#494 - Best Novelty Decor Chain Restaurant

We Got This with Mark and Hal

Hal Lublin and Mark Gagliardi

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4.9 • 969 Ratings

🗓️ 11 September 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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0:00.0	Hello I'm Hal Loeblin and I'm Mark Gagliardi.
0:03.5	Since the dawn of humanity one issue has gone unsettled with the fate of the world in the balance.
0:09.5	We're here to settle once and for all.
0:13.0	Best novelty daycore chain restaurant.
0:17.0	That's right, don't worry everyone.
0:19.0	We got this.
0:20.0	Podcast should have a theme song.
0:22.0	Podcast should not have a theme song. Podcast should not have a theme song.
0:24.0	Yes, they should.
0:25.0	No, they shouldn't.
0:26.0	They sound good.
0:27.0	Yeah, but people are just going to skip past it.
0:29.0	Hmm. You know what?
0:31.0	You're right. We got this.
0:35.0	Now I'm very excited about this because I loved these places growing up.
0:41.0	I've had a ranking of these restaurants in my head for
0:45.9	over 20 years. So you know it's funny when this was first pitched you added a
0:51.7	word in and I'll I ding you for this every once in a while, you added a word in to a topic, and that word was chain.
1:00.0	Because we had never, we had never specifically said that it was a novelty decor chain
1:07.1	restaurant so at some point I will ask you to indulge me a few of some of the world's absolutely bonkersest restaurants that I have ever seen.
1:19.4	Oh, would you like to guess who added the word chain to the topic?
1:24.8	Did Ken add the word chain?
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