>> tandy: dino's? >> anthony: yeah. >> tandy: it's a burger joint that's been here for a long time.n here. a lot of nashville history is in here. it's a fun place where you see a lot of new east nashville life. >> cook: order up. >> sean: i can't tell you how many burgers i had here that i don't remember. there's a picture of 'em on my phone, "oh i had a burger at dino's!" >> anthony: what is this? >> sean: they call these hot fries, so it's like the flavor of hot chicken, but with fries and velveeta. i think it's velveeta. >> anthony: it's like country poutine. >> sean: exactly, man, this is like redneck poutine. >> pat: mm, that's good. >> sean: tony, what's cool about like these dive bars here, is there's so many studio musicians here. if you're not a badass musician in this town, you're not gonna make it, so everywhere you go, you're hearing the most incredible players you've ever seen anywhere in the world. >> anthony: what music rules here still? is country music still? >> pat: well, they've effed up country music so bad on music row, it's not even funny. >> sean: it's not cou

-tandy! tell me you did not just spray glass shards all over the ground.fing, and you are doing the reverse! you're... foorpybab-ing! i am not, carol, and i take offense at that! okay, if anything, i'm doing the reverse of foorpybab-ing ... i'm, uh... babbyproffing. don't worry, i'll do it myself. look, but you... there's nothing left to do. we have to be ready for everything! we don't know what's gonna happen in the future. so some things we're just gonna have to take as they come. but i'm sure that in the moment we'll come up with a solution. we always do. -do we? -here, i'll show you. oh, quick, there's a tsunami! what do we do? easy, get to higher ground. oh, good god, a hurricane! sandbag moat. oh, no, a hail storm the size of doughnut holes! cotton-lined football helmet. -tandy... -carol, my point is we can handle anything that comes our way. that is not true, and you know it. okay, flash floods. paper towel truck. sinkhole, pogo stick. alien abduction, heavy shoes. those aren't the things about which i'm worried! then what the hell are you worried a

-tandy! tell me you did not just spray glass shards all over the ground.d you are doing the reverse! you're... foorpybab-ing! okay, if anything, i'm doing the reverse of foorpybab-ing ... i'm, uh... babbyproffing. don't worry, i'll do it myself. look, but you... there's nothing left to do. we have to be ready for everything! we don't know what's gonna happen in the future. so some things we're just gonna have to take as they come. but i'm sure that in the moment we'll come up with a solution. we always do. -do we? -here, i'll show you. oh, quick, there's a tsunami! what do we do? easy, get to higher ground. oh, good god, a hurricane! sandbag moat. oh, no, a hail storm the size of doughnut holes! cotton-lined football helmet. -tandy... -carol, my point is we can handle anything that comes our way. that is not true, and you know it. okay, flash floods. paper towel truck. sinkhole, pogo stick. alien abduction, heavy shoes. those aren't the things about which i'm worried! then what the hell are you worried about? the virus, tandy! what are we gonna do if our b

. >> companies that were starting to build personal computers, companies like atari, tandy, commodoren to see them as a public market. it was seeping into the public consciousness. >> personal computers have been the business of at least 25 companies, with radio shack and commodore grabbing three quarters of the market. this personal computer costs about $1400 and fits nicely on a desk corner. duplicating its performance five years ago would have cost $75,000 and required a unit the size of a large refrigerator. >>> when the average american thought computer they thought ibm. >> it made these mainframe computers that ran pretty much everything. >> ibm was one of the most powerful corporations in america. and in technology, it was "the" most powerful company that had ever existed in technology. >> because of this activity in personal computers it started to make ibm look like they were behind the eight ball. >> they look at the apple ii and say, huh, we could build one of those. we built computers that put men on the moon. we'll get that business, squad car these guys no problem. >> ib

me rina con Él que muchacho tandy vino, miren de que manera me enseÑo a ser una sÚper heroÍna. >>> laica con la lÁgrima en sus ojos. >>> yo tambiÉn estaba casi que lloraba y mi hijo ni hablar porque esto se lo firmÓ a mi bebÉ y me decÍa quiÉn es, asÍ que en esta ciudad no van a ser sola los niÑos los adultos tambiÉn vamos estar esperando esta pelÍcula que que estÁ de verdad para no perdersela. >>> no lo vamos a perder. >>> vero pero te vi Él enseÑan dote y mira estabas en otra cosa. >>> danos buenas noticias. >>> quÉ muchacho tan guapo. >>> es cierto, guapo, profesional, y estÁ completito la verdad que sÍ. >>> gracias por la historia y estaremos pendientes al estreno. >>> un abrazo para ti lindo dÍa. >>> vamos a la pausa. >>> enseguida. esto es interÉs para todos los padres quÉ hacer cuando nuestros hijos despiertan a la sexualidad bueno estÉn atentoss el tema lo discutiremos aquÍ con los expertos. >>> y en exclusiva la psÍquica alex reyes tiene predicciones, que se preparen shakira, jlo y muchos solo aquÍ en nuevo nuevo. >>> volv las ofertas de fin de semana están en target. saben lo