Howdy, welcome. It's Eric Erickson here, the Eric Erickson show. Glad to have you with me. The full number is 877-9-97-9-7-9-7-3-4-25. One quick bit of important housekeeping. Next week is Thanksgiving. And as I do every year today the Monday before the

week of Thanksgiving I send out two recipes and I sent them out not to the

usual recipe list this morning I sent them out to my substack list and if you

want them you need to text the word data to 3377.7. And the very third link you'll get,

it'll say eW. Erickson.substack.com, something like that. Eric's daily newsletter. If you click

through the very top piece are those recipes. Now, what are they? Well, they're breakfast because

you're so focused on the turkey and the sides that occasionally some of you have large households. You've got a lot of people come to visit and you're thinking what I'm going to do for breakfast for these people. I have two recipes and I make them every year for my family during the holiday season when we have people come over. And they, you make them the night before, stick them in the fridge. They're very easy to do. And then the next morning, you throw them in the oven. It takes 45 minutes. They cook at the exact same temperature so you can put them in one oven. One is savory and one is sweet. One is a French toast casserole. My friend Dana Lash, I put this out this morning and

she's on Twitter. Oh my gosh, the Eric Erickson French toast casserole. It's delicious. Yes,

endorsed by my friend Dana Latch as well. The other is a sausage and egg casserole. It is

breakfast sausage, eggs, cheese, some white bread. It's a good recipe.

Savory and sweet for you.

It makes it very easy for you to feed a bunch of people for Thanksgiving week or Christmas.

I'll send out my world famous turkey gravy recipe later this week.

But if you want these two, text the word data to 33777.

If you text recipe and you're on that list, less recipe list, you'll get these later this week.

But these I want people to have because I know you're going to be doing your shopping list,

your groceries, all that, and you're going to want to be able to feed people for more than just the turkey in the side.

So data, the word data to 33777.

Now, I got to get into this audio here from Stephanie Ruhl on MSNBC.

She was on with Willie Geist on the Today Weekend show.

Willie, by the way, great guy.

Really, don't know him well, have never had a bad interaction with that guy.

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