Three Guys Around a Table and The Best Of…
Three buddies sitting around a table debating the best of everything and discussing what is on their minds
Three Guys Around a Table and The Best Of…
Halloween Candy Bracket Challenge
What's the true holiday champion: Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas? Our latest episode kicks off with a spirited debate among friends, where Chris, our engineer buddy with a knack for perfecting his kids' driving tests, defends his lavish upbringing—brick shed and all. We reminisce about our modest childhood homes, drawing amusing parallels between them and Chris's seemingly extravagant lifestyle, complete with a playful nod to wrestling icon Ric Flair.
Halloween enthusiasts will relish our candy bracket challenge, where Tampa's unique traditions and the age-old dilemma of unattended candy bowls come alive. With our producer Ric Mellin guiding us, the search for the ultimate Halloween candy becomes hilariously intense. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Nestle Crunch Bars take center stage as we fiercely debate the ideal chocolate-to-peanut butter ratio, sharing laughter and nostalgia every step of the way.
The sweet conversation doesn't stop as we journey through the world of candy bars, exploring everything from the bliss of a cold Reese's cup to the exotic allure of Ritter Sport and Canadian ice wine chocolate. Our candy debates spark spirited discussions about classic treats like Hershey bars with almonds and the mysterious orange and black-wrapped candies from our youth. This episode is a delightful mix of humor, nostalgia, and friendly rivalry, tailor-made for candy lovers and holiday enthusiasts alike.
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Speaker 3:We're talking about three friends a lawyer, an engineer and a school superintendent and just like our personalities, our opinions vary and we certainly don't always agree. Whether we're discussing the best of or giving our tips and tricks of things in everyday life, you're sure to learn something if you stick around, Arguably the second or third best holiday is a couple of days away Halloween.
Speaker 1:I would say Thanksgiving's number one you know, oh my God, christmas is clearly one Christmas is one not even close.
Speaker 3:Thanksgiving is one.
Speaker 2:Oh, my God.
Speaker 1:This is obviously someone who got every Christmas present that they ever asked for when you had two houses when you were growing up.
Speaker 2:Therefore, Christmas is no big deal.
Speaker 1:Christmas is every day in my life, yesterday, yesterday, before we get started in this topic, yesterday, chris has taught all of my children. He's given them all the final tips before they take their driver's test.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:And yesterday he did that for my lovely daughter, hallie, who passed her driver's test with flying colors this morning. Congratulations, hallie. And as part of that, never lost, undefeated, never lost. If Chris has trained them, they've always passed. But as part of that, chris had Hallie drive up and see his palatial spread that he grew up in. Yes drive up and see his palatial spread that he grew up in?
Speaker 2:yes, and I mean what? Was your house fully bricked when you grew up?
Speaker 1:no, we didn't even know what a brick was? Mine was wooden.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, mine had mine, had white.
Speaker 1:Uh siding that was had holes all over, and did you have a carport or garage?
Speaker 2:no, we, we had a driveway yeah, we had a driveway.
Speaker 1:Yep, did you have another house on your estate?
Speaker 3:well, we did have a shed out there in the back.
Speaker 1:Well, and most of the time I just stayed out there chris's chris's house that he lived in, not the one that was for rental income from people. It had a.
Speaker 3:He goes. What did you call it? He goes what is that thing out there by the carport? I said that's the little building. He goes for what?
Speaker 1:Hey, so their shed that they keep lawnmowers. It was brick as well.
Speaker 3:I said it's the little building and you keep your lawnmower and stuff in there.
Speaker 1:But I've never in my life have I ever lived in a place that my little shed was made out of brick. I mean, that's just making it rain Ridiculous.
Speaker 3:Completely ridiculous.
Speaker 1:He was trying to get sympathy from my daughter, Hallie, and she just realized what kind of wealth he grew up with.
Speaker 2:Let me tell you something about that, then you don't understand what it's like to be the son of a plumber. You don't understand where I'm coming from.
Speaker 3:I did not realize this was a guest appearance.
Speaker 1:I didn't know, dusty. I bet you Dusty didn't have two houses when he was growing up.
Speaker 2:Big Duff there Grew up in the hard times.
Speaker 3:You know who did two houses Ric Flair, ric Flair had two houses.
Speaker 1:That doesn't surprise me. So what you're basically saying is you grew up the same as the limousine riding. I can't help it.
