Corny can talk about grass and somehow make it interesting, he’s born to to talk

Chicken so dry you have to eat it in the rain lmao

You see they're McDonald's... We're McDowell's. They have the golden arches, we have the golden arcs

A bucket of KFC w/sides is more expensive than Outback steak house.

That McDowell's vs Judy's War Games match was legendary

Jim and the DSOTR guys should get together and make a "The Men Who Built Wrestling" or something like that show. Going all the way back to the carnival days, Jim Londos, Gorgeous George, etc. would be fascinating

I remember when a Big Mac Meal large with a coke was $3.19.😢😢

Why is this a better discussion than the wrestling? Lol

I'm jealous you still have a Fuddruckers. Mine closed down during the pandemic. Last year I drove past the building and it said they were doing a liquidation sale. I decided to go in to see what was actually being liquidated and I found out it was actually all the stuff in the restaurant including supplies, signage, furniture and memorabilia that had been on display there. I was kinda surprised since it had been a few years between the time they closed and the time they did this liquidation. I bought a bowling trophy just so I could say I owned something that had been there.

"You see they got the Big Mac, I got the Big Mick!"

Judy’s pulled a McDowells from Coming to America 🤣

THE CULT OF MEAT WITH EXTRA CHEESE!

I would love to go for a Burger with Corny

Maybe it’s the Michigander in me, but as far as pizza chains go, I will _always_ be an unabashed, unashamed Little Caesars loyalist.

A 25 minute video of Cornette talking fast food? Instant click

Does anyone remember Burger Chef? I think it became Hardee's.

I don’t think I’d survive without Panda Express & Cracker Barrel

I told Travis Heckel to start doing artwork for Jim Cornette -Dwayne Johnson

I love it when Corny has super specific Middletown memories. I think Judy's went out of business before I was in elementary school.

The Apple Turnover was the reason why I frequented Wendy’s

Hehe..... Corny talking about Jerry's.....memories of my years in Bluegrass. Notably, the Jerry's right off the Eastern Parkway exit on I-65 (Exit 131 or Exit 132). When my mom and I would go up to Louisville to visit her sister, that's the exit we'd take, and we'd often eat at that Jerry's. Just last Friday, I'd passed by there on my way home from Corpus Christi, and my heart sank when I saw the Jerry's had been converted to a Denny's. Memories...

This is magnificent. Now I want a burger.

Little Caesars looks good in a silk robe 👘🙌

"It was so dry, you had to eat it in the rain" 🤣

Judy's turned into Judy Judy Judy's after the lawsuit. 😆

I'm having breakfast at Wendy's right now!

There was a period where Subway had the most locations of any fast-food establishment in the world. It's easy to just throw a Subway inside of a convenience store or wherever because they don't need a lot of space to operate.

Jack’s in port Jeff in late 80’s all I can remember was mom loved the Tacos they sold.

Just an FYI Jim, Louisville has 2 Jack in the Box locations. One out Dixie and Valley Station before the Snyder, and one on Bardstown Rd where the Steak n Shake used to be

I love these videos that don’t talk just about wrestling

Jack In The Box used to give balloons to kids.

Love when Jim does non-wrestling topics like this.

Absolutely Love when JC and brian talks food!!!!🥘

Business Typhoons LOL

Cary Grant said in an interview that he never made the famous Judy! Judy! Judy! comment attributed to him. You can tell he amused as hell about it!😄

I wish I were a big business typhoon.

The Jack's specific to the South was started in Birmingham, AL in the early 1960s and remains a regional chain in the deep south. Despite coincidentally similar branding, there is no connection to Jack in the Box.

Corny Food Talk > Corny Modern Wrestling Talk Edit:... there were Pop Tarts... without frosting? What prehistoric time was this?

Dairy Queen looks good in a silk robe 👘🙌

Jack In The Box is primarily a California/West Coast chain. I'm pretty sure Brian's "Jack's" was a different chain. Now that you guys got me hungry I have a coupon for 2 Jumbo Jack's that I'm going to use today lol.

