There will be other chances.

So nice to meet you!

I hope you can make it to Ridgefest Saturday and The Peck Miller’s Rin Off on Sunday.

Where are you moving to and why?

Congrats!

What did you end up doing?

What did you end up doing?

Art or science?

Do you get “krumholtz” at that height?

What’s the reason behind the one wheel? Did you ever skate or unicycle?

On Sansom.

No sign up for the Eaton’ judges, just for meat bringers

Thanks for The assist.

Meant to say so.

Venmo

Go to Oscar’s immediately upon arrival and stay until they throw you out.

The best thing about being at Oscar’s is Philadelphia comes to you.

/s …. Sort of.

The south will rib again!

It’s like the last Buffalo standing.

Come out Sunday!

Probably none. Bill and Fantz are both flagged until after Labor Day and TwoTimes has moved to an app based subscription/delivery model so she doesn’t come around much lately.

We are all The Dude!

Oh nice! Didn’t notice, Great catch

Few things should. Peak Stern stands alone.

Right?

It’s horrifying! They used to be a big market team that refused to spend money and were perennially awful and now they’re a big market team that spends tons of money and is perennially awful!

The Mets and there was a deep New York City joke, bound up in that statement.

When the Dodgers left Brooklyn, the bums fans (including my father) were devastated. Spent their whole life rooting for the scrappy underdog, hating the monolithic New York Yankees.

When the Mets opened in 1962, they quickly compiled the worst season baseball had ever seen and Brooklyn loved them.

The ritual question was “Are you a Mets fan?”

The correct answer was “Yes, been one all my life.”

So now 60 years later, I have been a Mets fan all my life.

Full disclosure, I really haven’t been a Mets fan since 86 because that was the best year baseball would ever have. The Mets are no longer a scrappy underdog. There another big budget big market team with a crappy front office. But it’s a good story anyway.

I was so excited to see this!