Chuck

You'll concentrate on that pain instead of the brain freeze.

I've gotten it accidentally, though, as an adult from time to time.

I've gotten it accidentally, though, as an adult from time to time.

I've gotten it accidentally, though, as an adult from time to time.

No, it's terrible. It's as terrible as an adult as it is when you're a child.

No, it's terrible. It's as terrible as an adult as it is when you're a child.

No, it's terrible. It's as terrible as an adult as it is when you're a child.

It's just debilitating, you know?

It's just debilitating, you know?

It's just debilitating, you know?

It's so painful.

It's so painful.

It's so painful.

But even still, you had... You had the manufacturing in place. The distribution, though, was still limited to, say, like a store, somebody who could make money by investing in some freezer cases and then selling it to the public. It wasn't until ice boxes became widespread in America that the ice cream industry really blew up because then you could sell to the guy down at Pops.

But even still, you had... You had the manufacturing in place. The distribution, though, was still limited to, say, like a store, somebody who could make money by investing in some freezer cases and then selling it to the public. It wasn't until ice boxes became widespread in America that the ice cream industry really blew up because then you could sell to the guy down at Pops.

But even still, you had... You had the manufacturing in place. The distribution, though, was still limited to, say, like a store, somebody who could make money by investing in some freezer cases and then selling it to the public. It wasn't until ice boxes became widespread in America that the ice cream industry really blew up because then you could sell to the guy down at Pops.

You could also sell to Pops' next-door neighbor who took it home to keep in his freezer.

You could also sell to Pops' next-door neighbor who took it home to keep in his freezer.

You could also sell to Pops' next-door neighbor who took it home to keep in his freezer.

Yeah, and actually, as far as making ice cream, the hand crank ice cream maker that used rock salt and all that stuff, that was invented by a woman named Nancy Johnson in the 1830s.