This, this, this is mythical.

Oh yeah, can I get one a dirty soda?

Why are you talking like that?

Yeah, just one dirty soda, please.

He makes it extra dirty form.

Sir, this is a Wendy's.

No, no, no, this is a hot dog as a sandwich.

Ketchup is a smoothie. Yeah, I put ice in my cereal, so what? That makes no sense. A hot dog is a sandwich. A hot dog is a sandwich. What? Welcome to our podcast, A Hot Dog is a sandwich. The show we break down the world's biggest food debates. I am your host, Josh Sharon. We got a very special guest with us today.

We got Emily Fleming back in the flesh. Yeah, and I'm on a tear today, baby. You walked in here

going, I'm on a tear today. I'm on one. You also said something like, keep that edit button sharp.

You're going to make it happy. You better, you better go, man. We're obviously, we're making a bunch of Mormon dirty sodas today.

Is it specific to that or does this exist culturally elsewhere?

I'm trying to figure out an analogy.

It has become specifically associated with like Utah and Mormon culture.

The idea of a dirty soda was literally trademarked by, I believe your name was Nicole Tanner from Swig Soda Shop, trademark the term dirty soda. But if you look at this, you can trace the origin. I watched my big fat Greek wedding too many times and I'm Jewish. So I'm like one of those guys that's like Jews invented everything. Jews invented Tempura. I actually believe that.

And I believe that Jews invented the dirty soda with Brooklyn soda jerks because they're making stuff like egg creams where they're putting cream and syrup and soda water into sodas, you know, 80 years ago in Brooklyn.

But now the Mormons have led the charge on the world stage for it.

Mormons versus Jews. Get the trigger. Get it ready.

The Mormons are so much more athletic. Every Mormon I've ever known has played three sports

and they've played two instruments and they can all backflip. The backflip thing. I've seen

all the stuff about the backflip. It's because they're not smoking and they're not drinking, so they have time to backflip. Yeah, I guess this kind of thing makes me feel like it's a replacement for alcohol. Yes, very much so. They use a term, and I've been told by Mormons that I know a weird amount about Mormon culture. I did grow up around a lot of Mormons, especially playing sports. Yeah, Southern California, Orange County, just like a big Mormon population. Really? Yeah, maybe it was specific to where I was. One of the, one of the, not the real housewives, one of the secret lives of Mormon wives, Macy actually went to like the high school that was closer to my apartment than where I actually went.

So she went to like my rifle. They're like your age. They're, I think a little bit younger than me. I think she was a couple years behind. But yeah, she played tennis at a tennis at Tesoro. Go Titans. We used to play them in basketball every year. Oh yeah. We're Titans at Tennessee too. Yeah, yeah. By the way, I'm so sorry that my accent's going to be crazy today because my family

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