grill that's made in China, the one thing it's good for.

They make excellent targets.

Americans won, Chinese zero.

Kid Rock is standing up for America while pocketing a few bucks.

He's got an American badass grill that's got a big old owl on it.

It's supposed to be an eagle, but they obviously couldn't get the rights to the Eagles.

So he's got a big old owl on that, some bitch.

And it's a habachi.

It's probably about a hot dog and a half high.

As I said, the ad has this grill.

And in front of it is enough food

that you would have to use that grill probably 14 times. Yes. To give you a little bit of

perspective, it holds nine chicken wings. And that is, and they're showing it like this is a lot.

But we heard yesterday that Kid Rock and his crew got some grills that were made in China

and shot them all up with American bullets.

We don't want money going to China, so we bought 17 grills to launch in the air with a catapult and shoot.

And, you know, if only this country could get back the grill business, we'd finally be somewhere. If only we could make really expensive habacchis that you could get at Walgreens for 20 bucks and sell them for $100. I'm not joking. I looked it up. And the Weber Grill, which, by the way, not made in China, made in Illinois, which might be the biggest grill company. Am I wrong on that? No. No, that's probably the most famous. I don't want to get into the debate on who's the biggest grill company. It's a good point. It's a never-ending debate. And then I don't want to break up this partnership. The grill that's even just a tiny bit bigger than that one, $299. No, Dan and I were talking about this in the other room. this is like like, the kind of grow that you would buy this, a styrofoam cooler, and just leave it at the game.

Like, just leave it in the parking lot.

Right.

I don't want to bring this home.

No, I'm not bringing a habachi with hot coals in it home.

Like, you know, I'm going to eat the 20 bucks that I paid on the habachi.

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