Famboogie 047: Going Crackers (Part Two)

Red Pilled America

Patrick Courrielche, Adryana Cortez

Personal Journals, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 22 August 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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How long should you wait to begin dating after the death of your spouse? On this installation of RPA's Famboogie, we answer this question by discussing the shocking debate between Comedian Owen Benjamin and homesteader Curtis Stone. We also discuss the Cracker Barrel controversy...did the retail chain go "woke" or is the Right overacting. We also discuss the death of MSNBC (R.I.P.).

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1:44.2	So check them out and get some RPA merch. We got a lot of great hats and we think you guys would love them. So support the show. Exactly. So let's talk a little bit about this cracker barrel controversy or non-traversy. Well, before we get started, though, have you ever been to a cracker barrel? I've been by them. Really? I don't think I've ever even seen one. Where are they? There's one not far from us. Is it a California thing? It's a, I think it's all over the country. I think there's 700 or so retail spots. Wait, what? Yeah, there's a bunch. You're blowing my mind. I've never even seen one. It's kind of like, for those of you guys that don't know much about Cracker Barrow, it is a southern kind of vibe, like the old South. Like biscuits and gravy? That kind of a thing. Okay, yum. So they came out, you know, they've been around, I think, since 19, I want to say 69 or 8, something like that, late 60s. Okay. So they've been around for a minute. It had a logo, kind of this logo that was, um, it, it looked very, I would say non-refined kind of a logo. It has a guy. You end up learning that it's the guy's uncle that started the business, I believe. It also has a cracker barrel, which I think is like the standard kind of big barrels that you see that actually held crackers in it back in the day.
1:54.6	I mean, it has, so the logo has this old guy sitting on a chair with the cracker barrel next to him.
1:58.8	And then there's this cracker barrel kind of logo right next to him.
2:03.8	Wow, their revenue is $3.47 billion.
2:07.8	Yeah, it's a big company.
2:08.9	It's a big company.
2:09.3	Wow, in 2024.
2:10.6	So the controversy starts, I guess recently they released their new logo.
2:17.5	And their new logo basically takes out the cracker in the cracker barrel, which I mean is it takes out the guy, the uncle.
2:26.1	And it takes away the barrel and him sitting in a chair.
2:30.0	And it's just this kind of, you know, stripped down logo.
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