Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive science knowledge showcase

I'm your host Hank Green and joining this week as always is science expert, Sarri Riley.

Hello and our resident devry man, Sam Schultz. Hello. I was just thinking about a calzone that I had

when I was nine and how the grocery store that made those calzones closed down. I don't remember

what it was called. I remember exactly where it was on Corrine Drive in Orlando, Florida. It was like

a strip mall grocery store that was very small and had like eight aisles and I have dreams,

literal dreams. I dream about this grocery store and I can think about that calzone and taste it

now. I can taste it in my brain right now and I want to eat it so bad is there a food that you

will never get to eat again that you miss a great deal. I think about this all the time there is

a sandwich place in butte called Paul Bunions and they made the best long sandwiches. What do you

call those? Submarine sandwiches with just like they were so trashy and they had so much mayonnaise

on them but they were so freaking delicious and they went out of business over the pandemic and

that's it. We're never going to have it again. They had that kind of like soup that like you get

off the truck you know the Cisco super whatever that everybody has but they just they're super special

somehow. You can't recreate that amount of mayonnaise. It's just not something that can be done.

It's not cost-efficient to put that much mayonnaise on your sandwiches home. I have loved

and lost so many foods. So I'm familiar with that but my my greatest loss across my lifetime is

the Costco mixed berry pie once upon a time in addition to pumpkin pie, apple pie, peach pie,

Costco had a mixed berry pie with filling made from I think similar if not the same goo that they

use for their mixed berry yogurt swirls. So like whole strawberries really sugary lots of

different berries, purpley blue, goop in pie form and it was the best pie in the world and I have

looked for it for now over a decade of my life and they just discontinued it at one point because

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