Diane Breaux. Realtor
There is always something fun and exciting happening around town here in Prescott. Here are some good examples.
We have a great bar for you to try with some of the best craft cocktails and skilled bartenders in town! Find out why everyone is flocking to the Fairweather Social Club in this week’s episode
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Hello, hello, hello. Randle and Diane Bro, I am the pickle lady. He is the pickle man. We are the pickle team. Uh we’re all about the pickle. You’ll see that on my car if you ever come in and you jump in the van. Don’t be embarrassed because you’re going to be in a van that is emlazed with a pickle. Yeah. Because I will give you a jar of pickles just for coming in and seeing us. (00:28) Some great Cajun pickles. Um, but some things, one of our favorite things to talk about, and so we’ll kind of jump right into it, is some of the different venues, restaurants, fun things to do around town. Another cool bar. Another cool bar. They had a whole bunch of them that kind of popped up uh late last year, so we’re getting around to talking about it now. (00:48) We’ve been to this place a couple of times now, both times. Just a really cool venue. It’s called the Fair Weather Social Club. The first thing you need to know about the Fairweather Social Club is that it’s really not a club. It’s a bar. Anyone is welcome. So, they actually put on the there was the very first thing. It’s a social club, but anyone’s welcome. (01:11) What the hell call it a club if you’re going to confuse people. Other than that, I love the place. It’s uh a old uh old architecture, old old building that they’ve redone with brick walls. Uh the bar is really really cool. And uh they’ve got a lot of in-house cocktails that are really delicious. And uh very charming. (01:31) Very very charming. Uh they have live music in there. And next door they have an empty lot and they’ll have a food truck. They have uh an area for bands to come play so you can go sit out under the trees. Uh it’s just great. It’s very charming. It’s a really good venue. Now we were there in we with first time we went was around Christmas time and then we were there a few weeks ago. (01:54) It was still pretty nippy and we were there at night and they did I think they had some heaters out to kind of keep you warm or whatever, but it wasn’t really happening because of the weather. You know, the band there was was really uh was really good, but it’s kind of hard to get a crowd out to an open air venue when it’s kind of chilly. It’s chilly. (02:17) But now that summer’s coming in, they’re going to be packing and it’s going to be a happening place. It’s very It’s a great place. Again, it’s close to the square. Y easy to go down and have a drink or two, have a nice meal, cap off the night there, listen to some live music, or even if you don’t want if you don’t have dinner, they’ll have a food truck. (02:38) You can just sit out under the trees, listen to music, get some good grub from one of the food trucks there. It’s a good time. Yeah. And the bar itself is very charming. Very charming. And good good drinks. So bartenders are all very professional. I got good bartenders. We have really good bartenders. We really impressed by that. Yeah, it’s all about the the drinks for us. So, yeah. Yeah, it’s important. We are from New Orleans. We know our thing. (02:59) So, we we like a good bar and so lately we’ve been finding some really good ones and we just felt like we should be talking about it and sharing it with you guys so you can check it out for yourself. So, hopefully maybe one day we’ll see you there. We’d love to say hello and introduce yourself. Every now and then I get people who come up and they’re like, “I’ve seen your videos. (03:20) ” And I’m like, “Really? And uh so they’ll know at least one person’s watching. Yeah. So we were very happy that we have one one viewer. That makes warm my heart. But anyway, it’s nice. So if you ever see us out, come say hello. Yeah. Say hello. We’ll we’ll raise a toast and uh just say hi. So uh anyway, hope to see you maybe at the fair weather and uh or outdoors and enjoying that side of it. (03:43) And if you have any other information you’d like to ask or if you’d like to set up an appointment to come see us, check us out at best place to go is pickle411.com. That is our free information site. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or somewhere in between, there’ll be something there for you that will amaze us down, entertain, and inform you. (04:02) There you go. It’s absolutely free and it will touch your heart. Maybe Lord. All right, my friends. Well, we hope to see you out and about and around town. Take care and have a good day. Bye bye.
Augies is back and we are excited to share all about this updated local favorite! Join us on this week’s episode to hear about the upgrades to this Prescott staple and why it should be your go-to for happy hour. Get your pals and join us at Augies!
