Good morning. It is 20 minutes after 10. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. Let's just dub

this segment, the food segment, shall we? When was the last time you went to Red Lobster?

It's been a long time, Red Lobster in particular. I'm curious about this, though, because I

used to quite a bit pre-baby, like maybe once every two or three weeks go to the Golden

Corral for lunch and eat as much meat as I possibly could. Get that protein. You know,

because I was trying to get my money's worth. And you know me, Casey, I'm a person who

I'm pretty, I'm a pretty big stickler with the dollars and cents. And so this next segment

fascinates me because somebody has figured out at least at Red Lobster just how much you

would need to eat to make it worth your while. Yeah. Okay. So this girl's name is Rachel

and she posted a video. What she was trying to do was she was trying to figure out if you

just go to the store, the grocery store and buy shrimp. Yeah. Or if you go to Red Lobster,

how much you have to eat at Red Lobster to actually pay for it. So they've got some sort

of all you can eat buffet. Yeah, they've got some sort of all you can eat, deal at Red

Lobster, which is endless order deal is what it's called. It's Red Lobster is not like

like Golden Corral where you just go up and get your own food. They just keep bringing

it back to you. It's like the, it's like the breadsticks. Yes, that's correct. Yes,

absolutely. Okay. So what did she do? What did she figure out? She figured out that

you have to eat 15 servings of the endless order deal servings servings like, you know,

they bring it to your plate 15 different bowls, not 15 shrimp 15 shrimp bowls. Okay. And

you would end up paying $1.76 per bowl. And that would make it worth it. Wow. Yeah. So

if you go there and you think, I'm going to eat endless and you only end up eating seven

or eight. You'd be cheaper to go to the grocery store. Now a shrimp bowl. You're a person

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