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Visit our NAUTI CORN MAZE! Corn maze open daily, closes at dusk - Adults $8, Kids $5 OPEN Mon-Wed 2-8pm, Thu 2-10pm, Fri-Sat 12-10pm, Sun 12-8pm FALL HELP WANTED! Send resume to lsaettler@nautispirits.com TRIVIA every Monday at 6:30pm LIVE MUSIC Fri-Sat 6-9pm, Sun 3-6pm HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS Mon-Thu 3-5pm First-come, first-serve. Full capacity inside, 2 acres of outdoor seating. GET REAL. GET NAUTI. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO STAY UP TO DATE. 916 Shunpike Road, Cape May - 609-770-3881 - Nautispirits.com Page 18 EXIT ZERO September 30, 2021
Undertow Terry O’Brien’s legendary column... social satire, shameless plugs — and general self-indulgence T he good news is it’s been a relatively boring couple of weeks here at Undertow Central. The bad news is that that makes for very boring reading. So prepare yourselves for 1250 words on “Things I Picked From My Belly Button”... One super-cool thing I did last Sunday was scoop Owen up at Rowan (I’m a poet, didn’t know it) and head to Wiggins Park in Camden for the Xponential Fest, sponsored by and featuring many very, very WXPN artists. As a newly minted Dawes fan (I really can’t recommend them enough) I was STOKED to see them close the show, right up until the moment they canceled at 10 o’clock Saturday night. (Covid. UGH!) I almost didn’t want to go, but I’m glad I did because, first and foremost, it was a day with my son, and also because the rest of the acts were pretty amazing. Sierra Ferrell, Jade Bird and Nicole Atkins on the Marina Stage, Devon Gillfilian, Cimafunk and Shovels & Rope on the River stage. Just… wow. Put all of these people in your YouTube or Spotify playlists and I guarantee you will hear songs you like. ’Twas a beautiful day filled with wonderful music and I can’t wait to go back next year. I missed Tommy Conwell & the Young Rumblers because of traffic, but caught them on the radio and man, those guys cooked. Remember 1987 when they tried real hard to make him a rock star? MTV videos and opening the Grammys? Didn’t quite work out, but he’s still had a good run. I wore my cool Gojira (Godzilla) T-shirt which received many compliments, and it was confirmed the Japanese symbol beneath the rampaging nuclear lizard did, indeed, say “Gojira” and not some horrible racial slur, as I long feared. Upon returning from what felt like my 100th trip up and down 47 & 55 in the last month, I popped in to 5 West to unwind with a delicious Poco Diablo martini (or four) mixed by the lovely Jordan, and kibbutzed a bit with Man About Town Ed McDonough about our lovehate relationship with the Phillies (currently on love, but check back in a week). A great way to end a weekend. I caught up with Studmeister General Zack Baron outside my Rusty Nail gig. I told him I’d just deleted a bunch of contacts I don’t use anymore, his included, because, “I haven’t seen Zack in three years, when’s the next time I’m going to need his number?” Turns out it was two days later. Oh, universe… how you toy with me. Underrated Breakfast Spot of the Week: Erma Deli is known primarily for subs, steaks and pizza, but their breakfast is top tier. Nothing too fancy-shmancy, just good, solid breakfast fare that’s consistently delicious. One suggestion — a No Green Peppers option for your September 30, 2021 EXIT ZERO Page 19
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