Okay I may have gotten some of you under semi-false pretenses. Because while technically there may be cakes and potato chips in the photos you can’t see either of them.
The building in the background is the location of Charm City Cakes (you know The Ace of Cakes..Duff…and all that) and they guy in the foreground is the UTZ potato chip delivery guy dropping off the mother-load-of-chips (trust me I have watched him delivery before..what you say there is about 1/5 of the chips he is actually delivering) to The Dizz a wonderful little local bar and restaurant that never fails to serve up great bar grub at awesome prices (and the owner is a sweet lady who is always on hand to cook and chat with her customers).
So while you don’t SEE any actual cakes or chips you know there has got to be lots of cakes behind that wall over there and inside those chip tins are lots of chips. So it was only semi-false pretenses. I will appease you with a second bonus photo of The Dizz.
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Utz is a strong brand with a quality product!
It’s also a bit of a mystery to me personally, as the yiddish definitions for “utz” that I can come up with don’t seem to fit with Herb Stempel’s plaint in Quiz Story: “They have to utz me with a question any child knows!”
Yum Utz! Utz crab chips ( http://www.taquitos.net/chips/Utz_Crab_Chip ) are the bomb.
To utz can be to to goad or needle right?
Oi vai iz mir I so wish I really spoke yiddish. How much fun would that be?
Yes, it seems like “goad or needle” is what it is. But in the movie, that sense doesn’t really fit the situation he’s describing. Based on what he says it seems like he means it as “to be kicked out or deprived of unfairly.”
And we need a word for that!