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Charlotte breakfast 09/26

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J Alynn

J Alynn

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People going to the Charlotte event-anyone interested in a pre-event breakfast say 10am-ish? Will those going be in town at that point? Might be fun to connect prior to the chaos of the day when everyone is star struck over the vehicle.
And if we did-Any chance @Jamie@ScoutMotors or a team member(s) be up for joining to talk scout. Even if just a driveby? Always enjoy talking to the team but maybe someone could escape or dodge some prep work and entertain the crowd here before your day turns into herding and talking to the masses? Nothing says COMMUNITY like breaking bread (or toast in this instance) with your disciples!!!
I’ll gladly find a spot unless a local is willing to use connections to pin down a spot. If so, I’ll bring name tags and a sharpie. Just a thought.
I’m planning some model home tours for Saturday morning as well for work but thought it might be fun to connect with a larger group.
 
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Or just as fun-could we do a “bring your own breakfast” and meet at a staging spot for a slightly more up close and personal look at the Scouts prior to going “on stage”. Like an 8am cars and coffee. Would make for a cool group forum photo too.
 
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J Alynn said:
People going to the Charlotte event-anyone interested in a pre-event breakfast say 10am-ish? Will those going be in town at that point? Might be fun to connect prior to the chaos of the day when everyone is star struck over the vehicle.
And if we did-Any chance @Jamie@ScoutMotors or a team member(s) be up for joining to talk scout. Even if just a driveby? Always enjoy talking to the team but maybe someone could escape or dodge some prep work and entertain the crowd here before your day turns into herding and talking to the masses? Nothing says COMMUNITY like breaking bread (or toast in this instance) with your disciples!!!
I’ll gladly find a spot unless a local is willing to use connections to pin down a spot. If so, I’ll bring name tags and a sharpie. Just a thought.
I’m planning some model home tours for Saturday morning as well for work but thought it might be fun to connect with a larger group.
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I would absolutely love that!
Count me in!
 
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I’d really like to but I’ll have to think about it. That would have us leaving the house by 8am and getting home at 11pm. I don’t think anyone else would come with me if I suggested that 🤣
 
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J Alynn said:
You’re missing ooouuuut! 🤣
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The more I think about it the more it sounds like fun to get to put faces to the folks I’ve been fortunate enough to meet here…
Wish I could talk my wife into coming but the rest of the trip would be of absolute boredom for her (and we’d have to board Kona)
 
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maynard said:
The more I think about it the more it sounds like fun to get to put faces to the folks I’ve been fortunate enough to meet here…
Wish I could talk my wife into coming but the rest of the trip would be of absolute boredom for her (and we’d have to board Kona)
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I’ve tried to get my wife to go but she has end of month work commitments and already committed to Boston in mid October. She’s happy I’m excited about scouts but she’s bored with going to events. Boston will be her 3rd in a year’s time but as I’ve said, Boston is on her bucket list and it’s our anniversary so she’s willing to deal with it. After that unless they roll in within like an hour or two of us I’m guessing she’s out for a bit. Though she would love to tour the plant -ties into her first job and she love manufacturing plants-go figure
 
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J Alynn said:
I’ve tried to get my wife to go but she has end of month work commitments and already committed to Boston in mid October. She’s happy I’m excited about scouts but she’s bored with going to events. Boston will be her 3rd in a year’s time but as I’ve said, Boston is on her bucket list and it’s our anniversary so she’s willing to deal with it. After that unless they roll in within like an hour or two of us I’m guessing she’s out for a bit. Though she would love to tour the plant -ties into her first job and she love manufacturing plants-go figure
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I’m lucky, there’s 3 things my husband loves about Scout events.

1. His love of photography.
2. The events that are far away he gets to drive the Supra on all these twisty roads (I tend to not love that as much. 😹)
3. That it makes me very happy.

But if he wasn’t taking hundreds of pictures I could see how he could be standing around with nothing to do. With this event going into the evening he is very excited about the prospect of night pictures of the Scout.

When we lived in California he knew he had a good setup when he could get pictures in Pirates of the Caribbean, in the dark without a flash and see the skeleton that was lit up with only flashing lights.
 
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cyure said:
I’m lucky, there’s 3 things my husband loves about Scout events.

1. His love of photography.
2. The events that are far away he gets to drive the Supra on all these twisty roads (I tend to not love that as much. 😹)
3. That it makes me very happy.

But if he wasn’t taking hundreds of pictures I could see how he could be standing around with nothing to do. With this event going into the evening he is very excited about the prospect of night pictures of the Scout.

When we lived in California he knew he had a good setup when he could get pictures in Pirates of the Caribbean, in the dark without a flash and see the skeleton that was lit up with only flashing lights.
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Will you guys be able to make it to breakfast? Would be great to meet you both!
 
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