Keys Bartender

Jim calls Papa Joe while he is driving back to his new digs in Englewood, Florida.

Did you ever get sold on an opportunity that was supposed to so enticing you could not turn it down? Jim relates an actor's role in a Movie to life's big let downs. We do a break down on a week of crime in the Keys.

No cows were tipped in this episode. Whoever heard a of a Cow working in the service industry so why would you tip one? I know it refers to a barbaric rural ritual but in this episode we defend the tipping culture.

Mare of East Town introduces the world to the term "smacked ass". The nuances of the Philadelphia regional colloquialisms and more. What is it about methamphetamine usage and dealing brings them to the Keys.

There are some pretty sketchy rooms for rent on Airbnb.

Jim opens with a old people and technology. How hard is it for the generationally challenged to use new technology? People's views do change as well as those of society. History may be a harsh judge of reactionary politics and the adherents.

A patron uses an archaic word, kerfuffle, to create a hurly burly. Is Jim a people pleaser? A vacation depends on your state of mind.

Most people have extra time for self-care.

Though the live show is in the morning it is not a Morning Show. Memorial Day Weekend was a bit underwhelming.

A network news anchor asks the metorologists a question outside her expertise and gets an earful. Jim reviews the possible reactions by visitors on a ride to Key West via the Overseas Highway.