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Welcome to Country Squire Radio on Bo. And I'm John Davis. Hey, Bo. Good evening, man. Man, how you doing today? I'm doing well. I'm just pulled back in from the beach, and so I'm quite toasty. Yay, I was listening. You got this glowing. I think I call that a sunburn? It's called a sunburn. That's right. You know, there's just enough Scotch Irish in me for me to, number one, be drunk and number two, be really sensitive to massive amounts of sun. So, yeah, dude, had a great time. Went to Perdido Key, which is just south of Pensacola in Florida, and had a really good time. Went to the Flora Bama, drank a few bushwhackers. It's a bar on the line. It's on the state line. Really? Florida and Alabama. It's called the Flora Bama. How have I never heard about this? It's been in some country songs. I don't know. I know you're a big country fan. But yeah, they had this signature drink there called a bushwhacker, which is basically, if you've ever had a frosty from Wendy's, but maybe you mix it with, like, rum. Like, that's what a bushwhacker is. I don't know that I like the sound of that. It's fantastic. Is it?

It's fantastic.

My traveling companion didn't care for it as much as I did. But it was, you know, after a couple, you don't taste really anything at all. No, no, no, no. I mean, the John David, this is true. The John David Cole drink of choice, of course, got the bootles. but if Boodles is not an option,

whatever has the most sugar in it, he typically runs towards...

The Bushwacker, you got the Boodles. But if Boodles is not an option,

whatever has the most sugar in it, he typically runs towards. The Bushwhacker, you know, it's substituted finally. Well, good, man. Yeah, you know, we were just talking about it. This last past month I've been like on the road like crazy. Of course, I mentioned this past, past episode, we did kind of a dedication to my uncle who passed away.

That's right.

Dude, the man embodied New Orleans.

I just want to share this. Of course, I mentioned this past episode, we did kind of a dedication to my uncle who passed away.

That's right.

Dude, the man embodied New Orleans.

I just want to share this real quick because I think it's kind of real special.

The man was a devout Catholic, so we were having a mass, a funeral. Funeral Mass.

But as a lover of New Orleans, at the end of the funeral, per his request, in the middle of this big

Catholic church, this brass band starts playing. We do a New Orleans style funeral line into

basically a party that was essentially like a wedding reception because the man also loved

weddings. And I got to tell you, it was when that band started playing, I both laughed and

cried incredibly hard because it was so perfect. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. It's such a perfect way to send off

somebody who meant so much to me. Man, I, that's great, man. You know, we're, we're sitting here

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