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Welcome to Country Squire Radio on Bo. And I'm John David. Hey, Bo. Good evening, man. Man, good evening to you, sir. How are you doing it? I'm doing well, man. Enjoying my Dunhill Shell Briar Pipe with some Country Squire Merry Weather and drinking a little fine whiskey with one of my best friends. So I'm doing great. Man, that Merry Weather has a great, oh my gosh. Just such a sweet, uh, natural blend, uh, super virginia's just a dash of burly, uh, just real creamy and, uh, creamy and good. You know, good tobacco. We've mentioned it before, but of course, you've got this ancient smoke eater that like hangs right above where we record and uh and you know for the for the

quality of the audio it's always turned off, which means while you smoke your pipe, like the smoke lingers and everything. That's right. And generally, yeah, if you're here and the smoke eaters on it, kind of gets sucked away, you know, so yeah, you don't get to see it linger as much. Have you had to upgrade since getting the cigar crowd in here more?

Yeah, we actually bought a whole new unit.

Yeah, so we've actually doubled our capacity with the smoke eater because it's just so incredibly potent.

Yeah, as our cigar business has grown and, you know, we've had more cigar folks come in through the years.

You know, we've just had to.

As much as I love the smell of pipe and cigar smoke, it's just too much, particularly

for the neighbors.

You know, we are in a kind of an old-fashioned outdoor shopping center here in central

Mississippi right off the highway.

And so, you know, we just want to be real considerate of our, of our neighbors.

They don't, you know, necessarily appreciate the, uh, the fine smell of, uh, premium

pipe tobacco as much as we do.

So, you know, it's funny, the lady right next door, she's real sweet, but, you know,

they've got a little spa over there.

A spa.

You know, that, well, we, we, we, we call it that, uh, maybe generously, but so next door they'll, you know, be having massages or, you know, doing fingernails or, you know, whatever you do at a spa.

And I'm like, you know, they're occasionally offended by our, by our tobacco smell.

And I'm just like, well, what if we don't like the smell of your, you know, avocado water or your, you know, cucumber aloe. Alou, aloe. I don't know. I mean, you know, maybe those cranberry candles that you're burning over there at Christmas time just aren't, you know, aren't our favorite thing. Can you imagine a massage parlor that'll actually allow you to smoke a, smoke your pipe while you get a massage? I i think i think maybe there's a business model

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