Sharpstown

Oh, thanks, man.

Uh, I, uh, uh, heard, like last week or week before that you, uh, were, had spent some time in the Sharpstown area and, and I actually grew up in that area as well.

I went to Sharpstown High School.

Heck yeah.

And, uh, so, so, uh, back in the, you know, '80s.

Right? That's not something you brag about.

But that's kind of a working man's mall right there, right? That's Sharpstown before it was Shootstown, before it was just sneakers and baby

clothes, as Chris Rock said in his comedy

bit.

I, I, I've lived in three neighborhoods now, and I think that Spring Branch was a great place to get to know your neighbors.

Sharpstown, not so much.

Definitely not The Heights, because my neighbor is a homeless person, and-

[laughs]

It's a big, big world, a lot of smells, right? Lot going on.

So they, they went and they played, uh, Houston Sharpstown on Friday night.

I'm sorry, Thursday night.

Got a nice 55-20 win over the Apollos of Sharpstown.

Marlins and Apollos.

Mm.

Greatly appreciate it.

Let's go, because he has been waiting patiently for 3 minutes and 48 seconds now, to Mike over in Sharpstown, my old stomping grounds man.

What's up, Mike? How are you doing, young man? You know, I'm doing pretty well.

Good, good.

All right, you too, Mike.

Thanks.

Yeah, I grew up in Sharpstown a long, long, long time ago.

I grew up before the Southwest Freeway.

Bel Air, baby.

On Bel Air, on Bel Air in Sharpstown.

In Sharpstown, yep.

Right ac- right across from the mall where Cody used to sell crack in his backpack.

There you go.

We're going to be at Spanky's.

We're going to be at Spanky's Sharpstown this Friday.

Gabby's the 16th.

I drove by there today.