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[79 Bull]

Just now, CousinRicky said:

Woolworth's lunch counter with the police? What was his Badge number?

Haha.  Don't know their badge numbers, but their names were Sting, Andy and Stewart.  We all had cheeseburgers and chocolate shakes.

[CousinRicky]

2 minutes ago, 79 Bull said:

Haha.  Don't know their badge numbers, but their names were Sting, Andy and Stewart.  We all had cheeseburgers and chocolate shakes.

Did they talk with you?

[79 Bull]

Just now, CousinRicky said:

Did they talk with you?

Okay, here's the story.  While I was at USF, I worked in the box office of Tampa Theatre selling tickets in 1978 and 1979.  I was working that day when they arrived in a van around noon after playing in Athens at UGA 2 nights before.  They came up to the box office and asked me where to park and then invited me to join them for lunch at Woolworth's.  They asked a bunch of questions about ticket sales, their popularity in Florida and general chit chat.  I was a big fan at the time so it was pretty great.

[Triple B]

17 minutes ago, 79 Bull said:

Okay, here's the story.  While I was at USF, I worked in the box office of Tampa Theatre selling tickets in 1978 and 1979.  I was working that day when they arrived in a van around noon after playing in Athens at UGA 2 nights before.  They came up to the box office and asked me where to park and then invited me to join them for lunch at Woolworth's.  They asked a bunch of questions about ticket sales, their popularity in Florida and general chit chat.  I was a big fan at the time so it was pretty great.

Holy **** .... I just thought you were eating at the counter the same time they were. That's a great story.

[CousinRicky]

50 minutes ago, 79 Bull said:

Okay, here's the story.  While I was at USF, I worked in the box office of Tampa Theatre selling tickets in 1978 and 1979.  I was working that day when they arrived in a van around noon after playing in Athens at UGA 2 nights before.  They came up to the box office and asked me where to park and then invited me to join them for lunch at Woolworth's.  They asked a bunch of questions about ticket sales, their popularity in Florida and general chit chat.  I was a big fan at the time so it was pretty great.

That's a great story. When you share it with grandkids they'll ask "Who are they?"

[Cat941]

 

 

[olafberserker]

[Grateful Dad]

On 3/17/2024 at 4:29 PM, CousinRicky said:

That's a great story. When you share it with grandkids they'll ask "Who are they?"

And that right there is a shame.  My kids, and now my four grandkids, are familiar with my music from the sixties and seventies and two of them can actually play Genesis and Grateful Dead music on guitar.  My daughter was minus one month when we took her to her first Grateful Dead concert. 

Every Saturday was cleaning morning in our house and it was UB40 and other reggae only. 

I don't understand kids not knowing the best music ever made.  Obviously parental failure!

[Rocky Style]

1 hour ago, Cat941 said:

 

 

Cool we can slide right in.  Hurry up, Noles!

[John Lewis]

Swaim really went out on a limb there.