You guys should Google the story about why Domino's originally stopped using The Noid as a mascot...it's a wild story. It was I think at least a decade before he popped up in their ads again. I miss Geno's and Roy Rogers restaurants. From what I hear, Roy's is still around but mostly in Maryland? And I miss the old dine-in versions of Pizza Hut where you had the tabletop arcade machines in the waiting area. Fuddruckers, I haven't seen one of those since probably 1995! Wendy's to me was like the Rolls Royce of fast food while White Castle is the Ford Pinto.

More fast food and foodie podcasts please!

🎶 Have You Ever Put Butter on a Pop-Tart...It's SO Freakin' Good! If You Haven't Put Butter on a Pop-Tart, If You Haven't Then I Think You Should! 🎶

Gyro = "yee-ro".

I grew up in Lynbrook. Our White Castle is like the third most popular thing we're known for. Brian is correct in his sentiments towards it.

The inadequacy of Five Guys' french fries cannot be overstated. Good lord, what disgustingness. Vile.

Wasn’t expecting the Jerry’s shout out. My town still has one love the J-Boy!

Jim makes sense. It's proper name was "Judy's Home Style Hamburgers & Fixin's" . Judy's even had chili con carne, apple pies and the like Wendy's fries. I spent my early years in eastern Florida in the early 70s and in addition to McDonalds, there was Crystal's, SteaknShake and the ubiquitous KFC. McDonalds was often called 'Ronald McDonalds' to describe the restaurant not just the clown. When Col Sanders sold KFC to a younger man, Sanders revisited KFC and was disgusted by what the food had become. He said I dont know what that stuff is. When we moved to Maryland we didn't have no White Castle but we had Little Tavern which my mother wouldn't eat at because she said the employees would often spit in the food. Thanks for the memories guys!😃

I remember take out pizza was rare,expensive,and. A treat

30 Burgers is phenomenal…

I worked for the lady that had the first McDonalds franchise in Orange County, CA. It was stated in 1957 and it had a fake airplane in the middle of the restaurant. That place is still busy as hell because it's across the street from the Great Wolf Lodge. And Jack in the Crack has those ridiculous tacos that are an abomination, but are so fucking good.

The Wendy's/Judy's thing made me remember when I worked at the Papa John's commissary, here in Louisville. There was a smaller chain that opened, called Pizza Magia. And the guy that started Pizza Magia had worked with John Schnatter. Their pizza was just like Pappa John's, and the dough was the same exact recipe. Needless to say, there was a lawsuit and Pizza Magia disappeared. I had actually went to a grand opening of a nearby Pizza Magia and they gave out ink pens. I took my pen to work to use it, and a guy I worked with, got mad. Lol! He asked why I went to their grand opening, and I told him they had free pizza, and there was a wizard and a clown. Pappa John's didn't have a wizard or a clown.

I could listen to Corny talk almost anything

Here in Ohio we also had Burger Chef.

Guys don't forget these two names from back in the day still chugging along today: Hardees & Arby's. Then there was the on the road places like Stuckey's, remember them.

Oh! and about Druther's.... There is one store left, and it's in Campbellsville, KY, kinda in between the the Fire Station and the Library.

Brian 15 min wait? Jim was thinking you never placed an order at Daily Queen in Hayden, Kentucky

I was in the Navy stationed in Norfolk, Virginia the first time I had pizza from delivery.

Idk why but I see “Jim Cornette on Fast Food” and I think; Yeah, save for later…

Now I want Wendy's... 🤣

When I was a kid, I loved Burger Chef. I think they were sold to Hardee's in the early 80's. I really liked Burger Chef broiling the patty instead of frying it on a griddle. I ended up going over to Burger King after Burger Chef was sold. Anyone remember Zantigo? Taco Bell bought them out in the mid 80's and it took them forever to put my favorite Zantigo menu item, the Chilito (chili cheese burrito), on their menu.

The late Ken Hoffman talked about both fast food and pro wrestling.

Dairy Queens and Sandy's were the mode-o-day in Oklahoma and Texas. I, too, was 12 when I first ate at a McDonald's when one opened in Odessa in 1969.

This was the fastest 25 minutes ever and I'm not pleased with that. I could listen to them talk about fast food for an hour.

