NewsRadio1995

Matthew Brock:
I don't see what's wrong with the sandwich machine.

Beth:
What's wrong is that they only change the sandwiches every few months.

Catherine Duke:
Has anyone even had one of those dried-up, leathery things?

Bill McNeal:
What are we discussing?

Dave:
The sandwich machine by the stairway.

Bill McNeal:
Best sandwiches in the city. They're an acquired taste, but like wine and cheese, a good sandwich needs to be aged properly. In the olden days, a pheasant would be aged for weeks before it was suitable for consumption.

Lisa Miller:
In the olden days, people died of ptomaine poisoning and blamed it on ghosts.