Senator,
I saw Daisy's picture of your sandwich, and I thought it was a whole chicken!!!! Amazing...............
Sounds like you had an interesting trip. We also like Peggy Sue's Diner a little further west, near Calico Ghost Town. You might give it a shot if you ever get over that way.

I thougth G's was all open the first time I was there. I wonder if they lucked out in their design, allowing a relatively easy retrofit or someone actually planned for this?

Tater,

Is Peggy Sue's on the way to Laughlin?

Jeff,
Nope, Peggy Sue's is beyond Baker, almost to Barstow. It might be a bit far for a day trip, unless you made a day of it and went to the ghost town of Calico, etc. You could even stop at the Zzzyx Hot Springs (I THINK it's 3 z's, but might be 4) I'm not sure, but I think the little ol' town of Oatman, between Laughlin and Kingman, might be closer. There's no Peggy Sue's there, though...............but there are fairly tame burros wandering around looking for handouts.

so what is the speed limit there senator<G>

My cruise was set on 80 most of the way. I was passing some and some were passing me.

Tater,

I should have gone past Peggy Sue's then. I remember seeing a billboard for the Greek place before I got to Barstow so I didn't even think of stopping anyplace else.

Been to Oatman. Bought carrots at one of the shops to feed the burrows. We did a day trip from Laughlin to Oatman and Lake Havasu a few years ago.

OK, the sandwich was big, a monster, what was the price? I'm just curious, I mean, if the tag on the thing was 27.50, you had to have had a clue to the size???

I'm pretty sure it was under Ten Bucks. Keep in mind this thing was probably 75% bun! The bun and lettuce are what made it so big.

They also sell a double-decker hamburger with two, 1/2 pound patties and I don't think it's much more than $10.

I don't need a bif fluffy bun with lunch. LOL
Nor do I need a pound of hamburger! Yikes

i need a lb. of hamburger! i penciled that in right away senator!!burp

Just remembered something I forgot to post.

On my first Palazzo trip report, I mentioned liking their safe. It's a drawer in a large piece of furniture in the sitting area that also holds the TV, DVD player, and refrigerator.

I like it because it's at a level you can see down into easily and find things.

On this trip, I noticed there's 2 electrical outlets INSIDE the safe. You can lock up your laptop, cell phone, etc. and have them charging at the same time!

I guess I've got a little concern about heat build-up someone must feel they're safe.

Is electric inside a safe something new or have I just missed seeing it other places?

Senator,
I've never seen an electric outlet in a safe. But I think it's a smashing idea!
I'll be honest, I didn't inspect your safe that day, and I just thought it was a cool idea in the drawer. However, I'm guessing it's metal lined? My guess is it's fire safe as well. You know you need 3 things for fire, a spark (ignition), something that will burn, and oxygen.
I'm guessing here, that the same applies that if it's fire protected from the outside, it is also fire protected from the inside?
I wouldn't be afraid of heat build up and causing a fire. I would be worried about heat build up and possibly ruining my electronics.