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Scott Morris
Scott Morris grew up in St. Louis as an avid Blues and hockey fan. He’s taken his love of hockey and sports and found a successful niche by bringing the stadium atmosphere and fan engagement into his bar.
“Sleep more!” – Scott Morris
Serving the Springfield Locals
Scott has been running businesses since his younger years. He has been living at Springfield, Missouri for more than 25 years already.
“Be tenacious, figure out what you want and go for it, it’s the only way you’ll ever be happy even if you fail.” – Scott Morris
He currently runs his own sports bar named Falstaff’s. It is popular among hockey players and fans. But it also caters to the other sports interests of the locals like horse racing.
Bringing the Community Closer
One thing that is unique at Falstaff’s is they have this big screen where everybody in the bar could just look in the same direction.
“I feel sorry for people who don’t drink, because when they wake up in the morning, it’s as good as they’re going to feel all day.” – President L. B. Johnson
They wanted people to get together and really converse with their companions on the table. Every time there is a big game, they show it on the big screen and it just gives viewers the remarkable feeling that they are at the game.
On Underaged Drinking
Scott got to meet with the Community Partnership of the Ozarks regarding underaged drinking. He supports allowing minors to his bar only when they are with adults.
He further talks about a law that allows minors to enter a bar or restaurant by themselves as long as the establishment earns 40% of its sales from products other than alcohol. Unfortunately, many of the establishments do not even have food.
To learn more from Scott Morris, download and listen to the episode. Connect with him through the links below. Remember to let Scott know you heard about her on Stop Riding the Pine!
Show Links for Scott Morris:
* Community Partnership of the Ozarks
* Falstaff’s Local
* Facebook
SRTP Episode Partners
* Osiris – web hosting
* Bottleneck – virtual assistant services
If you haven’t checked it out yet, listen to our previous episode 175 Phil Singleton SEO Expert Certification. Don’t forget to leave a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you!
Thank you to MikeD, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send MikeD an email at [email protected]. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests – You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com.
This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by InterviewValet.com
Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we’ve done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes but also sharing them.
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By Jaime JayScott Morris
Scott Morris grew up in St. Louis as an avid Blues and hockey fan. He’s taken his love of hockey and sports and found a successful niche by bringing the stadium atmosphere and fan engagement into his bar.
“Sleep more!” – Scott Morris
Serving the Springfield Locals
Scott has been running businesses since his younger years. He has been living at Springfield, Missouri for more than 25 years already.
“Be tenacious, figure out what you want and go for it, it’s the only way you’ll ever be happy even if you fail.” – Scott Morris
He currently runs his own sports bar named Falstaff’s. It is popular among hockey players and fans. But it also caters to the other sports interests of the locals like horse racing.
Bringing the Community Closer
One thing that is unique at Falstaff’s is they have this big screen where everybody in the bar could just look in the same direction.
“I feel sorry for people who don’t drink, because when they wake up in the morning, it’s as good as they’re going to feel all day.” – President L. B. Johnson
They wanted people to get together and really converse with their companions on the table. Every time there is a big game, they show it on the big screen and it just gives viewers the remarkable feeling that they are at the game.
On Underaged Drinking
Scott got to meet with the Community Partnership of the Ozarks regarding underaged drinking. He supports allowing minors to his bar only when they are with adults.
He further talks about a law that allows minors to enter a bar or restaurant by themselves as long as the establishment earns 40% of its sales from products other than alcohol. Unfortunately, many of the establishments do not even have food.
To learn more from Scott Morris, download and listen to the episode. Connect with him through the links below. Remember to let Scott know you heard about her on Stop Riding the Pine!
Show Links for Scott Morris:
* Community Partnership of the Ozarks
* Falstaff’s Local
* Facebook
SRTP Episode Partners
* Osiris – web hosting
* Bottleneck – virtual assistant services
If you haven’t checked it out yet, listen to our previous episode 175 Phil Singleton SEO Expert Certification. Don’t forget to leave a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you!
Thank you to MikeD, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send MikeD an email at [email protected]. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests – You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com.
This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by InterviewValet.com
Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we’ve done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes but also sharing them.