Way down upon the Swanee River far, far away.

That's where my heart is your knee never home where the old folks stay.

Welcome to Florida Mint on Florida Man with Greg, Wayne, Josh, and Cameron.

The podcast where Floridians discuss the legends, lore, and crazy stories that always

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I tell you what, ladies and gentlemen.

I tell you what, guys, I was following my recipe book.

Come on. Making a soup and it said, serve the soup at room temperature.

That's like a spacho. And that got me thinking. Yeah. Let's say I'm an Inuit. Okay.

And I have to serve this. Right. Obviously, it's going to be chilled because I'm in like

Alaska so you live in frigid temperatures yeah and you read um instructions that say serve at

room temperature right and so you're thinking uh these these kind folks would just serve it frozen

that's what I'm wondering is serve at room temperature like body is it like well my body's this temperature so my That's what I'm wondering. Is serve at room temperature, like,

body? Is it like, well, my body's this temperature, so my suits is temperature? You think it's a suggested, like, this is how cold or warm my room is, and therefore I will serve it as such.

Or is it like the chef was probably in California, it's probably 70 degrees. That's a good point.

I mean, do you think that everyone in Alaska cooks outside?

I assume it's also, yeah, I don't know.

Do you not think that they have heat inside or insulation?

Well, I just think if I'm, you know, outside cooking over the fire.

Right.

How do I serve this? What year is it? Well, I'm a

frontiersman now in this story. I see what you're saying. I feel like if you, if it's frigid weather,

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