15 Things You Didn't Know About Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy

2. ‘We Spit In Your Food’

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Anchorman is a film oozing with class and culture, whether it be the sharp-dressed news anchors that love a good scotch or the historical meaning behind the name San Diego, which of course is German for a whale’s vagina, there’s something that everyone can learn from the movie.

Also, for those familiar with other languages, there’s a little treat on the sign outside the Mexican restaurant, which Veronica Corningstone visits with some of her female co-workers.

Following her fight with Ron Burgundy on set, Veronica and the girls go on a night out and it’s here that she learns that Ron will read anything that is typed out on the teleprompter.

However, a quick shot outside the restaurant reveals a sign that reads ‘Escupimos en su Alimento’, which when translated into English means ‘We spit in your food’. Nice

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