Speaker 3:Did I look good, did I smell good Did?
Speaker 1:I can dance all night long we got stuff falling down all over the place.
Speaker 2:Let me tell you something, rickey Flair. Rickey Flair, if you think for one second you're better than me, then you're crazy. I am the Amalka Dream, I am the son of a plumber. So now, where were we? I am the Amalka Dream, I am the son of a plumber.
Speaker 1:So Now we're going to have to rank holidays. One day, because there is Zero percent chance. Thanksgiving is number one.
Speaker 3:Thanksgiving is great Thanksgiving is great.
Speaker 1:I agree with that.
Speaker 2:Our producer Rick Mellon.
Speaker 1:Big shout out to Rick. Triple Indy. Rick sent us a bracket.
Speaker 2:Big shout out to Rick he can, he do the triple indie. Rick sent us a bracket to do in terms of Halloween and it is all about. Halloween big in Tampa. Halloween is a big deal in Tampa. Great Halloween party down there put on by the 13 ugly men. Seriously, you have to look that up. That's a charity down there that raises money for different.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't want to be a part of that. I'm just admitting I'm an ugly dude.
Speaker 2:It's a charitable organization raising money for different charities and they put on parties that all of the big, important people in Tampa go to?
Speaker 3:Is this like 12 Angry Men and just 13 Ugly Ones? 13 Ugly Men.
Speaker 1:Who come up with that name for an entity. You know what I think we should call us the three ugly dudes.
Speaker 3:It's clever though right it is, you don't forget it. The 14th guy came up with that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's right, Well there are 13 ugly men. That got a lot of scratch-ola.
Speaker 1:For the first time in 20 years, we are not giving out candy this year.
Speaker 3:Oh my goodness, egg your house, egg your house. We will not be home. Egg your house.
Speaker 2:We are giving out candy here.
Speaker 1:We would, but we.
Speaker 3:I'm going out to a dinner. I got a dinner tomorrow. Why don't you sit the bowl out there and say take all you want, because the first person will take it all. That's only in your neighborhood. Over in Floyd County, look, because the first person will take it all. That's only in your neighborhood over in Floyd County.
Speaker 1:Look, no, In this neighborhood it'd be going instantly because in this neighborhood people carpool in.
Speaker 3:You know what I like to do. Yeah, it's the same thing in my neighborhood.
Speaker 2:You know what you should do. I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 3:I like to give out single servings of KFC coleslaw.
Speaker 1:Look, can I tell you the truth? This is the truth. They won't take it all when.
Speaker 3:I was in law school, I had an apartment. This is when you were at Georgetown College. Yeah, georgetown College, that's what I thought.
Speaker 1:I didn't know they had a law school, but when? I was in law school. Go Tigers, go Tigers. Halloween. I'm in there studying. Somebody knocks on the door and and I'm like what the what? And so I go and I have a can of peaches.
Speaker 3:It's so bad I didn't have anything it was that or money, dude?
Speaker 2:Well, Chris would have just given him a hundred bucks.
Speaker 1:Right, that's what he likes. That's what he likes, his cigars, all right, what's?
Speaker 3:what's? What's Thornton?
Speaker 1:How many, how many Before we get to the thing. How many tailgates at uk do you think has bourbon barrels in the tailgate?
Speaker 3:just one that I'm aware of the bourbon barrel is just a shelf.
Speaker 2:It's just a shelf oh, it's just a shelf with well with the 50 bottles of bourbon. So can I go back to what, what you could do on Halloween night. What you could do is you could put a big bowl out in front of your house and put a sign on it that says only take two pieces, but don't put any candy in the bowl.
Speaker 1:And act like it's already been taken. Yes, look, we have put a bowl out before and we may end up doing that this year. Because when the kids trick-or-treated we would put a bowl out before and we may end up doing that this year because, like when the kids trick or treated, we would put a bowl out and then we go walk around.
Speaker 3:You know what that means I will be at your house, that's 603, stealing all your candy, all the candy, and then you can give it out at your house. Yep, that's right, all right. So getting back to halloween, let's go rick, we appreciate it, we like rick producer rick mellon presents halloween candy the bracket challenge okay.
Speaker 2:And so we're going to just go through this one at a time. What Rick has done is he's taken the top 16 Halloween candy traditional Halloween candy that you would get.
Speaker 3:Where did you get this list from Milky Way number one?
