I guess we won't expect Carl to be in the audience. I've seen the Grand Ole Opry twice in Nashville. The first time we were in the last row of the top balcony and the people on the stage were like ants. The next time one of my customers told me she had a friend that sold the tickets and to let her know ahead of time and would get me good seats which is what we did and were only 12 rows back from the stage. The show there is actually a radio program open to the public. A lot of people moving around on the stage while performers were playing, others standing further back talking to one another. DW said that's rude that those people did that, I had to explain to her that it was a radio show although it televised now so they have cleaned it up a little. I did meet Porter Wagoner at the Shoneys across from the Opryland Hotel. He was having lunch in the booth right behind me.
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