Josh Clark

Yeah, and this was just, to be clear, 256 doesn't sound like a lot compared to the 50,000 that they had in the 1930s, but this was his own putt-putt golf and games franchise.

Right.

There was plenty more putt-putt going on in the United States than that.

Right, right, right.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, like knockoff putt-putt, right?

Yeah, like the one at Stone Mountain Park wasn't a putt-putt golf and games.

It was just putt-putt, but it was great.

It was called Tap-Tap.

They also had trail skate across from the Putt-Putt, which was a roller skating trail through the woods.

What?

Yeah, it was like this two-mile paved, you know, just basically like a big paved sidewalk through the woods, and they rented roller skates, and you would just skate through the woods.

It was really cool.

Man, that's awesome.

Country folk just have some of the best ideas for businesses, you know what I mean?

I didn't think of us as country folk, but I guess it kind of was.

Roller skating through the woods is country.

I guess it is.

That's like Dolly Parton-level country.

So, yeah, they're all par twos, and it is tough.