Thrill, what day is it, my friend?

Today's National Huggaggak.

You're right, National Burger Day.

Yes.

Lemon from Topchay!

Hey!

We're going to make it hungry.

Nice.

Ten are more juicy facts about hamburgers.

Yelmy.

White Castle traces the origin of the hamburger to Hamburg, Germany, with its invention

by Otto Krauss, Guten Tag.

But there's more to the story, as there always is.

An elusive serial killer named Hans Gruber was on the loose in Deutsche Land and he was using a meat

grinder to dispose of his latest victim. In the arduous and laborious test of dismembering a human

body, this deviant got the tummy grumbles. So he fired up a hot griddle, took some of the ground-up man

meat, formed it into a patty, and fried himself up a sandwich. And the rest is history.

Hamburgers are people. Hans Gruber. So while he did say that it was from Hamburg, Germany, one of the facts that I do have on here is that the actual origins of the hamburger are disputed.

They're not fully known.

Yes, that's what I always hear.

But Hamburg Germany does play into this one.

Did you guys know that during World War I, the U.S. government tried to rename hamburgers as Liberty Sandwiches.

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