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Hello, hello, hello. Hello peeps. This is Diana Randall Bro. We are so excited to be here today to talk about the grand opening of one of our favorite places, Auggies. Ding, ding, ding. A is back. Aug isn’t new. Auggies has been around forever. They were They were here before we were here. That’s right. And it was one of our favorite haunts. Really great happy hours. (00:26) Uh really good food on the happy hour. You go in, you get discount drinks, discount food, you leave, it’s amazing how small the bill would be. You’re Yes. And you’re feeling feeling really good. Fantastic. Happy hour. So, we were really really sad to see them close at their old uh their old location where they had been I don’t know just forever. (00:51) But um we knew that they were going to be relocating. It took a while before we found out where they were. So they are in the old shopping mall uh in a space I guess that used to be Sears used to be Sears right next door to East Buyer. So for you locals it is now right by East. It took a while to reopen. They have an amazing venue. It’s huge. It’s it’s it’s nice and comfortable. Lots of space. (01:18) Still have their fantastic happy hour. Y we went there for dinner. It was amazing. What is it? The wanttons. The lobster. The lobster wantton. Lobster wanttons are still there. Our favorite. Now, a lot of people do that for dinner. Uh I tried to get the I I might have been I think it was I forget. I went there. It’s been so long. (01:35) I always always get the uh liver and onions. You know, if you like liver and onions. Yeah, they didn’t have it that day. Just opened. They had just opened and they ran out. So, uh I was a little disappointed. And honestly, I don’t remember what I had, but whatever I had, I think it was a special, but we all left and said, “Wow, that was a great So, we had a good time. (01:55) ” Um, and so now that they’ve been open several weeks, I’m sure it’s even better and flowing better and uh great. I’m liking the new venue better. So, so we’ve I do too. We’ve come across some folks, you know, they’ve been going for 30,000 years to Auggies and it will never be the way it was and they like the old space and here’s why and blah blah blah. (02:18) We don’t I found that it was a lot less cramped. It was a lot more spacious because it’s so loud. Yeah, it’s got more of a a modern feel now. The floors are the what is what do you call it when you do the acid washcreen or whatever concrete wash which I thought really really cool uh just a lot of a lot of space more spacious and great big nice big booths and tables and stuff so you weren’t bumping in. (02:47) So it was a little crowded and maybe a little humid in the other one. the other one cuz uh people would get in there and they would get blabbing and breathing and doing what people do and you know things would get kind of humid. I I I liked it better. It does feel different because of that. (03:03) But uh the food is largely the same. Oh yeah. It was fantastic. Which is a great thing. In fact, we’re going to go there tomorrow night. Yeah. Tomorrow night for uh happy hour and we’re we’re excited to do that. So, just wanted to let everybody know in case they didn’t know or if you were new to town, uh, take your rental card, get over there and try Auggies. You can’t beat it. (03:22) Great happy hour. I think it’s 4 to 6. Yeah. Yeah. Good food, uh, and good good drink specials. So, Auggies, we’re glad you’re back. Cheers to you. Cheers to you. And, uh, hope to see you at Auggies. So, for any information you need from Randall and I, check us out at pickle411.com. That is our free information site. (03:46) Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or somewhere in between, there’ll be something there for you that will amaze, astound, entertain, and inform. And we we charge nothing. All of that. All of that. We charge nothing. All of that. I don’t know. All right, friends. Hope to see you soon, and we hope to hear from you. And maybe we’ll see you at Augies. See you later. Bye bye.”
We explored the new, modern, Cortez bar in Prescott Arizona and boy did we have a good time! Amazing craft cocktails, gorgeous ambience, and hey maybe a place to take a hot date? Tune in to this week’s episode to find out why Cortez should be your next bar stop.
