Ed Davis and Gerald Henderson Review The Screen Door

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  1. EL PRESIDENTE

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    I can't wait for the sequel, Ed and Gerald review Behind the Green Door.
     
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    I really enjoy these clips...shout out to Casey for setting it up
     
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    I like to call that gentrifried chicken.
     
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    What makes the distinction? Is the food different? Or only white people to eat it?

    I would never order pie in a restaurant.
     
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    EL PRESIDENTE Username Retired in Honor of Lanny.

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    Do you see yuppie white people at KFC?
     
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    You should do a review.

    @SlyPokerDog s review on what's behind the glory hole.

    Hint - it's Mrs. Hcp
     
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    Serious answer, it's the food. The cuts of meat are different. The pairings of sides are different.
     
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    Usually everything is cleaner and less greasy. Basically "curated" for more average palates of your average cracka.

    I mean Ed grew up in DC and played in Memphis for a year or two, he probably has tasted some of the best southern food around.
     
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    no...but that would require my being at a KFC to begin with.
     
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    KFC was always what we picked up when we went to picnic on the coast. good times.
     
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    It's all about that popeyes life bruh
     
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    My mom loved the stuff when she was around, I never did...There's way better fried chicken at the Asian restaurant I go to
     
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    We are the true north here so there's only true northern food in Oregon
     
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    Ain't no Popeyes in Tilamook, son.

    I actually ate Popeyes with the founder of the company, Al Copeland a LONG time ago. Really cool guy but he passed away from cancer.
     
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    I CAN READ PEOPLE'S THOUGHTS.
     
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