Off-top Palmer's on cheese not invented in Italy

From Wisconsin play the music

This is the Dominique Foxworth show

All right Charlie, I mean I was listening to a podcast this morning called decoded

I think it would be decoder and that's what they told me I can't find cooperation for it on the internet

But I believe the podcast because podcasts are the most trusted resource we have in this country and who believes that

Palmer's not was created back in the day. I trust one thing more than that and that is Wikipedia

Which is telling me that historical documents show that in the 13th or 14th century

Palmer's on was created a similar way the way it is now. That's BS. What's constant wasn't even around?

That's right, mate. Maybe we

Took Palmer's on cheese. You know what that's destiny Palmer's on cheese. I'm with it. I'm down with it

I found this out the other day

That Wisconsin Avenue. This is a very local fact. What's constantly happening in DC is older than

the

I was gonna say the colonists, but it feels a little too kind

Older than any white people on the land the West constant Avenue at least not being named Wisconsin Avenue

obviously, but the the

Pathway was used by animals and then Native Americans and then eventually

White people took it. Yeah, it's great road. Very useful road. Yeah

Not useful for this conversation because it's a sports show and we're gonna get to lots of sports

Yeah, I was gonna go into some other

These history books that talk about DC in particular ways and then they'll have maps and like the map is so similar of the roadways

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