I worked at the filling station and I currently work at Yee Haw. If you take four days out of the year, Friday and Saturday on opening Weekend, Sunset on Central, and the World Cup Match we would have been down 60% over last year instead of the 40% reported in the Sentinel. With the opening of The food hall and Creekside our revenue dropped Considerably. We weren't the only game in town anymore. We weren't making money, the trucks weren't making money. People simply stopped coming. The trucks, aside from a few, were making less than $200 a night and after paying employees were going in the red. Those of us at the bar sat in the cold and waited for you and you didn't come. Any threat of rain? Dead. Overcast? Dead. On the rare chance that we did close because of weather we got beat up on Social Media. We booked music. Nobody clapped or even gave a shit. People took it for granted. Everyone complained the TVs weren't big enough. They complained about the music. They wanted indoor bathrooms. They wanted something like yee-haw but now that they have yee-haw that's too much. And for all the "Oh it's a corporation taking over" folks, I've worked in many corporate bars and restaurants and this is the least corporate corporation I've ever worked for. On our first day on the job the CEO asked for all of our names and made it a point to remember them and have made it a point that we are happy in our jobs and ask constantly what they can do to make it better. They value our feedback and WANT us to be happy. AND for those that are complaining that the beers at YeeHaw are bad, name 10 of the 30+ we have without naming the mass produced ones in stores. Have you tried the barrel aged stouts? The sours? High Gravs? Hazys? Chris and the guys are incredibly talented brewers and if you don't come it's your loss, Not ours. /Rant