Hey, it's Phil and happy Thanksgiving. I want to remind you to get a backstage pass to our website,

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2005 in the month of November.

I got it wrong last year. I thought it was 2003.

It's 2005, November 2005, when fresh or frozen first aired.

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2005. We didn't have this show until 2005, November of 2005, in which Bob Green was actually

expanding on a topic that a lot of people enjoyed, which is that Thanksgiving may be fun for a lot

of people, but for a grocer, he has to bite a towel and get through it.

And in so biting that towel and getting through it, Bob decides that he can thaw out

turkeys so that they look like they're fresh and maybe even he can pass them off as fresh.

Well, let's see what everybody thinks about that. And thank you for joining us on this Thanksgiving

2025 Bob Green's Fresh or Frozen. It's Thanksgiving time, and we wanted to give people a little bit of an update on the whole Thanksgiving shopping season. And, Bob, I know you're in the store right now. It's a tough time of year for you, isn't it? All right, we don't have Mr. Green up, bud. I'm sorry, I didn't. Bob, you there? Right here, Phil. I'm sorry. We are very busy, and I didn't quite, I didn't get your question. That's okay. We didn't have you on. We had the line on hold. Oh, okay. This is a tough time of year for you, isn't it? And also a rewarding time of year, I guess. There's a lot of business.

Is there a lot of business there tonight? We're very busy, Phil. As you might expect, but, you know, it's a tough time of year for us. You just try to get through Thanksgiving. You do the best you can. We have a saying, you know, just bridge your teeth and get through it, just because obviously it's a very busy time of year.

And there's a lot of people and there's a lot of people there are a lot of questions uh so it's it's good and bad

what do you mean by good and bad well i i mean it's good well it's busy right well well the bad

is you get a lot of you know know, you've got a lot of very low intelligent.

I don't want to say low intelligence.

I just, you know, we have a saying you just bite a towel and get through it.

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