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Hello, hello, hello. Hello peeps. This is Diana Randall Bro coming to you on this beautiful, beautiful midsummer day here in our great town of Prescuit. We hope you guys are having a lovely summer so far. We sure are enjoying ourselves and having a good time. We’ve been busy working, working, working, showing people all around our great town. (00:23) And one thing we wanted to touch on was a new cool bar. Yeah, we got a lot of new venues open. A lot of new venues. And this we’re here today to talk about the Cortez. Super cool. Which is really cool. This is like the uh third venue I think we’ve seen since we we got here. It was uh I forget what it was when we first got here. (00:47) For a while it was a brew pub and that was the coolest bar. Yeah. Really? We went there Acronite. So, for those of you who don’t know what Acronite is, that’s in December, uh, during the holiday festivities and everything. And I think they had just opened. Really cool place. Real urban vibe, real urban vibe, contemporary. (01:07) Um, honestly, it’s something you might even see in New York City. It’s really sharp, beautifully decorated, great finishes, great seating areas to kind of sit with your friends and relax and just have a couple of beers or wine. And we were super impressed. Super impressed. A lot of really good house cocktails. Yeah. (01:27) U I tried most of them I think that night. I forget. Do they have food, too? I think uh I think they had small plates. Small plates, I believe. So, don’t quote us on that. But if you want great atmosphere and all within walking to the square, walking distance to the square, you can’t beat it. Yeah. (01:46) It’s nice just to kind of gather maybe after work or after your home tour hopefully with us. You can go to the Cortez and have a nice drink and a beautiful atmosphere and just relax and uh and and bars are getting big in Prescuit. A lot of speak easys are opening up and uh this I describe this as an urban bar. Really fine. We were we were quite impressed. (02:09) Yeah, really quite impressed. The the the drinks were amazing and and very unique. Uh, one thing you make sure you don’t miss if you go to the Cortez in the back of the restaurant. Yes. There’s an open area, like an open air area, which is really quite charming and secluded and private. Yeah. Uh, we the things were getting kind of hot and stuffy and loud and uh I kind of snuck out back there for a few minutes just to kind of cool my jets and enjoy my drink and it was just delightful. (02:42) It’s a good make out spot. Yeah. I didn’t make out. I was by myself, but uh I was with the person I probably love the most, but we didn’t make out. No, we did not. I was doing my thing, you know. But she was making all the noise inside. But if you want to make out in private, it’s a cool spot to do it. Cool spot. (03:03) Yeah. Yeah, it is. It is, you know. or so. But anyway, no, we we just we just might be a little warm right now, but in spring and and fall, beautiful to sit out there and again, go have a nice dinner. I think in the winter they’ll put heaters out there to keep it warm for you. (03:21) But again, you know, go have a nice dinner at the square and then just walk a block or two down and have a a night cap at the Cortez. You can’t beat it. Yeah, it’s uh it it contrasts well with some of the other wellestablished places like the Point uh the speak easys. Uh this was again more urban and viby uh more modern looking. (03:43) Hip and happening. Hip and happening. I think we felt cool. Yeah. Yeah. The the crowd was cool. So uh yeah, it was really cool place. So, so anyway, we hope uh you’ll come visit us in our little town and maybe we’ll see you at the Cortez Cortez and uh we’ll have a nice drink and toast to each other. Absolutely. (04:02) So, for more information about Randall and I and what we do, what we’re about, check us out at pickle411.com. That is our free information site. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or somewhere in between, there’ll be something there for you that will amaze, astound, entertain, and inform you. And we charge nothing. That’s true. (04:21) We could We could charge a lot. We could charge a lot, but we don’t. It’s all for you. We don’t. It’s all free. It’s all for you. All right, my friends. Hope to see you soon. We can raise a toast at the Cortez. Absolutely. Take care and have a great rest of your day. Bye bye.
Many people wonder if Prescott is a real “Western” town with cowboy culture. Although the ranchers are here, today’s video talks about why they may not look like classic cowboys anymore. Come visit Prescott and see for yourself – we’ll be happy to show you around!
