The Sound of Gold with guest Angelo's Italian Resturant

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0:52 Hi, welcome to the Sound of Gold. It is so nice to be here with all of you and so much talk about. The reason I do this show is it is all about music. Musicians, music venues, music teachers, music schools, and we want to keep music alive. Music is well we are always surrounded by. It's something that many of us who are musicians get to play, and if we're students, we get to learn to play. There's just so much involved with music, and there's so much to give when we are a musician and we get to play for others to listen to, and it's a gift that keeps on giving because we also as a musician myself, it's also healing to play music and to kind of sometimes just express how I feel when I play.

1:49 And if you're a musician or you are learning music, I'm sure you can understand that. With that being said, I know we've had several shows already, I've had some great guests on and a lot of my guests have been musically or musicians or music teachers. And I want to focus on those of us that are musicians that get to play okay, and students that have the dream to be able to play in our community. So, as a musician, when we get to play and join in with other musicians, and I don't mean it doesn't always have to be a band, it could just be in our community. It could be a local group at a friend's house where you get together, you play instruments together, or sing together. Other places in our community are restaurants.

2:42 A lot of every community has a restaurant or some place a meeting place where they get to get together and play music and maybe eat together, or even get familiar with the staff of a music venue where you can sign up to play in instruments for guests that are dining there. So with that being said, I'm so excited today to invite into our studio Angelo's Italian restaurant, which I know from Jupiter Florida and they are also now in Stewart. I would love to and please please help me. Welcome join in with me. Roberto, who is owner of Angelo's.

3:28 Hello Lisa, Hello, Hello Roberto. Oh Francesca, thank you so much for joining us. Yes, thank you so much so for having us. We really appreciate it. Yes, you got so what I mentioned if you heard in the beginning of the show. My show is focused on music, musicians, music venues, music teachers, music schools, and you have a fabulous There is so much to talk about about Angelus. You have a fabulous nook in the heart of Jupiter. Tell us a little bit about the history of your restaurant and where like when it began. Well began back in eighty eight. My father actually came down from Jersey uh decided to open his own Italian restaurant.

4:13 He did stocks a. Little bit before it, but always had a love and passion for food and how it brought people together. So he got an opportunity opened up this little shop, brought his mom and dad down to start helping up. They had all the recipes and luckily things worked out. My mom when they walked in and they kind of you know, had a little fell in love and I came around a little bit later. But luckily Angelo's is the place that made it all happen for the two of us and our other brother. Okay, Nice and Francesca. You, I don't know if you're younger or older than Roberto. It just follow the I guess the line the lineage, lineage. What would you say when it comes to the heart of what you do?

5:05 So your Italian food, your your pizza, your food. You do so much for the community. And a lot of times when I'm there, a lot, I also see a lot of like high school kids, Like there's like you cater to different groups. You also do catering outside and what have you. I want I want our listeners to know. I know a lot, but there's also a lot I don't know. But there are listeners that don't know about Angelo's. Yeah, and I could jump in here and Roberto com interject as well. I think my my family really is all about community. I think that's what's so special about Jupiter in general and my parents together, they do a lot for the community. And like you mentioned, we do a program for I believe it's the e SC program.

5:53 They come in on Mondays and they help hold pizza boxes. So it kind of it helps us, but it also brings the community in outside of just the high school. My mom participates in meals on Wheels. So during the month of November, you know, we make homemade desserts. My mom will make some desserts or Angela's will make some desserts to help outreach in the community there, I know, you know, even just there's other other events. I have nothing I can think of off the top of my mind. I don't know, Verberta, what else. I just know that we love Jupiter so much and we just were such a family. We always love to give and you know, help people and bring community in. That's why we have open mic nights as well. Like to your point, yeah, just.

6:34 Bringing the community together and with some pizza in the midst of it off. So, Roberta, did you want to did you have anything to comment. On that or no? I love it just definitely. I mean we're born and raised in Jupiter, US, specifically me, my brother and my sister, So giving back and giving to the community we grew up in and was taught like everything I've seen since I grew up in Jupiter everybody's been tight knit. It was once as smaller and me now growing obviously, but it's always felt tight king. Everybody knows each other, there's always great vibes, war and welcoming. It's a great beach town to live in and it's something we always want to just keep that way. So we want to give back to it as much as we can. And you've recently opened a restaurant in Stewart.

