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Hey, buddy, the dough boys are coming to the Midwest.

That's right.

We're coming to Omaha on March 18th.

That's next Wednesday.

And next Thursday, we're going to be in Des Moines,

Iowa. And both shows, we're going to have as our guest, the great Paul Rust. Oh my God,

Paul Rust on the road with uswags. Things might get a little silly. Things might get a little

silly. So be prepared for that. We're certainly going to be prepared to have a great time in two places

I've never been before. Alexander Payne's Nebraska. Wow. And Iowa. And also Iowa. We'll be in Omaha

and Des Moines, March 18th and 19th, come out to one or both of those shows. And we'll be happy

to see you there with Paul Rust, with Emma, with Amelia, and most of all with Mitch and Weiger.

See you there, buddy. Tickets at birdfuck.com slash live. Midwest. Mid-best.

In 1972, eccentric entrepreneur Al Copeland founded a fried chicken chain slash Louisiana kitchen

down in Dubai of Nowlands. A decade later, James Disbro and Scott Lowry opened a large footprint

sit-down chain based around the signature foods of Buffalo, New York, wings, and also the

Wex sandwich, but they quickly Sean Parkered that off the menu.

It's cleaner.

Today, these two iconic American food cities, home of the Super Bowl champion saints, and the perennial

gut punch also ran bills, respectively, square off not on the gridiron, but in the dining room.

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