Ridiculous History is a production of IHeart Radio. Welcome back to the show, fellow ridiculous historians.

Thank you, as always so much for tuning in.

Let's hear a Pong and a PING for our super producer, Mr. Max Williams.

Max the PING of Pong, the king of Kong, Williams.

Max, if you were a pizza, you would be a Supreme Pizza.

And I mean that with my heart.

Yes.

Thank you.

Guys, what constitutes a Supreme Pizza?

Is it just all the toppings or is, is there agreed upon?

You know, because not all pizza places have the same topping options. So as Supreme, it kind of seems like a little bit of an innocuous category.

Yeah, it's kind of in the eye of the beholder because it's sometimes it's the entirety of the restaurant's pantheon of toppings.

And then other times,'s you know the olive

the onion the pepper but they'll save the specialty meats i find yeah for sure little note here

i have not read this yet but according to pizzaplanet dot com which is under their news section they

have a fascinating history of

Supreme Pizza. So that just screams ridiculous history feature episode. Well, wasn't Pizza Planet

the pizza place in the toy story cinematic universe? That I mean that'd be right. You might be right.

It was totally. Oh, we forgot to introduce ourselves also. I'm Ben Bullitt.

You know who we are.

This is the one and only, Noel Brown, who's also our research associate for this episode,

which has little to nothing to do with pizza, but maybe we'll get there tangentially.

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