7:17 Yes, ma'am. It turns four months in about a day or two. So wow, I can't believe already. Yeah, going amazing, amazing Again. We do live music there. It's a great thing to have. We get to see so much community members come in and support each other every night. So it's a beautiful thing to see. You get to hear all different music from jazz to country. It's just an amazing, amazing time I have. You know, I don't know if you know, but I have to thank you both. And I have to thank you your parents, your grandparents because I met my husband at Angelo's. Wow. We love that, love that love that.

7:58 So I know that you have a lot of live performances. I know you have open mic in fact, open mic Monday nights at you and Jupiter is Gary Frost, and not only did I meet my husband there, but we have this family of friends that we just go and we're comfortable there. And I've explained on my show before there is always one place in the community that does this. You guys are the place in Jupiter that provides this. And it's such a beautiful thing because we come in, we feel comfortable. We know, like, we see you guys, we see the staff, we see our other friends who are musicians, and it's just so welcoming and it's like being home.

8:49 We love to hear that. That's the biggest compliment I think we can get from people because it's it's our home more than our actual house. So yeah, we want everybody to feel that warm and you know, coziness when people come in. And again, it's such a compliment. So we appreciate you saying that. And what would you say for our listeners that are local that want to come out and see you guys? Do you have a specific can you? I mean, I know, but you know better where you're located. How they would reach out if they wanted to order from you guys, or if they wanted to come in and let's say join us on a Monday night for open Mind. Yeah, totally. If you ever want to reach out to us, our website is best Angelospizza dot com. On there you can see all three of our locations, Jupiter Farms, Tony Penna and now Stewart has all their menus and all their phone numbers on there, so if you ever wanted to reach out to us, you can go ahead and find all our information on there.

9:48 We're also pretty active on Facebook as well. We have a Facebook. Page for Angelo's Jupiter that's for our Tony Penna and our Jupid Farm's location. We added a Facebook page for our Stuart location to bring in more of that community. So if you do have any questions, we're pretty active on there, so if you message us there, we'll answer back. You can always call in my brother or our brother Michael. Angelo's mainly at the Tony Pennell location, I mean and Roberto were up in Stuart, but we're always readily available and can help anybody, so very. Nice, very nice. Now, tell us also about musicians that come into play at your air, at your restaurant, whether it be Jupiter Farms, Jupiter or Stuart. Tell us a little bit about how you got involved with that.

10:39 Well, it all began and about twenty twenty. Actually, originally the Tony Pennell location is the OG. It's the first store. It was one bay. Couple of years later it was one bay in eighty eight. A couple of years down the line, about ninety two we got a second bay. It was really in twenty twenty we got that third bay to expand it into a full bar. Always knew we wanted that kind of bar stage atmosphere. We always had to love for music my family. I mean, every day going to school, my dad's blasting Michael Jackson. I was Presley Frank Sinatra, So. I heard all that growing up. My mom was always doing you know, she liked the Jackson five, she liked Destiny Child. You know, she had all these people going Whitney, so I heard, you know, all the greats. But it was always influential.

11:23 My aunt would play Black Eyed Peas to pump me up going into like third fourth grade. So music was always a thing for us, and we knew we wanted a stage. We wanted to put something there that would entertain the people and let people craft and do their thing. In middle school, and high school. Actually, my mom had us all in band, so we were grew up playing piano, trumpet, trombone. I couldn't say I mastered. All of them, but I definitely knew how to get them to make some noise. How about that. But it was a lot of fun. But so as it grew. In twenty twenty, we went to go open up this new bay and it was actually the day we went to celebrate and. Have a new opening was the day the whole world closed down.

12:05 Yeah, yeah, it's crazy, so we're like, okay, what do we do? But it gave us time to let people come in see everything that's about to happen, and it really opened the door to talking to new people saying, hey, I actually do this with a buddy or me, And you know, my wife been playing around the town for you know, X amount of years. So it really gave the door to just meeting all these new people and then just trying out different things and seeing all these new vibes and atmospheres and faces that people bring in. So that was really cool. And is this something that you're I know you okay, so I haven't I've been during lunch hours to the Jupiter Farms. I haven't been to Stuart yet. However, I guess the question I have is Jupiter, Jupiter Farms and Stewart do you have music at each location?

