A Chinese Restaurant, a Car and Pink Cookies | Philadelphia

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0:00A: The short story on the pink cookies in a plastic bag is at the time I was still in -- I was still in Brooklyn then. I moved since then, but there was this Chinese -- it’s still there -- this Chinese restaurant on Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn. Myrtle and Washington. It’s called -- it’s called Kum Kau.
0:24B: Kum Kau.
0:25A: K-U-M-K-A-U. Everybody in Brooklyn love Kung Pao Chinese restaurant. People be coming from Manhattan, far side of Brooklyn, East New York, just to get their food. Anyway, I got me some Chinese food and I jumped into my car. And, uh, The Source magazine used to have this dude that worked there called Matty C.