republic that we call the united states of america. happy new year s. welcome back, everybody! we are here in nashville, tennessee! this has been the most amazing evening. it has surpassed my expectations. i want to wish all of you back home a very, very happy new year. look at this little girl! i m going to tell you what, these guys aren t going to leave nashville without learning how to line dance. and so we brought in tiffany. what are you going to do with these guys? we are going to do the new york stroke. the new york stroke. i can do that. the new york stroll right here. you just strolled out of new york to come to nashville. that was the new york stroll. hey, get out of my way. you re going to teach us how to line dance right now to the new york stroll and a little bit later on the show i believe pete and i are going to be competing.
republic that we call the united states of america. happy new year s. welcome back, everybody! we are here in nashville, tennessee! this has been the most amazing evening. it has surpassed my expectations. i want to wish all of you back home a very, very happy new year. look at this little girl! i m going to tell you what, these guys aren t going to leave nashville without learning how to line dance. and so we brought in tiffany. what are you going to do with these guys? we are going to do the new york stroke. the new york stroke. i can do that. the new york stroll right here. you just strolled out of new york to come to nashville. that was the new york stroll. hey, get out of my way. you re going to teach us how to line dance right now to the new york stroll and a little bit later on the show i believe pete and i are going to be competing.
so, i think that was a valuable time for us and a training ground for me and my brother or what we do now. pioneers in the luxury coach industry, the brothers scraped enough money together to buy two old buses to get their start. they transformed them on the inside and out so they looked brand-new. doing most of the work themselves. these buses were 15 years old when we bought them so they already had over 1 million miles on them. so each time when we would book a tour, they would be the last buses to leave nashville, and the first ones to come home. and sometimes they would come home on a wrecker. but we learned a lot, and we were able to learn the business end of the bus business and just learn to survive, even with older equipment. they didn t have a lot of money, but they had a ton experience and learned early on to underpromise and overdeliver. 24 hours a day, seven days a week, they did whatever it took to keep their buses rolling, support the drivers, and keep