I'll drink to that where we get behind the scenes of the Beverage Business.

I'm Levy Dalton.

I'm Aaron Scala.

And here's our show today. Oh, Whitney Adams on the show. Hello, how are you? Hello!

I'm great.

Excellent to see you.

So you're visiting New York, but you're based in LA. That is true. But you used to live here? I did. I really I I thought that New York was going to be home for forever and then it just wasn't at a certain point. I got a little burnout and decided to make a

kind of spontaneous move to Los Angeles and I've been there for seven years

which is insane. I never thought that I would live in LA or live there for longer than a handful of months.

So I'm loving it, but I try to get back to New York once a year. I miss it.

I just like walking around and you know being in the city. It feels good.

It feels really good. But you had a theater background. Yeah, that's what brought me here originally. I, uh,

born and raised in Kentucky and always dreamed of, you know, bright lights, big city, Broadway, and I moved here.

I lived here throughout college.

I went to school in Ithaca College upstate, but I would come down to New York

during the summers, because I didn't

really want to go back to Kentucky.

And then I moved here right after college and just that was my dream always was to live here and did a lot of

off-Broadway theater and worked in bars and restaurants and I was even a real estate agent I was a dog walker I did lots of

different things dog walking did job bad job I see these people it seemed like it was

going to be fun because I love dogs but then you know this was

maybe 2002 there's some record heat it was really really hot summer and I just I quit after about a month I couldn't take it because you're just outside for eight hours a day walking around different dogs and

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