SIOUX CITY, Iowa: It's Amazing History & Architecture

We visited Sioux City, Iowa.
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[@MrShene123]

It looks like a nice way to live, traveling as a couple checking out the world, and making a few bucks while you're at it. Kudos to you both.

[@RealWallyGator]

They could make more if they bought their own wine and whiskey to drink in the room and cut back on those $12 cocktails. Yikes 😳

[@blueneptune825]

Thanks for the drone shot showing the 3 States. Very cool.

[@SPSteve]

I grew up in Iowa and spent a lot of time in Sioux City. I always liked the city and enjoyed my time there. Went to quite a few concerts at the Auditorium in the 70's.

[@user-oz1qk6yo5d]

Me to but I moved this year and I love that city

[@pkh4340]

Templeton Rye….great rye whisky made in Templeton, Iowa and reputed to be Al Capone’s favorite. Incidentally, Capone’s older brother was a sheriff on the Winnebago and Omaha Indian reservations just across the river and south of Sioux City in Nebraska. There is a house with a secret hidden apartment on the north side of Sioux City, where Capone would clandestinely meet with his older brother, who lived and died in Homer, Nebraska just south of Sioux City under the name “Richard “Two Gun” Hart. There’s a fantastic book about his story.

[@johnfun3394]

I was a truck driver and the cleanest state with the nicest people was Iowa. I would move there in a minute except for the winter, worked 3 hours once unloading in minus 8 degrees. Ouch!

[@janellek21]

I agree. Iowa impressed the hell out of me when I went there several years ago for the State Fair (went to Des Moines, Ames and Winterset). It's clean, the people are friendly, it was more diverse than I expected, and it seems very safe and community-oriented. The only thing that would keep me from moving there is the lack of a sizable Jewish community.

[@vgshwk]

It can get the worst of the heat also one time for three straight days it was 105 with 95% humidity made a heat index of 140. I went home after work had a cold shower and my skin wouldn’t even tingle. Anyway I moved away because of the winters never knowing how cold or how long it would be.

[@_medicmike]

Hello Please how can I contact you?

[@Catloudan]

My grandfather grew up in Iowa. I have never been but I think of him every time I hear or see Iowa :)

[@elguapo90]

Joe and Nic, I appreciate your content so much. I'm from Orlando and have lived here for most my life. It's too crowded, expensive and hot now. I am looking for a slower pace of life that is affordable. Your videos are the only way I can get a closer look of some of these smaller cities and towns.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Excellent!

[@deebo3864]

I live in Sioux city and its not as cool as you would think. Lots of crime

[@TheCausticbeat]

@@deebo3864 per capita, less crime than most of the other major metros in Iowa. And compared to the nationwide average, very safe.

[@catlover614]

A great video, as always. A really nice city, with some amazing buildings, and I always love the old photos. Your hotel room looks awesome, great views !! Thanks so much, Joe and Nic, for a very enjoyable and relaxing video.😊💚

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, CL!

[@brstoffel]

Excellent video, Joe and Nic. Thank you! For architecture buffs, particularly fans of Sullivan and Wright, the courthouse is a must see … it alone is worth a trip to Sioux City. Try to be there when the building is open … the lobby is amazing.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

It's an incredible building.

[@MrDEWaters]

If one had a job there, I think Sioux City IA would be a good place to live. Not everyone likes cities this size, but I would think the quality of life there is attractive. I drive through this place when I journey between St. Louis and Seattle, and I was there in late June.

[@buttergirlist]

How I love the beautiful scenery in the parks especially the trees wow. Enjoyed the video, and thanks for the map.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

I had no idea that Sioux City has such a strong Catholic presence. Since Iowa is my favorite state, we live in Chicago, if my beloved and I should ever relocate to Iowa we're visiting that shrine.

[@andreahanson-cruz1556]

I was born in Sioux City. My dad was too. Both sets if grandparents lived there. We spent part of summers there on Jones street and military road. Sioux City reminds me of Carl Sandburg’s poetry. When my dad got out of Highschool he went to work in the stock yards. Some of the workers would get drunk and go after each other with these huge meat hooks used to move carcasses. After that, he decided to go to college! I have many wonderful memories of Sioux City. I revere it’s history. My grampa would tie a rope around my brother and he would jump in the Missouri River to swim. Crazy.

