Fighting Over The Brisket Recipe | Young Sheldon | HBO Max

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Meemaw tricks Sheldon’s dad, George, into going to New Orleans to pick up coffee for her secret brisket recipe. After a tiresome day, George realizes that he was lied to and decides to confront Meemaw in front of the family.

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