12:51 We do not, so Jupiter Farms is the only location we do not host live music because it just doesn't have the proper footprint for that. But right, as 're mentioned, we built out of stage Tony Kinna for the intention. Of that, and we do have that at Stewart. It's fairly new open mic nights, so we're still building that clientele. But yeah, we had. It was such a success here my dad wanted to continue that and people mean personally, I love going to see live music and while I'm at at having a nice dinner and some nice drinks. So yeah again, but still Tutter Farms is great. It's still get good even though there's no music. It's still great foods, so check it out. Yes, and I've eaten there, so feeds across the words.

13:34 So I can't say for Stuart. I haven't been to Stewart, but yeah, I can't see it being very different food wise. I wanted to ask you you have other than open mic You have a lot of music, musicians, coming in and other nights. So I guess what I want my audience to know is if they were to come out on any given night for dinner, would they expect live music at those two locations? Yes, or I can jump in, but yes, So we try to do. We have music almost every night at our twenty Penna location. Stuart is the exception that we do not because we're closed.

14:17 We're open only six days rather than seven, So Tuesday, because we're closed, we don't have music and Sunday is currently football, so until that's over, we will then continue to have music on Sundays. But if mostly how we got the talent like that you now see are kind of like our residents on some nights, we've actually found them through open mic nights. So I do suggest and recommend that if anybody in the community wants to eventually have a spot or you know, I recommend or encourage people to put themselves out there because you know, now because some of the people that have are now have a residency at Angelo's, whether that be at twenty kind of location or at Stewart, So it is it is great and I and you know, if you ever have questions, like again, asked for Michelangelo at or twenty Pune location or my father or.

15:04 Me and Roberto. Just send us your information. We look at YouTube videos, we look at Facebook pages. Yeah, so again, just you know, try it out. Come to open mic night always. You never know what could happen. That's right. And Monday nights in Jupiter you have Gary Frost. And then in Stuart. Now what night is it Friday night in Stewart that you have open mic or this? Well? Yeah with Anthony Anthony Finnie. Okay. For some reason I thought Brett Steele did it, but I guess Brett's steel fills in sometimes. Yes. Yes. What would you say is your favorite part about being involved in this? I mean reputable, not just pizzeria restaurant because you give so much the community. What's like? What would you say your favorite part is about being being where you're at and being able to do this. What do you love about it?

16:01 That's a tough one, but there's so much to love about it. That's what makes it lovable. From the guests that come in and I get to give an experience, whether it's a sixteenth birthday and it's a whole family, or it's a ninety fifth birthday, and again they bring their whole family. You see so many people in faces. It's so amazing. Even just the staff and the community I get to work with within the walls is just so amazing. We have over sixty people at the Stewart location, one hundred and fifty to one hundred and eighty within all three locations. Employed to Just being able to give these people. And have them work with me, and just the tight knit community we made within those walls is so amazing.

16:42 And just everybody you come across in this business, from distributors to suppliers, it's just so amazing. All the support you get and the support you give to one another. It makes it fun, you know. So when you get such a good team and you get all these people together, it's no longer a job. It's something that's enjoyed. I get to go to work every day and have a smile on my face because I know that people walking in the front door are going to be great and the people walking in the back door are just as amazing. So it was just all this opportunity to give back with all that as well. I love that, and I know and some of my I'm sorry, Francesca, were you going to say something. Yeah, I was just more so going to give my two cents or what I love about it. I just love us us as Angelo's, whether that be my family or the staff, is creating, you know, an experience that people that no one can take away from them.

17:33 Right. It's like, again, like Roberto mentioned, having somebody's like ninetieth birthday, or one of my high school friends they had their engagement party here, you know, multiple people, and again it's we're hearing stories, like Roberto said, like I'll see you know, parents coming with their children and they're like, hey, I used to work Yeah, right, like I used to work here when I was sixteen now and bring my six year old kid, you know, to Angela's for the first time. It's just like we're so blessed and great that we're such a killer in the community. Just hearing those stories and again, like we're gonna say, just creating a vibe or something that I feel like Jupiter doesn't have, you know, we just we just look at it like this is our life and we somehow it's also work. But we just I don't look at it like that, and I feel like a lot.

