Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday Down South podcast. I am Connor Guerra.

Will, you are back after my very shuffled travel schedule. How are we feeling?

Feeling great man, feeling great.

Connor is a very like, you know, private Instagram and he posted like just the most adorable

pictures I've ever seen out in Chicago some summertime shy you really deserve that

you've been busting your butt you know I know you've been going through a lot

physically mentally dealing with, so I'm glad that you're, you know,

above other things, right?

Did you get, uh, did you get some of the famous Chicago pizza we discussed?

Yes, I did.

Night one, night one, we had Loomin lottis. My mom did night one. Night one. We had Lou Malnades. My mom, this is always the dilemma and I'm sure for those of you that live, you know, out of state or you just like it's a little bit more difficult to get home you have this

dilemma when you're home of do I request the thing that my mom makes the absolute

best which in my family which has a lot more Italian in it than what I look like and what my

last name is and all that stuff like surprisingly the thing in my family is my grandma spaghetti. My grandma spaghetti is like known. It's the recipes passed down. It's like this big deal when I come home and so it's always

When you were doing your first interview you were throwing up your grandma spaghetti like a mile.

Exactly, exactly.

And my mom tries to claim it and I'll kind of correct her a little bit.

Like, is that you're forgetting or like grandma spaghetti?

I'm just saying, just saying, like I love you mom and it's the best but still and so it's always this dilemma do I request my mom's spaghetti my grandma spaghetti correct to myself or do I request Lou Malnadesies? Look, that's the death Romeo.

That's what I'm requesting. So we had some extended family over that first night and I was able to get that out of the way ended up getting a little bit of Portillo's fix

had a cake shake one of those nights as well.

We made it happen and still got to have some of my mom's food

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