All I have to do is dream by the Everly Brothers top the charts.

Alfred Hitchcock's fur to go was King of the Box Office, and brothers Jerry Lapin and

Al Lapin Jr. opened a breakfast-oriented diner into Luka Lake, California.

The year was 1958.

The brothers located their restaurant across the street from another soon-to-be-house

hold name, Bob's Big Boy, hoping to cash in on its overflow.

They subsequently rode the gravy train, or should we say, syrup train, to become a billion

dollar company with over 1,500 locations as of 2015.

This week on Doe Boys, we're going international.

International House of Pancakes, that is, though these days, it's just I-Hop.

Oh my God.

The image I don't, I can't, we can't start off the show with this kind of energy from

you immediately skeptical of what we're doing.

Let's try it, let's at least start with a supportive environment as a baseline.

I apologize.

I think that, I'm very interested to think that you could go see the new movie Vertigo and

then go grab breakfast.

You say, I-Hop just opened up.

Let's try this, the international House of Pancakes, they wouldn't use the acronym.

That's very interesting to me.

That's cool.

Welcome to Doe Boys.

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