Hey, you got to try this listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. And Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Hey, everybody. Welcome on back. It's a you got to try this podcast with me, Large and behind the ones and twos. He'll be the voice of God as always. It's my good man, Ian Becker, the P&L wrecker. We've having a good run lately. A couple of great restaurants. Again, some great

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if you want to throw a question in for me, I will always answer it. Ian, and I do not get the questions beforehand, which is good. Ian, what's today's question? This one. You have a couple, right? So when I ask you for this, should I be asking you beforehand if you have them all or do you normally have them at the ready? I stay locked loaded you stay by the way so i am a mess when it comes to uh technology um and so that's one of

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scheduling and this you are very schedule oriented and you know reminiscent of my wife and stuff like that. She's got a great rack, though. So I think that it's something that really helps out. So I appreciate what you do in case I don't tell you in private, might as well tell you in this public forum. So if you do have a question, you can hit me right now. Yes, thank you. This one is from Cameron Jalufka.

Apologies, if I butcher that. Great pod. I can listen to Large talk passionately about printer

paper and be entertained. Where am I eating on a game day in South Bend, Indiana? I'm going for the

Texas A&M game in September and would love some recommendations for food or drinks. Um, Indiana. I'm going for the Texas A&M game in September and would love some recommendations

for food or drinks. Man, I should ask beforehand. So I graduated Notre Dame in 1993. I was there

from 89 to 93. And so it's a different place from when I went there. I can tell you that since my

son started at Alabama, I haven't gone back to

Notre Dame because Alabama's warmer and the people there are more beautiful. But Notre Dame is very, very special to me. And I maybe, hold on, maybe I should look it up to see places. No, no, it's got to still be open. So one of the places, if you're going to, where he's come is he's from text A&M, he's going to a Texan A&M game.

Yeah.

So here's a place that I think is going to, he's from Texas A&M, he's going to a Texas A&M game.

Yeah. So here's a place that I think is going to be extremely safe. There are a bunch of places around Notre Dame that it runs the gamut, right? You can go very, very high scale and you can eat in the old Studebaker Museum. I think that place is still open. What the fuck was that called? But I think for what you need is you need

something that's a little bit rowdy, a little bit raucous, and I'd say go to Roccos. Rokos is,

I never tell people to eat pizza outside of pizza cities because they'll be like, I'm from New York.

Why would you send me for pizza in South Bend? You're not going to Rockos necessarily for the best

pizza in the world. It's a little red and white checker tablecloth type Italian joint. And pictures of beer,

they have a bunch of Notre Dame memorabilia on the wall. But one of the guys that used to be

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