18:21 Of employees and people don't look at it like that. So again, I'm just super grateful, and yeah, that's kind of my favorite things about Angela's. Obviously there's so many, but. Just well, like I said, I met my husband there. I play piano. You've heard me play at your place in Jupiter, and my husband sings. You've heard him sing as well, and we absolutely love it. I know in a lot of my other shows, I've mentioned many of times that as musicians we put a lot of time into practice so when we show up on stage we're given it at all. But it's not and I'm saying this for musicians that are just getting started, that maybe have not gotten out to an open mic yet, or that are students that are just have this dream to do so, so you know, the work we put into it as musicians, it's not it's a joy. It's a passion.

19:17 It's a want to, it's a get to. And then to have a facility like yours, a place like yours where we can join in community and eat good food and play along with other musicians or just be listened to. And no matter where you're at, what level you're at as a musician, you always get positive feedback and even like you both of you, I know Roverta have seen you, Franciscat, I probably have seen you, but not thought you know, who's related to you. But you know, it's always such a warm, welcome feeling, like yes, we've seen you there, and you are smiling all the time. You're like happy to be there. And you don't make it feel like it's a job. You don't make it feel like okay, like you know, okay, is it time to clean up here?

20:06 And mm hmm, and going back to being a musician, it's just it's a get to and it's it's just such a heartwarming feeling to have you on my show today, to know you, to know what you provide to the community, to know what you provide for musicians that are local and uh and musicianss that I mean, I know musicians that they do this for a living, right, So they go to restaurant to restaurant to play and that's how they earn their living. Open mic we do it for fun, you know, and and some of us we do this part times as work being restaurant owners. This is your full time. However, I can see how it's impossible to get bored because of the community you bring in, and then you have some of the same faces that bring new faces, and then those new faces become familiar and become more like like family faces.

21:06 Absolutely, yes, ma'am. It's great. Every day you see the same faces, like you're saying that over five years ago was a strange or two months ago was a stranger. You get to see them over and over, especially since we started Steward again. It's only four months old. So in the first week everybody was strangers. You know. All these were new patrons. A couple you know, Oh, I worked down on by Tony Penna, That's why you saw me there. But most of them are all fresh and new. And now four months later, there's a lot of them that are good friends of mine now or I consider family. They walk in the door, the staff is screaming their name, what's up hello? You know. So it always grows and it's a great. Thing, and it's a fun thing to see these relationships grow through this little little small business that we get to call our.

21:51 And actually some of those people have come from Open Mic Night, so it's fun. Yeah, I say that. Shout out my girl Jen. Now even though you're kind of in the background. We're working on the feud and the servicing of the guests that come in. Being that you listen to the music and you're you're not part of it per se, but you're you're still listening to it. Have you seen a great growth in hearing musicians play or hearing musicians sing? And I'm sure you have to appreciate that because it's almost as a musician, we constantly are growing to get better and be better, and every time we get on stage, we hope that we sound better. We hope that. So what's your feedback on being kind of in the background when it comes to music? Do you love it just as much? Do you? Do you see changes? Do you?

22:46 I don't know. I always love it. So from where I'm at on Mondays, I typically am behind the pizza line, so I'm a little further away, but it always gives me, like, you know, I'm doing something. I'm making pizza, so I'm not that really drilled in on the music, but I always end up catching myself either singing to a song or kind of tossing my dough to the open mic Monday night people's beats, And that's where I catch myself, I'm like, wait a second, I'm like, that's how I know. This is what I like. They're doing a great job because I just started blowing right into their beat, singing the song with them, and you know, it's like second guests, like I'm hearing it on the radio or like it's just a song that's playing in the background getting me through my day. I love it, you know. So I definitely noticed that happening, and when that does happen, I definitely look who's on stage and give a little appreciation not for helping me through the shift and even my smile going yeah.

23:37 And if I could say too, I think nowadays, right, it's just more so everything's like technology or it's just like on the radio or everything successful like on our phones, and it's not as common to see live music really or you know, so it really is such a treat to hear that. And I know a lot of our customers like a lot of the comments. Right because we're so new specifically and seward, they're just saying it's like, wow, there's not a lot of places have live music or like have open mic nights, like so awesome, And even when I'm bartending or you know, I'll be in the back and not. Just like the customers enjoy but our staff enjoy it. It's it's really such a treat and it's so awesome to see people keep going back and continuing to get better. And yeah, it's just again, it's awesome. And I love live music. I'm a fan of live music.

