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Each location has its own distinctive characteristics, incorporating elements of the neighborhood, with artist commissions for murals, mosaics, and sculptures to feature in an individual pizzeria. As well, each location has a unique menu item that pays homage to its community; for example, the Hogwallop pie in the Park Slope, Brooklyn location was named after a character in the film O Brother, Where Art Thou?, played by Park Slope resident John Turturro.[1] The pizza is inspired by New Haven-style pizza, with cornmeal embedded in its crust.[1] HistoryIn 1987, Phil Hartman opened the first location along with his ex-wife Doris Kornish and real estate developer John Touhey. They opened in a part of East Village in Manhattan, a neighborhood known for its drug-dealing at the time. The chain slowly grew around Manhattan.[1] References1. ^1 2 3 {{cite news|last=Hynum|first=Rick|title=Two Boots: Meet the free spirits behind amazing pizzas like the Hogwallop, the Dude and the Royal Tenenbaum|work=PMQ Pizza Magazine|url=http://www.pmq.com/April-2017/Two-Boots-Meet-the-free-spirits-behind-amazing-pizzas-like-the-Hogwallop-the-Dude-and-the-Royal-Tenenbaum/|date=April 2017|accessdate=January 11, 2019}}
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