Mickey Mellen - 1:1
Date: 2026-06-01 ~9:55 AM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Participants: Chris LaFay (Classic City Consulting), Mickey Mellen (GreenMellen)
Context: Inner Circle peer 1:1
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Chris LaFay: Good morning.
Mickey Mellen: There he is.
Chris LaFay: I'm really glad that you texted me. I had to go fill my water bottle up, which is what I was doing. But I'm glad you texted because I accidentally joined the meeting room for my old meeting at 10 o'.
Mickey Mellen: Clock. Ah, there you go. Nice.
Chris LaFay: And so I'm getting here. I'm like, oh, hey, I'm back. He says he's here, but he's not.
Mickey Mellen: I'm not. Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Is this actually connected?
Mickey Mellen: I hear you.
Chris LaFay: Wonderful. Let's back to the yeti. Voila. Okay, cool.
Mickey Mellen: There you go.
Chris LaFay: Much better. I'm g let you drive, so if you don't mind sharing your screen.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, okay.
Chris LaFay: Take this for a. A full blown test run.
Mickey Mellen: All right. Where am I going?
Chris LaFay: Build b u I l d.classic city.com. So the preface for this is that I will have given a 30 or 45 minute discussion on basically what does the layout of a good homepage look like? What should you have in your hero? What types of content? What do like the little success pods like, talk about those. How do you, how do you think about your problem? How do you think about your services? How do you. And with examples of all these things as well too. And then the follow up to that, the actual workshop part of it is taking that exact layout that I just talked through and showed examples of and spending time actually writing some of those words into text boxes. Okay, so that will be the preface to all this. So you would click sign up.
Mickey Mellen: All right,.
Chris LaFay: Go ahead and type your info.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, sure.
Chris LaFay: Didn't realize that my Claude code app was going to be very particular about passwords.
Mickey Mellen: Use that one. That's fine. Cool. Oh, oh, shoot.
Chris LaFay: Okay.
Mickey Mellen: All right.
Chris LaFay: All right. There it is. Good to know. App clears form fields.
Mickey Mellen: All right, there we go.
Chris LaFay: Okay, so you can choose your basic color scheme that will. That'll use for your website. Doesn't matter. This is all changeable later.
Mickey Mellen: Like drift. Cool.
Chris LaFay: Go for it. Pick whatever icon style you want to have.
Mickey Mellen: Sharp is weird.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, I need to get real sharp. That was one of those errors that I noticed but never did anything with like light.
Mickey Mellen: We'll do light.
Chris LaFay: I need to actually get the. The code. What is it? Build Classic. Actually give me one second.
Mickey Mellen: Do I need a code?
Chris LaFay: You don't need a code. It's fine. Well, you can actually just go ahead and finish setup. Actually, actually let me give you, let me give you the code. It generated one. I just remember what it was.
Mickey Mellen: All right.
Chris LaFay: I will obviously have this in my presentation file tables. Workshops. The code is six letters. D, G, Z, E, E, B. That is all letters that sound exactly the same.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, basically you should learn the NATO phonetic Alphabet via.
Chris LaFay: You know what? I could do that. I have. I have a thing that helps me with that now.
Mickey Mellen: You do?
Chris LaFay: Yeah.
Mickey Mellen: And learn all the names for tomorrow and all that. So. Yeah. All right.
Chris LaFay: Exactly.
Mickey Mellen: All right, cool. What am I doing now?
Chris LaFay: So this is the dashboard where we're going to build out your page. So go ahead and add a new page.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, that. I like that. Nice thing.
Chris LaFay: So now we're picking out the template. So you're going to choose the agency homepage on the right hand side. I need to. I need to Nick to the solo consultant one.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: So I'm not going to. I'm not going to say anything at this point. I will obviously walk people through this, but I'm gonna just. I'm gonna pause here and let you know, look at it and think about it for a second and see what naturally.
Mickey Mellen: And I have to check it off too then separately, you don't have to.
Chris LaFay: It will. It'll do it automatically once you are. Once you move off of the box.
Mickey Mellen: Gotcha. Okay. Name the problem in your solution. Dated sites.