24:21 My dad is. That's kind of how we got here in the first place. So I think it's awesome and I love to see it, and I, you know, would love to continue it. Thank you so much. Please tell our audience again for listeners that might just be tuning in, how they would find you, how they would locate you. Yeah again, Our website is www dot Best Angelospizza dot com. You can go yeah, yes, ma'am, Yes it is. You can go on there. You'll see all three locations Jupiter Farms, Tony Penna, and Stewart, as well as all three corresponding phone numbers. So that's where you can find us. Again. We got our Facebook going now two but any of that Angela's Pizza Facebook.

25:03 I have a silly question. So the Jupiter location, I guess I'm asking this for We have this this little area of a stage and it's perfect. And like I said, we're like as a musician with my music friends and my husband, and when we go there, we're family. We're around friends that we call family now and we get to perform. Do you have any thoughts about expanding even more than just the three locations or expanding I guess two questions I have, or expanding the venue itself. Absolute, do you go?

25:45 You go? Absolutely? Absolutely. I would love to have more locations as well as the og spot Tony Penna expanding. I've already had visions of. If I one day got to get the whole building, how the wall next door, I'd already knock it down, extend the stage double the size right next to it, I'm a little dance floor for a little extra moving and grooving because we'd have the space at that point. And then i'd definitely get a couple four or five locations that match as well with all the live music, the dancing and all the great times. But for sure, yes, I'm just gonna say the same thing. So okay, it's so awesome, you know. I don't know maybe I said this or I probably did say this in the beginning of the show, if you were listening in before backstage. The reason I do this show is I'm I don't know if you know. I'm a music teacher, Okay, I teach piano and I compose my own music and being with like, I don't know your ages, but I know I know that your generation because I'm thinking my daughter might be around the same age as you both has grown up with so much technology that I didn't grow up with, and my generation is growing up with.

27:05 You know, a lot of us have taught ourselves how to play an instrument, or we've gone to school to learn how to play an instrument, and it's it's real, it's not it's not techno. It's not techno is fun and cool, but it's not technology that like here I'm sitting at in my home in my my music studio in front of my piano. But you can't. You can't. Well, you probably can replicate the sound of a keyboard and pianos on the synthesizer or different technology equipment, but the real piano or the real guitar, the real drums, like you can only fake it so much so my whole purpose for bringing you guys on the show today to help promote Angelos and to say they have live music there because my passion is to keep it alive. I teach with a passion to keep it going with the real stuff, like keep it real, you know. And it's nice that we can paint at different colors with technology and add this and that. That's cool. But really, when it comes down to it, if we think about the history of music and like where blues began, we're classical began, they didn't have what we have today. I mean, they would never imagine or believe the things that we have that we could use today to make certain music or to create certain things that they couldn't do back in the forties and thirties and twenties.

28:34 Totally, there's somebody like playing an actual instrument, you'll never be actually making the noise crafted the way it's supposed to be. Again, like I mentioned before, our mother forced all of us into instruments early, and when I was younger, I was probably every piano lesson, guitar lesson, every drum lesson. I was, oh, do I have to go? But like in the long run, I'm glad I even have the slightest concept. Of how to even you know, play any of those instruments or even follow a beat or even read. No, I can't read a full you know. But I can read some of a song and understand it and how to play it a little rusty, but I can get back to it there. But I'm grateful that I got to learn those talents and be able to say I played them. And middle school we got to compete and against high schoolers, you know, in our instruments.

29:24 So it was cool, really cool experience to learn. So I highly suggest forcing your child to do that, because I will do the same. We'll we'll have to talk to you, maybe your dad when we're there on a Monday night and get you to get him to give you a break so you can come on stage and join us. Oh absolutely. If you're ever on Tony Penna and you look above the stage at the three instruments, it's a saxophone, a trumpet, and a trombone. Those were me and my siblings high school, actual instruments, the same ones we played this point. I'm ten fifteen years ago, but yepw I'll bring it back down see if I can do it. But it doesn't sound too much the same, but I got it. I still got it.

30:05 That would be great. That would be so much fun to hear you playing. Yes, Yes, that'll be fun. We'll do it one day. Okay, Francesca, what what instruments have? Well? Did you grow up with it? You really liked that, you kind of put aside. I still I mean, I still loved this day. But I used to play the alto sacks. I played it in elementary school and then I played it in middle school. Unfortunately I stopped in high school. But it just I still love, or have a love for, like the saxophone and jazz. I find myself always kind of just leaning towards that. I wish I still play it. Unfortunately I don't have the time like. I used to. Maybe I will one day, maybe on open Mike night I'll just bust out my sacks. But yeah, again, I just have such a love for live music. I worked for the Miami heat Along, you know, a couple of years ago. I just recently to commit to the family business, but I worked in concerts.

