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Local Eats: Wagyu double smash burger a popular special at Flint’s Soggy Bottom Bar
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And the taste has inspired a specialty menu item at the popular Flint bar.
While cooking dinner for himself at home, Dyer tried his hand at a Wagyu steak. That’s when the idea struck.
“I knew right then I wanted to make a burger with Wagyu meat, specifically a smash burger,” Dyer said. “And people really seem to be enjoying it, which is so awesome to see.”
The 2011 Carman-Ainsworth High School graduate has worked as a cook at Soggy Bottom for the last five years. He was thankful to have the opportunity to try the idea, which has since become a popular weekly special for the last two months.
thank you, kyle dyer. let s go back to jim cavanaugh. let s take a moment approaching the half-hour mark here in couple of minutes. what we have here is an active shooter situation at a shopping center parking lot in colorado springs, colorado. pardon me. it s about an hour outside of denver. a while back, an hour or two ago, there was a report of at least one active shooter inside the shopping center. it is a shopping center like you have seen a million times. there s a u.p.s. store, a bank and a planned parenthood there. there was a call from planned parenthood for the fire department to show up but there s no indication so far they were a target of any kind. we don t know of any specific target as of yet. we earlier heard reports that there might be more than one and now conflicting reports of a gunman contained.
hikes and to take pictures if they re visiting colorado springs. really beautiful. and it is a big tourist spot in the colorado springs area. okay. that s interesting. let s go back to jim cavanaugh. kyle, thank you very much. let s go back to jim cavanaugh and heard from local government that tweeted active shooter situation is still very much in progress. i have to ask you, from a law enforcement standpoint, the advent of live television news and live pictures, how does that affect a police response? we re always conscious in the police of whether or not the adversary, the bad guy, can see your movements on tv. usually that s in a fixed spot. of course, with cell phones and smartphones, they could on the run maybe get some information. but it s not as much of an issue if someone is actively moving and trying to find them. only really comes into play when they re static and hold up in a
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