Chris LaFay: No more.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, there we go. Cool. He says two or three sentence to expand on that. Where's the AI to do this for me? Here.
Chris LaFay: The whole pitch is you should know your company well enough to be able to write something down.
Mickey Mellen: Today. All right, cool.
Chris LaFay: And then just finish this. The whole section. Sweet.
Mickey Mellen: All right, cool. That'd be great.
Chris LaFay: Okay, so what we're basically doing is we're walking through every section of the wireframe.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: So that was the hero section. So on the right hand side, the sidebar on the right basically shows you what, what section are we in? And these labels will sound familiar because I would have actually just talked about it as you get done. So the other thought was ideas. So to the right of the label there's a little bubble speech bubble. That's blue.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah.
Chris LaFay: There's some example statements for that section.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, cool. All right, nice. All right, I like that.
Chris LaFay: And in the bottom right hand corner you'll see View. So you can go over to View. And then now you'll start seeing your website get populated. All the images, all the colors were selected. It just populates your content so you can kind of see it visually. So by the end of them actually working on this, they will have a page layout, a wireframe, if you will, a color.
Mickey Mellen: These are, these are unchecked now. And I'M back on the hook.
Chris LaFay: Now that I've tested a number of times. That's new. Okay. All right. View to edit unchecked.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, uncheck and put me back there.
Chris LaFay: Interesting.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: Huh. All right. I probably. What it probably needs is logic to basically if it's coming to a filled out page to make sure that it checks off stuff that's already done. Okay.
Mickey Mellen: Now where'd my. Had that example thing.
Chris LaFay: So when you click on one, I didn't populate it on ever. So go ahead and click in on one. Like actually put your current.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, I see. I got you. Okay. Yeah, I see it.
Chris LaFay: I didn't. It felt like there were a lot of buttons, so I only put it on the one that you're actively. Yeah, yeah.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, now that makes sense. Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Okay.
Mickey Mellen: I like that.
Chris LaFay: And I will be giving more. I'm intentionally giving you less instructions because I want to kind of give an idea of what it. Yeah.
Mickey Mellen: All right, cool.
Chris LaFay: And so you. It does all tab, but you do have to tab three times because it goes checkbox examples and then text box.
Mickey Mellen: Yep, gotcha.
Chris LaFay: Which makes sense. But it also. I would kind of wish you could just like tab straight to it. But I also don't break anything. And so the content on the right hand side explains the element that you're actively in. I was thinking about doing this like directly on the page itself, but I also feel like there's a magic to not thinking about having to fill out a fully designed piece.
Mickey Mellen: Right.
Chris LaFay: If you're just going through and answering questions. So.
Mickey Mellen: What kind of section is this?
Chris LaFay: How can you. This is the. I. The. The eyebrow text is the hardest ones for me to come up with like helper text.
Mickey Mellen: The example statements help there. So.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. And I feel like you also know your stuff. You know your stuff pretty well. I'm hoping, I'm thinking that people will take a little bit more time on it than this.
Mickey Mellen: Right. Yeah. I'm just kind of halfway going through.
Chris LaFay: Too logically, of course. Does this feel good?
Mickey Mellen: I think so, yeah.
Chris LaFay: Okay.
Mickey Mellen: I'm curious to see what it comes out with. Pay me 3.7 million. Perfect. Now what are these? Am I going to change these that are on there?
Chris LaFay: Yeah, they're. They're so. And for the testimonials block, I actually had it put default text in. But you can change it because I feel like out of all of this stuff, people might not have testimonials directly, like ready to go. So if you go to the social proof section underneath how you help yeah, okay. Yeah, there's your. There's your testimonials there.
Mickey Mellen: I can edit them there. Nice.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, yeah. Everything is editable except for the images. Because ain't nobody got time for images. They're not that important for it.
Mickey Mellen: Now it lost some of my stuff. Not only are they not checked, but it lost some of the things I did when I went to View and back.
Chris LaFay: What is happening? Also, you got attached to the. The agency leaders workshop, so in the. The top nav bars as well.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah.
Chris LaFay: What is. What is. What is happening with your account? Hold on. I didn't use you as a test because I definitely put some emails in as a test.
Mickey Mellen: Some of. But it's kept some of my stuff, but it's lost the more recent things I added.
