I find it odd that Mike will not fly but would go deep sea fishing. I worked at a marina on the Calumet River and my first boat trip out to Lake Michigan included a crash into the break wall in Calumet Harbor. Another early ride down the river on a boat that a coworker had purchased ended when we hit a wake and a chunk of the hull that had rotted under the leaking toilet broke off.
As to the Fountainebleau and I recall being their in their around 2005 and spending 20 bucks for a mixed drink and watching the working girls hit on men in expensive suits. At first I was insulted, but then I realized my polo shirt reeked of the hoi polloi.
As always thanks for being one the highlights of my week with your posts.
Hilarious to hear the Poodle Lounge hadn't changed much in the 21st century! Re Mike's fear of flying versus boats: As someone who's spent some time on sailboats, I concur. But I also don't like flying, even though I do it, despite the obvious statistics in its favor. I would say the feeling is that if you get thrown off a boat, or it sinks, you have a shot at surviving. Not so in a plane crash, most of the time. Either way I would not like to get tossed into the Calumet. Thanks for reading and commenting!
I find it odd that Mike will not fly but would go deep sea fishing. I worked at a marina on the Calumet River and my first boat trip out to Lake Michigan included a crash into the break wall in Calumet Harbor. Another early ride down the river on a boat that a coworker had purchased ended when we hit a wake and a chunk of the hull that had rotted under the leaking toilet broke off.
As to the Fountainebleau and I recall being their in their around 2005 and spending 20 bucks for a mixed drink and watching the working girls hit on men in expensive suits. At first I was insulted, but then I realized my polo shirt reeked of the hoi polloi.
As always thanks for being one the highlights of my week with your posts.
Hilarious to hear the Poodle Lounge hadn't changed much in the 21st century! Re Mike's fear of flying versus boats: As someone who's spent some time on sailboats, I concur. But I also don't like flying, even though I do it, despite the obvious statistics in its favor. I would say the feeling is that if you get thrown off a boat, or it sinks, you have a shot at surviving. Not so in a plane crash, most of the time. Either way I would not like to get tossed into the Calumet. Thanks for reading and commenting!