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Greetings and salutations, back to knockback my name is Kala Moriarty I'm

joined as always by my brother Dagen the wallbounds produce man more

Yardi Dagen thank you so much for joining me today. I hope you're doing very well over there.

Would you like to check out my ripe melons? Whoa, yes I would.

Carl, I'm ready for you. Oh yeah you are. Oh, I think you're definitely

Carl's getting a little something in the in the information booth or whatever the

hell you would call that the what was that called

courtesy booth yeah the courtesy booth right exactly what he was definitely being given a courtesy or two

wasn't he yeah go, go on. Go on. He was, he, gosh, when I, what now Colin and I are referring to when I worked at

Wollbounds back in the day at which was a supermarket on Long Island now defunct but my I worked in the produce department and

Carl was my one of my assistant managers at a specific store I worked out in Carl Place in Nassau County on Long Island.

He was the assistant produce manager and he was a guy, he had to be about a decade younger than mom and dad.

So figure he's around 60 now. So I'm sure he's still, you know, floating around with the company. You know, well he can't be with the company, but he must still be employed somewhere I would imagine with a supermarket doing produce.

I often wonder about Carl.

He was a character, that guy.

He was definitely, everybody I worked with was a character I feel like that I worked with in the supermarkets. It was such a colorful cast of characters working in a

supermarket. I don't know how many of you guys and gabs have worked in supermarkets

but yeah that was so many so many crazy memories of just a really motley

selection of people.

Who was the guy that uh Jojo Wasch guy?

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