Chris LaFay: What name did you type? Click on your. Click on your settings tab in the top right hand corner. Did you type in Blue Duck Studios?
Mickey Mellen: Yes.
Chris LaFay: Oh, you did? Oh, okay. Okay.
Mickey Mellen: I'm just being funny there. Yeah, I was just. Yeah. Oh, you thought it messed that up too?
Chris LaFay: Yeah, I was like. I'm sitting here scrolling through the database and I saw a company named Blue Ducks. Dude, it's like.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, no.
Chris LaFay: What is.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, no, no, that was me. Sorry. Freaking.
Chris LaFay: Okay, so when you. It's not. Can you open up your. Your.
Mickey Mellen: Wait, it's back. These. These two were both gone a minute ago. Now they're back. Let me go view and scroll and go back to edit.
Chris LaFay: It's there. They're not checked off. I understand. I. I think I. I think I know why they're not checked off.
Mickey Mellen: These are the ones that disappeared before, though. And they're. They're staying here now. I can't get them to disappear again. Huh.
Chris LaFay: Huh. Okay. I know the fix of the checking thing.
Mickey Mellen: It's kept all my other stuff here.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, that's really. Okay. Okay.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, cool.
Chris LaFay: Cool.
Mickey Mellen: Those are proof. Yeah, I like that. I'm gonna steal that. What clients say a bit more emotional about people you worked with. Oh, gotcha.
Chris LaFay: Also, why in the world are you attached to a workshop?
Mickey Mellen: Well, you have me put in a code.
Chris LaFay: Oh, I did. I did. I did give you the code. That's right. The DG ebb thing. Okay. That's right. I did do that. Never mind. Okay, that makes sense.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Okay, I forgot.
Mickey Mellen: Wow, that's cool. I like that. All right.
Chris LaFay: That's a good. That's a great testimonial right there.
Mickey Mellen: Hey, that's already commenced yet. Yeah, I like that. I like. I like all these.
Chris LaFay: These. These are nice to have that's what I. Yeah. And I think basically what it did was it established like five or six different types of. Types of people, different types of companies, and each of those lines obviously, for. This is not. You know, this is not a. The biggest thing.
Mickey Mellen: This is silly to me, though. Why does it keep saying same action here, cta. Why?
Chris LaFay: Because it should be the same. If you're right, is book a CTA book. Agreed. Yeah.
Mickey Mellen: Why am I typing it again? See if it's. I mean. Yeah. Just.
Chris LaFay: Okay.
Mickey Mellen: Or have it default the text in there from the other one.
Chris LaFay: Or.
Mickey Mellen: Or just.
Chris LaFay: Good call.
Mickey Mellen: Don't even ask it.
Chris LaFay: Good call. All right. Made a note of that as well. All right.
Mickey Mellen: Common question. Simple sables. Yes. Cues. People have question again. Sales calls.
Chris LaFay: So now I'm going to. I'm going to log in on mine because I should be able to view yours. Settings. Workshops. Manage workshops. Hey, there's mcmill. Perfect. My goal with this was to make it. Obviously I built all this with AI, but my goal was to make it not look like every other AI thing out there.
Mickey Mellen: Right. And I like it. Yeah. Two sentences.
Chris LaFay: All right.
Mickey Mellen: There it is. Two sentences. There we go. All right, so now just view.
Chris LaFay: Now it should have everything in there.
Mickey Mellen: Some little CTA here for this app could be good.
Chris LaFay: Okay. Yeah.
Mickey Mellen: Even just saying. Great. Click the view button in the lower right to see what you've got or something, you know.
Chris LaFay: Yeah.
Mickey Mellen: At a. I mean, granted, you're going to be here with us too, but I imagine this is to some degree meant to be self run at some point.
Chris LaFay: It. Yeah, no, that's the. The. The goal is that everybody's gonna go do their own thing. We'll float around answering questions and stuff like that. Why does yours. Something is wrong with saving.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, this. It didn't save that still yet it missed some of my stuff here.
Chris LaFay: What the heck? Can you. And they're refresh for me.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: Which terrifies the crap out of me.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, there we go. They came back.
