Three guys having a beer and talking about being dads.
Everyone is calling for the heads of elected officials because of their differing responses to the pandemic. Some of that is justified, some of it isn’t. Most of the people calling for some of the officials would have been voting …
In the time of C-19, when we have to constantly ask the question, “where are we going, and why are we in this handbasket?” there have to be some positive things to have come from dealing with this pandemic. The …
Remember, if you will, back in episode 173, titled The Beer Bubble. Well, we bring that subject up, once again, when not one but three beer establishments in Greensboro have announced that they are or that they have closed/closing. Is the competitive …
Mostly a Pissed-Off Paul episode, but all the Dads had a fun time bad-mouthing those who give a business their number to be able to do business and when the company calls, the customer’s (or potential customer’s) voicemail box is …
The closure of Business 40 in Winston-Salem has had a direct effect on businesses in the downtown area. What other towns could have a major road, that basically bifurcates the entire town, shut down and that town act like nothing …
Student loans. I know we are all groaning right now. The dreaded student loan. Bane of recent college grads (or dropouts) and even long- lived adults. When the Dads went to college, mostly tuition was affordable and many times loans …
Bethany Miller comes back to talk with us about cigars, her life, how she has totally immersed herself in the world of cigars and how being a bad-ass just comes naturally. Actually, Beer Dad Tim said she was bad-ass (she …
So, first, this is not directed at any one person, business or what have you. This is more of a concept. This week Dad Tim talks about people who owe people money. Not people who are dodging people they owe. …
When did you get your first credit card? Do you remember filling out that credit card application that you saw in a counter stand at a convenience store, department store, etc.? Did you have direction as to how to properly …
There used to be a time when the only way to pay for things was with cash. Credit cards were only for big purchases. Debit cards came along and allowed you to use a card as cash. These days there …