You came in for gas.

Then you spotted those sweet calacchi's.

Two for five bucks.

Yes, please.

Then you grabbed the coffee. Then you thought, hmm, savory calacchi's two for seven. That's lunch. Then you noticed dinner was already made too by chefs. Really? Yes. And that's how a five-minute stop turns into your favorite part of the day. Leo's market and eatery is more than a stop. It's a destination for fresh-made meals, premium coffee, snacks, dinner for the family.

Oh, and Kalachis. The hardest part about stopping at Leo's is deciding what to leave with. Leo's Market and Eatery. My name is Brian Alvey. I'm here with my friend Ethan Hatcher, and we are bringing the 9-to- noon segments or show to you today.

What I would also affectionately refer to is the Tony Katz halftime show.

Unfortunately accurate.

Unfortunately.

So we're here to deliver.

And we have an amazing guest lined up right now.

This guy, if you're not familiar with him, you haven't been following that those Ashholes podcast or social media platforms and so many others here locally in

Indianapolis. This is the guardian of all things streets here in Indianapolis. We've got our good

friend of the show, Tyler Mitchell online. And Tyler, tell us about what you've been up to on social media.

Well, first, let me say it is great to be on the Tony Katz halftime show with Ryan and Ethan.

I can't thank you enough.

Well, like you said, I've been taking it to the street.

On social media, I just go around town.

Doesn't this sound kind of pathetic, but I'll get to why it's fun in a second.

I go around and I document our deployable streets throughout Indianapolis.

That's what I do.

It's like a solidarity movement, Brian.

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