Chris LaFay: Okay, now go to view.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, there we go.
Chris LaFay: Okay, so there's.
Mickey Mellen: Looks just like you too.
Chris LaFay: It's a good picture of me. The problem dumb people have. So it's saving. It's just not. It's just not at least like it.
Mickey Mellen: Needs like a quiet refresh behind the scenes periodically.
Chris LaFay: Yeah. Okay. Okay. Interesting. Interesting.
Mickey Mellen: This is cool to be able to change the whole colors scheme as I'm playing.
Chris LaFay: Yeah. Some of them don't work perfectly, but they're close enough for.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. And what is publish going to do for me?
Chris LaFay: Should I publish nothing. It's actually not good. I actually asked it to remove the publish thing because basically the goal was you could have multiple pages and then in this view, there would actually be a navigation bar at the top where any of your published pages would just live at the top.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: So if you were to go through and create, if you wanted to use this as kind of like a thinking tool, I was going to have five or six different page layouts that you could choose from, create a page and then be able to then have the navigation bar to then go back and forth. So if you wanted to publish, I.
Mickey Mellen: Can add more pages, but they won't. The nav bar won't show up yet.
Chris LaFay: No. Then program.
Mickey Mellen: So what are you wanting people to do with this then? Like, I've done this. Cool. Here it is. Like what now? So now city to build it out.
Chris LaFay: Now that you've done this, you have a website. None of these building blocks are complex. Like that was kind of the goal, like the structure. The only one that's complex is the testimonials one with the drop shot, the gradients on top of them. But like you could, you could have anybody on your team hop into your website and drop a three column block with testimonials on it. And now you've written the content for it.
Mickey Mellen: Right.
Chris LaFay: There's nothing visually different, nothing visually weird that would be impossible to duplicate. So the goal is to be like, okay, cool, you can actually view this as a land. I'm going to tell people, this could be your home page. This could be a landing page. Doesn't really matter. Write the content for your page. Don't think about the design. The layout's done for you. And now go log into Squarespace or Wix or WordPress and just mimic them with multi column layouts. And now you better page of whatever you had before. It's way better than it was before.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. Okay.
Chris LaFay: And now you can have something that you're a little bit more confident in now if you want us to build out. Great. Fantastic. Because. Right, see, we'll do the messaging piece of the workshop prior to this.
Mickey Mellen: Gotcha. Okay, cool.
Chris LaFay: So they'll already be thinking about their message, their, their key differentiators, all their other stuff. And then I'm basically taking all that high level thought and then pushing it into. Here's your homepage.
Mickey Mellen: Gotcha.
Chris LaFay: So that's my thought.
Mickey Mellen: Nice.
Chris LaFay: So we'll see how it, we'll see how it goes. But this was extraordinarily helpful. Thank you for being yeah, for sure.
Mickey Mellen: What time you want to get there tomorrow?
Chris LaFay: So Bobby just canceled and he was the first one, which I kind of intentionally did. So right now, our first shoot is actually.
Mickey Mellen: Gary. 9:40.
Chris LaFay: At 9:40, I'm thinking we get there around 8:30.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, cool.
Chris LaFay: To give an hour to move stuff around in the room.
Mickey Mellen: I assume Tyler and them are shooting.
Chris LaFay: It's. Yes. It's not Tyler. It's one of their partners. His name is Sebastian.
Mickey Mellen: And so when is he getting there?
Chris LaFay: 8:30.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, cool. Yeah.
Chris LaFay: And they. They normally get there whenever we get there, and then we adjust the room together, so. So yeah, right now we only have five people shooting. I mean, I would love to. I would love to backfill these. Bobby's spot at 9:20. I'm not as sad about losing the other person that emailed JC because that was going to go from like 1120 to 1140. So that was going to push into.
Mickey Mellen: Oh, yeah, gotcha.
Chris LaFay: That break time a little bit.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. And what are we doing for food there?
Chris LaFay: Is it possible to get fireworks to go grab us some food? Or is that too late for us at this point? I'm realizing now that we should have talked about this like three weeks ago.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, we can. I. I can ask her and see how many do we need food for?