[@Decoy0527]

I spent a summer (1969) working at the stock yards and found the people of Sioux City to be interesting people. Sioux City seemed to be part of the cowboy west, especially the stock yard area. Great memories of that summer.

[@tracymccreary7441]

You do a wonderful job at filming and narrating these videos. I have been watching them for a long time now and they are all done wonderfully.. thank you.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Wow, thank you!

[@tracymccreary7441]

Could you tell me who performed that song that, you played wile showing the drone footage? What a cool song!

[@chriswrobel6025]

I love your videos. I'm getting ready to retire in a year or so and appreciate all the info you provide as I search for my retirement spot. Keep up the great work.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Excellent! :)

[@TheHamsterfist]

Nebraska's prettiest parts are along the Niobrara to Valentine along the S Dakota border. It's very desolate though. (I highly recommend the Niobrara State Park cabins on the river side. Very pretty and the cabins are incredibly cool. The beds themselves however are hard and suck.)

[@sallycapotosto6927]

Actually, it was known as Little Chicago because of the stockyards. Sioux City was a huge stock town where the ranchers from all three states brought their cattle to be auctioned, slaughtered and packed. It had cut back a bit when I grew up in the '70s from it's hay day in the '30s-'40s but I will NEVER forget the smell of that city as you drove in on Highway 75. Good lord it smelled! But those stockyards are what made the city.

[@user-rh3eh9wr1k]

The art in the alley is part of the annual Alley Art Festival! Over 120 original murals live between 4th & 6th and Pierce & Nebraska streets! We're getting ready for our 5th year on September 23!

[@549BR]

Whenever I see those enclosed bridge walkways between buildings, I know that the winters are really harsh.

[@joycelebaron2582]

That's what "I" was thinking!

[@suzettevalencia9387]

Hi I’m from here and it’s not that harsh if your use to it , the city keeps up with the plowing as well as putting the salt or sand onto streets we as the residents if we see your having problems will stop and help you out

[@jimthornton-fc8kq]

Thanks for showing me Sioux City. I always thought Iowa had no trees- I was wrong. T he bread pudding looked delicious. Looking forward to your visit to South Dakota. Keep up the good work. Sincerely Jim Thornton

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thanks, Jim!

[@zoidmo3388]

Wonderfully done! You, Joe & Nic are just so awesome to spend time with ,via your channel lol. Can't wait to see July 4th vid. Be safe out there!

[@Stache987]

My budget would be sleep in the car, and shower at the truck stop and eat at a chain restaurant using discount prices on their app.

[@zerog5041]

Hi guys from a cool 17C south London, UK - ever since I was a nipper I've held the Sioux Nation in the highest respect. I used to watch the western movies in awe back in the 50's and 60's and whenever the Sioux appeared I'd watch with great interest. Nicole never wish your lives away even five years!

[@DerBlutsauger]

Crazy how even though it's not at it's peak, the residents still want to keep it clean and safe. It's almost like they are intelligent, motivated, and productive.

[@koondog2000]

You'd be wrong.😂

[@hbomb168]

Been following your channel for a few months now. Sioux City is my hometown! I'm enjoying a nice summer evening on my porch there with my dog right now. Sioux Citians have a lot of pride in their town. Glad you got to try Tastee Inn and Out, but for the REAL tavern sandwich (the Charlie Boy) the Miles Inn just up the block is the place to go!

[@swabby429]

Wow! You made it to my neck of the woods--Siouxland! I'm actually from nearby Norfolk, Nebraska.

[@joycelebaron2582]

Isn't that where Johnny Carson was from?

[@emerycreek8016]

On the drone shot at 2:04 the second river running into the Missouri River is the Big Sioux River. It forms the boundary between Iowa and South Dakota from here to the Northern Iowa border. The Big Sioux forms the falls in Sioux Falls South Dakota near that North border.

[@Slick2462]

I enjoyed this episode, really good information about your dinner and your suite. Thanks for taking me along!

