Southern California is ground zero for America's

drive-in fast food culture. The birthplace of numerous now nationwide burger chains.

Today, two so-cow's stowards from this burger mecca face off in a no-holds-barred meat melee.

One challenger is now national and narrowly edged out fudruckers in the mild card round to

advance to today's match-up. Its opponent has stayed local. The towering one seat, the charter

member of the Platinum Plate Club. The iconic burger eatery that's as much a part of California

culture as sunshine and surfboards. Whoever wins will be our first finalist. This week on Doe Boys,

the first match-up of the semi-soft finals round of Munch Madness 2016, the tournament of champions

burger brawl. Four-seed Carl's Jr. Hardies in an out burger.

What can a Doe Boys, the podcast about chain restaurants? I'm Nick Wiger alongside my co-host Mike

Mitchell, the spoon man. How you doing, Mitch? Doing well. You know those Mario sounds. They're

all worth it when we get them in there. 30 seconds of humbling. Your idea. You told me to put

in the Mario Kart sounds. It doesn't mean I can't criticize it. All right, fine. You're just

criticizing yourself. I just want to say how to how to spoon nation. I should have warned my guess

that I'd do that. And most exciting part of the podcast, the anticipation building for your drop.

That's bad.

I want to say one thing to the American people. I want you to listen to me. I'm going to say this

again. I did not have sexual relations with that woman. Ms. Lewinsky, I never told anybody it's

a lie. There we go. Thanks to Houston Hardaway at Houston Hardaway for that drop that we definitely

can't play because it's the comedy bang bang opening theme. Yeah, you're just set up some sort of

legal battle between a feral audio and rival podcast producer earwolf. Dustin, give me a thumbs up

of everything's all right. Okay, we're sitting pretty. All right, before we introduce our guest,

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