30:57 That was kind of like my my bread and butter. And just again being there for live music. It's such a treat. It's such a rarity now I find and to your point just playing music and understanding music. It's such a craft, and I'm so grateful that Angela's could be that platform for people in the community to you know, practice or learn or master, you know, their skills. So yeah, I will. I will say this as as a musician and a music teacher. My oldest the well, I'm kind of zigzagging, but my oldest student is ninety five. I got it's amazing.

31:37 So she plays piana. She plays really well, and it's so funny because she's like, Okay, it's December, we have to take a break, and then but when am I going to see you again? She's so cute. So I'm mentioning that because for our listeners, like, it's never too late to start. However, if you've somewhere along your life, like you, you have played and you've kind of put it aside. Once you've played an instrument, it's kind of always in your veins. And I almost bet on it that they'll come a time worle you'll go back to it, because you can even not to give my age away, but I've been playing over forty five years and I'm always learning something new or I'm repeating the same thing. Looking at it. Can I play it differently?

32:23 How can I make it sound different? So it's a gift that you not only give to your audience that listens, but it's a gift you continually give to yourself. Because it's never like, Okay, I'm gonna make the pizza. The pizza's made, I'm serving it, everybody's eating it. Okay, let's get on to the next. It's not like that. With music. It's constantly evolving and you're as a person, you're constantly evolving with it. And the friends that you meet up along the way, they help support you, help you grow in your learning. And there's no, like I said, there's no end to it, and it's it's just it's just a beautiful, a beautiful way of life. To incorporate that in your in your schedule. And there was a time where yeah, I detore it away from music and I was just like, yeah, now that's okay. Even growing up when it took lessons, my my mom was like, did you practice today? I'm like, now, I hate it. I don't want to practice. I hate it, And but look what it's done for me now, And I'm not the show isn't about me but I'm making a point like if you have a dream to play an instrument, like like do it. And yeah, it's kind of like go into the gym. You have to get back into a groove.

33:36 But once like you set up an agenda for yourself and once you get into a groove of practicing, you have fun with it because it's not like taking out the trash. It's like, hey, what do I get to create today? Because you do it for yourself, like you do it for yourself first before you do it for others. And it's like therapy. Yes, it's self therapy. It's a way to like really just resonate into yourself, in your own. Soul, body of mind. You know, when you get. Into it, it's a flow. I remember that and I always used to love that. So definitely something. I'm going to have to get back into sooner and later. Yeah. And in fact, the fact that open mic on Monday nights at your place, and again for my listeners that are not in Florida, check out your local community.

34:19 I'm positive that there is at least one place in your community. It's not Angelo's, but my company soon to come that will have an open mic. And you know, well, I don't know, but I will say for myself, there are days where you know, I might have a rough day or my husband, my husband might have a rough day, and to come out and to kind of forget about it for a couple hours, just to sit back and have a pasta dinner or a pizza dinner and just be around friends and there, well, we try and get on the list in time so we could play, but there are times where maybe the list is really long and we can't get on the list, but we're still there to support our other musician friends, and it's nice just to forget about the day and just support each other in in listening to music or playing music, and just thank you so much. You do so much for the community. And you know when you both even you know, share this with your family when you put your head down at night when you've had a rough day or when you're dealing with life itself. No, they like, I'm going to get all SERI yet know that what you're doing for the community, even if you've had a rough day, you've made somebody else's day.

35:34 I appreciate that. We do really appreciate that, because that is exactly what we want Angela's to be. We want it to be this place of community and love and just everybody gets along and it doesn't matter what your day is like when you get here. It's just everybody releases their stress and just enjoys the atmosphere. That's why we do it. The reason for that is that, like, that's that's why I. Want to open more and bring that exact atmosphere or anywhere I go because it means so much to be able to give that to somebody else. I appreciate hearing that very very much. Thank you, And it's it's so true. We all we're all human, we all have a story, we all have life that we deal with. So it's just so important to have that place to go to. So thank you and again keeping music alive, real music. That not to take away from technology. Technology is great too, it has its benefits. But real music, real voices, real real instruments, there's nothing like it, not at all, not at all.

