Savannah, GA

NEW (2): A-OK Portables, Tony's Jons Incorporated
REDISCOVERED (3): OnSite Solutions, Blu Site Solutions, United Site Services

The Hostess City of the South. What a town. What a town. This was my second time here, and I'll gladly make a third, fourth and fifth visit anytime. Upon arrival, even outside the train station felt like a mini celebration. Some folks were getting after it, paper bagged brews in hand. Bluetooth stereo blaring tunes. This is my kinda energy.

After checking in, we headed down to the river. You know how most major cities have mad building construction right now? Well, here you've got that, but it takes a back seat compared to the steep and sloping street construction. I took that as a good sign as I've never heard of crap rolling uphill.

Our first spotting was again an [OnSite Solutions]. Lawd, I hope this doesn't become a trend. We hit a hole in the wall for some 2 for 1 yingers in plastic cups for 3 clams, and were off to Sorry Charlie's for my birthday dindin. Host said an hour wait, so we hit the streets once more, and on the other side of the building found a 20' x 20' fencing block covered with a privacy screen. I moved a few sandbags almost as if I'm unwrapping a gift to see what's inside, and a new brand [A-OK Portables] slaps a smile on my face. She looked like she had some years on-er, but she was pretty as a peach that night.

Dinner was outta sight. Chef's selection of local oysters, jumbo shrimp cocktail, sesame crusted seared tuna, NY strip and the stars of the show were both crustacean centered: a tomato based blue crab chowder & a bacon and blue crab potato hash. Forget about it.

We closed the night by hitting a few dives. They were loose. Rowdy as hell. It was as if covid was a myth between the four walls to these people. Grinding on top of the bar, uninhibited bottle pulls, dope vape pens being passed around. Not a N95 in sight. We raised a few glasses to our health.

Wednesday morning. We marched the other way down the river, and almost immediately I spotted some construction. I approached a group of hard hats on their coffee break, bull shitting around a familiar [Blu Site Solutions] unit. The first BSS we documented was actually in South Florida, so I asked the boys if I could snap a quick one and we were audi. Further along the river's edge, we spotted yet another [United Site Services]. Kurwa mac.

We walked. We drank. We ate. Lather, rinse, repeat. Pink House lived up to the hype. The fried green tomatoes were claude monet. Our 24 hours in GA were up, so we hopped a ride back to the train station, but on the way I spotted [Tony's Jons Incorporated]. Sa-weet another new brand on the backside of our final minutes in the Peach State. I had the driver pull over for a super quick shot. He seemed very confused, but was cool with it.

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