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Good morning, Johnny!
Good morning. - Good morning!
What does the winning team get?
I'm sorry, but we had to pick a winning team...
and a losing team. - Loser team.
We have the winning team, and we have the losing team.
Awesome.
And also, the winning team,
you'll be going to one of the famous...
and one of the top 50 barbecue places...
in America. - Really?
That's incredible. - Take us too.
I feel so bad that only we get to go.
Top 50 barbecue places.
They have been a Tuscaloosa favorite for 50 years.
It's real good barbecue.
How about them? They don't get to go?
They don't get to go? - Johnny?
Please. - Please!
Please. - Please!
Their team got my vote.
He's on our side.
So,
everybody will go.
Hooray!
Thank you!
Thank you, thank you.
Let's go.
The weather is so good. - So good.
The sun makes me so happy.
Do you know anything about where we're going?
It's called Archibald Barbecue.
Archibald? - Archibald?
It opened in 1962.
So it's been... - It's a very old restaurant.
almost 60 years.
And we like going to the main restaurant, right?
They have other restaurants, but we're going to the main one.
It's the original. - The original spot.
It's the original restaurant.
I'm already hungry.
It smells amazing.
Look at that pit. - Yes, they have a pit.
That looks absolutely delicious.
For sure.
It's very traditional. - The meat is this big!
Wow.
You understand why I like southern America, right?
What's the best menu here?
The ribs. - Ribs?
We have to have those.
That was a great question.
We know now. - We can have it now.
I'm so excited.
We'll get a slab and a whole chicken.
How's that for six? - That's good.
Enjoy! - Thank you for the meal.
Thank you. - Enjoy.
It's delicious.
It's finger-licking good. - Absolutely.
I'm getting it all over me. - What's this? It's so juicy.
Oh my goodness.
You really have to use your fingers to truly enjoy it.
The texture on the outside...
is like beef jerky. - Yes, like beef jerky.
That's right.
Chewy on the outside, yet so moist on the inside.
It's very tender on the inside.
To what could you compare this tenderness to?
The tenderness is like jelly.
Jelly? That's a good comparison.
The meat was so tender, it just came right off the bones.
It was chewy on the outside, then tender on the inside.
I couldn't believe it.
That is amazing!
This is how a lot of Americans eat.
Stack the meat and coleslaw on a piece of toast...
Like a sandwich. - Really?
then put some sauce on top. - Really? I'll try it too.
This is how Johnny recommended that we eat it.
Also, you can take the meat out and put it in a bun.
Is that the way to go?
It tastes incredible.
I could have so many of these.
The bread becomes moist with the sauce.
That's right. - It's amazing.
Where are we going now?
We're meeting him at the school. - That's right.
Can you play basketball with me?
Yes.
After eating, we'll go to my high school,
where it all started.
We will meet you guys over there.
Look at the weather.
This is his high school. - Yes, this is his high school.
My goodness. - This is his high school.
High school. - High school.
How is a high school this nice?
Central High School. - My goodness.
It looks free-spirited and comfortable.
Gosh, what are these trophies?
I guess the basketball team is famous.
Basketball.
Johnny's trophy might be here. - Trophies you get in high school...
are displayed as such.
These ones are recent.
I am excited to see Johnny play.
I know. I am so expectant. - I am so expectant.
This must be the gym.
Shall we go inside?
There are kids.
It's really nice.
Hey.
Hello, friends. - Hey.
Hey, Johnny. - Hello.
The barbecue was good. - The barbecue was so good.
It was good. - It was really delicious.
It was really delicious. - It was really delicious?
Yes.
It was nice. - Yes.
So welcome to my high school. - Please, come here.
Tell me something about your high school years.
I was an average student...
in my school. - How about girlfriends?
Several.
Since you were good at basketball,
you must've been popular. - You must've been popular.
Yes.
I bet he had many friends, too.
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