ps 9AM to 6PM. That was the long way, and three of the gas stations, going. A very long line for the players club cards at Ho-Chunk, mine had expired. Good news, that why they gave me $10 instead of the sandwich. A winner right there. High water or a bridge out in Clintonville. Some 2 lane highways. Rush hour coming home in Green Bay. 320 miles, which could have been less. The time, going the shorter way, which wasn't because it's longer, because the "long way" is mostly Interstate.

No new chips that I saw anywhere. North Star the dealers said, they wish they could have new chips. Menominee Keshina is difficult, it looks like the same old. No tables open. Wittenberg is a slot joint. OGB updated their rack last year.

Alright, until next year? My next road trip will be March Madness to OGB. Usually I've been paying every game of the first round. Last year I did every game of the second round. The only issue is, then I have to drive back to collect my winnings. For those who want to know, yes, Milwaukee is closer. I haven't been to that casino since 2005 if I remember right. I have no interest in downtown Milwaukee. The new one in Beloit would be roughly 117 miles, all Interstate except the 4 miles on my end. I don't know how close they are to I-90. OGB is 88 miles. Part of the event drive, besides all the rest of the foolishness, is the closest Popeye's, Sheboygan, to home is 21 miles. Instead of a round trip, I make a stop when I know I'm going to pass through.

It is possible to go to Milwaukee, place the bets, on my phone, from anywhere in the casino. Wisconsin is one of the last states left, with no legal online sports betting. Maybe some day?