Murrells Inlet

That is wild indeed.

So Jeopardy! this week started on Monday, as it so often does, with the contestants Justin Robbins, a graduate student from Murrells Inlet, South Carolina; Katie Beruns, a records and information professional from Dayton, Ohio; and Nicholas Polsinelli, a student from Winter Park, Florida, whose two-day total is $40,001.

Jeopardy! round categories are 43 Ways to Win, Anniversaries, Teachers and Features, Transportation, Utensil Words and Phrases, and Lodge Podge.

Triple stumper at the $600 level of Lodge Podge.

Anyway, on Wednesday we get the contestants Kristin Frankie, a pastor from Washington, DC.

Woo.

Ben Meyerson, a political consultant from New York, and Justin Robbins, a graduate student from Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, whose two-day total is $38,802.

Jeopardy! round categories are Historic Men.

And then Harley-Davidson South, their expo that they had there, although the parking lot was nearly full with bikes, the expo that they had that was probably half the size it normally is, which made it really, it's like, why bother, really, at that point.

And Muriel's Inlet down there.

They had things going on at Suck, Bang, Blow and at the Beaver Bar.

It was mildly reduced from what it usually is.

really i

um i mean i went and saw everything and when i went to the spring rally i went and stopped everywhere uh in the spring rally and it was i was totally exhausted for the day because that's a lot to do in one day For this, I concentrated my efforts.

I was just like Harley North, Harley South, and Murals Inlet, mostly hanging out at the Beaver Bar, walking around there, looking at all the expos.

I bet you were.

Let's find out what happened on Jeopardy last week, Monday, September 28th.

Our contestants are Justin Robbins, a graduate student from Murrells Inlet, South Carolina.

Katie Bruins, a records and information professional from Dayton, Ohio.

And Nicholas Polsinelli, a student from Winter Park, Florida, whose two-day cash winnings totaled $40,001.

Dominic Lloyd, a finance consultant from New Orleans, Louisiana.

Jerisha Tucker-McClure, an entrepreneur and program manager from Atlanta, Georgia.

And Justin Robbins, a graduate student from Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, whose one-day cash winnings total $20,000.

in one dollar so i suddenly did not know how to read numbers justin gets off to a great start in the jeopardy round thanks in part to a daily double get while dominic drops into the negative in double jeopardy dominic stages a comeback getting both daily doubles and taking the lead briefly but justin retakes it and has a four thousand six hundred dollar edge headed into final Final Jeopardy category is pre-Civil War America, The Clue.

After you go to a show at The Bowery, go for drinks at Tidal Creek BrewHouse, uh, or the Grand Strand Brewing Company, both near the Arts District.

Day two, we're gonna go to Murrells Inlet and Huntington Beach.

For coffee, go to Croissants Bistro and Bakery.

It's a long-running Myrtle Beach bakery and cafe known for their croissants and the pastry case.

There's 30 rooms around an enclosed courtyard and 3,000-gallon water tank in Anna's studio, where she kept live animals including bears and horses so she could sculpt them from a, a real-life model.

Wow.

For lunch, go to Lee's Inlet Kitchen, run by the same family in Murrells Inlet since 1948.

They are known for fried local flounder, deviled crab, and hush puppies.

Okay.

North Myrtle or Murrells Inlet?

Oof.

Oof.

[laughs] It's, it's close.

[laughs] My, my, uh, my wife's family and I used to spend summers at, uh, Pawleys Island between Pawleys and, and, uh, Murrells Inlet.

Uh, the beach is gorgeous.

Great beach.