Josh Clark

Well, Chuck, if you ask me if I had a rich childhood, I will always tell you, yes, sir.

Yes, I did.

And the reason why is because I grew up having putt-putt close by in Toledo, and we played that a lot.

And then when my family would vacation in the summers on Catawba Island on Lake Erie,

And this was like pre-cleaned up Lake Erie.

There was like a rundown little like mini golf with like clowns mouths and windmills and all that stuff right by the place where we used to stay, like walking distance.

And so we'd play there a lot too.

So I had the best of both worlds.

A really great, just top-notch childhood.

So I grew up playing putt-putt at Stone Mountain Park, which we went to a lot because it was near our church and the youth group would go and do putt-putt nights and stuff.

So that was a lot of fun.

And I was sort of partial to those that were like, you know, the real putt-putt where it requires a little bit of skill.

But I am also a sucker for the beach town, volcano, waterfall,

go-kart, bumper boat, arcade scene.

Yeah.

Don't forget laser tag.

I never really did laser tag.

I think that came around a little after I was, you know, in my prime years for this kind of thing.

Gotcha.

Yeah, it wasn't, same here, but I was looking up now they have laser tag at putt-putt places.