LEGEND Make Us Laugh
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Dieter the Brock
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You guys turned me on to Rex Chapman’s twitter hahahhaba
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1217982722406322176
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1217982722406322176
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now I am by far not an avid fisherman, but I have thrown a line in a few lakes in my time. But I have never, ever, ever seen a scene like this on any lake shore
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... still not at my post.
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Absolutely. People would ask for A1 before even tasting one of my steaks. I would tell them they should have ordered a burger. Some got quite testy about it but I wasn't about to offer that crap.
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It's from England. Now about that 1862-
"One odd piece of information found on the bottle of A-1 itself is the wording “established in 1862”. This date doesn’t come up at all in our description above so where would it fit into this history? The company that owned the sauce when it was first distributed in the US was called Hublein & Brothers. This company was established in 1862 and it would make sense that they would have placed the established date of their business on their product and that the date would mistakenly be carried forward and misinterpreted as the established date of the sauce."