36:38 So before we close up, is there anything I want to each give you a turn? Is there anything more you want to share with our listeners when it comes to Angelo's the Community Music Venue, And. Yeah, and this is for any teachers music teachers out there again for all ages of teaching and all students at both locations where we do have enough space in the venue. In the stage. Gary knows we do this. We do it with him sometimes. But if there's a day you kind of organize with your students a Saturday or Sunday morning, and it's really good for the young ones and even the older ones who've maybe never been on stage yet. We can do a morning where it's just you bring in all those students and they can get their turn on this stage and what it's like to be on a stage. You know, you bring in your family and friends and all their family so they get a little crowd to do it in front of. And some of them get that first stage fright off of their chest or things like that, their first experience singing to a crowd or performing to a crowd. So any teacher is interested in that, feel free to call us and we can always talk about that.

37:43 But it's always a great opportunity I see Gary and his young ones doing it. We even work with my aunt runs a taekwondo's studio and every couple months they do a talent show on one of the mornings and there's a rock band between the kids. There's one all that sings, you know. So yeah, it's a great chance for them to show their talents and get on stage for the first time. We love doing it and seeing it. So any any music teachers feel free to call if that interest yet or you want to do something for your students like that. I love it, Thank you, I will remember that. I might take you up on that. Yes, absolutely, yeah, we call it Angela's got talent, got talent.

38:23 We got Angela's talent. I love it. It's great. You should. You should print out a banner and put it on the stage behind Gary. That's a good idea. Yeah, we say, you know, thanks to Gary Frost for Open Mind. But it's you know, it's really you guys that make it possible. I know we couldn't do it without Gary. I mean, he's the one who organizes that. He's the one who really brought in all these amazing people. He's the one who had the original following, and we just had a nice little spot for him to do it. Luckily, all parties meshed well and it turned into a family a very quickly. It worked out for both parties very very much.

39:03 I love it. I love it. Well, thank you so much for being on the show today. And I'm not sure if we'll see tonight, but we'll try. Yeah. Absolutely, I'm going to go listen to the open mic up and Steward in about an hour they'll be starting so nice, excited, and I'll send any talent your way. Yeah, I'll be thank locations, so I'll be here in some talent. Maybe again, they might be some Florida resident or some Angelo's residents in the lineup, so look forward to it. Yes, and at in closing, please tell our listeners one more time and how they could reach out and find you and call in. Or best Angelo's Pizza dot com. You'll find all three locations, addresses and phone numbers.

39:48 Okay, thank you and our Facebook, I forget our Facebook. You can find us on Facebook as well. All great. All I want for Christmas is Angelo's. I love it. Are you guys going to tell those shirts? We do have shirts for sale. This one was actually last year's edition, so I don't know if it's gonna be making it comeback. We'll see. Maybe some vintage pieces might be in the mix, but you can find them on our website under our merch, so be sure to look out there if you're interested in Angela's shirt. You know, nice kids for a local evangelist. I love it. Thank you, Thank you guys, we'll see you soon. Of course for hosting us. We really appreciate it and have such a great time.

40:28 And thank you for highlighting our family and our family business. We appreciate it, so thank you again. Oh one last question, are you Friday nights? Are you? Is your family going to come back with offering the canolis? No? Or was it the yes you do? Yeah? So, I mean I can assume he's going to bring him back out because he wants. Them the holiday. That would be a great guest. I love it all. All right, have a good night, take care. Take care, bye. Thank you so much for joining us today again Angelo's and there are three locations, Jupiter, Jupiter Farms, and Stuart. And Jupiter and Stuart has a lot of music and open mic nights on Monday nights. Jupiter Farms has food but no music, but that's okay. The food is just as good and I'm a big fan of their food and their environment. Because open mic nights are a lot of fun. And for those of you that are not in South Florida, Please reach out to or look online or ask some friends where there are local venues where you can reach out and join a music community that you can get connected with. And if you're just venturing out and this is something brand new for you,

41:58 we've all been there. It's it's a little bit scary, but stay strong. Go with a friend and kind of maybe plan to play or sing and and at least try it out for for the first time and get a feel for it, because I know that you'll love it and you'll meet friends for a lifetime. And U And with that being said, thank you so much for joining my show Today. I'm gonna play some piano and let's keep music alive. Join me next Monday, where I have another amazing guest, a