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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Some business news, the maker of nutterbutters,

Chips Ahoy and Oreos is suing Aldi for allegedly using packaging that blatantly copies their products.

Yeah, Aldi apologize and as a peace offering sent to Bisco a bunch of delicious prongles.

That's interesting.

You don't want to be eating counterfeit nutterbutters.

Okay, I don't want to get off on this, but I've always wondered about like, you can get raisin brand.

You can get post-raison brand or cutoff's raisin brand.

The boxes look almost exactly the same.

The product is the same.

Yeah.

I have a feeling the court's rules that, no, that's just a simple statement of the two ingredients,

and you can't copyright that.

You could have, like, uh, uh, brand raisin crunch.

That would probably be a copyrightable name.

That's my guess.

You know what I'm enjoying right now is the weedy, the old-timey weedy.

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