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Separated at Birth?
Jay P. Greene's Blog 
I don’t get it…is it because they’re both ambitious, good at what they do, highly successful, and in shape?
I nominate Yzma for the 2009 edition of the Jay P. Greene’s Blog Humanitarian of the Year Award for her contributions to the field of potion-making, especially the development of the spicy chicken potion.
I think Yzma was better known for her llama potion than her spicy chicken potion, but she was good at the llama potion, that’s for sure. I don’t know if it improved the general welfare of the consuming public, though, although the emperor did seem to have quite a turnaround because of it. Based on the effect to the empire, you’re probably right and she deserves it.
Yes, the llama potion was better known, but the spicy chicken potion did more good for the world. The reason it’s not better known is because Al Copeland stole it.