The Dilberito (Episode 110)
from Relative Disasters Hosted by Greg & Ella
In 1999, Scott Adams used his beloved-at-the-time character Dilbert to market... a line of microwaveable burritos. Join us as we take a look at bizarre marketing, the recommended daily allowance of vitamins and minerals, and cooking with gelatin, plus an insight into weird foods that Ella and Greg enjoy.
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