Isn't that the truth h a k o n and more so as we get older. Well you just proved to me that you're part of my generation, almost nobody remembers the old style Mickey D's fried apple pies but that's the way they were made, thrown in a vat of boiling oil. This place drains it so they're not greasy and sloppy as they come out as a matter of fact there are no grease spots on the inside of the cardboard container so they're doing a good job with it and making it as healthy as possible for the buyer. There's nothing that these fried apple pies need, they're perfect just the way they are but I would add that if they made a cherry the same way, that would be good too. It would be great if they'd experiment with some other fruits because the recipe is perfect old school style.

You know what they make the bulk of their money on? Not just this place but all of them. It's the French fries, the potatoes cost them about 10 cents per serving, they fry them up and sprinkle a little salt on them and a medium sized McDonald's french fries are now almost $3. Well I found that you don't really gain weight at any of these places if you entirely eliminate potato from your visits. No fries at all, the other thing is onion rings which are highly addictive if they're made fresh but I'm avoiding those too. The only vice album allowing myself are these pies.

@@StupidTVclips Where are you now?

The really good bits never grow old.

Rodney Dangerfield got no respect until the day he died, Norm MacDonald did weird dad jokes with insane punchlines, Groucho Marx wanted you to believe him not your lying eyes and he would bet your life on that, Richard Pryor was always scared, and Bill Cosby....errr.... yeah...we're not going to go there. Great bits are great bits, and most comedians use them until the end of the line.

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