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hello hello hello everyone hello peeps this is Diana Randall Bro coming to you live from the beautiful mountain town of Prescuit Arizona what question we get a lot and we think it’s really kind of cute is so is this like a real western town and yeah you have like real cowboys yeah except we do we have we have quite a few ranchers out here um so yeah if you come Yeah they don’t dress like like cowboys anymore they look like who’s the guy from Yellowstone it look like what he looked like yeah exactly so they’ll come out with um you know they have their hats and sometimes their boots but (00:39) it’s not chalk block full of just you know western now we do have a restaurant or two where people dress up like cowboys which is kind of cool we have a restaurant where people dress dress up like gangsters from the 30s so doesn’t mean we’re a gangster town so people will come in and think it’s really still back in back in time and they’re like “So do you even have a movie theater here?” Of course this is a modern city but it’s just got a unique twist you don’t see horses downtown no you won’t have a hitch and post no no hitch (01:10) or wagons or uh horses or anything like that there are lots of horses around and cattle and ranches and stuff but you’re not going to see someone riding their horse up and hitching up in front of a restaurant now if you watch the movie Tombstone which is about as authentic as it gets some great actors in that movie they will reference Prescuit but you need to understand it’s set in the 1880s right so so yes in the 1880s would you have seen all of those things yeah and it was super cool yeah you could have met Wyatt Herp and all that (01:42) he’s been dead a while it would be cool you won’t meet him now but you can go to the palace which is right across the street from the courthouse square and you can go in there and get your fill of what the town looked like during high cowboy times and see a lot of uh history historical uh artifacts and stuff on display so that’s kind of cool yeah you can take in some country western music if you insist absolutely yes there’s Matt Saloon which I’ve never been in but understand they have good country western music there (02:14) not a fan myself most of the music venues they play other kinds of music so that’s right so um yes it does have a western flavor but it’s not oversaturated it’s just it’s just perfect it’s very charming it’s very nice beautiful western art for sure is heavily represented here and beautiful uh uh Native American stuff yeah lots of beautiful beautiful whether it be jewelry artwork uh rugs um yeah so yes we have a great great representation Native American arts as well as just western uh art paintings and photographs and stuff like that so if (02:56) turquoise is not your thing no one’s going to care yeah but it’s it’s lovely so yeah do we have we are definitely a little spicy western town for sure but it’s not a backwards western town where it’s just dusty roads and and we do have paved roads we do have traffic lights running water we do have no one uses outouses anymore so it’s just enough to really enjoy the beautiful all the beautiful aspects of western life western and what that looks like um a a nice western flavor is what I’m trying to get at so and we enjoy (03:33) it and we love it and now we have fully embraced Native American art we love it lots of beautiful you know pottery and um sculptures and paintings and and then when you learn the history behind what certain things mean it it’s it’s even more meaningful yeah petrols petroglyphs oh yeah very very interesting tale very interesting tale so are we western yes we are heavily flavored but it’s not rough and tumble you’re not going to see a shootout down the street or anything that would be kind of exciting but sadly no so anyway (04:09) if you want to have a little taste of that uh and see what western western town life is like here in Prescuit come on by we’d love to see you come check it out and see for yourself and you’ll probably leave with some great artwork yeah and or pottery i can guarantee it or a beautiful necklace same thing anyway so we just wanted to share with you that yeah you can enjoy some western western aspects here for sure but that’s not all we have that’s not all we have but it’s a good a good it’s a good thing to to taste and see so absolutely (04:41) all right my friends well we hope to see you soon uh not at the OK Corral or anything like that but uh at our beautiful little western town of Prescuit we’d love to see you if you’d like more information and check things out you can go place to go is pickle411. (05:02) com that is our free information site whether you’re a buyer a seller or somewhere in between there’ll be something there for you that will amaze us down entertain and inform you and it is absolutely free zero zero 411.com okay hope to see you soon bye bye
Want great tips on how to drive in Prescott hill country? In this week’s Wine Down we share a few that will help you avoid winding up stranded on the side of the road…like we have several times.
