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Sounds like a great and fun idea!
And I’ve got another great idea…how about putting all the county commissioners on this thing, and see which deadbeats don’t do their share of the work! They need to see that they need to do more peddling and less meddling! Maybe they’ll learn that if they can work TOGETHER, they can go further!
Honestly hope to see this thing a lot whenever we go downtown! Good luck to y’all and your new business!
I hope it has a high racing gear. It gone need it in Augusta.
Bet many folks didn’t know Columbia County actually allows open containers in part of the county, while Richmond County is the one that doesn’t.
I have GOT to try this !!
There might be about 4 months out of the year this would not be uncomfortable doing, weather-wise. I will still wish it well, as I do any local business.
My wife and friends have done the Savannah Slow Ride version of this concept over 20 times. It is a lot of fun and they are right, you get on as strangers and leave it as a group of acquaintances. The main tour is fun even for those like me who don’t drink! I had no idea they had already opened as I have been past their HQ many times and seen no activity. Weather doesn’t affect the experience if you are trying to have fun. That said, I wish them success in this market. It’s probably the hardest one to be successful in since Augustans do Augusta things… We will have to get “on board” with them very soon!