Friends, it's Phil Henry here at the world famous Phil Henry show. We're right here at the control desk, man. We are right here in the studio, in the control desk, right here at the headquarters, the headquarters of the world famous Phil Henry show on the Banana River for how long we don't know, but these are the temporary headquarters of the Phil Henry show. Now, the reason why I'm bringing all of that up is to tell you that we are very fast moving, rapidly moving around here. And we want to tell you about our merch store because, you know, that stuff comes, it goes, we replace things, we design new things. I say we, it's basically Jeff Baker, right? Yeah, right, yeah. But as you know, we do have the new Citizens Auxiliary Police soup and broth mug. That's going to be one for the ages. get that while the getting is good. We also have the new Citizens Auxiliary Police soup and broth mug.

That's going to be one for the ages. Get that while the getting is good. We also have the Citizens Ouxbury Police T-shirts. You can wear those around and look like a badass. And as long as we're on the subject of T-shirts, we certainly do have the Bobby Dooley, Western Estates, T-shirt. We have the Margaret Gray Little Bird Told Me T-shirt. As long as we're on the subject of Margaret Gray, we also have the Margaret Gray canvas tote bag, right, Margaret?

Yeah. Western Estates T-shirt. We have the Margaret Gray Little Bird Told Me T-shirt. And as long as we're on the subject of Margaret Gray, we also have the Margaret Gray canvas tote bag, right, Margaret? Yes, it's not a purse. It's a canvas tote bag. For the woman on the go, for the man on the go. Wait, wait, wait, for the woman on the go, and then secondary to that, the man on the go. All right. So, okay, a guy can carry it. Yes, a guy can carry it. All right, so it's not ultra-feminine. No, it's not pink or anything like that. Okay, so that's the Margaret Gray Canvass tote bag. That sounds like a ball. We've got all of the Ted Bell's chef coat stuff. we've got, man, all kinds of Phil Hendry Show merch from the coffee mugs to the shock glasses to the mouse pads. You've got to get over there. The world famous Phil Henry Show merch store. I'm screwing up here. Yeah, here. Take a sip of this. What is that? I don't know. Put it away. I think it's that Conchito stuff. Conchito, man, that's the Puerto Rican rum drink. Oh, God damn.

Now I'm going to be drunk, man.

Oh, isn't that terrible? Anyway, get a backstage pass to our website, but also visit our merch store. If you don't have a backstage pass, you don't need one to get into the Phil Henry Show merch store and look at all of the pulpery and variety of things we have to offer for you.

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All right, here we are, and we have an encore for you today this Monday, the ninth day of February.

Jane's coming into town, I think, because we're on our way to California, and she's going to be overlooking the homestead here. And I wanted to let you know that on today's show, we're going to be featuring Chef Carl Chedelia and Ted Bell, and it is a cooking show that the, you know, the owner of the restaurant, Ted, will be hosting along with Chef Carl. It's never a dull moment when those two guys get together, and the subject is a cooking show. I wanted to correct something that I said, I don't know when it was, man. I think it was, oh, you know what, it was you guys. Oh, yeah, it was me and General Shaw. What do we do? Well, you guys said that there was a British pub founded in the 1920s in L.A. that the British actors that came to Los Angeles to work would hang out in. Yeah? No, there wasn't. Well, what was the one you were telling me about? No, that's right. I had that wrong. It was not the King's Head. The King's Head exists in Santa Monica. It is a British-owned pub, but that is like 50 years old. That started the 70s. There was

another one that started around, I don't know, sometime in the early 80s. But the pub that I was

thinking of was called the Pig and Whistle that was started in the 20s. And that was a place

where both American and British actors went. And it was right next to the Gromman's Chinese theater just down the street from it. What was it called again? The Pig and Whistle. Yeah, that's the one you're saying about. No, I don't know what I was talking about. The Pig and Whistle is actually mentioned in the movie Chinatown. When he's talking to one of his operatives, he says they had had a hell of an argument out in front of the pig and whistle.

So anyway, that was the bar I was trying to think of. It was founded in 1927. It actually closed, oh, I don't know, a number of years ago, maybe 20 years ago. But that was the bar that a lot of these British actors that came into L.A. hung out at and got their, you yeah got their their snake bites and you know

and a bit of and just a bit of you know yeah go ahead bud we're all waiting

but just a bit a bit of British stuff there you go a bit of British stuff so

anyway let's do it chef Chef Carl, Ted Bell,

world famous Phil Hendry's show.

We're about to go where?

We're about to go into the, I was going to say the studios.

I'm so used to going into Phil Henry's studio, and we're going into the kitchen.

We're going into the kitchen, the executive kitchen of me, chef Carl Chedilliot.

And that's, it's intense of Beverly Hills.

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