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Hello, hello, hello. Hello peeps. We hope everyone is uh enjoying the start of their beautiful summer as we are. Yeah. Yeah, we’re getting into the summer mode. We’re having a good time meeting some great people coming in town. Thank you for coming in, spending some time with us. I am Diane Bro. This is my sidekick, my cohort. (00:23) My co-host Randall Bro. I go by a lot of different names. Yep. But anyway, uh we’re in it together. So, here we are filming yet again. Yeah. Here we go. Come up with a little tip. This was fun. Something we had. Well, it wasn’t fun for us, but not in the moment. Yeah. Not in the moment. It was. So, we are from flat country. (00:46) We originally uh hail from New Orleans, which is really flat. Uh we spent most of our lives either in Louisiana or Texas. Flat, flat, flat. Uh flat and straight. flat and straight straight road. You know, uh we’re not we don’t do the the third the third uh you know the Z the Z-axis. We don’t do a whole lot of altitude. No. (01:12) So, uh learning how to do things like drive and go around when you actually have to deal with hills was a little bit of a a little bit of a learning curve for us. Yep. I mean, it’s not rocket science, but one thing uh that it took us a while to catch on to uh that we thought we would share with you. And it’s happened to us twice. (01:31) It’s happened to us twice. The second time, relatively close. We were like, okay. I I think there’s something going on here. So, we’re a little bit dumb and dumber on this. Yeah, a little dumb and dumber. So, we like to get our gas at Costco. Shout out to Costco. Shout out to Costco. Everybody knows best gas prices. Best gas prices. (01:49) Oh, by the way, our gas prices here in Prescat at Costco are $259 a gallon. So, just want to share that all of you folks living out of state. Yeah. Yeah. Just maybe one of those states that has their own special formulation of gasoline formula. Yeah. Yeah. We don’t do that here. No $5 or $6 a gallon. Yeah. We’re sub sub twos. So, that’s that’s looking real pretty good. (02:16) So yeah, we find the best one of the cheapest places to get gas is at Costco. Unfortunately, Costco is over a big hill. So you got to go up this big hill. Probably the biggest hill that I can think of in Prescat. Yes. Is you’re going up. It’s a Prescat Lakes uh parkway and it goes over a hill to get to 69. And that’s a pretty steep hill. (02:40) Wow. That’s a very steep hill. I have learned I have I’ll let you know this. I have learned to put my car in standard and keep it in either fourth gear or third gear. I don’t do that. Uh going down so I don’t have to burn out my brakes. I don’t do all that. Yeah, she does. She She never drives though. I’m always But it’s highly annoying when he does that. I’ll just say that. (03:01) It is highly annoying. I don’t know if it really helps. She doesn’t like the noise that it makes. Yeah, the the we we moved here and within I don’t know like a month and a half I needed new brakes because I’m just riding the brake and riding the brake and riding the brake. So yeah, that’s one trick is to downshift or at least put yourself in standard so it doesn’t go up to the really high. (03:23) But anyway, back to the gas keeps you going. So we’re going in the opposite direction to go to Costco. We’re going uphill, right? We’re trying to valiantly get there. They were like, “We can do it.” A little I had about maybe an eighth of a tank. It was time to fill up. Yeah. And we’ll get a really good It’s not that far away. Yeah. (03:39) So, you go to Costco. So, we’re going up the hill. Well, we’d run out of gas. So, uh the first time it happened, I think it happened to you and I came and saved you. That’s right. And then it happened to me and then Skip saved me. So, shout out to Skip. Skip and Kathy who came to uh rescue us with Ranger and yeah brought us brought us some gas uh to get o completely over the hill. (04:05) Here’s the thing. When your when your car is sticking its nose up in the air, the gasoline inside your tank is doing the same thing. It’s rolling to one side of your tank. And if it gets too far away from the intake, then you’re going to run out of gas. Even though there’s gas in the tank, it’s not deep enough to get to that point. That’s right. (04:29) And so, yeah, after about two or three times, we finally realized, you know what? Now, you know, I sat there. I probably could have put the car in neutral and did like a a J turn and turned around uh going the wrong direction into uh oneway traffic to get the gas to the front of my car. But, uh I didn’t do that. (04:52) Yeah, we didn’t think that was a good thing. We didn’t think it’d be well received by the other driver. So, that’s the trick. So, so what we wanted to share with those of you like us who are uh altitude challenged, uh don’t drive an an almost empty gas can, never a gas tank up a hill or down a hill because you could run out of gas even though you’re not really out of gas. (05:15) My second tip is always have really good friends with gas uh gas cans who you can call and are like, “Sure, did y’all do