that's my problem with that story. that's the best. that's all i'm saying. >> they only come out once a year. i sort of understand that. i'm not siding with her but i do get the once a year sort of thing. talking about where you can get not thin mints but the fast food capital of the country, what would you guess? >> i was surprised. i thought it would be like -- what do we say? i thought it would be miami or -- >> right. >> or even new york maybe. >> fairly close. we're talking about orlando. orlando is the fast food capital of the united states. there's about 500 restaurants there. we're talking about mcdonald's, burger kings, kfcs, all sorts of fast food outlets and that means that there's about 196 of these outlets for every 100,000 people. subway also is the most ubiquitous one there. they're all over the place there, subways. >> that is crazy. and richmond was on the list too, as well. since we're doing rankings today, which state in the country do you think has the most italian-americans? >> this will catch you by surprise. don't think snooki. >> do not -- that's what i thought to or jersey or new york. no, sir, connecticut, where you live, has the most italians.