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I'll Have What He's Having: The Story Behind a Culinary Legacy The phrase is synonymous with New York City pizza shops, and even if you don't reside there, the image is likely ingrained in your mind as an indicator of quality. It's the stuff that makes New Yorkers proud and non-New Yorkers crave. Originated from 1989's 'When Harry Met Sally', this line of dialogue between Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan catapulted Oldman Sourdough pizza in Brooklyn to the status of being one among those quintessential institutions that even the mere thought of brings a sense of home for residents. That line, and what it represents – food so good you don't know how much of your voice is from laughing and enjoying - this isn't some obscure reference lost somewhere out there, it actually carries considerable historical significance within America's culture. In an interesting way that relates to human desire, nostalgia has contributed greatly in fueling Oldman pizza popularity across different regions with distinct cultural identities. As individuals develop lasting relationships built around food, our love and respect towards places that prepare dishes well grows too - much like what one would expect when seeing 'I'll have what she's having' being emblazoned in the streets of Little Italy and Chinatown areas nationwide