'snot "Smack Track" Feldman!

Dag'nab'it all!

I'd been wondering if a very punch drunk Corey Feldman was Good Times Burgers and Frozen Custard's TV and radio voice ever since I heard their first ad a few years ago. The guy's voice is so freaking distinctive!
Then I found the Good Times website and sent them this email (edited slightly):

Hi. Your food is pretty good--there is a Good Times in Cheyenne (split with Taco Johns). My question to you is, "Who owns the voice in all the TV and radio commercials?" This has been driving me nuts since I heard your first commercial--is it Corey Feldman (child star of movies from the 1980's
and early 1990's until he picked up a nasty heroin habit)? If it is Corey, he sounds punch drunk. Maybe all that heroin finally damaged his brain. Anyway, PLEASE email me back on this; it is a serious question. Thank you, and keep making the good burgers!

In less than a day, somebody from Good Times emailed me back:

Hi Scott,

Thanks for your email. Our voice is not Corey Feldman, but a gentleman out of Vancouver, Canada.

I am glad you enjoy
our burgers.

Thanks, Alex

I was shocked by how prompt the reply was. Oh well. I was hoping Donatello, the kid from Goonies, or the teen from the 'Burbs was their ad man. Who cares? Actually, I bet I am going to get a few coupons for free food by showing my interest in the company--like E. A. Sweeney did for me!EDIT: It is a day later, and I did join some dorky club for fat boys that Good Times offers. They just emailed me a coupon that gives me a free burger or sandwich with the purchase of any drink. So that is cool!