Chris LaFay: So the only ones I said that would be getting food are the ones coming to the workshop day. So that would be 10. Said 11.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: Which is actually. I take that back. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. If you include the videographer.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. Which we should. Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Yeah. And those are all the people that said yes. Desiree Cross didn't say yes on the invite, but she. I met her in person and she was like, I'm coming, so.
Mickey Mellen: Okay, cool.
Chris LaFay: I met her at the last event that I did. So that's all the yeses that we have on the calendar.
Mickey Mellen: Let me hit Courtney real quick and see if that's possible. What do we want to have? What sounds good?
Chris LaFay: I mean, all the stuff that you've had in the past is all fantastic. So now if you think there's a couple people you could also get to come to the workshop day, make workshop side of things. Maybe do 15, but.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: And then just let me know what. What I. What. What does it cost per head? Like 12 or 15 bucks?
Mickey Mellen: It depends where we go? Something like that. Yeah, it's all good. I mean, yeah, it'll. It'll just show up on our monthly bill with. With them.
Chris LaFay: Okay. I have no problem.
Mickey Mellen: Maybe like Those. What are those? Sandwiches. We got that one time. That's what I was actually.
Chris LaFay: That's what I was thinking of actually. The. The sandwiches from.
Mickey Mellen: Like, the Philly. The cheese steaks.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, they were. Yeah. Huh. Those were good. And I have no idea what other anybody's like, dietary restrictions are, so.
Mickey Mellen: It's Ping. She's usually very quick to respond. So we'll see. Give me just a sec. We'll find out.
Chris LaFay: Okay. I'm gonna send out a handful more emails to some just other marketing folks in my network and just see if anybody has an open Tuesday afternoon they want to come by. I would love for them to be about 12.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Because that number with 12 is inclusive of you, me, JC and.
Mickey Mellen: Right, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm gonna be at the chamber in a few minutes here. That's where I'm heading for a lunch there. I'm gonna ask about what it look would look like to rent the night before.
Chris LaFay: Oh, awesome.
Mickey Mellen: Okay. Numbers on that we can figure out. I'm leaning more and more toward that. I'm not sure exactly what trivia is the answer. Like, I like the. Again, the bowling, the top golfy. Something to do, but not something everyone has to do all at once.
Chris LaFay: You know, we also have. We also have this. This. This also might not be the answer either, but we also have a number of, like, card games. When I'm not. When I don't. When I say card games. Not like solitaire, but like social interaction card games. Like things like apples to apples or cards against humanity, except not as one childish on one end and one completely on the other end. Like it. There's a couple middle ground games that we have.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: That are really easy to pick up in terms of learning how to play them, but also require, like, talking and communication and being slightly silly. Games are not everybody's cup of tea, which I've also fully realized.
Mickey Mellen: Some people, like topgolf won't do any of it. They just want to hang out and talk and that's fine too.
Chris LaFay: Exactly. Yes. So there's the. What we. If we decided if we wanted to go the games route, like the more like tangible games and like, have five or six tables around the room. Get like four or five copies of each of these games, which wouldn't cost much. These are like $20 game.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Put them around and then we would just want to put a plant basically of like one person, like at each table to get people moving that direction if they wanted to play.
Mickey Mellen: Okay.
Chris LaFay: It's a thought. It's an idea. Obviously, stuff like jackbox and stuff would work there too. But I'm also trying to think outside the box as well.
Mickey Mellen: The cards are good. They feel a little structured, but it could work.
Chris LaFay: Yeah. This is not two introverts planning a social act.
Mickey Mellen: Again. That's where topgolf and bowling are so perfect, though, because it's just. Yeah. You know, if we do, like, Mario Kart or something just on the TV and people can pick out and spin for a minute and then go hang out. Just something, you know.
Chris LaFay: Oh, now that's not a bad idea. I just gotta. I just gotta. I just got another switch as well, so we could have a couple of switches.
Mickey Mellen: I think one's playing. We. It's not about that.
Chris LaFay: It's not. No.
Mickey Mellen: We have the one big screen, so we just put something on that and music playing separately.
Chris LaFay: I like this. I like this direction.
Mickey Mellen: And then just have. Then they'll have food from Mo's or whatever and call it good, you know?
