That movie poster sucks. Except it's Lou Bega. Yes. Okay. Let's do it. Brach! Hit it, boys! You ready for some I was today years old shit?

Oh boy am I ever.

This is for you, because I was yesterday years old when I figured this one out.

Okay.

The Burger King thing, it's making the waves. They say at the end, you rule. Yep. And I thought that was just like a fun, hey, you rule. No, it's you're the king. It's because you're the king. You're the king of the burgers. So did you know that? I did. No, you didn't. Yeah, no, but I figured out. I figured it out as I was explaining it to you. As I was explaining it to, I said, you rule and you're like, this is going to be about your rule.

It's because this.

That doesn't make sense, though. What do you mean? It makes sense for them to say, to work in some rule language. They're supposed to be the Burger King. Exactly. So it's like a socialist situation that they're saying, you are the Burger King.

Like come to the burger king

and be the burger king i'll take the burger but i do not yeah i want that responsibility yeah no like

i i want to go to the burger king because he's the king of burgers and he knows how to make the best

burgers which i'm going to contest that throne as it is because burger king sucks ass and not the king of burgers i he knows how to make the best burgers, which I'm going to contest that throne as it is

because Burger King sucks ass and not the King of Burgers. I want to bring that up at some point that

like how you feel about the Burger King. How do you feel about the monarchy? Like Burger King having

the throne right now because you famously not a Burger King guy, you fall in line with I would say the

average American who avoids Burger King. Like, goes out of their, like, even if they like fast food, they want to make a count so they'll go somewhere else. I will do Burger King. Yeah, like, I won't, tease of my body. I won't say that I'm, uh, that I'm above fast food ever. I just had Chipotle for lunch, but I am above Burger King.

Yeah, and I think the average American is, but we're in a situation now where they are,

their scoops, there it is right now. Yeah, so I, I'm not torn at all because I respect the hell

out of Burger King for putting together an iconic legendary jingle that I think that we're

going to remember for a long time. And as I said last week, like, it feels, it feels awesome to have

like just a pure, unbelievable jingle take over the world. It's like a classic advertisement thing. So I give them all the respect in the

world. It's not going to make me change my opinion of Burger King, though. Okay. So the thing of what

you're truly a fan is O'Keefe, Ryan Hard, and Paul, which is the advertising agency that Burger

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