Josh Clark

Yeah, it's the same deal.

I want to say it's North Carolina, but it's basically like a glorified rest stop that has a Mexican theme.

where you can go, like, I don't know, see a mariachi band and eat good food and buy cheap tchotchkes.

The only mariachi band in all of North Carolina.

But what made me think about it, it might be, was that they had the same thing for, like, hundreds of miles in any direction for south of the border and Rock City.

They're very famous for these billboards that tell you, like,

Oh, it's coming.

You're getting closer.

You're getting closer.

That's really strange that I've never heard of that, man.

Yeah, south of the border.

Check it out.

Must not have been paying attention.

So the Carters built like this Tom Thumb golf course.

And again, originally they just did this as kind of an amenity at their Fairyland Inn and Fairyland Club.

But it was such a smash hit.

And Garnett Carter was such a like born businessman that they were like, I think there might be something to this.

And they saw either they saw it out or he sought them out.

I'm not quite sure how it happened.

But there was another guy who really factors bigly into this whole story.