Chansky’s Notebook: The ‘Worthy Burger’ Days

Posted Jun 30, 2022
When we opened Four Corners on Franklin Street in 1979, there was no NIL. Dean Smith was a partner, Phil Ford wasn’t paid for his giant photo holding up 4 fingers? The two most popular items on the menu were the “Worthy Burger,” and the “Fabulous Phil” roast beef sammy. Jordan’s “Tongue That Wagged” didn’t last long because the meat cost so much. (Chapelboro.com)

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