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Welcome Country Squire Radio on Bo and today I'm very, very excited because, of course, we are continuing on our series, or perhaps kicking off, because I don't know where this is all going to land when it's all said and done. But we've got a guest with me this episode, ladies and gentlemen, all the way from the Breyer Shop in Houston, Texas, Tanner Hall. Hey, it's good to be here. Man, I am so excited. No, this is great because you are actually the first person. I think this is true. You're the first person that I have actually been able to podcast in person with since my move to Texas. Wow, that's an honor. That's a big deal. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is, it's also very humbling because this does bring you back in the early days of Country Squire Radio. It was me and John David and on, you know, we were doing it out of my house. Yeah. And we like literally off of one table that I pulled out of the garbage, like out of, it was like next to a trash bin. And the other table was literally like just boards on top of like these stools,

like the one next to you.

Amazing.

And that's, that, that was how we got started.

And, uh, and so it was, it was very humbling then.

And then, you know, obviously, uh, we, we were able to move it to the shop.

I was able to, you know, buy the studio and had a whole studio set up. And then we moved to Texas. And so, and so now we're dealing with, it's, I will say this, this is much nicer than what it was when me and John David started out of my house. Nicer house and nicer equipment. So, you know, progress in a way. Yeah, you know, I was driving into your neighborhood and I was thinking, man, Bo's podcasting

must be taking up because the first house I see at the end of the street is just this monstrosity Barbie mansion and I'm like, man, Bo, Bo. It's just that one. Country Squire radio is taking off, huh? Yeah, it's, it's a nice neighborhood. No, it helps to be married to a doctor. okay yeah then the doctor

doctor does it there you go that does help doctor. Okay, yeah. Then the doctor does it.

There you go.

That does help. But no, no, no. It's honestly, I do get a lot of flack for, from people who visit the neighborhood. Because they're like, what is this? And I'm like, look, I know. I know. I didn't want to live here. It's super pretentious. It's just one of these things like when you have to buy a house real quick.

You just do it.

This was the area too that back when during the flood... is super pretentious. It's just one of these things. Like, would you have to buy a house real quick?

You just do it. This was the area, too, that back when during the flood was hit so heavily. And so across the street, actually, I think they're still part of the same neighborhood. But they were the one, that side got hit the worst. And some of those houses are still being gutted and everything else. And a lot of these houses, which are super, super nice, were very much on sale over the last year.

Oh, I'm sure they were.

But yeah.

But anyway, yeah, so, man, I'm so happy to have you here.

How to be here.

So like I mentioned, you are the tobacconist.

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