#4 Crazy Tour Stories

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One of the most common questions we are asked from friends and family is “what is the craziest question you’ve been asked on a tour?” Well, friends, you're in for a treat! From touring with no grass to a couple trying to plan a wedding on 4/20 and more - we’ve got some good ones for you to tune into. The whole point is that things happen, and we still enjoy working with every single one of our clients! Planning should be fun, and it starts at the beginning. Use our guide, free worksheets and the first series of this podcast (Episodes 1-4) to get you on your way in an easy to understand, organized way. You’ve got this!

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