it again?” Yeah. Yes. We’re so embarrassed. Yeah. And who lovely lovingly and graciously come to your rescue. Yeah. So, thank you Kathy and Skip. Kathy and Skip. Yeah. Kathy and Skip came and picked us up with Ranger, their dog. (05:38) And I sat in the back with Ranger was one of the dogs for a little while. We went to go get a a gas can so we could fill it with gas. It’s always good to have those kind of friends. Yeah. Yeah. Good tip for sure. Friends who will help you out in So, a little tip. Nick of time. Little tip. So, don’t drive up a hill on empty or near empty. (05:56) So-called mountain time uh mountain town uh uh pointers. Yes. So, something we learned the hard way and we don’t want you to learn it. Wanted to share with you. Yes. So, anyway, that’s just kind of our silly little adventures. There’s always an adventure with the bros. Something something’s always going cuckoo crazy. Always lots of drama. (06:17) I don’t want it, but it’s what it is. So, that’s your tip of the day. All right. So, thank you for listening and remember, don’t go too close. Don’t go 10 miles and try to go 10 miles till you’re empty and try to go up a hill or don’t go fill up at Costco and go over the hill. Just go to the the other gas station. Go to the closer one. (06:35) Go to the closer one in in in extreme times. Yeah. So anyway, so uh anyway, again, remember our our gas prices here are amazingly low. Yeah. So, uh it’s very a pleasant surprise to our folks who relocate here. They’re like, “Wow, I have such a I’m getting such a big break. More money in my pocket. (06:56) I needed all of $2 worth of gas to get over.” Yeah, it was pretty bad. But that’s all right. Embarrassing. Living and learning every day. So, all right, folks. We hope to see you here soon. We hope you don’t run out of gas. Uh but we’re happy to come help you if you do. That’s right. Uh we will. We now have our own gas can. (07:14) We’re proud to say. So u thank you for listening and we hope you find this little tip, you know, helpful so you don’t find yourself in trouble. So for more tips and information, check us out at Oh, pickle411.com. That’s our free information site. Whether you are a buyer, seller or somewhere in between, there will be something there waiting for you that will amaze, astound, educate, and inform you to the absolute extent of your existence. (07:44) And it’s only a hundred bucks. No, it’s free. Free people. Free. Absolutely free. Free. Shout out to us. You’re welcome, everyone. You’re welcome. The whole community. You’re welcome. You’re welcome. You’re welcome. You’re welcome. Okay. Have a great day and we hope to see and hear from you soon. Take care. Bye bye.
Ever wonder about the best time to visit Prescott if you’re looking to move? This week’s video gives you the optimal times as well as a tip that’ll change how you look for your new home. We also invite you to meet with us virtually! If you have any questions before visiting Prescott sign up for our next live webinar or reserve a virtual one-on-one.
Even if you’re not looking to move to Prescott, we still welcome you to come visit us! We can show you not only the great festivals and music, but also the hidden gems!
Looking for your tribe in Prescott? Whether you’re moving here solo or with others, the citizens of Prescottonians are ready to help you make new connections and find your people in our vibrant community. Check out today’s video to find out why you should join us!
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Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello peeps. Or as we say in New Orleans, bonjour. Bonjour. Bonjour. We say that New Orleans sometimes. Sometimes you got to say with a y accent. Bonjour. They go. Anyway. Yeah. Anyway, that’s that’s with a New Orleans accent. It’s not it’s not Parisian. I’ll say that. Okay. (00:24) So, this is Diana Randle Bro coming to you from the lovely mountain town of Prescat, Arizona. I’m Rand. She’s the presc. I am. Yeah. And uh anyway, welcome to this show. Our show. Our little baby show. Our little baby show. Our little baby show. We’re here today to talk to you about your Prescuit Tribe. Your Prescuit Tribe. (00:44) So Prescuit Tribe. Prescuit Tribe. So a lot of people we talked to one of the big reasons why they are hesitant about leaving where they are now. No matter how bad it is, no matter how bad the traffic is, how high the taxes are, how bad the crime is. Yep. You know, but my friends are the fires. Yeah. I’m catching on fire. Yeah. (01:07) I’m about to lose my home. But about to lose my home, but I don’t want to leave because my my friends live right next door and their house is also burning. Um here’s the thing. We are starting to hear more and more of people doing tribes, doing enclaves. They they come as a group. So it’s like, well, look, if you’re going to leave and you’re going to go someplace else, we should all go together because we’re all friends. (01:30) We would obviously we would encourage that kind of thing. We do see that kind of thing happening more and more. So we would encourage you if you are thinking, well, I probably need to move on. This isn’t