Speaker 2:I think it was in the, somewhere in the Melon Studios.
Speaker 3:How's that drink. By the way, it tastes like an Oreo cookie and Coca-Cola with zero sugar.
Speaker 1:That's, that's weird.
Speaker 2:All right, go ahead, hit it number one, first, first bracket, peanut butter cup, which is obviously a reese's uh, wait a minute.
Speaker 3:You're talking about that palmer's crap. Nobody eats palmer's.
Speaker 2:Yeah, reese's peanut butter cup versus a nestle crunch bar. Oh, reese's 100, 100. I like a reese, I like a Nestle Crunch Bar.
Speaker 1:Oh, reese's, 100%, 100%, all of Reese's. Now I like a Nestle Crunch Bar but it's not. Look, it's not the Easter egg or the Easter egg You're wrong, you're wrong.
Speaker 2:Mark the Easter egg no 100%.
Speaker 3:Chocolate peanut butter ratio is not. It's perfect. It's not right. It is perfect.
Speaker 1:No, it's not right, it is perfect Now have you tried the one that's white chocolate in milk chocolate? No, I haven't either. Shut your mouth. I haven't either. I don't know what.
Speaker 3:I don't think it's white chocolate, yeah Well, hey, let me tell you this real quick. I'm going to throw you a little childhood nugget at me. We go to St Louis. And they give out $50 bills where he go to St Louis when we were kids for vacation when I was real little. I remember going to Six Flags over Mid-America.
Speaker 1:That's where you trick-or-treated.
Speaker 3:Dad and we'd go to the community.
Speaker 1:They rented out Six.
Speaker 3:Flags just for his family. We'd go to Six Flags over Mid-America in St Louis by ourselves. They'd go to the candy shop and guess what? We got Everything. Mom and dad would get white chocolate and I'm like, but I don't like white chocolate. And guess what? We're gonna get two pounds of white chocolate and I remember getting that going, but it's not real chocolate what is this day?
Speaker 1:I hate white chocolate. What is your thoughts on white?
Speaker 2:chocolate chocolate I do not discriminate with my chocolate.
Speaker 3:It's not chocolate I don't like dark chocolate I love dark chocolate it's bitter I don't like bitter things, I like dark chocolate?
Speaker 1:I do not, but I like white chocolate white chocolate has no cocoa in it.
Speaker 3:I don't care. I mean, I'm a dark chocolate fan, but I hate bitter stuff, as you know okay, all right, hit the next one, the next one.
Speaker 2:This is hopefully an easy one. It is for me yep, milky way versus peanut m&ms milky way boom I have got to go peanut m&ms and milky way is gonna go.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I do because peanut m&ms were always at janie's grandma's house, but they had a jar of them and they called them pills.
Speaker 3:Wait a minute, wait a minute but weren't they just hunks a peanut? Because they didn't have any chocolate on them, she sucked all the chocolate off and put them back in the bowl.
Speaker 1:But no, they were called pills. They were called them pills.
Speaker 2:So I get to be the tie-breaking vote.
Speaker 1:Interesting. I wonder how I'm going to say it Peanut M&M's baby, Let me explain something to you Milky Way is the Satan of Halloween candy. If Rick hadn't have put it with peanut M&Ms, I'd have went with Milky Way.
Speaker 3:But listen, I don't like Milky Way, but I like Milky Way Special Dark, because I like the dark chocolate, because you like bitter stuff, that's right.
Speaker 2:Milky Way shouldn't even exist. The fact that anyone eats it Is it nougat and caramel.
Speaker 1:Or is it caramel or caramel? No, it's caramel. I call it caramel. Yeah, it's caramel.
Speaker 2:Whatever it is, it's.
Speaker 1:Not good.
Speaker 2:No, it tastes a little bit, just a little bit like goat spit. Just slightly Moving on Plain M&M's versus a Baby Ruth Plain.
Speaker 3:M&M's. You got to let them melt in your mouth, right, and then you chew them up.
Speaker 1:Not in your hand. Don't let them melt in your hand.
Speaker 3:They won't do that.
Speaker 1:I'll stick with M&M's.
Speaker 3:I'll stick with M&M's as well.
Speaker 1:I mean baby Ruth's, not anything, I'm like you know, what. I'll go have me a baby Ruth.
Speaker 3:I don't think I've ever bought one, but it's like if I saw a.
