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Welcome to part five of Weirdos at the Waffle House, the snack-sized show where we grab a bite to eat at the controversial restaurant while getting entertained by an ever-growing cast of questionable characters.

That is a mouthful. I'm your busboy slash chauffeur Leroy, getting you in and out of these

diners swiftly and safely. Five episodes in already, huh? Look at us go. I got a Waffle House joke

for you that I stumbled upon. Want to hear it?

Well, you don't have a choice.

What has 12 breasts and 24 teeth?

The night shift staff at a Waffle House, of course.

Well, I don't know about you, but I'm getting hungry.

So let's fire up the grill and the minivan

and get this show on the road.

Excuse me.

Yeah.

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