Texas Roadhouse (Part One: Eat Deets) feat. Michael Moore
Episode description
Stay tuned to the end: new outro song!!
- Michael is joined by friend and powerhouse of a man, Michael Moore (no relation to the filmmaker/documentarian of the same name) to dine at Texas Roadhouse
- The restaurant started as a spot in a mall in Indiana, so it was neither a roadhouse nor Texan, but that didn't stop owner W. Kent Taylor from building an empire after giving up on opening a Colorado-themed restaurant
- Learn all about the history of the chain dubbed the "Loudest Restaurant in America" in this week's Eat Deets
- Harrison Augustine 💸 Arrylius XIV has had it with the mistreatment of corporations: they're people too, dammit!
- Hear Michael & Michael's first impressions of the place, from the wall of veterans to the lack of peanuts on the floor
- Michael Moore compiles a few very catfish-centric Yelp reviews about this Texas Roadhouse in the middle of nowhere, almost halfway between Los Angeles and Las Vegas
- More to come next week!
Music by: James McEnelly (@Ramshackle_Music)
Theme Song by: Kyle Schieffer (@JazzyJellyfish)
Segment Transitions Voiced by: Sandy Rose
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Next week on "Fine" Dining: Texas Roadhouse (Part Two: Review)! Michael Moore returns for the second part of the episode, we'll review the restaurant's dancing servers, the delicious rolls, and there's even a 3-part horror-themed audiodrama throughout Part Two! Ever work at Texas Roadhouse? Send your stories to finediningpodcast@gmail.com.
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