Speaker 2:I would eat the baby Ruth and I would pulverize the Milky Way into 100 million pieces with a sledgehammer. With a nougat so angry, I would put it into one of those big vice things.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, those are awesome. Yes, you're so angry.
Speaker 2:Next one Skittles versus Candy Corn.
Speaker 3:Skibbles all day long For Halloween.
Speaker 1:We're talking Halloween here right. I'm a candy corn guy.
Speaker 2:at Halloween, I'm going to shock you and say candy corn. You guys are both wrong. I'm a candy corn guy.
Speaker 1:just at Halloween it tastes like wax, but it's classic Candy corn.
Speaker 2:If it said with some peanuts in there, with the candy corn, it may be making it to the semis as far as I'm concerned. Candy corn have you ever had peanuts and candy?
Speaker 3:corn together. Yeah, it tastes like a payday.
Speaker 2:It tastes like a payday, exactly like a payday.
Speaker 3:But here's the thing Candy corn, right Skittles. You get different flavors. You can chase the rainbow.
Speaker 2:But you could buy a big bag of-. You remind me of a big bag of candy corn for, like you know, 70 cents.
Speaker 3:Skittles are a lot more expensive. You know what I got the next round for you Ready Circus peanuts or milk duds Circus peanuts Milk duds? Who in the world eats circus peanuts, circus peanuts, baby, are you serious? Do you also buy?
Speaker 1:those he buys those things for Christmas, those cans of all that mixed up candy that's hard.
Speaker 3:Do you also buy those yellow discs of butterscotch wrapped up in the yellow wrappers?
Speaker 1:There's not a thing wrong with those Somebody buys them.
Speaker 2:I like the strawberry ones the best. You know what?
Speaker 3:I like. You know what I like. Let's get some wax lips and eat those today.
Speaker 2:All right, Next we've got snickers versus whoppers easy snickers, snickers, snickers easy. I like whoppers, though, all right snickers are where it's.
Speaker 3:I don't like they're too. They're too hard they're too malty.
Speaker 2:I like to crack them open and then let my saliva dissolve the inside of it.
Speaker 1:You are very very wet mouth.
Speaker 3:He's textured, he is a texture.
Speaker 2:All right, Twix versus Butterfingers.
Speaker 1:Now this could be interesting Twix Butterfinger.
Speaker 2:Oh man, I got to break this. I don't.
Speaker 1:Now Cameron's, one of Cameron's favorite, no.
Speaker 3:Now are we talking left Twix or right Twix, right, oh.
Speaker 1:I'm still a Butterfinger kind of guy. The only problem I got with Butterfingers is it sticks to your teeth, it gets to your teeth and it's terrible.
Speaker 2:So for that reason I've got to go Twix here.
Speaker 1:I'm all right with that. It's the only one with the cookie crunch. What?
Speaker 3:about Twix when you can take your teeth and pull the caramel and chocolate off the top and just eat the wafer.
Speaker 1:Do you remember when Twix there used to be, that Twix is the only cookie candy with the cookie crunch? They're all Twix, they're all Twix. I was setting you up.
Speaker 3:A little Seinfeld episode there at the car dealership. Next one High, five High five.
Speaker 2:Next one Kit Kat versus Starburst. High five, High five Kit Kat versus Starburst.
Speaker 1:And this is our personal favorite. That's right. Yep, all right, I'll go first on this one. Cameron's personal favorite is Kit Kat. I have never been a big Kit Kat fan. I'm going to Janie. One of her favorites is Starburst, so I'm going to go with it Okay.
Speaker 3:I love Kit Kats because you know the kit kats that don't make it in quality go back into the mix of the kit kat.
Speaker 1:I like that I did not know that. Yeah, so it's cannibalism.
Speaker 2:The filler in the kit kat. Yeah, it's recycled food you're and chris is down pre-chew.
Speaker 1:It's because he's trying to get back to his roots, that's right, it's a tough one man.
Speaker 3:I love kit, love Kit Kats and I love Starburst.
Speaker 2:It reminds him of Beluga Caviar, but you know what I?
Speaker 3:don't like is the yellow Starburst. What about the pink one? I love the pink one.
Speaker 2:So where are you going? Kit Kat or Starburst?
Speaker 3:If there's Halloween candy in there, I'm probably going to go with the Starburst.
