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This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. We all have trouble pronouncing that. I'm going to use what this guy calls it. Wash your sister sauce. Wash your sister sauce. What was earlier? We talked about saltine sauce. Yeah. That was earlier in the show. I don't know if that's an actual thing. Yeah. But a guy was mocking the CEO is eating burgers and he was eating an A&W team burger. No, we're going to get, no. They still make the A&W teen burger? Apparently, that's what he was eating. Oh, yeah. Well, there was an uncle burger, too. That's still weird. How many different burgers does A&W offer up? Because I just know the ancient history of A&W. Yeah, I haven't been there. I had their menu up earlier. It looked like they're like 10. It was a baby burger? At least. Is the Fur Burger still on there? Yeah. Hey, oh. Mama burger. Hey, yo, you can use that as right. Why are you quitting comedy? I'm right for Nick. He's trying to take him out on there. Hey, yo. Mama Bird. Hey, you can use that as right. Why are you quitting comedy? I'm right now for Nick, man.

He's trying to take him out on top.

You know, let's hit the top.

And we touched on this yesterday, but let's do all we can to be more like British Columbia.

They're going to daylight time.

Yeah.

When everyone else is going to daylight time and then they're never going back. Good on them. And Tyler also learned where British Columbia

was yesterday. I did. Yeah. As a result of this conversation. I wouldn't pay attention when you said it,

you know. No. Because see, that's one of the things. That's another one after I get to, you know, knock off Oklahoma. Right. I want to visit all the Canadian provinces. And the tough ones to get to would be Labrador St. John, because it's kind of an island out on the East Coast. And it looks like you'd have to take a boat there. And then no one's way up north. none of it, which is recently added, like in the past decade.

But that's... looks like you'd have to take a boat there. And then no one's way up north. None of it, which is recently added, like in the past decade.

But that's mostly... Oh, this is a national park talk. No, this is a province talk. Okay. I like it. He wasn't even paying attention enough to hear that. Of course you do, Nick. What I would like to do sometime is take a road trip from or to Anchorage, Alaska,

and then go up through the Yukon territories, through the Northwest Territories.

And you'd have to cover a lot of British Columbia.

And I know people who have made that drive.

It's a long way with there's no nothing to stop.

Here's the difficult thing.

No chips or meat snacks.

I would want to maybe fly into Anchorage, but it's hard to rent a car there because they're up in the middle of nowhere.

Yeah.

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