speaker BAnd, and we'll have to get one other thing.
Speaker BSky, how are you now?
Speaker BNow Tim and I are on the same side now.
Speaker BHow are you wrong on your number one?
Speaker BAnd what will we be getting so you can prove us that, that we're wrong and you're right?
Speaker BTim, Tim, I'm trying to bait them into getting us food.
Speaker BOkay, all right.
Speaker BYou see what we're going on?
Speaker BOkay, okay.
Speaker CThere's no way you could possibly convince us that your sandwich is number one.
Speaker CNever.
Speaker CNot even if you brought it to our houses and ate it with us and.
Speaker CYeah, and I do mean brought it.
Speaker CLike you paid for it.
Speaker CYou brought it over to us.
Speaker CYeah, we all got together and we all paid for it.
Speaker CNo, no, no.
Speaker CYou have to.
Speaker CFor you.
Speaker CNope.
Speaker COkay, so it has been brought.
Speaker BNot yet.
Speaker BThat's the problem.
Speaker COh, okay.
Speaker CCan you please.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BWell, no.
Speaker BOkay, okay, okay.
Speaker BNo, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker BSo, so chopped cheese.
Speaker BYes, but you're saying chopped cheese without the chopping.
Speaker ACorrect.
Speaker CIsn't that just the cheese?
Speaker BYou come up in here first, you're gonna say panini.
Speaker BRight?
Speaker BNow you come up here and you're number one.
Speaker BOne is cheeseburger, not cheese.
Speaker BSandwich.
Speaker BCheeseburger it says burger.
Speaker BHer sister.
Speaker BHer sister is a witch.
Speaker AHer sister is a witch.
Speaker BBro.
Speaker BGirl, this is the energy I'm bringing to this argument.
Speaker AHe came down in a bubble, Doug.
Speaker BIt comes in a bun.
Speaker BIt's called a burger bun.
Speaker ABread, beef patty, meat, toppings.
Speaker AAnd some people put tomatoes on it.
Speaker BOkay, just.
Speaker BOkay, just answer me this.
Speaker BWhy don't they call it a ground beef sandwich?
Speaker APatriarchy.
Speaker CLet's be honest, it's nobody's business but the Turks.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BSee, this is what's happening now.
Speaker BIt's falling apart now.
Speaker BIt's like cheeseburger chaos.
Speaker BThere's no more rules.
Speaker BApparently, we don't live in a society.
Speaker CI would just feel like a hypocrite if I'm passionately explaining my number one is chopped cheese.
Speaker CAnd essentially, Sky's number one is the same thing, minus one step.
Speaker BNo, that's what you can argue the most.
Speaker APlus peanut butter.
Speaker CLook, that's just your.
Speaker CI'm just saying, as somebody who spite eats a full pound burger every time he goes to Orlando, I.
Speaker CI have to take Sky's side on this.
Speaker AWell, it's a burger.
Speaker AIt's cheddar cheese and it's peanut butter.
Speaker AThat is the greatest cheeseburger.
Speaker AAnd it's medium rare you will ever eat.
Speaker AIt doesn't eat any other condiment other than creamy peanut butter.
Speaker BYou know what word you didn't use in that entire explanation?
Speaker BSandwich.
Speaker BI feel like we might be ending this first episode on a stalemate.
Speaker CI feel like I'm watching like a phoenix.
Speaker CRight, like, episode here, like.
Speaker BObjection.
Speaker CSurprised?
Speaker CNobody's been screaming at me for.
Speaker CYou see, Counselor, you're out of order.
Speaker CYou see, Counselor, for in your impassioned speech about defending your product, you forgot the keyest term of all.
Speaker CSandwich.
Speaker BWell, I feel like we.
Speaker BWe probably will not resolve this tonight.
Speaker BSo what I.
Speaker BI would say is this.
Speaker BHow about we each have a final, like, summation of why you are right?
Speaker BI guess I'll go first.
Speaker BI'm right because I'm right.
Speaker BI'm the eldest.
Speaker BThat's just how it goes.
Speaker BI don't have to say a lot.
Speaker BThank you, Thanksgiving.
Speaker BLeftover sandwiches.
Speaker BYou all know I'm right in your heart of hearts.
Speaker BTim, go ahead.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CI'm right because as sky already mentioned, patriarchy.
Speaker BOh, my God, Sky.
Speaker BI'm muting him.
Speaker CBoop.
Speaker AAnd I am right because one, I'm speaking last, so I have last word.
Speaker BOh, no, the age thing.
Speaker BBits in the ass, Tim.
Speaker AAnd then two.
Speaker CTwo, two.
Speaker BI can't edit this.
Speaker BThat pause will just be in there.
Speaker BI do not have the text, so I just want you to know, because.
Speaker AOcean's Eleven is the most superior movie.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BNo, this can't be your end argument.
Speaker BEvery time I feel like I can see the future, and it's always because Ocean's Eleven is the best movie.
Speaker AUnless heist.
Speaker AOther than for a cheeseburger.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker CUnless the next episode is top five movies, I don't know why we would throw in the Ocean Elevens reference.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, we're getting it every episode.
Speaker BI can feel it.
Speaker CWe are.
Speaker AYeah, you better.
Speaker AGoddamn.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AUsed to be civilized.
Speaker AYou hit a guy, he'd whack you.
Speaker AYou're done.
Speaker ABut in the end, he better not know you're involved or think you're dead, because he'll kill you, and then he'll go to work on you.
Speaker BYeah, I can't.
Speaker BI can't beat that.
Speaker BSo with that, I want to thank you all for hanging out with us Murphy siblings on our first episode of Murphy's Rank the world, and most likely last.
Speaker BYeah, we'll see.
Speaker BI feel like everyone will be maybe our last.
Speaker BWe'll see how we can hold this together.
Speaker CI'm just saying, eventually, I think there's going to be some sort of, you know, like, standards that our podcast network are going to try to apply on us, and it's just not going to work.
Speaker BSo they can try.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CI'm just saying, this is ephemeral.
Speaker CEnjoy it while you can.
Speaker BThat's right.
Speaker BSo, everybody, thanks, everybody.
Speaker BBye.