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He going to push that line for the cause.

The Brothers Ortiz is a gripping true story about faith, family, and how two lives can drift so far apart and collide in the most devastating way.

That's right.

Unbuckle the top button or that belt loop because this made me want to eat pie.

I love pie.

I think we talked a little bit about pie in our cake episode.

About the merits of pie.

And of course, there's also the great legendary, I dare say, Paula Tompkins bit on cake versus pie.

Yeah, that's from way back in the day.

It's a good bit.

But pie has been around for way before Paul F. Tompkins, thousands of years.

But it's only in the last, like, couple few hundred years that it's like what we kind of know as pie.

But they had it 8,000 years ago in Egypt, if you count kind of a messy, semi-sweet, you know, rustic smorgasbord of grains there.

Sure.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And of course, they used honey as the sweetener back then, and they'd bake it over some hot coals.

Yeah.

And then the Greeks ganked that, didn't they?

Yeah, it's a big leap forward there dough-wise.