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Hey everybody, it's NELI. I'm on vacation this week week so the Decoder team is taking a short break.

We'll be back next week with both the interview and our new explainer episodes. We have an

incredible schedule coming up. I am very excited to share all this with you. To tie you over until Monday

though we have a bonus episode from our friends at Vox Media and Eaters Gastropod

about an incredible patent battle in the world of pizza. I'm serious, one of the biggest fights in the pizza industry took place in court in the 90s,

an intellectual property dispute about stuffed crust pizza.

This is so very decoder, I love it the most. As you'll hear how Cynthia Graber and

Nicholas will he describe it, stuffed crust pizza is a multi-million dollar idea, most notably

for Pizza Hut, which launched it in 1995, with a commercial featuring none other than Donald Trump.

But did Pizza Hut steal this idea?

And what does it even mean to own the idea for stuffed crust pizza?

At the heart of this dispute is Cheesemaker named Anthony

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