No... It's duck season.

Smart Buy Tire on Grand and Campbell. They are family owned and Doug Smart still runs the counter after 20 years. (When he's not fishing)

Ask Doug to whistle the Andy Griffith tune... Your mind will be blown!

Wow... That's a lot to unpack. Guy asked for an ELI5 and I provided a link. Sorry I pissed you off.

This guy is real good at explaining the amendments. He explains all five in five short videos.

Here is the link to ad 1.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRlaejU4c0s&ab_channel=SomeGuywithaTie

Your description sure sounds like Hannibal MO. Mark Twain Museum, more than one B&B, unique shopping, a winery for wine tasting.

If you ever watched Gilmore Girls... It's a lot like Stars Hollow.

I have known Officer Suzuki for years and not once have I heard a bad word about him. That man is about "down to Earth" as you can get. He even moonlighted at the local Wal-Mart as a shelf stocker when times got tight. You know what?... He was a damn good shelf stocker.

Sorry you had a bad experience but when you say you pulled out from across the street and drove real slow, there ain't nothing across the street but a big mud pit. Dude... I have no doubt you looked like a meth head looking to score some copper wire.

Officer Suzuki is a good guy and I bet he would be happy to shake your hand and explain why he pulled you over if you give him the chance.

I was Shoji's personal assistant about 15 years ago. I had never done theater up till then and it was an amazing experience. He is a great guy just to know.

When I worked for him the show was in it's prime. He only hired the best. Choreographers were flown in from Broadway to instruct the dancers. The lighting was done by the guy that lit the Barcelona Olympics. The performers that flew through the air was handled by the company that flew the original Peter Pan.

We blew 5000 dollars worth of pyrotechnics every show.

It was a hell of a ride!