Burgerville
Established in 1961, Burgerville is an innovative and industry-leading restaurant company with 40 locations throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington. Nearly 1,400 employees strong, Burgerville provides guests fresh, great-tasting food all day every day from breakfast to late-night snacks based in its mission “serve with love.” At Burgerville, the commitment to fresh, local and sustainable values is about helping people and communities thrive. For more information, visit burgerville.com.www.burgerville.com
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Burgerville".
Sep 16, 2026
Tom BowersHOST
I thought I liked how things are coming about.
Tom BowersHOST
It's already a roll and write, which as a genre tends to veer into nothing Burgerville.
Tom BowersHOST
And I think that this game is like more nothing burger than the average rolling right game today sad as it is to say because I think this one there's still some strengths to this one I think that it plays well in almost any group I like that you can play with a theoretical unlimited number of people at the same time that can also again be said for most other rolling rights so I don't know I don't know there I think this one's just him I don't you tell me do you feel like this one's kind of been outclassed I think that's the gist of what I'm getting at I
Kenny KatayamaHOST
I don't think so.
Rider StrongHOST
All right, you didn't answer what your favorite, your, your, your chain is.
Nicky KraftGUEST
I, I am a Pacific Northwest guy, so Burgerville looms large in my life.
Danielle FishelHOST
Ooh.
Rider StrongHOST
I don't know Burgerville.
Nicky KraftGUEST
The regional chains, 'cause we've worked with a lot of them.
Nicky KraftGUEST
People love KFC, they love McDonald's.
Tyler StatonHOST
You know, spiritual health is a whole lot like physical health in a number of ways.
Tyler StatonHOST
Like if I go to the gym every once in a while or pop a multivitamin every now and then when I have time or eat a healthy diet one day a week and then starve myself or hit the drive-thru at Burgerville the other six days of the week, then it's not going to do a whole lot for me, right? But if on the other hand, I make small consistent changes, like I go to the gym for 20 minutes four days a week, or I start taking a multivitamin every morning, or I eat a healthy diet six days a week and I go to Burgerville only on Saturdays, then I'll see a big difference over time.
Tyler StatonHOST
So why don't we do it? What keeps us from spiritual training? Well, because to be completely honest, consistent training is the boring part of following Jesus.
Tyler StatonHOST
This is the entire reason that we created montages and films, to borrow an illustration from Tish Harrison-Warren.
Alex PearlmanHOST
go back to this psyop.
Mrs. PearlmaniaHOST
So they ruined the dinners at Taco Time, Burgerville, and Skipper's.
Alex PearlmanHOST
Wait, hold on.
Alex PearlmanHOST
What? They spread salmonella.
Alex PearlmanHOST
No one gets in the way of taco time.
Alex PearlmanHOST
It's taco time.
Alex PearlmanHOST
The fuck is wrong with you? Burgerville.
Alex PearlmanHOST
Burgerville? You might as well have attacked Main Street USA.
Gina RauGUEST
They wanted them to stay in Oregon.
Gina RauGUEST
They wanted to go to the local Burgerville instead of the global chain out of Chicago, Illinois.
Gina RauGUEST
And so this was deeply rooted opinions and beliefs.
Gina RauGUEST
And, you know, we had a suspicion that surely some of the dollars that you spend stay locally.
Melody OrtizHOST
Similar to T.I.'s song, the parody deals with a man wanting to give his girlfriend whatever she wants.
Melody OrtizHOST
The only big difference, that Weird Al [laughs] focuses on inexpensive things like clipping coupons, buying a bagel, and going out to dinner at Burgerville.
Melody OrtizHOST
It also marked the first Al released a parody with the original song was still number one on the charts, so that's a lot of big nuances here for Weird Al doing this parody.
Melody OrtizHOST
And then I love this story.
Tory CampbellGUEST
Uh, I would say our biggest accomplishment, and then I'll get to our biggest struggle.
Tory CampbellGUEST
Biggest ac- accomplishment, uh, was probably this last summer, where Burgerville, which is a local, um, barbec- uh, burger chain here in the Pacific Northwest, um, called us up and says, "Hey." The chef, Chef Becky, she loves our barbecue sauce, our smoky brown sugar, and she says, "We'd love to pair your barbecue sauce with, um, our Walla Walla onion rings, which is what we have annually, uh, during the month of August." And so they had a, we had a Walla Walla [laughs] barbecue cheeseburger, um, and they featured our barbecue sauce, and that was huge for us.
Jeff TracyHOST
Wow.
Tory CampbellGUEST
I think we've done a lot of good things over the years, but I think any time you are, can partner with a great partner like Burgerville, as you know, like that validation-
Jeff TracyHOST
Yeah.
Jeff TracyHOST
Oh, yeah
11 MINS LATER
Tory CampbellGUEST
So that's like 54 schools.
Tory CampbellGUEST
That's a great, a great account, and I think it's- ... those kinds of relationships we wanna continue to build.