Business typhoons lol. Tycoons is the word Corny

Jim, there's still one remaining Druther's in Campbellsville and it is good

Nope nope nope. Whataburger rules ALL.

Just DoorDashed a Corny Burger from Wendy’s for lunch at work. 👍

I like those shows too Jim. Burger King, Taco Bell, and McDonald's were around when Jim was a kid. I can also understand Jim not eating at a McDonald's until he was a teenager. It took longer for some of those restaurant chains to get to smaller towns in the Southeast. We didn't get a Macdonald's until 1986 I think. I guess it was the same for Louisville, even though it's not necessarily a small town.

Baskin Robins of burgers? Cow burgers, buffalo burgers, turkey burgers, vegie burgers, if fish don't count what about gator burgers?

Idk why but I love conversations about fast food lol

I wanted a more thorough review of Dairy Queen 😂😂

Growing up we got Wendy’s often because my parents loved the salad/taco bar. I still remember the tables having the news paper motif going on. They’d usually get the salad bar, and get us kids a cheese burger with fries to split and a small frosty to dip the fries in. Then sometimes if they were feeling naughty they’d sneak us a taco. My parents are probably why Wendy’s stopped the salad bar nation wide.

Judy should get sued for gimmick infringement!

Damn, they're making me hungry!

I can listen to Jim talk about food all day.

I remember Judy’s when I was a kid, and it was better than Wendy’s!

JR does a great impression of you Jim!

22:51 The Trenton Burger aka The Jersey Breakfast. I'd go for that anytime.

"Order into the clown's mouth"😂

I remember Pizza Inn,we had one here in Louisville and me and my parents would dine in and the pizza was delicious.If you get a thin crust from Pizza Hut that was Pizza Inn

WTF?! This guy from Long Island? I was so shocked when I heard white castle in Lynbrook, Nathan's in oceanside. I hit up all those spots in high school too. Probably we went to Wendys the most. The one in baldwin with the f-ked up drive thru where you barely had room to squeeze your car in,. That Dollar menu was KILLER! $1 burgers, fries, frosty's mmm. I wonder if Brian also loved that Pizza Hut in Lynbrook? Back when they had the salad bar and fresh dough. You'd actually go and sit down and have some awesome pan pizzas.

I kept waiting for one of you to bring up Taco Bell, but it didn't happen. After all, they got popular enough to be the last "restaurant" standing in Stallone/Snipes' Demolition Man. Not to mention, their slogan was pretty cool too...the whole run for the border thing.

"Sir, this is a Judy's."

Now I want a burger..😂

I'll hear no White Castle slander, even though my stomach was on ten for the weekend after hammering down a sack of cheeseburgers. And yes, Domino's was kinda wack until the 2000's.

Judy's disappeared like Judy Winslow

For my money, if I'm going to eat fast food, I'm gonna have to choose Culver's. We don't have them up here in stupid old Canada, but I made a trip down the States a couple years ago and wish they'd come this way. Unbelievably awesome food.

Wendy's is fantastic. Now in my area in Illinois Culver's is another fast food place that's amazing. Butter burgers tunny yummy get in my tummy

Growing up in north jersey, I am very familiar with the Trenton burger. Corny's reaction had me dying 😂

This is the wholesome content I've been looking for.

What does Jim think about Arby's?

There's a Mexican restaurant in town that randomly has chicken alfredo on their menu, and it's actually insanely good. It's almost the only thing I eat there.

Find someone who loves you as much as Corny loves Judy's.

I remember Burger Queen here in Kentucky then it became Druther's which later became Dairy Queen plus there was a Burger Chef close to my house

WacArnolds??

the only place to eat out when I was a child was the red barn....i don't remember the food but the employees were a-holes

In San Antonio we had a place called Wokamole..It was a buffet that was half Chinese food and half Mexican food. Insane

Corny hit up In-n-out burger when it opens in Tennessee. The lines will be long 👀

My grandparents whom raised me took me to Wendy's every Friday. Wendys then happen to become my first job, my fave job, longest job. My common-law wife got into it cuz of me too. I love Wendy's