Charles W. 'Chuck' Bryant

Your dad would have been, throw up in this bag. You'll be fine. Right. And then Phantom. Phantom was 88. And I think that's another Andrew Lloyd Webber show. But I think that was one of the first ones to really ramp up, got real designy and included some special effects. And I think that kind of started that trend of making things a little bigger.

Your dad would have been, throw up in this bag. You'll be fine. Right. And then Phantom. Phantom was 88. And I think that's another Andrew Lloyd Webber show. But I think that was one of the first ones to really ramp up, got real designy and included some special effects. And I think that kind of started that trend of making things a little bigger.

We tried to see Phantom at the Fox Theater here in Atlanta. And I actually just joined the Broadway season for next season. The season's run from May to May, I think, on regular Broadway. I'm not sure about the Fox, though. I think it may be about the same. But we tried to go see Phantom years ago, but we're both so distracted. It was when we were trying to buy our first house.

We tried to see Phantom at the Fox Theater here in Atlanta. And I actually just joined the Broadway season for next season. The season's run from May to May, I think, on regular Broadway. I'm not sure about the Fox, though. I think it may be about the same. But we tried to go see Phantom years ago, but we're both so distracted. It was when we were trying to buy our first house.

We tried to see Phantom at the Fox Theater here in Atlanta. And I actually just joined the Broadway season for next season. The season's run from May to May, I think, on regular Broadway. I'm not sure about the Fox, though. I think it may be about the same. But we tried to go see Phantom years ago, but we're both so distracted. It was when we were trying to buy our first house.

And we were obsessed with this house we were trying to get a bid on. And it was just one of those deals where we were not there. Our head was elsewhere. And we finally just looked at each other and we were like, we need to get out of here.

And we were obsessed with this house we were trying to get a bid on. And it was just one of those deals where we were not there. Our head was elsewhere. And we finally just looked at each other and we were like, we need to get out of here.

And we were obsessed with this house we were trying to get a bid on. And it was just one of those deals where we were not there. Our head was elsewhere. And we finally just looked at each other and we were like, we need to get out of here.

Oh, yeah. That's, I mean, impressive at the time. But yeah, that's 35 years is impressive.

Oh, yeah. That's, I mean, impressive at the time. But yeah, that's 35 years is impressive.

Oh, yeah. That's, I mean, impressive at the time. But yeah, that's 35 years is impressive.

So we got to talk a little bit about Times Square. Even before the 70s came along, it was a pretty rowdy place. In the early teens, there was a 1 a.m. curfew because it was such a rowdy place. There were speakeasies there during Prohibition, burlesque in the 30s.

So we got to talk a little bit about Times Square. Even before the 70s came along, it was a pretty rowdy place. In the early teens, there was a 1 a.m. curfew because it was such a rowdy place. There were speakeasies there during Prohibition, burlesque in the 30s.

So we got to talk a little bit about Times Square. Even before the 70s came along, it was a pretty rowdy place. In the early teens, there was a 1 a.m. curfew because it was such a rowdy place. There were speakeasies there during Prohibition, burlesque in the 30s.

And then from the 60s and into the 90s, I think I mentioned this before, when I first started going to New York in the mid-90s, there were still peep shows there. It was right before the final cleanup happened, thanks to a few different mayors, but Mayor Ed Koch, certainly David Dinkins, and then eventually Giuliani would finish up the work of cleaning up Times Square.

And then from the 60s and into the 90s, I think I mentioned this before, when I first started going to New York in the mid-90s, there were still peep shows there. It was right before the final cleanup happened, thanks to a few different mayors, but Mayor Ed Koch, certainly David Dinkins, and then eventually Giuliani would finish up the work of cleaning up Times Square.

And then from the 60s and into the 90s, I think I mentioned this before, when I first started going to New York in the mid-90s, there were still peep shows there. It was right before the final cleanup happened, thanks to a few different mayors, but Mayor Ed Koch, certainly David Dinkins, and then eventually Giuliani would finish up the work of cleaning up Times Square.

So they started – they dipped their toe in the pond with renovating and renting out the new Amsterdam Theater, which at that point New York City had acquired in 1992 as part of the 42nd Street Development Program because it was one of those that followed the – for less theater than movie theater than porn theater model. I don't know if that was an official model.

So they started – they dipped their toe in the pond with renovating and renting out the new Amsterdam Theater, which at that point New York City had acquired in 1992 as part of the 42nd Street Development Program because it was one of those that followed the – for less theater than movie theater than porn theater model. I don't know if that was an official model.

So they started – they dipped their toe in the pond with renovating and renting out the new Amsterdam Theater, which at that point New York City had acquired in 1992 as part of the 42nd Street Development Program because it was one of those that followed the – for less theater than movie theater than porn theater model. I don't know if that was an official model.