The Bert Show.

Good morning, Raul. You're on Q100.

Hey, guys. Well, like, you know, like how earlier on you guys were talking about the makeup points right here in Georgia. Well, I was wondering, I see, like, I just moved to this stage. And, like, I was wondering if you guys go, like, let me know, like, we can't have the good places right here. The good makeout places? Yeah. Anywhere our phone screener, Sean's been drinking, seems to have good success for a lot of people. Well, I mean, that's the usual, but, like, something special, you know? We have tried this before, and we haven't had a lot of success. I can try it again. Role, where are you originally from? Well, like, I come from New Mexico. Okay.

New Mexico.

Yeah.

Did you say that you were new to Atlanta or new to the country?

New to Atlanta.

New to Atlanta.

What you have is a New Mexico accent?

No.

Like, I'm from Honduras, though.

Okay, that's where I was getting at.

Okay.

You're not originally from Honduras. though. Okay, that's where I was getting at. Okay. You know, Honduras? You're not from Honduras. It's right outside of Touse. Yeah, pretty much, you know. Well, Raul wants to know is he's new to Georgia, and no doubt because he's got the Honduran accent, women are all over him, and he wants to find great make-out places around Atlanta. What part of town do you live in? Well, like, let you say, right on downtown. Around downtown. What about that drive-in movie place that you featured? Didn't you feature? Is that your summer fun list? Yeah, but I think that was my fifth thing, and I was just scrapping for once. I don't remember much about it. You don't remember if it's really good.

But there is a drive-in movie theater. Movie theater? It's a drive-in. Okay. And like, where's that? It's called the Starlight Drive-in? Okay. So you can get directions from wherever you're coming from. Okay. Let me ask maybe Birchow community will rally around you.

404-741 Q-100. It doesn't have to necessarily be downtown Atlanta. Yeah, it can be like around downtown, you know. It could be, but if it's not, you might have to drive a little bit for a good make-out place. And we've tried this before, and we never get a whole bunch of calls on it, because I just don't know that people, like, find old dirt roads and stuff to go down and make out anymore. Or if there's, like, a really romantic spot. Like, people used to go and watch the planes land and make out there. I just don't know that those places exist anymore. Because, like, over over there in Mexico, like, we had like the mountain views. Like, that was perfect, you know. Yeah, every hometown had one. Like I said earlier this morning when we were talking about that story. Dictionary Hill in San Diego, Spring Valley was the place that you wanted to go make out, you go up to Dictionary Hill. And that was the place to go. I don't know that we have those here.

I'm wondering if people don't want to give up their secrets. Maybe. If that's their secret, cool place to go, make out, they don't want to tell everybody about it. Maybe we've already said it. Maybe it's at Pilates. Scalini's. Scalini's. Well, the Wendy goes, we meet us.

I don't understand.

Do you guys get that?

I didn't get it. Uh-uh. Let me take some more calls. He's from New Mexico. I can't understand his accent. He's speaking New Mexican. Kimberly, good morning. You're on Q-100. Hole in the wall at 2 a.m.

Nobody's heard of that place.

And you don't even need to know the person you're making out with.

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