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Doughboys

Taco Bell III with Bobby Lee

Doughboys

Headgum / Doughboys Media

Fast Food, Healthfitness, Mike Mitchell, Snacks, Chains, Restaurants, Comedy, Ucb, Arts, Spoonman, Doughboys, Fastfood, Nick Wiger, Food

4.85.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2017

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

The ‘boys are back at Taco Bell… again. Bobby Lee (MadTV, TigerBelly podcast), who appears with Mitch on Netflix’s Love, joins for the most derailed, off-format episode yet. Bobby tells Wiger and Mitch to abandon the premise of their show, and advises Mitch on his love life. Plus, a listener submitted Wiger Challenge.

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0:00.0

The Scourge of the Suns of Han

0:08.4

These are the nicknames of Huang Yi, known in English as the Yellow River.

0:12.0

The second longest river in Asia, its ominous alternate nomenclature, is because of its

0:15.7

historically frequent fatal floods, yet it's also the equivalent of the fertile crescent

0:19.7

of ancient Chinese civilization, and in 5,000 BCE, the neolithic Yang Shao people flourished

0:25.2

by its shores.

0:26.7

Pioneering many innovations in agriculture and construction, the Yang Shao were also

0:29.9

avidate pottery, and in the third millennium BCE, built the first known instances of a round,

0:34.8

hollow instrument with a clapper inside that struck a musical note when rung.

0:39.2

Centuries later, in 500 CE, on the other side of the world, the Nawa people split off

0:43.2

from the Udo Aztecans and migrated to Selenaria, now known as Central America.

0:47.7

By the 13th century, members of the Nawa had organized into the Aztec Empire, and what

0:51.7

of their staple foods was a flat-pred made of ground, pressed maize that they called T'laz

0:56.6

Kali.

0:57.6

The Aztecs and nearby indigenous people took to filling the flat corncakes with fish,

1:01.6

and by the time Spanish Colonials arrived it was an established local cuisine.

1:05.0

The infamous Cortez was said to have indulged in a feast of the dish.

1:08.4

Spanish Colonials would re-dub T'laz Kali as tortillas, after the similarly shaped Spanish-style

1:13.4

egg dishes of the same name, and they had a different name altogether for the dish that

1:16.8

consisted of a tortilla stuffed with meat.

1:19.3

In the mid-20th century CE, an American World War II veteran combined these two items

1:23.0

of disparate century and continent.

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