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You're listening to Storyworthy and you guest is Ed Krasnick. I've known Ed for a long time and

he made a beach movie called How to Stuff a Wild Emotion.

It's musical and not well thought of, but brilliant.

Welcome to The Storyworthy podcast.

Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hannes Finney. Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with

Hannesvine. We are one of my favorite places in the whole world, Ma Fisher's Diner,

in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Farwell Avenue, right down the street, right down the block, actually, from the Oriental Theater.

All right. Let's talk about the menu.

Oh, it's run by real Greeks.

You know, rest you in the rest of the country, you don't realize that out here in L.A., diners are not run by Greek people, which means that their Greek food is iffy. But like you go, if you get a euro in a diner in Milwaukee or Chicago or St. Louis or New York or Philadelphia, it's a euro. It's fantastic. I know you call them gyroes because you're, you know, from Pittsburgh. I see it written that way. I know it's wrong. Giro is not, it's hero.

Euro.

Okay. So that's your comfort food? That's one of them. I also, they have fantastic pancakes. This is one of the, it's one of the diners that's been around since the 20s. It's an old house and it keeps expanding out. And it's my favorite diner in Milwaukee. And it's a Greek diner. It's not a Greek diner.

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