Folks, welcome. Welcome. Here we are at Slims in Bimiji, Minnesota. Deep in the Vikings

territory, Miles. We just actually met the original order of the bar. Narrow. I was setting it up.

For yourself? I was going to say it. So I asked him, so you're slim. And then he said, no, they actually

call me narrow. Oh, I thought that was his name. What? Now I get to joke. Now I get the joke. God, it would have been so much funnier if you just said it. But here we are, folks. So we met narrow. We met narrow. He's a good, good guy. He is. I like that, actually.

I actually remember we did Chubs?

You remember he was in Fargo. It was a bar called Chubbs Pub.

Oh, yeah.

And when we were in there, the former owner of the bar was drinking at the bar.

And then we just met the former owner of this bar who was drinking at the bar.

I like a bar owner that even after they have sold and they're out of it, they're showing up.

That's real love.

Could be contractual.

Could be something like, hey, we're going to buy this.

We're going to buy you out.

But we want you to stay on for the next five years.

Yeah, for the next five years,

you have to do a token daily smoking joke with the patrons.

Just to ease the transition.

Because people are wary about just people coming up all willy-nilly buying bars,

turning them corporate.

Not here, though.

Not at slim.

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