Karen Kilgariff

as I learned from Mark Arax in that article, has basically people love that line and they love it for this podcast. So it's been brought up in relation to this podcast. So I just want to be very clear that we didn't make it up. Mark Arax actually didn't, but he did. He found it and he

as I learned from Mark Arax in that article, has basically people love that line and they love it for this podcast. So it's been brought up in relation to this podcast. So I just want to be very clear that we didn't make it up. Mark Arax actually didn't, but he did. He found it and he

That's that beautiful, long-form journalistic work that someone does where they're building out this world, not just the hard and fast true crime journalism, but this beautiful story fully fleshed out of what this family is all about and where they come from. Yeah. I thought about that a lot afterwards because it was just like, man, that one part of an article got so kind of popular.

That's that beautiful, long-form journalistic work that someone does where they're building out this world, not just the hard and fast true crime journalism, but this beautiful story fully fleshed out of what this family is all about and where they come from. Yeah. I thought about that a lot afterwards because it was just like, man, that one part of an article got so kind of popular.

So thank any older Armenian lady you see the next time you see them if you like that saying because that's who probably her mother said it first. Anyway. In 2006, a court ruled that the trademark that they were basically all fighting over for Zancou chicken, something I eat literally twice a week, minimum, just have to. The trademark for that belonged to both sides of the family.

So thank any older Armenian lady you see the next time you see them if you like that saying because that's who probably her mother said it first. Anyway. In 2006, a court ruled that the trademark that they were basically all fighting over for Zancou chicken, something I eat literally twice a week, minimum, just have to. The trademark for that belonged to both sides of the family.

That's what the court ruled. So Rita Iskandarian and her four sons own the Zancou's that Medeiros opened. The surviving nephews inherited their mother's share of the first Zancou, the one in Hollywood, and they still co-own it with their aunt. Though they all still battle over the trademark, both sides have continued to basically expand the franchise. Yeah.

That's what the court ruled. So Rita Iskandarian and her four sons own the Zancou's that Medeiros opened. The surviving nephews inherited their mother's share of the first Zancou, the one in Hollywood, and they still co-own it with their aunt. Though they all still battle over the trademark, both sides have continued to basically expand the franchise. Yeah.

Yes. And go to Zancou because... The Armenian culture in Los Angeles is huge.

Yes. And go to Zancou because... The Armenian culture in Los Angeles is huge.

It's the second largest, densest population of Armenians outside of this country of Armenia.

It's the second largest, densest population of Armenians outside of this country of Armenia.

In Little Armenia. Yeah.

In Little Armenia. Yeah.

And that's Little Armenia. And then Big Armenia is Glendale.

And that's Little Armenia. And then Big Armenia is Glendale.

Get over there with the Kardashians over at the Carousel Restaurant. But I think it's kind of cool because it's like this story, this restaurant is such a huge part of the city. And the background of the restaurant is just as much a part of Los Angeles as movies and anything else. It's like... If you're going to Zancou on your trip out here, you're doing yourself right.

Get over there with the Kardashians over at the Carousel Restaurant. But I think it's kind of cool because it's like this story, this restaurant is such a huge part of the city. And the background of the restaurant is just as much a part of Los Angeles as movies and anything else. It's like... If you're going to Zancou on your trip out here, you're doing yourself right.

And you're really getting a true taste of L.A., I think. Yeah, absolutely. All right. This episode was originally titled Just the 32 of Us.

And you're really getting a true taste of L.A., I think. Yeah, absolutely. All right. This episode was originally titled Just the 32 of Us.