Papa Murphy's

No.

Uh, Chris chiming in, "Chicago styled stuffed crust from Papa Murphy's.

Hard to eat more than two slices." You know, here's my beef with them.

Sorry, it's like a Rome thing, your beef.

My beef with Papa Murphy's is the advantage to going to Papa Murphy's was getting the price discount because you were baking it yourself.

Where did that discount go? I can't find it.

It's hiding somewhere, 'cause last time I checked, like a thin crust large pizza from Papa Murphy's was the same as if I had somebody cook it for me and deliver it.

Uh, they're missing Clint Kubiak.

I've never heard it.

Number eight is Papa Murphy's.

I've heard of Papa Murphy's.

And number ten is Roundtable.

I haven't heard Roundtable.

And because of these massive external threats from C-stores and tech platforms, legacy brands are getting highly creative just to defend their turf.

We are seeing Papa Murphy's and Pinkberry opening three co-branded units.

We have Subway unveiling a massive new blueprint for growth in the EMEA region, Europe, Middle East, and Africa, while simultaneously launching a very cheeky marketing campaign here in the States, inviting fans to share their lunchtime horror stories.

And El Pollo Loco is pushing aggressively, expanding into the notoriously difficult New York market.

Yeah, and all of these moves, whether it is international blueprinting, aggressive market expansion, or co-branding, they're desperate necessary strategies to maximize revenue per square foot.

In an era where commercial real estate costs and construction costs are absolutely astronomical, average unit volume or AUV is the only metric that matters.

Let's break down the math on the Papa Murphy's and Pinkberry co-branding.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

And we get home and we're eating some reheated Papa Murphy's pizza.

[laughs] We're both just like, "Oh my gosh."

Hey, that, that's good pizza, man.

It's so good.

Papa Murphy's, whether it's-

Yeah

... fresh-

So [laughs] but a good question has come in.

What is it with Woody and dramas surrounded by pizza? Uh, and if the, uh, order of events are correct, you know, the whole Mama Celeste thing happened, and then he had his Papa Murphy's experience, which I still to this day think is hilarious.

Woody, you suck.

It's actually, the timeline is reversed.

I feel like that's pretty much A to B right there.

[laughs]

Uh, but you're right that if you're not, you know, familiar, Woody had a run-in at Papa Murphy's.

[laughs]

I'm just wondering.

We have Papa Murphy's, which is insane.

I love Papa Murphy's.

Found that out yesterday.

My, my bro-

Hell yeah.

Not even from Compost, but, like, the person at the stand outside.

I'm like, "Fuck yeah." They're delicious, and I had Papa Murphy's, and I did...

"Dolls can't move by themselves," she tells herself, but every night when Amy goes to check on the dollhouse, it's filled with an eerie light, and the dolls have moved again.

Are the dolls trying to tell her something? Could this all be connected to the murders of her great-grandparents? I completely forgot about this book until I came up with this question, and my Halloween tradition is, like, I get the pumpkin pizza from Papa Murphy's, and I sit on my balcony, and I lower my candy basket over my balcony to trick or treaters, and I read a scary book.

I'm reading it this year.

That's gonna be my Halloween book.

What?

I might get a Papa Murphy's pizza.

Yes.

Okay? I'll get some candy corn.

Yes.

I'll make the Papa Murphy's pizza.

Yes.

I'll get the candy corn.