Posted on 07/26/2019 4:55:54 PM PDT by simpson96
Frustrated patrons are annoyed that they can only get cheeseburgers, chips and Pepsi at The Olympia Restaurant. A featured patron (Robert Klein) really wants eggs and argues with the staff including Pete (John Belushi).
The Olympia Restaurant: Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger!
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Never understood why this skit was supposed to be funny but different strokes for different folks.
The Bill Murray as the lounge singer act doing Star Wars was a hoot! https://youtu.be/ljiVRV5B5i8 (Star Wars bit starts at 5:50)
LOL. Never saw that skit before.
Apparently it was a real place in NYC.
Couldn’t do this skit today with those accents.
It was based on The Billy Goat in Chicago.
One of my faves!
Ah...when Cocaine made everything funny!
Ah, OK. Thanks!
Every town had a greek joint once upon a time. That's how George Stephanopoulos met Bill Clinton, serving him "cheeburgers" in the family restaurant.
Every town had a greek joint once upon a time. That's how George Stephanopoulos met Bill Clinton, serving him "cheeburgers" in the family's Arkansas restaurant.
Every town had a greek joint once upon a time. That's how George Stephanopoulos met Bill Clinton, serving him "cheeburgers" in the family's Arkansas restaurant.
Yep. A friend of mine’s relatives own The Billy Goat.
That’s funny considering George grew up in the church due to his father being a priest.
TOO FUNNY...After all these years, “No fries...cheeps” still cracks me up...
Fun way to order at Micky D’s too...cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger.
Stupid but somehow funny.
Wish I could find the beans restaurant skit.
“Beans, beans, they’re good for the heart, good for the heart!”
There is a fantastic Greek restaurant in West Columbia.
The place serves fantastic fried flounder too.
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