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EL GAUCHO WILL BE OPENING IN THE NEW VANCOUVER WATERFRONT PROJECT (2020)

Just announced, this popular steak house eatery and watering hole will be opening in the massive project being built on the Vancouver waterfront. This looks like a big hit.

Posted by Star Stations LLC at 01:54 PM in portland history | Permalink | Comments (0)

LINDNER'S WORLD

M-kay... I’ve had friends from the neighborhood congratulate me on my “retirement.”

Someone I don’t even know messaged me a few days ago, asking how much I wanted for the Javamobile II.

I ran into a Facebook friend at Lowe’s on Sunday who asked me what I planned to do with the Javamobile II.

An old buddy from high school days congratulated me on my retirement.

The pharmacist at Costco asked me yesterday who was going to inherit the Pony Espresso spot at the Beaverton Farmer’s Market.

👉🏼 👉🏼 👉🏼 👉🏼 Breaking News 👈🏼 👈🏼 👈🏼 👈🏼

I. AM. NOT. RETIRING. / I. AM. NOT. RETIRING. / I. AM. NOT. RETIRING.

I just gave up my weekday route. So if anything, I’ve semi-retired. I’ll still work the Beaverton Farmer’s Market on Saturdays, film and TV crews, sporting events, whatever, for as long as I am able. Twenty-five years of working 6 or 7 days a week was enough. I’ll now work 1 or 2. I know, I’m a lazy bum.

But I have NO PLANS to fully retire. Not now, not anytime in the foreseeable future. And I definitely have NO INTENTIONS of parting with my beloved Javamobile II (are you KIDDING me?), so hold your offers. I still love what I do, and would have continued the route too had fate not intervened late in 2017.

Arrakis depends on me. If not for the Javamobile II and other independents, the good people of Snappytown would be at the mercy of the evil Baron Schultz of the House of Harkkonnenbucks.

The Spice must flow. ☕️