We were setup at Twisted Manzanita in Santee one afternoon when we were approached by Eva, who was a volunteer for son's baseball team, the Fletcher Hills Little League.
"You guy's food is the bomb. Would you guys be interested in being a vendor at a little league baseball tournament in El Cajon?" she asked.
While Kate & I used to turn down these sort of gigs (where we weren't paid ahead of time), we decided to take a chance on this one. Eva seemed cool & we needed to find more set-ups with breweries on the way out of our schedule.
"Sure. When & where?" we asked.
The event was she was referring to was actually a PTA thing called the "Fletcher Hills Elementary Round-up." There was a good crowd there next to the ball diamonds & we were able to sell around fifty Cheezers in the four hours we were there. So, it was comparable to a decent farmers market but without having to pay a fee.
"You guys were a hit. Everybody's was talking about the grilled cheese," Eva told us when we were breaking down. "I can definitely get you guys back for the baseball season."
It was nice when you could get more business from getting out there, working hard & doing a good job.
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