From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Gatti.

Armstrong and Gatti show.

I'm Colonel Harlander Sanders and I'd like to tell you a little bit about my Kentucky

fried chicken.

It's the only way that you're going to get chicken that is finger-linking good if you want

Kentucky fried chicken you have to visit me.

So was that just nostalgia for an nostalgia steak?

Yep.

I remember when nostalgia had a point.

Those were a better time.

Nostalgia used to be so much better.

Cre.

Kentucky fried chicken ad.

The Colonel Sanders story is actually pretty interesting him.

He had a very successful chicken restaurant and then decided to franchise it.

Was it the first franchise restaurant or something around that ish?

But he did it like age 62 or something.

He had lived a full long life before he started to out into that and became very successful.

He looks like he looks like he should be sitting on his porch managing his plantation.

I don't know how that whole look, but that look is a little out these days, right?

Yeah.

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