“Guys need any advice? Need any questions answered?' said 67-year-old Kevin Shotsberger, as he smoked a cigar and sat in a lawn chair. He was accompanied by his partner in “life coaching' 68-year-old Razz Jenkins, who also chattered with passersby between cigar puffs.
"Listen to your mother, do not listen to your father. He will lead you down the wrong path," Shotsberger imparted on two young ladies walking into the festival.
"We were drinking beer one night, obviously, beer was involved, and both of us had this idea, actually it came from our wives. They said, 'Well, you guys are old and you love to yak at people, so get out there and don't smoke that cigar in my house," Jenkins chuckled.
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