After the intro, everyone's got their food but poor, starving Robin. Hers will be right out. They love the burgers and seem to be taunting Robin with their enjoyment -- everyone but Marshall, that is. "When you've had the best burger in New York City, every other burger tastes like my grandpa's feet. But you guys eat up. Enjoy...my grandpa's feet." Sushi's sounding better and better. Robin is not familiar with the burger story, so Marshall fills her in. Eight years ago, he and Ted had just moved to the city, and he was afraid to leave the apartment. Ted finally forced him out, and to his wonder and surprise, he loved New York and didn't find it scary at all. Just as he started to get hungry, he found the tiniest burger joint, tucked between a taxidermist and a triple X bookstore. At that, Barney does his best Carnac the Magnificent, holds his napkin to his head like a hermetically sealed envelope and says, "Named two places where things get stuffed." Marshall continues his story, but Barney upstages him by ripping the edge off the napkin and blowing into it, just like Carson used to do with the envelope. In a sub-par episode like this one, it would probably serve them well not to remind us of someone as funny as Carson.