[@tyronetb3]

Thank you for the pictures of the city in it's early days, please continue to provide that when you can! It's appreciated!

[@Dixlive]

I wish sometimes you can have someone from this towns to give us the story especially how is life in these Ghost towns

[@karengreenlee4356]

My home town. The good, the bad and the ugly I guess. You would have been impressed if you could have gone inside courthouse and also the Orpheum Theater. And yes, Kahill's is pricey. Haven't been there since a big remodel and change of ownership of that hotel. Hope you've enjoyed rest of trip. Black Hills is a favorite of mine. Hope you get there.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

I thought it was a beautiful small city.

[@oklahomafreedom5536]

Your wife has more muscles than me. Amazing. Glad you guys are staying healthy 💞. Enjoyed the video 😊📸

[@Danny-ks1pb]

Lived in sioux city in the 80s...believe me much improved recently.

[@georgekelly9797]

Nice tour, very peaceful, well taken care of. The food looked awesome , especially the pork chop, well worth it. Not a bad price considering the bar bill was about $70.00. Thank you both for the tour, happy 4th.

[@blessiSwu]

Yaayyyy another video from my fav, best part of the day.

[@nathant17]

I always think of that old Bob Wills tune "SIoux City Sue" whenever I hear of this place. Anyways, that food looked delicious! 😋

[@MrShene123]

Beautiful old buildings in a nice clean city.

[@alexandralovesgoats3360]

Really cool drone footage ! Love the Richardsonian Federal city hall and the court house! Love the details. Trinity Heights looked so peaceful. I never mind spending money for great food. Hotel is worth the price! Thank you for a great video!!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Awesome, thank you for the great comment, Alexandra!

[@cherienafo7676]

OZ// Thanks U2 !! Hope your 4th July W/end was good !! Looking forward to the next one, as always.

[@marywalker2896]

I love the fact that nics tattoos are very tasteful and classy and not in your face ugly.. great city. That park was awesome. The hotel was cool. U didn’t have to leave. Everything was there. Hated it to end. Now I gotta wait for the next one.always a great vlog.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Mary!

[@pinkywilliams8063]

Loved the drone footage.... Thanks for sharing

[@45AMT]

Use to travel through Sioux City on I-29 when I was stationed in North Dakota. Nice town. Enjoyed the video!

[@elenafrankel623]

Great video and glad to see comments on your hotel and dinner. Miss the hotel reviews. Also Sioux City looks like a city I’d like to visit

[@ryanvanwyk7607]

I live an hour north of Sioux City, been called many names Sewer City was popular name at one time. If you’re in Sioux Falls be sure to stay at the Hotel Phillips twenties themed hotel with a bar in an old bank vault. Safe travels !

[@maryflaherty7096]

Yes, IOWA, Tall Corn State!

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

Joel and Nickie. Love your videos and always look forward to the next.

[@debbiehills2928]

❤🎉wow on the drone shots!!!😊😮❤

[@loboblue5441]

Always enjoy your videos. Love the food pics, and y'all two, are just adorable. Love from Texas

[@Joe-li2nk]

Thanks for all your great videos

[@edwardpincus]

Thanks for yet another superbly well done, captivating video. Cheers.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you for the kind words, Edward!

[@RobinGerhart]

Nice! Loved the drone and up close views. Dinner made me hungry, nice hotel. Safe travels!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you, Robin!

[@andreavasquez6224]

sioux city, iowa is my hometown i really enjoyed your video!! thank you for coming to visit & making a video for my lil sewer city ❤😁 !!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

We really liked it there.

[@ivybuck1]

Love your road trips. A suggestion for you which is right on the way if you are going to the UP and the Keweenaw this summer. Stop in at the Hoop 'n Holler Tavern in Merriweather on Hwy M-28. Classic, nice, UP bar with a beautiful view of Lake Gogebic AND the farthest west barstool in the US Eastern time zone (same longitude as New Orleans).

[@DesertMav]

Very nice video on Sioux City. The hotel looks really nice and I would certainly stay there.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Awesome! :)

[@stevendefeo8424]

Aerial shots are always cool

[@hunahpuyamamoto3964]

Fwiw VERY NICE music selection behind your drone sequence.

