First off, Internext fuckin' ROCKED!
It was great to see everyone and it's been a long/fun 6 days!
There were some really great people there and it was a very worthwhile show! A ton of biz got done and we had some incredible dinners and went to a few great parties!
This trip was as much a vacation for my wife and myself as it was a show - and we both pretty much just chilled out by the pool 90% of the day, relaxed and had most of our meetings right there
I went to the convention floor for about an hour each day and saw some people I had to meet too, but the pool "was where it was at"
Today, most everyone was gone - so we decided to go and check out the Everglades thanks to a suggestion from everyone's homeboy, Poppy - and Lisa from Mayor's Money - who went before Internext began (really, thanks guys!)
I didn't take any pics at the show but HAD TO bring the camera for this excursion!
It was great to see everyone and it's been a long/fun 6 days!
There were some really great people there and it was a very worthwhile show! A ton of biz got done and we had some incredible dinners and went to a few great parties!
This trip was as much a vacation for my wife and myself as it was a show - and we both pretty much just chilled out by the pool 90% of the day, relaxed and had most of our meetings right there
Today, most everyone was gone - so we decided to go and check out the Everglades thanks to a suggestion from everyone's homeboy, Poppy - and Lisa from Mayor's Money - who went before Internext began (really, thanks guys!)
I didn't take any pics at the show but HAD TO bring the camera for this excursion!
First we went Hydroplaning looking for Aligators!


This Gator was literally just a few feet from the boat and "Captain Bob" was tossin' him bread to keep him near while telling us the history of the Everglades and it's inhabitants ... CRAZY SHIT!


Then we heard about the history of the local Indians, trees imported from Australia in the 1800's and indigenous (sp?) birds.

Then we went over to check out a pair of baby Tigers!

... and we got to go inside their cage and play with them!





This Gator was literally just a few feet from the boat and "Captain Bob" was tossin' him bread to keep him near while telling us the history of the Everglades and it's inhabitants ... CRAZY SHIT!


Then we heard about the history of the local Indians, trees imported from Australia in the 1800's and indigenous (sp?) birds.

Then we went over to check out a pair of baby Tigers!

... and we got to go inside their cage and play with them!








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