Local families who’ve traveled north on I-45 to take in the joys of Great Wolf Lodge near Dallas are now in luck. Corchiani also provides some insight into other Houston neighborhoods that Fat Boy's is eyeing as it expands into the Houston market.
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Listen to the full episode to learn more about the restaurant's signature "2ft challenge" that rewards people with a gift card if they can finish a massive slice of pizza in under seven minutes. We make sure you get touched at least once out there to see if you need anything. We greet guests when they come in the door," he says. Sandler asks Corchiani about the other things the restaurant does to encourage diners to stick around. Each restaurant has an arcade to entertain children of all ages, and locations feature both expansive patios for outdoor dining and a full range of wine, beer, and cocktails. Selling such massive pizzas also allows the restaurant to tout itself as serving the "world's biggest pizza slice."Īt a time when many pizzerias have shifted their focus towards to-go diners, Fat Boy's remains a dine-in experience. After encountering 30-inch pies at a pizzeria in Miami, he worked with a chef to develop the version that has become Fat Boy's signature. The conversation begins with Corchiani discussing his decision to open Fat Boy's after a successful career in the world of coin-operated gaming. “You tell ‘em I’m coming … and hell’s coming with me, you hear? HELL’S COMING WITH ME!” (Wyatt Earp) When on your death bed and asked how you are: “It appears my hypocrisy knows no bounds.” (Doc Holliday) When accused of hypocrisy (by yourself or another): “Your friends might get me in a rush, but not before I make your head into a canoe, you understand me? (Wyatt Earp) When holding a villain at gunpoint and getting surrounded by his armed posse: If that means I’m not ‘lady-like’, then I guess I’m just not a lady! At least I’m honest.” (Josephine)
Then again, you may be the antichrist.” (Doc Holliday)įor the man trying to push his feminine stereotypes on you, a woman: “Forgive me if I don’t shake hands.” (Doc Holliday)įor the woman you’ve lived with but is sucking you dry of money: When your enemy extends a reconciliatory handshake: “I’m your huckleberry…” (Just be sure you're a faster draw than your friend Doc Holliday) When a cowboy with a quick draw challenges your friend to a duel: “Skin that smoke wagon and we’ll see what happens.” (Wyatt Earp)
When challenged by a spineless urchin hovering over your faro table:
“In vino veritas” ( ‘In wine is truth,’ Doc Holliday) Earp is played by Kurt Russell and Doc Holliday by Val Kilmer - what more can you ask for? These two (and the occasional odd ball character) provide responses for the everyday scenes in our Western (or not so Western) lives. Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday are the kings of one-liners in my favorite Western, Tombstone. “You gonna do something or just stand there and bleed?” (Wyatt Earp)
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