Where Are You Continues, Again.....

yes sir...

 

Took my wife out to the Brazilian steakhouse in Knoxville on Saturday for her birthday
It was very tasty, it's not cheap but I don't mind paying for it when it is good
Started my week off running down to Ft Lauderdale then back up to Smyrna TN, now I'm at the Pilot in Hurricane Mills TN heading to Oklahoma City in the morning

 

I tried that after that posting but it didn't support MP4 files...

 

Hey... you coming to OKC? I may still be here when you arrive....
The Brazilian steakhouse, churrascaria as they call in Brasil... they specialize in all you can eat lots of kinds of meat, served on your table, skewered meats carved tableside non-stop.... plus rice, beans, and salad bar.... Is that what you guys had?

 

The truck is being repaired and I am here now...



The hotel that my company uses... it's nearby....


My room faces the swimming pool down there...



So... even tough I was tired, decided to take the opportunity to swim for over one hr...



And also did some work out for 20 mins...


This hotel has some kind of bar.... I didn't go in there as I don't drink...


And the breakfast is said to be pretty good.... I think Mr. @Tall Mike would like it here....


Company lend me their vehicle so I could bring my things and do my shopping...
After the swim this evening, a nice relaxing soak in the bath tub... Aaahhhh.... I really needed it...


Now I gotta get some goooood rest tonight...

 

@Rocks yes it was
https://www.brazeiros.com/

OKC bound, ETA is around noon

 

I'm always glad for you when you don't have to go to York. I dunno, maybe you like it up there but I'm sure that I'd like OKC better myself. I just noticed on this last pass that the T/A ? or Petro on the West side of town in OKC that they have a Fazolis. I love Fazolis spaghetti and will work a stop in there before too long.

 

Fun fact: In the USA churrascarias are usually set up as finer dining (with a fine dining price tag). The ones actually in Brazil are set up with more economy in mind and reminded me of the discount Chinese buffets we see here at home. Simple and cheap furnishings and no frills. The service was as good and the food much better, at a much lower price. If memory serves, the cost was around $6-7 US dollars per person. I bet the plate in K-town was a little more than that LOL.