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I’m just here to say that I’m glad that the IBJ hired Dave Lindquist.
So are we!
Probably one too many cigar bars for the mile square. Besides, too close to nit-wit central.
They should offer gambling, tattoos, and any other vice they can use to squeeze a few more bucks from folks.
Did that comment make sense when it was in your head, prior to typing it?
Who is smoking all these cigars anymore? I really wonder if downtown can support multiple establishments of this type. But, it’s better than that location becoming like a law firm or an accountant’s office or something I guess.
PS Congrats Dave!