Just arrived in Myrtle Beach, SC.

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Yes, I'm sure he'll need that.

Nice area but, Horry County can eat a dick.

damn man do you ever sit down and just chill

whys that?

bvf, hit me up later if your not busy well go get a beer.

I'm going to go to The Crazy Horse right after I stuff my face at Benjamin's seafood buffet....I'll call you when i'm at the restaurant.

your deep north end if your at Benjamins, i might be going to a hole in the wall strip club on 501 called tiffanys tonight, got a little dime there that wants to see me.

Be very careful of where you end up in the middle of the night being a black man in South Carolina. I've heard (very true) stories that would raise the hair on your head. Stay the hell away from something called Walterborough!!!

City counsels antics regarding the Bike Weeks.

Have fun

Well I spent a couple of days in Myrtle Beach and I like it but it's just too "white" for me to be living there.....So yesterday, I drove down to Charleston, SC and ate at a restaurant that I saw on Anthony Bourdain's "No Reservations" TV show and it was called 'The Hominy Grill'.....I had the same meal that Bourdain had which was a Big Nasty Biscuit and I had some buttermilk pie for dessert....You can see the restaurant here...Just forward to 3:15....Right where you see the play button in the center of the screen was where I was sitting when I got there.



However, I couldn't move to Charleston because even though it's an old city, there is no parking so I decided to take a drive to Columbia, the state capitol.....It was ok too and I took a tour of Benedict college, a small black college there.....

Then I drove to Charlotte, NC which was like another hour and a half from Columbia and from there I'm now in a suburb of Charlotte called Gastonia, where once again, I met up with one of my fans from my website....

Today or tomorrow, I will be driving to Greensboro, NC to visit the Black History Museum and sit at the Woolworth's counter where the Civil Rights movement was helped to be sparked.