Bobby Lee reveals that Professor Pizza wants to collaborate on a Bad Friends frozen pizza featuring bulgogi meat and kimchi. Andrew pitches a half-deep-dish, half-thin-crust 'monster mashup' and they figure out the cooking logistics on air. The concept is surprisingly serious.
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Inspired by the board game conversation, Andrew digs up an invention he conceived in high school economics class: a quarter-pipe ramp on each side of a tennis net that would bounce misfired balls back toward the player. He argues it would only be used in amateur practice, never in real play. Bobby says flatly that it doesn't work and he doesn't like it. Andrew's wife had a similar invention idea earlier that day — an umbrella integrated into a sling backpack — which Bobby considers more viable. The conversation pivots to a more promising commercial idea: Bobby reveals that Professor Pizza, a Chicago outfit, has approached the Bad Friends about co-creating a frozen pizza featuring Korean toppings like bulgogi meat and kimchi. Andrew suggests selling it through Goldbelly and pitches a half-deep-dish, half-tavern-style-thin-crust 'monster mashup' hybrid. They even figure out the two-stage cooking solution to prevent the thin side from burning. [1] — Bobby Lee "Bobby Lee reveals that Professor Pizza wants to collaborate on a Bad Friends frozen pizza featuring bulgogi meat and kimchi. Andrew pitches…" 35:15
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