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Miss from home

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Miss from home

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0:00I got a text yesterday, it was a group chat from somebody that we work with and there were a bunch of other people we work with on the text. It was from Hannah Lane from across the hall and she was, I guess, down on the coast this weekend in Bucky's country and stopping to Bucky's and wanted to know if anybody wanted anything from Bucky's very, very thoughtful, very nice. Now, I've only ever been to a Bucky's one time in my life, so I don't have like this emotional connection to Bucky's like a lot of people have, but you grew up in Bucky's country. If I'm not mistaken, right? I did. I did. And funny enough, I have never bothered to shop at a Bucky's, that is not what I love at a Bucky's. In fact, I've never gotten gas at a Bucky's, but I love their bathrooms. I will always stop. They are for real when they say they have the cleanest bathrooms. They really do. They're the best. I'm always going to stop at a Bucky's to use the bathrooms if I'm on a road trip. But I don't want to deal with the crowds or the lines of the people who are buying

1:00whatever. I don't even know what Bucky sells. I know it's a lot of stuff, but I've never bothered to shop there because the people stress me out. So you would have responded, well, could you take a pee for me? Yeah. So it just made me think because I didn't have that kind of a strong pool to want something from Bucky's yesterday. But that's because I'm not from Bucky's country. What is something that if you were to move away from the metro that you would insist on your friends bringing you whenever they come to visit you or maybe you pack rack a bunch of stuff whenever you come home to visit to take home to your family. 601 995 1017 Shonda texted us something I had never heard of before, but her sister lives in Texas and every time she comes home, she needs Nehe peach soda. I don't even know if that's how you pronounce it because I've never heard of that particular kind of soda before, but it does sound good, a little peach soda.

2:02Okay. So you're from Houston, Texas. I am. And what is the thing that whenever you go home, you need to stock up on and bring back. So it's not as bad anymore just because I'm not as big of a candy eater. But whenever I first left home, something that I would request in every single care package and I would always go there whenever I was home and it's very specific to where specifically in Houston, I'm from Kingwood, Texas, but there's this little tiny candy shop there that's like local and they had the best sour strips I've ever had in my life. They're so good and they had the best chocolate coconuts I've ever they just tasted like homemade. They were so good. So I always wanted the sour strips and the chocolate coconuts. For me, I'm from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. And you cannot get these potato chips anywhere else except the like central PA area. Some called middles worth barbecue chips, specifically, I don't know what they do to their

3:03chips. I don't know if they fry them in weird oil or something, but something about the texture of the chips and the barbecue flavor. It is unlike any other everyday barbecue chip. I do. Is the best barbecue chip and talk to anybody from around my whole hometown, it's a universal universally loved snack for people from where I'm from, middles worth barbecue chips. 601-995-1017, chances correcting me, it's me high, Soda. And he says, I've got to try it, Amy also correcting me. But it's okay. So now I know it's me high, Soda, got that. What is the food item that is keeping you here in the metro? And what I mean by that is if you had to move away from home, whenever you came home, what kind of snacks are you pack ratting to bring back to where you live now, 601-995-1017? Or if you're not from here, but you have one from where you are from, would love to hear

4:07that too. Collar text us, so many people, Felicia, Candy, they're all saying Red Rose Sausage. I had never heard of Red Rose Sausage, so my next question is, where can you get it? Because I googled Red Rose Sausage and Polk's meats came up and I'm on their website and they have a bunch of different sausages that they make apparently. Some of them red, but there's only one labeled Red Rose Sausage. I got to know what makes Red Rose Sausage so special. I have a feeling Adam is going to be doing a sausage taste test after the show. Yeah, regardless of whether or not it's anything for the show or just for me personally, because I love a processed meat and Red Rose Sausage sounds like it is just that. I mean, if so many people are saying it's the thing that they would have shipped to them if they ever moved away, you know it's got to be good. Pam is saying that if she moved away, she would need someone to ship a little sandwich called

5:08smokes from the Big Apple Inn in Jackson. So I know a little bit about this. I still have not been to the Big Apple Inn. I should, I should see if Gordo wants to go down from across the hall and join me for some Piggy or Sandwiches because I want to try those. I hear they're amazing. I think Andrew Bourdain tried them at the Big Apple Inn back in the day. So I want to try the Piggy or Sandwiches, but also the smokes. I mean, it's like loose smoked sausage. So it's not in a casing or anything. It's got kind of got the consistency of ground beef, I think. And they, I mean, they both look really, really good. My thing with that is sometimes prepared food like that. It doesn't travel well. Right. So like, I mean, I can think of pizza places from my hometown that I miss the pizza from. But I can't put that in my carry on and bring it back days later. It's not going to work out, but you can help. Felicia called and off the air said you wanted to fight me.

6:08What's happening, Felicia? How have you not had a smoke? Well, a red roll. That's how I'm just how? Wait, so are you telling me that the smokes at Big Apple Inn are? Is the red roll spicy? Oh my gosh. All right. Now it's all making sense. Yeah. Is that what the call's following everything on there? But that's what it is. All right. Well, now I know. Now, and I, I don't know how I just haven't ever been to the Big Apple Inn, Felicia. You got it. Oh, Lord, Lord, put your hands on them. Cause he's just a fish child right now. Oh my gosh. And you lost your baby. That is the best thing in the world. Oh my God. I love you so much, Felicia. And it's my whole work assignment. I'm going to try it out.

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