Speaker 2:All right, then that wins. Halloween candy in there. I'm probably going to go with the Starburst. Alright, then it wins. I go with Kit Kat, but Starburst moves on. Alright. Hershey's chocolate bar versus a Tootsie Roll.
Speaker 3:Tootsie Roll hands down.
Speaker 2:No possibility. Hershey's chocolate.
Speaker 3:Tootsie Tootsie, tootsie Tootsie.
Speaker 2:Not close If it was Hershey Tootsie Roll or not. If it was Tootsie Roll, suckers. Well, lollipops now. I like those.
Speaker 1:How many licks does it take to get to the center?
Speaker 2:262, 1, 2, 3 Tootsie Rolls.
Speaker 3:Are we talking the big fatties, the big long ones, or like a foot long? Are we talking about the little short ones, the midgets. They're not called midgets. They're called midges, just for the record. And I also like the vanilla and the lime and the cherry tootsie rolls.
Speaker 1:I can tell you, I've never had any of those.
Speaker 2:They're fantastic. Chris, what's your favorite of the tootsie rolls it doesn't matter what your?
Speaker 1:favorite is I like the midges. Do you know, if you all come to my office, we have tootsie rolls there all the time. That's good.
Speaker 3:Awesome office.
Speaker 1:we have tootsie rolls there all the time, that's good awesome and, by the way, just for the record.
Speaker 3:When I was a kid at the southern states, there on wilkinson boulevard in frankfort, did they give out caviar. You could buy four. Mummy, could I have some good eye for this year, please, mummy? You could buy four of the foot long tootsie rolls, the real long ones, four for a dollar.
Speaker 1:Did you get Grey Poupon when you were young? Grey Poupon.
Speaker 3:What.
Speaker 1:Did you have that for your?
Speaker 3:hot dogs.
Speaker 2:For your hot dog omelets. Did you put on Grey Poupon? Do you have any Grey Poupon? We are to the Elite Eight. Let's hit it. The Reese's Peanut Butter Cup versus Peanut M&M's.
Speaker 3:Will you say it correctly, please?
Speaker 2:Reese's Peanut.
Speaker 3:Butter Cup. Can you say it correctly please? I'm not going to say it correctly, I like it incorrectly, it's Reese's, reese's, reese's, reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
Speaker 1:Then is it Reese's Pieces?
Speaker 2:It's Reese's Pieces, it's Reese's Pieces, it's Reese's Pieces, oh my God for me, as long as it's the cup and not the egg or the boot or whatever Peanut M&M's.
Speaker 1:I got to go Reese's.
Speaker 2:I would go with.
Speaker 3:Reese's as well. Reese's is where it's at, yeah, reese's.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so Reese's wins All right good. The next in the Elite Eight is plain M&M's versus candy corn.
Speaker 3:Plain M&M's, because the red ones taste better than the brown ones.
Speaker 2:See, the candy corn, for me was always a thing because we could actually afford to buy a bag.
Speaker 1:That's what we always had.
Speaker 3:I'm going candy corn, let me guess you took and shoved them up on your teeth like they were fangs.
Speaker 2:I have done that. That's right you did. I'm going candy corn. You're an idiot. Well, two of us are idiots, and I guess we just didn't have a silver spoon, oh, excuse me, a platinum spoon.
Speaker 1:Titanium.
Speaker 2:Tungsten Elite eight.
Speaker 3:Next round Trillium.
Speaker 2:Snickers versus Twix Snickers, snickers, snickers.
Speaker 3:Snickers is hard to beat Snickers versus Twix. Snickers, snickers, snickers, snickers is hard to beat. Snickers is the best candy bar ever made.
Speaker 1:Next to a Payday.
Speaker 2:I disagree with that, but Snickers is hard to beat, so if you at work, if you had a big thing of candy and it had Reese's, reese's and Snickers and Butterfinger and Kit Kat.
Speaker 3:Paydays.
Speaker 2:And people started taking what would be the one that they take first.
Speaker 1:I will tell you. I can tell you this because we get a variety pack at our office and, ironically, snickers is the least eaten one.
Speaker 2:Exactly 100%. Three Musketeers, I could take you to my office.
Speaker 1:Three Musketeers get eaten before then. Snickers is the last.
Speaker 2:I could take you to my office right now and show you where that's the case. I bought a bunch of candy for everyone in the office and there's a bunch of Snickers and everything else is gone.
Speaker 3:Can we say people who eat Nestle Crunches and Mr Good Bars are psychotic? What about Almond Joy? Psychotic times two. What about?
