If any of you are in the area, please be sure to stop in and say Hi to Chris. I had the pleasure of stopping in, and I was really impressed with the friendliness of the owner (Chris) and the customers who were there.

And, to top it all off, I was there with my 8mo old son! We didn't feel out of place one bit.

Hey Chris....your big TV... do you have an overheard camera that you use to broadcast the current tournament table to that TV?

We made plans to stop in to play some pins without the kids tonight after eating at the casino. It was really nice to be able to concentrate on playing, rather than keeping on eye on the kids.

We spent $50 for dinner, then gambled another $60, which we lost in about 15 minutes (seriously).
Then we stopped in to see Chris.

Paid my $30 for 2 people, and had a muuuuuch better time than at the casino. Wayyyyy more worth the money than the casino was...by far.

2 other couples were there playing as well, and Chris gave us all an impromptu tournament of split flipper (one person plays the left flipper, another person plays the right), and we mixed up the pairingd throughout. What a blast!
The last game was back to the original pairing (husband/wife or bf/gf) and was for the big prize, 2 free admissions to the winner.

And guess who won? Yup, me and my gf.

Chris made us feel like friends, knew his stuff about every ruleset, the ins and outs of each machine.

I repair machines on the side, as I'm sure most of you guys do too, and when I pointed out a small problem, he didn;t take offense, and was quick to fix it.

If you're in the neighborhood, please stop in and get your pin on!

Woot!