Habanos2000

If you ain't first, you're last. Let me quote the late-great Colonel Sanders, who said "I'm too drunk to taste this chicken". -Ricky Bobby

Jocko podcast. Great interviews, book reviews and overall leadership training.

To me, the worst part of bidding/paying that much for a box of cigars is that I feel they'll never be smoked. Unless you have such deep pockets that it doesn't matter, how do you break a box that expensive?

Although I'm more and more interested in building a home gym, but I've settled for a pull up bar, and doing push ups and sit ups for the last 18 months. And that has worked to a certain degree.I do have a weight machine gathering dust in the basement which deserves more use (despite its effectiveness as a place to hang wet laundry to dry). For me it's more about having the discipline to work out. I've found plenty of excuses to not work out; too tired, too late, not the right equipment, maybe tomorrow when I have more time, etc. Home gym, gym membership, doesn't matter. You have to have the discipline to 'get after it'. Jocko Willink has been a HUGE inspiration to me in that regard. Discipline Equals Freedom. So true in many aspects of life.

Been enjoying Sebastian a lot lately.

Used to be a HUGE Rush fan back in my high school days, late 70's/early 80's. Kinda lost interest when they went synthesizer-centric. But broke into my catalog again when Neil passed. Still so impressed by the Hemispheres album!

My tag line says it all...

Great night, great guys and great cigars!

I'm in!

I'll meet you at the lounge, thanks!

Looks like I'll be able to make it. Looking forward to it!

I have a couple fav's. AC/DC Nov 1981 Rosemont Horizon. Final days of the Back in Black tour. Incredibly powerful! I've seen them 2-3 times since and have been disappointed with very similar shows. 2nd fav was Metallica as an opening act at the Monsters of Rock at Alpine Valley in May 1988. They killed it. Show I regret missing, Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads. Drove past the Rosemont Horizon the last time they played there hoping to see them, could have gotten tickets, didn't, still kicking myself. Randy was a god.

If you're staying at a resort/hotel with a nice outdoor area, I would think you could get away with enjoying a cigar. Inside the park itself, I wouldn't bet on it.

All the best Rob!

I would think as long as you support the B&M with a purchase, which is only the right thing to do, it should all be good.