“Chicken pot pie—my three favorite things” is a jocular line that has been printed on many images Chilean American stand-up comedian Pablo Francisco used the joke in his act by at least 2007.
“Any pie made with cannabis butter is technically a pot pie” and “How much weed am I supposed to put in this chicken pot pie?” are other “pot pie” jokes. “Lobster tail & beer. My three favorite things” is a similar joke.
Wikipedia: Pablo Francisco
Pablo Ridson Francisco (born January 5, 1974) is a Chilean American stand-up comedian. He started his career doing improv in Tempe, Arizona.
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Pablo Francisco - Ecstacy at Techno Club
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Uploaded on Jan 10, 2007
Pablo does a little too much E one night…
7:48
“Chicken pot pie. Those are my three favorite things.”
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Loowa
@Loowa
’‘Chicken Pot Pie…my three favorite things’’ HAHAHA
11:44 PM - 17 Jan 2008
Urban Dictionary
chicken pot pie
everyone’s three favorite things!
chicken pot pie are my three favorite things, dude
#chicken #pot #pie #marijuana #drugs
by d00000d February 13, 2008
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Chicken pot pie.
Jerry Darnall
Uploaded on Dec 19, 2009
My three favorite things.
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corey james
@Chefboyarcee
Quote of the day ...“Chicken . Pot. Pie my three favorite things!” Pablo Francisco . Ha ha
5:12 PM - 29 Nov 2010
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chicken pot pie my 3 favorite things
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Published on Nov 29, 2015
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Mmmm… Chicken Pot Pie
submitted September 2, 2016 by Unkemptshow
My 3 favorite things!
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