Oviedo

Seminole County.

Oviedo.

Oviedo.

Near, near Oviedo.

Yeah.

So, and again, Oviedo, you know, not super dense at all.

You know, they don't really have a, I would argue they don't have much of a city center.

Um, so they are-

You've served as a ruling elder for a number of years.

You, you currently serve in Reformation OPC in Oviedo, Florida.

H-how long have you served as a ruling elder in the OPC?

Um, that required some math.

Thank you to Council Bluffs, Iowa; Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada; Boardman, Oregon.

Thank you to Beaver, Pennsylvania; Oviedo, Florida; Columbus, Ohio; Dallas, Oregon; and last, but certainly not least, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Thank you, everyone.

Well, everyone, that will do it for this week's episode.

[click] Now it's time for the Brains Honor Roll.

These are the incredible kids who keep the show going with their questions, ideas, mystery sounds, drawings, and high fives: Quinn from London, England, Mariana and Max from Townsville, Australia, Born and Sean from Malaysia, Prita and Drew from Oviedo, Florida, Mack from Cedarburg, Wisconsin, Alexander from Raleigh, North Carolina, Veda from Woodhaven, Michigan, Shamar and Taj from West Park, Florida, Abigail and Eleanor from Port Tobacco, Maryland, Kalea from Medford, Oregon, Norbert from Nelson, British Columbia, Clark from Seattle, Vera from Hilton Head, South Carolina, Bayard from Bearsville, New York, Emil from Northampton, Massachusetts, Rowan from Arden, North Carolina, Zachariah from Naperville, Illinois, Yide from Naples, Florida, Caroline from Katy, Texas, Logan from Boca Raton, Florida, Aniket from Belmont, California, Vera from Dallas, Texas, Quest from Vancouver, Theo from Circle Pines, Minnesota, Ido from Israel, Cadence from Monroe, Washington, Avi from Colorado Springs, Maddie from Los Angeles, JJ from Hanoi, Vietnam, Abe and Josie from Albert Lea, Minnesota, Gabrielle from Boston, Ivan from Raleigh, North Carolina, Mackenzie from Oregon, Wisconsin, Sloane from Mesa, Arizona, K from Westboro, Massachusetts, Kayano from Blair, Nebraska, Penelope from Kansas City, Annabelle from Everett, Washington, Ellis from San Francisco, Cam from Vancouver, Rose and Opie from Worcester, Massachusetts, Hudson from Georgetown, Texas, June and Josie from Wilsonville, Oregon, Sawyer and Cohen from American Fork, Utah, Toby from Southend-on-Sea, Essex, Brooks from Colorado Springs, Coriana from Nashua, New Hampshire, Emma from Atlanta, Everett from Arlington Heights, Illinois, Isaac from Sterling, Virginia, Kirsten from Houston, Texas, Solomon from Minneapolis, Sarah from Baltimore, Max from Rochester, New York, Alexander from Edmonton, Alberta, Rio and Alyra from Lotsburg, Virginia, Watts from Toronto, Penny from North Hollywood, California, Gerdas from Calgary, Drake and James from Sugar Hill, Georgia, Emma and Matthew from Santa Monica, California, Wyatt and Leo from Dallas, Texas, and Tessa from San Antonio, Texas.

Brains Honor Roll.

High fives.

So it's, it's the Seminole Chamber.

We're right in Oviedo, and I will say I, I probably took the lazier path only because there's a monthly event the Business Alliance Council hosts.

[laughs] I know, I know.

And it's right across the street from my, from my office.

This past week, Alice recorded 157 assists, 45 digs, 10 kills, seven blocks, and four aces.

She also earned the All Tournament honors at the prestigious Sunshine Invitational in Oviedo, Florida, where McGill-Toolen finished third among 16 of the nation's top high school volleyball teams.

Alice was one of just 10 players selected to the All Tournament team, and her coach is her mom, Kate Wood, and she says that Alice has a tremendous court vision, is a natural leader, and she thrives when the competition is at the highest level.

Uh, Alice is going to graduate from McGill-Toolen in December, and then she will enroll at Kansas State University, where she has committed to continue her volleyball career.

Um, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.

Thank you to Oviedo, Florida, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, Mumbai in India, and last but certainly not least, Columbus, Ohio.

Thank you everyone.

Well, everyone, that will do it for this week's episode.

now I'm kind of scared to ride my dirt bike.

Over an e-bike in Oviedo earlier this month.

Grab your signature, whatever that looks like to you.

this witch cop i mean this is an 11 year old they're filming this and she's trying to get his signature 11 year old kid riding e-bike e-bike on and he's even got a really good reason for why and i'm like you know this is the kind of major on minors and minor on majors garbage you're going to be increasingly seeing especially if it's the right skin type okay white kid or whatever they're going to be zeroed in on for doing literally um nothing wrong okay but they want to make examples and they want to put everybody in fear

I lived out in Geneva for a while.

There's a Ford's up in Oviedo.

When you guys opened, it was highly anticipated.

You guys do a number of things quite well.

You guys really like throw it down.

You said the Rock and Brews, it was like a 20-year-old recipe.

I didn't know Rock and Brews was around that long because I first became aware of it with the Oviedo location.

Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Arcade Monsters in Orlando.

Pinball Lounge in Oviedo.

uh the fellowship arcade out in the pacific northwest near spokane and bellingham washington one-up lounge like they would all want this thing because it's cool and if they're only like 500 made or a thousand made or just like limit like we'll build to order but just for this year maybe do two runs of them i'm sure you got some space on the line um you already got all the parts right so like why not Why not do this? Why not do this? And you know what? You guys can have all the credit and glory.

I don't need any of this.