[@jsstudders2]

I live in Sioux City i didn't know you guys were coming here that's awesome

[@daniellebustamante9159]

AMAZING IMAGENES ❤️ AMAZING MUSIC 🎶 THANKS FOR ANOTHER WONDERFUL VIDEO

[@debbiehills2928]

Beautiful hotel!❤🎉😊❤

[@texaspatriot89]

I just found y’all’s channel by accident and enjoying it so far. My dad’s cousins from his mom’s side still live and farm there on the NE side towards Hinton.

[@TinkerTailor4303]

Those two buildings are spectacular!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

I agree.

[@usmcmos0317]

Great video thanks for taking me along. LoL. I very seldom am ever envious of anyone but you are definitely one I am. You’re doing what i would love to do and actually take my time this time to see anything. As I say Iv been everywhere and seen nothing. LoL so thanks for the videos. You do a great job checking out the places I would be checking out in these towns and cities. Love the facts and trivia you always put on your videos wherever you’re checking out.

[@88scotteeee]

Wow what an awesome city and hotel dinner!!

[@LesMorrisracing]

Good job on the video and nice to se Nicky. Good thing it didn't rain to hard.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Yeah, we just missed it.

[@Cire87]

I like these drone shots!

[@RuhRohRaggie069]

you were extremely generous with the portraying S C I live in South Sioux City, NE where your hotel is I was born in SC in the 60s its little Chicago hay days 40-50s when stock yards was wide open & the big money flowed about 10 miles up river between Ponca, NE & Yankton SD there is stretch of river referred to as Missouri Recreation River its never been dredged or molested in anyway the channel changes course & depth as M Nature see fit one year you got 10 foot channel running at 8 - 12mph next year could 6 foot sand dune in its place with channel making a new path ive seen huge flocks Flamingos, Pelicans, Swans spending period of time resting, feeding & then continue on their migration Its supposed to be the closet thing that Lewis Clark would have seen, when started your video on river front behind you was the flight 232 memorial that crash in 90s Sioux gateway airport & alot the passengers survived came walking out of the corn field , just saying

[@annneff2478]

My husband and I use to do what you are doing We saw so many small towns in all the states west of Dallas to the west coast. Old age has caught up with me and at 83 i gave up driving So please keep on traveling, i enjoy your travels

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Awesome! :)

[@trainnerd3029]

Stumbled onto your channel a couple days ago, and have been binge watching since! I also Subscribed! Just curious if you ever consider doing a little compilation of abandoned railroad towns? Thanks for the content.. Oddly satisfying!!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Not a bad idea. :)

[@gloriabean5187]

Sargent Floyd was the only one lost in the Louis and Clark Expedition, if I remember correctly. He died of appendicitis. I grew up not far from Sioux City. I hope you have listened to the song "Sioux City Sue." Pay attention to the words, because they tell a story. Thanks for the tour.

[@rplunkett36]

Yes, he was the only one to die on the expedition. Also, if I remember right, he wasn't supposed to be on the expedition.

[@markbajek2541]

$208 makes that burger onion chip joint seem like a steal. Not counting gas, $270 hotel, $208 plus tip for dinner and $9 bucks for burger fries,chips , coke? Wow big city trips are pretty expensive.

[@kimmcnear6843]

I worked at that Tastee when i was a teenager 😀

[@proteus8535]

Good video you all and Joe thanks for the education in architecture. I enjoy seeing the old buildings; they don't make em like that anymore.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Joe, Nic I just love your program and binge-watch it whenever I have time. The two of you remind me of my wife and I. My wife's thin, eats healthy, and is extremely fit. I tend to love eating, JD was my favorite drink until my doctor took me off all booze citing my kidney problems. I love both cooking and eating fine foods but abhor exercise. Keep up your great work.

[@anncourtney7307]

Great to see the old photographs and the drone work was very interesting indeed. As a Brit who doesn’t travel abroad I am enjoying every one of your videos though occasionally one makes me sad to see the desolation.

