Chuck

I think that's a great idea, Chuck.

I think that's a great idea, Chuck.

I think that's a great idea, Chuck.

Word up, Jerry.

Word up, Jerry.

Word up, Jerry.

kind of slowly but surely started to gain traction. Thoreau was a fan. He called popcorn a perfect winter flower, which seems like a miss to me. And in 1848, popcorn showed up in the debut edition of the Dictionary of Americanisms. And I was looking through that, Chuck, and keep a stiff upper lip was in there too, which I associate 100% with the UK, but apparently that's American.

kind of slowly but surely started to gain traction. Thoreau was a fan. He called popcorn a perfect winter flower, which seems like a miss to me. And in 1848, popcorn showed up in the debut edition of the Dictionary of Americanisms. And I was looking through that, Chuck, and keep a stiff upper lip was in there too, which I associate 100% with the UK, but apparently that's American.

kind of slowly but surely started to gain traction. Thoreau was a fan. He called popcorn a perfect winter flower, which seems like a miss to me. And in 1848, popcorn showed up in the debut edition of the Dictionary of Americanisms. And I was looking through that, Chuck, and keep a stiff upper lip was in there too, which I associate 100% with the UK, but apparently that's American.

I always thought it was the UK, but I was wrong.

I always thought it was the UK, but I was wrong.

I always thought it was the UK, but I was wrong.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

What's the towel for?

What's the towel for?

What's the towel for?

Oh, so you cover the oysters with the towel and it keeps the steam inside? Yeah, yeah, with a wet towel. Okay, gotcha, gotcha.

Oh, so you cover the oysters with the towel and it keeps the steam inside? Yeah, yeah, with a wet towel. Okay, gotcha, gotcha.