Downtown.

And it, and it was kinda getting a little tired, and so we ...

I think it was at that time that the downtown one was talking about stopping to do it.

They, they weren't gonna do it anymore.

And so we said, "Well, oh man, you got, you can't not do that." And so we kinda stepped up and said, "All right, well, we'll, we'll start to host one here." And so I think when we started to host one, it just kind of reinvigorated, brought a little life back.

It, it gave, uh, another reason for people to come down and, and share in New Ulm, and I think in doing so, it's really, you know, it's increased the whole, um, weekends, h- weekends, plural, here in New Ulm.

I think I talked, uh, to Danielle this morning.

Yeah, good stuff.

for me? I almost got into a fight a

couple years ago, actually.

No, what happened? I was carrying mugs, same thing, blowing the whistle.

And some guy did not, he took a little offense to me blowing the whistle behind him, and he turned around and tried to start a fight with me.

To the point where I had to set my mugs down, Show him my staff badge and be like, what are you doing right now? Do you want to stay here or do you want to go? Which one is it? Because all I'm doing is asking you to move.

I'm not trying to fight you.

We can do that, but I'd rather not.

I mean, because you let them loose by, what, 4.30, 5 o'clock? We kick them out at