Chuck

Oh, no, no, no. I can't get it for lunch. Well, I'll probably do a skip lunch and order it for dinner.

Oh, no, no, no. I can't get it for lunch. Well, I'll probably do a skip lunch and order it for dinner.

But this has inspired me to... I've been wanting to do... An episode on Cajun food, but it was very intimidating, like Cajun sort of Creole stuff because there's so many influences. I was just like, we're going to screw it up. But this this is maybe more brave.

But this has inspired me to... I've been wanting to do... An episode on Cajun food, but it was very intimidating, like Cajun sort of Creole stuff because there's so many influences. I was just like, we're going to screw it up. But this this is maybe more brave.

But this has inspired me to... I've been wanting to do... An episode on Cajun food, but it was very intimidating, like Cajun sort of Creole stuff because there's so many influences. I was just like, we're going to screw it up. But this this is maybe more brave.

Yeah. What a guy. He's great.

Yeah. What a guy. He's great.

Yeah. What a guy. He's great.

That's right.

That's right.

That's right.

Boy, that's about as fan-fairy as we get, huh?

Boy, that's about as fan-fairy as we get, huh?

Boy, that's about as fan-fairy as we get, huh?

Who wants to do that? This is a correction. Hey, guys, heard your short stuff on Tulip Mania and wanted to point out that Tulip Mania is now largely believed to be a myth. I only found out about that a few years ago myself when I heard an interview from the author Anne Goldgar.

Who wants to do that? This is a correction. Hey, guys, heard your short stuff on Tulip Mania and wanted to point out that Tulip Mania is now largely believed to be a myth. I only found out about that a few years ago myself when I heard an interview from the author Anne Goldgar.

Who wants to do that? This is a correction. Hey, guys, heard your short stuff on Tulip Mania and wanted to point out that Tulip Mania is now largely believed to be a myth. I only found out about that a few years ago myself when I heard an interview from the author Anne Goldgar.

She discovered the historical reality when she dug into the archives to research her book, Tulip Mania, Money, Honor, and Knowledge in the Dutch Golden Age. The myth was largely promulgated, great word, by Scotsman Charles Mackey in his book Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. And he sent along articles from Smithsonian and History.com

She discovered the historical reality when she dug into the archives to research her book, Tulip Mania, Money, Honor, and Knowledge in the Dutch Golden Age. The myth was largely promulgated, great word, by Scotsman Charles Mackey in his book Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. And he sent along articles from Smithsonian and History.com

She discovered the historical reality when she dug into the archives to research her book, Tulip Mania, Money, Honor, and Knowledge in the Dutch Golden Age. The myth was largely promulgated, great word, by Scotsman Charles Mackey in his book Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. And he sent along articles from Smithsonian and History.com