Speaker 2:my own ones. Anyway, Snickers did move on. My, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my. We are to Starburst versus Hershey Chocolate Bar.
Speaker 3:Simple, see, I like Hershey's with almonds, almonds, hershey.
Speaker 2:Hershey Starburst. Okay, hershey moves on Mount Rushmore. The final four. There we go. Reese's Peanut Butter.
Speaker 3:Fab, thank you so much.
Speaker 2:Versus Reese's Candy Corn.
Speaker 1:Reese's.
Speaker 3:Reese's. Reese's Time for Candy Corn. Reese's Deer to Road. Reese's.
Speaker 2:Snickers versus Hershey Chocolate Bar.
Speaker 3:Reese's.
Speaker 1:That's not one of the options. Snickers, snickers, snickers.
Speaker 2:Hershey Chocolate Bar. Hershey Chocolate Bar versus Snickers I'll go Snickers, I'll go Snickers.
Speaker 3:Thank you very much.
Speaker 2:And the final Reese's Peanut Butter Cup versus Snickers.
Speaker 3:Reese's to the finish, as long as it's the cup and not the boot If you're going to discriminate like that the chocolate to peanut butter ratio was off is it easter or halloween?
Speaker 1:it's easter. If it's easter, it's the reese's cup. Okay, yeah. So no, you're gonna go, I'm gonna go um. It's that or snickers?
Speaker 2:yeah, reese's peanut butter cup I'll go peanut butter cup. Yeah, except uh-oh, wait a minute oh we got something else A late entry. Unbelievable. Look who's coming down the aisle with a chair. It's the Watcher McCullough bar.
Speaker 1:Watcher McCullough is legit, Legit baby. I had one of those. You brought us those and how legit, are they?
Speaker 3:I don't know what it was. I still don't know what it was but it was good.
Speaker 1:What do you call it A Whatchamacallit? It was a.
Speaker 2:Whatchamacallit yeah, reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Speaker 3:Rick, it's Reese's. You know. What's so good, though, is when you go into the gas station and they have those big king-size packs of the Reese's cups in the with their soft drinks, and they're so cold, they're so good do you know the only problem I got with reese's?
Speaker 1:yeah, you got to throw the paper away no, that they they're getting away from what they do. I mean now they're doing it with like reese's pieces in it, or you can get it with a chip in it take five or whatever traditionalist, what is a take five or what is a zero or a score bar, what's my mother loves zero bars.
Speaker 3:What is that? What is it uh?
Speaker 1:it's nougat, so it's like a um, it's almost like a uh. It's not a three, it's almost like a three musketeers, but it has white chocolate on the outside over dark chocolate.
Speaker 3:What's a score bar? I have no idea. It's got, it's got toffee.
Speaker 2:I think that's coffee. I think coffee daddy what about a zagnut?
Speaker 3:back in the day, my mother loved a zagnut never had a stick to your teeth clark bar sticks your teeth.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's definitely got some kind of crunchy, peanutty, nutty thing, do you?
Speaker 1:remember. Uh, if you could eat one candy bar in the world right now, what would it be?
Speaker 2:in the world right now? What would it be? Anyone in the world? Okay, I'm going to go with a Ritter Sport German dark chocolate with whole hazelnuts, dude, I'm right there.
Speaker 3:I'm right there with an ice wine chocolate from Eastern.
Speaker 1:Canada, did you say ice wine?
Speaker 3:Ice wine, dark chocolate from Canada, I've never traveled to those places. The Eastern provinces of Canada.
Speaker 1:I'm typically against Germany.
Speaker 2:Well, you know, I've never traveled to those places, the eastern provinces of Canada.
Speaker 1:I'm typically against Germany. Well, you know, oh Huh, I'm just like a regular old Hershey bar, I like Hershey bars.
Speaker 3:I love almonds.
Speaker 1:I like those. I like those that make more than peanuts in them.
Speaker 3:I like those nuggets. You know the gold. The little bitty ones, the nuggets, yeah, those are good, I think those duck hunting with me.
Speaker 1:What about the? What was the ones that were the orange and the black ones? When we were in Lima, we picked some up.
Speaker 3:Oh, those things. Nobody knows the name of them, Right? What are those? You know what I'm talking about. The Halloween candy is just orange and black. It's just orange and black. It's like a paste in your mouth.
