It sounds like the town of Point Pleasant is concerned about the drinking, the crowds and that stuff. I kind of scratch my head and say how is this any different than Memorial Day, the Fourth of July or any summer weekend?

Now, if you see somebody drinking at lunch, you think they have a problem. Back then, if you didn't drink at lunch you had a problem.

What I worry about now, ... is that so much coming down the pike is another drinking song.

I told (Mobley), 'We're leaving at halftime if Kentucky is losing. Kentucky does better when I'm at a bar drinking.

We changed that to one cup of wine. Drinking four cups was a little too much for us.

I serve to a large drinking and smoking crowd and currently it is the choice of people who come to the bar and workers who [are] here whether or not they want to be exposed. But if a statewide smoking ban was passed, I think that the dynamics of the place would change but I don't foresee any decline in business.