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The Michael Berry Show

AM Show Hr 3 | Popeyes Chicken And Old Houston Radio

The Michael Berry Show

KTRH

News, Politics, Society & Culture

4.82.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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0:00.0

52 years ago today a very important thing happened. It was 1972. A relatively young man in Araby, Louisiana opened a fried chicken joint called chicken on the run.

0:26.6

It was open to compete with Kentucky fried chicken,

0:30.5

which had the dominant position at the time.

0:34.0

That restaurant would fail.

0:37.0

So who restarts another fried chicken restaurant after that one failed?

0:42.0

Because you figure you've asked all your friends, family, wives, family, high school buddies,

0:49.0

next door neighbors for money and it flopped.

0:51.0

And you come back and go,

0:53.7

Ah, chicken on the run, here's what we did wrong.

0:57.9

This time, no, well, there will be no this time for me. You got to find a whole new group of

1:05.2

investors after you've failed. But Al Copeland did not give up, and he would open

1:12.3

Pop-E's mighty good chicken. By 1975 the company renamed as

1:20.1

Popeye's famous fried chicken.

1:25.6

Ramon, what did y'all eat as fried chicken when you were a kid?

1:29.0

Did y'all eat fried chicken?

1:32.0

Kentucky fried chicken? Kentucky Fried Chicken.

1:33.0

Chicken.

1:34.0

Yes, of course, original.

1:37.0

Of course original.

1:38.0

Yes, that's completely understandable.

1:40.0

We all very original. What?

1:42.0

You hate the original? Why would you say that? What is there to hate about the original? It's so crispy, huh? You don't like crunch?

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