Honoring New Orleans Sports Legacies + 130 Years of Leidenheimer French Bread

And I have the first question.

What is the best pool boy?

Oh, man.

You know what? I like the meatball, po'boy-dressed, light red gravy from Laius's, the original Laius's on

Banville Street.

You have a special time when you get that?

Anytime I'm in there.

All right.

Very good.

You have the opportunity to see one New Orleans musical artist.

This can be a person or a band, a group that are alive in concert.

Who would it be and where would you see them?

Dr. John, the House of Blues.

I saw Dr. John about 27 years ago with Sandy McNamara, who is somebody that worked with us at the Earhart Group right in the beginning.

And I had the

opportunity to work with Sandy as well at Peter

Mayer.

That's right.

And then she went on to work with Harrah's in marketing for a long time.

And Sandy's Cajun.

So she was like, come on, Mark, we're going, we had a client in town.

And we, she says, we're going to go see Dr. John.

We're going to take the client.

And I'm thinking, man, Sandy, we've been with these people all day.

I just want to go home.

And I have the first question.

What is the best pool boy?

Oh, man.

You know what? I like the meatball, po'boy-dressed, light red gravy from Laius's, the original Laius's on

Banville Street.

You have a special time when you get that?

Anytime I'm in there.

All right.

Very good.

You have the opportunity to see one New Orleans musical artist.

This can be a person or a band, a group that are alive in concert.

Who would it be and where would you see them?

Dr. John, the House of Blues.

I saw Dr. John about 27 years ago with Sandy McNamara, who is somebody that worked with us at the Earhart Group right in the beginning.

And I had the

opportunity to work with Sandy as well at Peter

Mayer.

That's right.

And then she went on to work with Harrah's in marketing for a long time.

And Sandy's Cajun.

So she was like, come on, Mark, we're going, we had a client in town.

And we, she says, we're going to go see Dr. John.

We're going to take the client.

And I'm thinking, man, Sandy, we've been with these people all day.

I just want to go home.