[@choverder]

Don't stop the excellent videos.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

We'll be doing them for a long time. :)

[@kenjohnson5498]

The city looked a lot nicer than most iv'e watched on your channel, they take a lot of pride in the community. At that price on dinner you could have tried a dash and dine lol

[@kristaseyler654]

If youre back through iowa stop in west bend to see the grotto its stunning !! And a very small town !!

[@sundinfamforlife4129]

My husband and i stayed at a hotel here to visit my best friend in 2017 who had moved to Iowa. We stayed at Hard Rock hotel. We also got a suite. It had a king size bed bedroom area, a wall that blocked off the bedroom area to a living room area, then it had a big bathroom area with a gaint walk in shower and spa bath tub. It was like 400$ a night lol but it was only for 2 nights though. Worth it though. We didnt really explore downtown. We took an uber to the mall then my friends and i got some alchohol and hung out in the hotel room. They werent old enough for the casino. One of my friends was like a month away from turning 21.

[@RobertKeeleyTV]

Good morning Joe and Nic's Road Trip!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Good morning! (now afternoon).

[@suzettevalencia9387]

Hi I’m from there lived here for almost all my life love living here

[@yawndave]

Hey, I was just standing on the edge of the Missouri River a couple of days ago myself. But I was a couple of hundred miles downstream in Washington MO. I'm currently overlooking the Ohio River from my hotel room in Evansville IN...I don't remember if you've been , but knowing your affinity for governmental buildings with great architecture, the Old County Courthouse here is magnificent. If I remember my Lewis & Clark history, Sgt Floyd was the only member of the party who died on the expedition. Pretty amazing considering the perils they faced on the journey. Oh, by the way, if you're a connoisseur of Onion Rings, you have to try the Red Box Car in Red Lodge Montana--the rings there are strong contenders for the best I've ever had. Happy trails!

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Cool! Yes, your correct about Sgt Floyd.

[@Madskillsuniversity]

Great video. That looks like a nice place to live and raise a family. I missed the drone. What a holy place..that was very peaceful, and lastly..nice hotel room, but I knew that 'bill' was gonna be Texas BIg once you said the appetizer ws $20.. LOL. Great ride-a-long. Happy traveling.

[@deloiscallaway9442]

Thank Again For Another Outstanding Video Very Interesting

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thanks!

[@erikalbertson7483]

Cool video ! My wife works at that campground next to your hotel. Safe travels !

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Very cool!

[@charlainedesouza2529]

Fantastic drone shots! That hotel room is one of the nicest I’ve ever seen! And Nicole- damn girl, I admire your discipline to keep in shape even when travelling. Keep people guessing your age, is she 20? 30? Who knows! 😊

[@maryflaherty7096]

Love that Park and the Statues.

[@dustinpetersen7730]

Love the artwork in the alley. If you ever get to Rapid City, South Dakota check out their (city-sancitoned) Art Alley downtown. And if you do go there, visit J.R.'s Rhodehouse BBQ pit just off exit 52 right outside of Rapid. Love the videos! Keep them coming!

[@maryrosed8475]

Hotel looks really nice and the food amazing. Love the salmon with the crab. The dinner made me hungry.

[@marshallkibbe9798]

Great Hotel and Good Food, keep up the good work

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thank you 😋

[@almeggs3247]

Thanks for showing Our Blessed Mother Mary Sacred Heart Mother Theresa enjoyed it!

[@teresap268]

Food looked amazing.

[@chuckdavis1323]

I picked a random city, then a random video 📹. Now I have to give it a thumbs up.👍 Caribou is much better than Starbucks. FYI.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Thanks! 😃

[@hotrodderrecycler3202]

High end camera shares the experience. Goes in the water and then the sound you hear is like you have water in your ears.

[@indianaslim4971]

Lifestyle's of the Rich and Famous!, I don't care if I win the lottery I'm not paying that kind of money for food, no way, no how....

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

We normally don't. :)

[@juliogonzales5441]

Great 👍 video and great 👍 food 👌 😊

[@tommyjexiled]

Judging from her laugh, it sounded like Nic was having a good time at dinner. Until you guys got the bill! LOL! I'm from Iowa but never been to Sioux City. Another entertaining video!

