Hello, Eric, welcome to the men's room.

Hello, bitches!

Ola!

Hey man, I gotta tell you guys, like, I've been listening to you guys since, like, out of 2008.

I was living in Seattle for a little bit, and I was going to college there in Bellevue College

and happened to stumble across your show because I was new to the area. I had no idea.

Just hit Sikh and I came across your guys a show and I've been a fan ever set.

Oh, pretty much. Where are you living now? You still here?

No, no. I'm from southern Oregon. Same town of here, guys, as was, I can't care, not shot of the day, but...

So you're from Medford.

You're from Medford.

But you guys got in and out burger.

So you are, in fact, winning.

Honestly, I'm more of a five guys.

You know, take that for what you will.

All right.

So you're loading with cash. Well, I am a union electrician, so we... Oh, nice. I know. We play the part, right? Yeah, I bet you do. Yeah, I feel like five guys. There's two different urges for me. Five guys is a bigger burger. It is. Whereas like in and out, I'm getting a couple.

Right.

Well, the cost.

The difference is $35 in five guys, $12 in and in and out. Yeah. But the burger is bigger. The burgers and the fries are more and better. The five guys hits when you're hungover, right? Like, you go in, you get a double, you get the fresh alipinas and some sauteed onions, and that's really all you need and set you off on your, on your day and in the right way. I'm more of a bacon, cheese, ketchup, mustard, and caramelized onions. Yeah. I'll stop there. How are you? What? Yeah. No, I'm saying, yeah. Give me a look like if you. No, that's a, that's an affirmative. Like, I'll take one too. Yeah, that is my five guys power burger.

Are you?

Are you, are you used what yeah no i'm saying yeah i thought you give me a look like if you like no that's a that's affirmative like i'll take one too yeah that is my five guys power burger are you are you are you

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