Bob’s Photobooth Bus has long been friends with a man named Bernie Bong. It was not until recently that I realized his remarkable resemblance to the singer/song writer Jimmy Buffett and the fact he's the lead singer and guitarist in a local band. Through some detective work and DNA testing from Ancestry.com, we have determined that there is a 99.999999993% chance that they are twin brothers. In a word, stunning!
See for yourself the resemblance to his long lost brother, Jimmy Buffett. He has agreed to join Bob’s Photobooth Bus for pictures with customers in our 1967 VW Photobooth Bus before, during and after the concert at Wrigley Field this Saturday, July 15 at Wrigleyville Dogs, just North of Wrigley Field (3737 N. Clark).
Let’s just call it for what it is; “Weekend with Bernie”.
So wing on over to Wrigley Field to jam with Jimmy Buffett and get your photo taken with his long lost twin brother, Bernie Bong.
Bob’s Photobooth Bus "Spicoli" will be operating during the Jimmy Buffett Concert at Wrigley Field on Saturday, July 15th. We are staging our bus at the iconic Wrigleyville Dogs, just North of Wrigley Field (3737 N. Clark). We will be open for business from 2:00 PM until…whenever it ends.
Stop on by if you’re heading to the concert or just come by to hang with me and quite possibly Jimmy Buffet, who I'm sure wants to meet up with his newfound twin brother, Bernie.
“I've been thinking about this, Mr. Buffet. If I'm here and you're here, doesn't that make it our time?” Certainly, there's nothing wrong with a little party on our time. Who says you can’t learn about entrepreneurship and enjoy some adult beverages?
Trivia: Jimmy Buffett wrote the song, I Don’t Know (Spicoli’s Theme), for the movie, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Listen to it hear but I warn you, it sucks. https://youtu.be/Z_oBVV1l86A
Mr. Hand: Food will be eaten on YOUR time. Why are you continuously late for this class, Mr. Spicoli? Why do you shamelessly waste my time like this?
Jeff Spicoli: [long pause, but then with complete truth in his answer] I don't know.
Mr. Hand: [Mr. Hand goes to blackboard and writes the words 'I Don't Know', then underlines them]
Mr. Hand: I like that. 'I Don't Know.' That's nice.