Chris LaFay: H. I like this direction.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. I'm liking. I'm liking something there for sure. I think just because I'm getting increasingly nervous about a playoff game and chaos and it's also loud and expensive and, you know, even if they're not a playoff game and. Yeah, if there was a playoff game, it would be epic because we'd be up there overlooking the stadium. Like.
Chris LaFay: That is true. That. That is true.
Mickey Mellen: I mean, mathematically, there probably won't be, I think, best I can tell about a 25 shot, but that would kill us if we were trying to do something at Punch Bowl. I mean, we're done.
Chris LaFay: So I think my only. So I like this Mario Kart direction. I. My concern with only doing one thing is that means only four people out of 30 or 40 folks would be able to actually do an activity at a given time. So I think we do need to think of one or two other things that could involve a few people.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, I can see that.
Chris LaFay: So that there isn't just. There's only four people active at any given time, but I also hope you.
Mickey Mellen: Get 30 or 40.
Chris LaFay: Say what?
Mickey Mellen: 30 And 40 is a big number. I'm hoping you're right. But yeah.
Chris LaFay: Because if we do something like that, we can. We can open it up a little bit more to people. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Oh, did you ever send the designs I did to Ali? The. The two cards?
Mickey Mellen: I think so, yeah.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, I did two cards. One for the. Actually, like, highlighting of the speaker, but then also one for highlighting of their topic.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah, I'll Check with her. I'm gonna talk to her Thursday, so. Yeah.
Chris LaFay: Okay.
Mickey Mellen: A shift from 20 hours down to six hours. So, yeah, a little.
Chris LaFay: A little less available than before. I like the idea of doing a topic card because I feel like the topic card would be a little bit more shareable by the actual like presenter rather than just one with their face plastered and being like, I'm a speaker.
Mickey Mellen: So I like that.
Chris LaFay: Those are all very ransom repeatable once those get approved. Okay, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool.
Mickey Mellen: All right, I'm heading to the Chamber here in a sec for CEO roundtable, but then, yeah, I'm back this afternoon. Just holler when you're on your way.
Chris LaFay: Yes, I'll be leaving around 6:30, actually. Last question for you. Do you. I'm going to the gym, then I'm going to dinner with my wife and then heading out. Can if I bring a towel and stuff? Do you have a shower in that general area?
Mickey Mellen: Showers? Yeah, of course we do. Yeah. Come on.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, I don't. I don't know the layout of your stuff. Maybe. Maybe the shower's not a good spot.
Mickey Mellen: I don't know. Kel's got this set up like we're in Airbnb, so. Yeah, you're. You're good. The room has a mini fridge and coffee maker and. Yeah, all kind of stuff in there. So.
Chris LaFay: Yeah, Fantastic. Awesome. That'll just get me over there quicker and not super duper late.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. Park in the street though, because Macy's coming home today too because Kel has a minor procedure tomorrow that Macy's gonna drive to since I'm otherwise occupied. So it's gonna. Our driveway is gonna be a little chaotic.
Chris LaFay: I gotcha. Good to know. Thank you for the reminder or thing for the note on that. Okay, dope. Yeah, I should be there sometime between. I'll plan to. I'll probably actually end up leaving St a little bit before 6:30. We do quick dinners.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah.
Chris LaFay: And I'll just head over and seven.
Mickey Mellen: Whatever it takes. It's all good.
Chris LaFay: Something weird would have to happen if it was after eight, but chances are it'll be closer to some. Anyway, it doesn't matter.
Mickey Mellen: Make sure you know your epic logon. Get on Fortnite, you know.
Chris LaFay: Hey, I can't bring all that. Never mind. I'm not gonna do that. Anyway.
Mickey Mellen: I was thinking that too. Like bring your headset. Like you don't have time for that, so.
Chris LaFay: No, the joy is cool. All right, man, we'll go. Enjoy your time over at the Chamber and thank you. For doing a test run with me. I really do appreciate. Sir.
Mickey Mellen: Yeah. I'll pencil in that night before forest and get a price and then we can solidify it in the coming months.
Chris LaFay: Sounds good. Awesome.
Mickey Mellen: Later.
Chris LaFay: Catch you later. Bye.