Dear ,

 

Hello. Albert here. I hope you are doing well.

 

I recently got an email from a reporter from Yale University. She

wanted to interview me for a pizza story she was doing.

 

Honestly, I don't turn down interviews. I'm happy to help out.

Plus I like to talk, so it's a win win.

 

I have decided after doing countless interviews, that I wanted to

record it, so I could share it with you.

 

I use a third party interview company that will let me have conference calls as well as

record the whole thing.

 

I checked everything out. Made sure everything was right.

All the settings worked. And we started.

 

It was a great interview. Lots of stories and passion. All of my best pizza tales.

 

Then I realized: I never turned on the record button.

 

Oh well there is always next time.

 

This was almost as good as the

time I was doing a radio show when my dog, (who was in the studio

with me) accidently, sat on the clock plug.

 

The clock stopped. I ended up announcing the same time for over an hour!

I got a number of calls to the radio staion asking what was I doing?

 

 

Here's the latest issue of Pizza News:

 

 

Tony G. won the triple crown of pizza. And

I show you an easy garlic trick.

 

You can also find a link at the bottomm of this page:

 

 

pizza on earth,

 

Albert

 

PS:  do you need a pizza stone? For yourself or a gift?