the place for my retirement. Chances are you have lots of friends that feel the same way. Get them to be part of the conversation. (01:51) You know, have to come with you. Or better yet, I will tell you, uh, we came here cold. Did not know was sold. No family, no friends. Uh, we have another good friend, Bob, who also came here cold. Um, join join a country club. Yeah. Join golf. Yeah. Um, we have met probably some of the closest, dearest friends that we’ve ever had. Yes. In 40 years of marriage. (02:16) I mean, we are taking it day by day now. Marriage, not the friendships. Not the friendships, but we we aren’t almost 40. Well, almost 39. So, we take it day by day, but the friends are here forever. I will say that. I think I think most of them might come with me, but I don’t know. (02:37) But anyway, if we But the the point is is that don’t be afraid of leaving family and friends. There’s a whole big world out there. And honestly, if you open yourself up and you attend, you know, you join a club, you join uh golf, you join this, you join that, you would be amazed how friendly and welcoming people here are at. That’s right. (02:59) And you know, I I really didn’t understand what good friends were until I came here. And he got lost in the fields. Yeah, that’s right. I we did we did a we did a wind wind down on that where they they came and quote rescued me though I still say I was not lost but you know we were living in Baton Rouge uh we were a young couple with young kids and I was traveling a lot and our so-called friends so so Diane uh had a snake there was a snake in the house and the guy no no no no some there was a loud crash in the middle of the night he traveled all the the time. Yeah. So, I (03:37) had babies, uh, young children, I mean, babies, and we were all sleeping in the middle of the night. Glass crash and break and broke. And I was like, “Somebody’s breaking in my house.” So, I called my neighbor across the street. Said, “Oh my gosh, can you look out the window? Tell me what’s going on. I had this tremendous crash. (03:54) I’m here with the babies. Randall’s not here.” And he said, “I would recommend that you call 911.” Yeah. And I said, “You are now dead to me from here on out.” Yeah, but here in Prescuit that would never happen. That would never happen. Never. People would fly over. I mean, I’d have 15 people here saying, “We’re on our way. Don’t worry. Don’t open the door. (04:15) We’re here. Don’t worry. Call the police. We’re coming. We’re going to,” you know. And so, that is what life in Prescat is. Yeah. Yeah. It really is. 100%. So, we call it your Prescat tribe. These are people who are true blue. Uh, they even give you bone marrow. Oh, yeah. They give you blood. They give you whatever you need. (04:34) These people, nobody’s going to match me. I’m caging this. It’s going to match me and I’m not going to match anyone else. You’re screwed. But anyway, the rest of us are doing okay. We’ll Yeah, they’re going to do kidneys and all that. Not Somebody will save the rest of us. You’re on your own. But uh but no, it is true. (04:49) It is some of the the best people we’ve ever met. Um I’ve never traveled with folks. Um these these are people we travel with. We have a great time. They accept us for who we are in all of our crazy which is saying a lot which is saying a lot because we are crazy. Um and you know they just have your back. Yeah. (05:08) And it’s just not something we’ve experienced living elsewhere. But you know if you if you got a good group of friends and you don’t want to leave them behind, bring them with you. Bring them with you or at least begin to explore the possibility with them. Yeah. Uh, as we mentioned in an earlier windown that Diane and I are going to be doing some online things. Come to an online event. (05:32) Yeah. You don’t even have to come to Prescuit. Get a few people, all your friends, and jump in and see what it’s all about and we’ll chitchat. And we’ll chitchat. Yeah. And we’ll chitchat because if you are someplace that you don’t want to be, there’s no reason for you to stay there. That’s right. Find your own Prescribe here in Prescuit. (05:53) That’s exactly we sure did and a lot of our friends have as well and there’s no looking back. So anyway, you and the rest of your friends will be welcome here. Insummation. Yes. Just come here. That’s all. That’s all I’m saying. We’ll give you some good friends. And we’ll have a good time. Absolutely. Absolutely. All right. (06:14) So, cheers to you. So, that’s your Prescuit tribe. Whether whether you need to bring your tribe or develop your tribe once you’re here, Prescat in Prescat, you can find a tribe. a tribe like you’ve never had before. So that’s right. It is the place to be. Yeah. So So that’s your tip of the day. Yep. (06:30) If you’re into tips, the place to go is pickle411.com. That is our free information site. Whether you are a buyer or seller or somewhere in between, there’ll be something there for you that will amaze, astound, educate, and entertain. Yeah. Like you’ve never seen. And it’s only $20. $20 a minute. 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