Our question, when the craving hits, where do you go or what do you hook up in the kitchen?

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Breakfast is hands down. Still the easiest meal to make. And everybody's happy. Yeah. Whatever you make, they're happy. Hello, Jim. Welcome to the men's room. Liquor and horse. Liquor and horns. All right. So I got to go, hands down, my go-to. There's a little taco truck in Shahelis called Los Castanios.

Have some of the best tamales and lingua tacos. And then on the weekends, they do Berea tacos.

Oh, those are good. How many times do you think you go there?

At least three times a month. Okay. That's about where we're at now. Now do you make a special trip to go there, or are you passing through? Usually when I'm just passing through. Okay. There's a taco truck kind of between where me and Ted live. Yeah. I do not know what they do. They don't open until like 630 or 7.

And there's a line in the evening.

Yeah.

Wow.

And there is instantly a line. And I mean, we will forego dinner to wait for those tacos. And it's gotten to the point that it's almost an obsession where we're trying to wean ourselves off. How many do you get? Because it's, all right. So you can get the case of Dias.

The plate comes up like three, I think.

You do, but they give you a lot of food for your dollar, right?

As far as Seattle prices go it's probably the most economical dinner you can eat and we always get enough the guarantee we have leftovers because I will come the next day to work with the other half of whatever I've gotten and it doesn't matter what meat you get it is is tremendous. We turn a friend of ours onto it.

She lives like four miles away.

Traffic is terrible. She now goes there like three days a week. She's like, I don't care. Like I'll sit in traffic and take 40 minutes to get there. It doesn't matter. Sit outside in the rain for them to make your food. I can't remember the name of it. I don't need I just hard to look at it just right there on Northgateway

God as far as Tomollies go man best best city I've ever been in for Tamales believe

or not Denver I can't remember the name of it. I don't, yeah, it's hard to look at it. I just know. It's right there on Northgateway.

God.

As far as tamales go, man.

Best, best city I've ever been in for tamales, believe it or not, Denver, Colorado.

They have to, they have tamale. Tomali carts all through the drinking areas. Yeah. So when you're getting out of the bar, whatever time it is, instead of having a hot dog card or any of that stuff, it's all tamale cards.

And the guy was with, he's like, man, have you ever had tamale in Denver?

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