Brunswick Harley-Davidson

Again, sometimes I'm not sure if I'm working in a Harley shop or an insane asyl I've been coming here maybe 20 years, 25 years. So here I've been here I guess that's what they tell me, but. . . I remember a lot of things about this shop. I mean, it opened in 72. I was 12 years old and working in the grocery store up ahead up front. We used to have a pig here called Fred. Well, yeah, everybody used to feed Fred. He got bigger as a house. Then they had a pot belly pig. We used to chase Adam all over the place. We would go behind the counter and everything, and Adam threw out the other end. I think they bought the pot belly pig, Fred. I don't know where they got that from. I had a, I believe it was a 275 Harley Endurham when I came home and I went in the garage to ride it. I noticed that it wouldn'turn over while Adam had taken it out and blew it up and put it back where it was and never said a word. That's freaking hilarious. I don't know. We're gonna have to ask them about that one too. Yeah. Oh, it's a week. We have a ball. We joke around each other and Gino makes fun of me when I'm parking my bike. They had You had to like squeeze through them, And it was small and then finally they extended it, got a little bit bigger. Back then the guys that rode bikes were, some of them were real bad. And I remember guys riding in with horns on their helmets and giving you really dirty looks if you got in their way. And I was 12 and a little nervous at the time, but after a while I came to find out that they're some of the greatest people, even the scariest ones. Sports are that was left here all apart. That never got paid for her. So I paid the bill and put the bike back together with the help of a mechanic that was in the back at the time. And took off out of here on a February day. It was one of the happiest times of my life on that old ratty 72 kickstart old me sports are. But whatever bike you ride and that quick really makes you smile. That's the bike you want when you got that big straight and grin. That's your bike. I've worked jobs before I was able to come back here full time. They were all good jobs, but they just don't feel