What's good internet? It's Monday September 7th and you are listening to Waypoint

Radio Episode 340.

I'm your host Austin Walker joining me today Rob Zachney.

Good morning.

And Ricardo Contreras. Hi. We are here to celebrate Labor Day the only way we know

how with good food and good complaints about bad bosses and probably bad food. Also, we're

here to talk about food and bosses. The only two guaranteed things in life, unfortunately.

We're going to go deeper to this podcast bucket. We're going to go deeper into the bucket

and dig up all of not all of not all of I shouldn't have said all of because I know

it's not all of because I have a special label in my email now filled with food stories,

food rivalry stories and boss stories. And there are over 45 things unread in that email

people so far. I just dragged over there as I can read time. And that's on top of everything

we've read before. Plus this 12 page document I sent to Rob and Cato.

So we should just dig into I think that sounds that sounds fair. We ready to go. Yeah.

Yeah. Let's do it again. Rob, I'm going to tell you a couple of these are Massachusetts

bound stories. So I'm very curious to see if you have insight. Alex writes in and says,

I have a story for you of a long running restaurant food in the Boston area, which is

a well known to many, which is well known to many locals as the breakfast wars. And

it's been running for over a decade. Breakfast restaurants sound bites and ball square

cafe are located several doors apart in some of Massachusetts. Sound bites came first

then moved several doors down. The owners dispute whether this was by choice or by eviction.

Love it. I love there's a dispute here. The landlord of sound bites, old space recruited

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