Robert Ori

You know, I don't read the ingredients.

Now, I have a daughter who reads the ingredients.

Everything.

Every line reads it.

You know what?

I got to this point in life.

I think I'm okay.

Of all the things that I ate when I was growing up, I'm okay, I think.

Yeah, Paul.

Dan, a couple things here.

My wife is health conscious, great cook, and she has a soft spot in her heart for a happy meal.

So occasionally, if I'm in her car, I'll see these little trinkets, you know, the Happy Meal gifts that they give you.

You get like seven fries and your hamburger could fit in Marvin's palm of his hand.

And it's just, I don't know, for some reason, I'll be like, oh, somebody have a Happy Meal.

Yes, Todd.

I have a cute McDonald's store, if you'll allow me, when I was a little kid.

When the Chicken McNuggets first came out, which was whatever that was, late 70s, early 80s, they had a promotion, and all the people working there would have a button that said, if we don't ask you if you want Chicken McNuggets, you get it for free.

Look at you.

I scammed them.

Look at you.