Dr. John A. King's ice-cream shop Beans and Cream lost 16 tubs when a power strip tripped three weeks in. He got a rescue supply from Henry's Ice Cream, a local maker whose product restaurants already use. Now he's out of snow-cone ice too.
Well, I think I can officially declare this weekend one of those weekends. We did some rearranging in Beans and Cream and we ended up throwing a breaker or something on one of the little power strips. So consequently, when we were shut on Sunday, we lost 16 tubs of ice cream, which is— 16 tubs of ice cream is a lot of ice cream, man. Especially when you're 3 weeks into the adventure. Well, good thing we went up and saw Henry from Henry's Ice Cream, and I'll post a video about him a little later on, an interview he did with the kids. And so he's bringing in his homemade, handmade ice cream, and it's fantastic. Man, his ice cream is unbelievable, and he's the nicest guy. You know, he does stuff for like Cool River, F&G's use Henry, a bunch of restaurants, really well-known restaurants use Henry and Henry's Ice Cream. So he's a great guy. And then to top the day all off, we ran out of snow cone ice. So that's the problem. The wife goes away doing this speech competition with the daughters and like I run out of everything. The supplies are gone, the ice is gone, the ice goes, the ice cream melts. I don't know. Anyway, she's home. So snow cone tomorrow? Working on it. Thanks.