[@dagwood1327]

Interesting breakdown on costs of food and lodging. Out of my price range but looks like a good price for what you got. Drone shots were good. Pool shots and gym shots were good too. Nicole is very fit.

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

We saved a bunch of credit card points for this trip. Normally we would not spend this much. :)

[@tina74166]

Wow, another wonderful Video Joey and Nicole! Your droning & music was excellent! I made sure to watch it twice! As many others comment, Joey, I think your wife is adorable, beautiful and, oh and what a perfectly fit body she has! ☺As for the meal, both looked amazingly delicious, even if it was high (adding the drinks-in there), and to me, the nice size room, and that Gorgeous 'View' made it well worth the price. The art (the statue) in that tourist park was really Lovely! Little bit of nature. Cities are not my thing any longer, but I love that you state geographics of location and map. It sure does help us to understand where we're going with you guys--as virtual passengers. Hahaha! Thanks for all you do to make us enjoy your Vlogs & Channel so much!😍

[@amym.694]

Sioux City was the site of the plane crash of United Flight 232 on 7/19/1989. The city’s emergency management was very prepared as the head of that department was always having disaster drills.

[@joycelebaron2582]

Oh that's right! had totally forgotten that, even though I read a book about it years ago.

[@davewinter2688]

I’ll never forget that crash. A couple of years later we were traveling through Sioux City on a Saturday when the alternator on our little Mercedes 240D froze up. We got the car towed to a small repair shop that happened to be open and knew how to work on Mercedes. There were pictures of the crash all over the walls of the shop waiting room. It turns out that the shop owner’s son was head of emergency services in Sioux City. I won’t say his name here but I bet there are a lot of viewers who know the shop and gentleman I’m speaking of. He may no longer be with us. I went to college in Sioux City. The best pizza in the world was from Morningside Pizza. Other great eateries were the Palmer House and Green Gables. I worked various summer jobs including night shift at the Zenith TV factory and being a landscape gardener with a friend who went on to become a Iowa Supreme Court Justice. Unfortunately my friend passed away from Melanoma a couple of years ago now. This video reminded me of him and the great times we had together. That was almost fifty years ago now when downtown was still pretty vibrant. There were basically only three highways going through town. I-29 angling northwest into South Dakota, US 75 which ran right through the middle of the Floyd Golf Course near the Sgt Floyd Monument and US 20 east and west which was still mostly a two lane highway. The stock yards and Swift packing plant was still active. You could smell them both depending on the wind. No interstate bypass around the city. No mega shopping malls. I think Ozark was the only airline flying into Sioux City. The Air National Guard was still flying F-100 Super Sabre fighters. Except for labor unrest during the Connie Bodine era at IBP it was a slower, quieter time.

[@joshuajcottrell]

@@davewinter2688 That was my Grandpa's shop. Yes he has passed on after a battle with cancer. Unfortunately the shop shut down when he retired. There just was not anyone to take over. (Personal regret of mine as I interned with him for a summer in high school, I went the Army route instead though.). Lots of great memories of him and the shop live on in the community, family and friends. There was a movie made about the crash too, Crash Landing: The Rescue of Flight 232. My uncle was played by Richard Thomas from the Waltons.

[@davewinter2688]

@@joshuajcottrell Your reply just now caught me by surprise as I had forgotten all about my comment. When I wrote it I could remember your grandfather's name but at the moment my 70 old brain ain't what it used to be. I'll wake up and remember it in the middle of the night. I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your grandfather. My grandfather's, both who would be over 125 years old now, were very important in my life. If I'm figuring correctly your uncle (the head of emergency services) would be your mom or dad's brother. Thanks for replying.

[@davewinter2688]

​@@joshuajcottrellThe name Franny Brown popped into my head about 3am this morning. Did I get it right? I assume Franny was short for Frank or Francis. A good man no matter what the name.

[@Melissa-lb4ny]

Always look forward to your dinners (makes me hungry😊)

[@JoeandNicsRoadTrip]

Awesome! :)