Michael OrnelasHost
Miranda CokerGuest
Fatburger began when black entrepreneur Lovey Yancey launched Mr. Fatburger in South Los Angeles in 1947, reportedly building the tiny stand with scrap construction materials.

When she separated from her business partner in 1952, her boyfriend, she dropped the Mr. Yancey thought Fatburger was meant to be a burger piled with everything, a meal by itself.

She worked marathon shifts while customers such as Ray Charles and Red Fox helped turn it into an after hours L.A. institution.
I know.

Weiderhorn reorganized Fatburger beneath Fat Brands, whose 2017 IPO converted the company into a publicly traded restaurant conglomerate that also includes Johnny Rockets, Marbleslab Creamery, Fazoli's, Roundtable Pizza, among others.

two things one it's like missed opportunity to just be like we're changing it to fat basketball after Magic Johnson and everything like

basketball like there's something cooking there just like just putting basketball in there just because it's like

Fatburger began when black entrepreneur Lovey Yancey launched Mr. Fatburger in South Los Angeles in 1947, reportedly building the tiny stand with scrap construction materials.

When she separated from her business partner in 1952, her boyfriend, she dropped the Mr. Yancey thought Fatburger was meant to be a burger piled with everything, a meal by itself.

She worked marathon shifts while customers such as Ray Charles and Red Fox helped turn it into an after hours L.A. institution.
I know.

Weiderhorn reorganized Fatburger beneath Fat Brands, whose 2017 IPO converted the company into a publicly traded restaurant conglomerate that also includes Johnny Rockets, Marbleslab Creamery, Fazoli's, Roundtable Pizza, among others.

two things one it's like missed opportunity to just be like we're changing it to fat basketball after Magic Johnson and everything like

basketball like there's something cooking there just like just putting basketball in there just because it's like
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