How do you like them apples?

When flashy New York Jets quarterback <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT005335" title="Joe Namath" href="/topic/sports/joe-namath-PESPT005335.topic">Joe Namath</a> hailed a cab one morning in 1965, he was carrying two apples and a salt shaker. He told reporters he liked to salt his apples, explaining. "I always eat apples that way."

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When flashy New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath hailed a cab one morning in 1965, he was carrying two apples and a salt shaker. He told reporters he liked to salt his apples, explaining. "I always eat apples that way."

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