After seeing Northside's recent report on travel issues around Madison and replying to it I thought this might be a fun and informative thread.
One story I have is about a friend who after the hawks beat Minny at Minny got lost on his way back to the hotel after a trip to the liquor store. I, my wife and a lot of us went up to the game and stayed down around Bloomington. Our friend drove his car basically across I35 , without his shoes on, bought some beer and liquor, but then could not figure out how to get back to the hotel. After he was taking a real long time getting back his wife got worried and his brothers, and I and other friends went in search of him. Finally one or our group of searchers stopped into this same store and asked "Did you see a doofus looking guy with no shoes, glasses and a mustache in here?" The clerk said yes and he left but then came back and paid two kids to drive him back to the hotel. We just laughed, hope he didnt get rolled, and went back to the hotel and there he was. He has never lived this down for 40 years.
Any other good or bad stories? Forgetting where you parked your car, losing or locking in your keys (which reminds me of another story).
One story I have is about a friend who after the hawks beat Minny at Minny got lost on his way back to the hotel after a trip to the liquor store. I, my wife and a lot of us went up to the game and stayed down around Bloomington. Our friend drove his car basically across I35 , without his shoes on, bought some beer and liquor, but then could not figure out how to get back to the hotel. After he was taking a real long time getting back his wife got worried and his brothers, and I and other friends went in search of him. Finally one or our group of searchers stopped into this same store and asked "Did you see a doofus looking guy with no shoes, glasses and a mustache in here?" The clerk said yes and he left but then came back and paid two kids to drive him back to the hotel. We just laughed, hope he didnt get rolled, and went back to the hotel and there he was. He has never lived this down for 40 years.
Any other good or bad stories? Forgetting where you parked your car, losing or locking in your keys (which reminds me of another story).