Michigan's Best Day takes on Muskegon

[@peepminx]

im loving these michigans best day videos i NEED more, I suggest Houghton next, seeing as I grew up in Baraga, in the UP i used to visit the city all the time.

[@bluehousepresents8579]

I really enjoyed learning more about the town I live in... Great Video!!!

[@randomhuman4621]

It's literally just boats and beer. 10/10 representation for all of the good things in Muskegon.

[@Paul-gg3gl]

Loved going to the century club if you ate all your dinner you go toy chest get a toy as kid.🎉

[@kelcritcarroll]

Yup, tootsies has good food a good atmosphere and reasonable prices!

[@airhorton]

You didn’t stop at Northern Edge Snowsports? Shame on you!

[@aaronchandler2380]

Meat chicken.

[@maureenoneill2847]

Vials the musk. Maureen relays by orchard lake her accuser for the burn money is wrong 3 points Muskegon by musk perfumes like in Mary Magdalene cue card's by the Sphinx

[@matthewcain2880]

This city looks boring af

[@garyaugustus690]

I was raised there and it is... Three things going for it: the beach, Mr. Scribs pizza, and lots of recreational marijuana stores...they even have one that'll deliver to your door, even if it's only a couple pre-rolls.

[@kiptonhamilton2170]

In February 2019, an Argo shareholder issued a press release in which it alleged, among other things, the misuse of Argo assets by Watson, including undisclosed personal usage of corporate aircraft. On April 12, 2019, during a proxy contest with this shareholder in connection with Argo’s May 2019 annual shareholders meeting, Argo filed a definitive proxy statement that failed to disclose over $1 million worth of perquisites, Watson’s use of corporate aircraft. From 2015 through 2019, Argo incorporated its definitive proxy statements into its annual reports by reference. From 2014 through 2018, Argo incorrectly recorded payments for the benefit of, and reimbursements to, Watson as business expenses, and not compensation. As a result, its books, records, and accounts did not, in reasonable detail, accurately and fairly reflect its disposition of assets. In addition, Argo failed to devise and maintain internal accounting controls relating to payments for the benefit of, and reimbursements to, Watson that were sufficient to provide reasonable assurances that transactions were recorded as necessary to maintain the accountability of assets. These failures included, for instance, a practice of providing expense reimbursements to Watson without requiring an adequate explanation of a business purpose for the expense, allowing Watson to approve his own expense reimbursement. Mr. Watson's Personal Chariot Make: Gulfstream: 5 Registration Number: N17ND Serial Number: 518 Lessor: Jetaway Air Service of Muskegon, MI Monthly Payment: $ 175,000 Hourly Reserve Payment: $ 1,250 Average Monthly Payment to Jetaway Air Services (based on recorded flight hours) $250,000 to $300,000 (note: figure does not include crew salaries, airport fees, insurance, and fuel) 4 to 5 million expensed to Argo shareholders each year for Mark Watson's Personal Chariot - G5.

[@burnertrump875]

A video without one african american in a city thats 30% black. Way to go Mlive, great representation there. Way to highlight food that will guarantee yourself a heart attack. SMH

[@leonardodavinci6625]

What is your point?

[@dirknienhouse4095]

Yea what about chicken coop. Best gizzards in america

[@brandonmortenson646]

Haha I almost choked to death

[@heatherhartman6474]

😂🤣