Tattoos, Palm Beach and the Best Chicken Sandwich in South Florida

Florida Living LIfe - Jamie and Julie

Julie and Jamie explore tattoos, Palm Beach luxury, and Florida's best chicken sandwich at Honor Bar, sharing laughs, quirky encounters, and honest food reviews from their second slice of life under the sun.

Key takeaways

• Tattoo convention revealed unexpected vendors and a surprise tattoo

Transcript preview

Welcome to Florida Living Life, where nothing is off the table, not the food, not our stories, not our marriage moments we probably should not say out loud. We are Julie and Jamie, living the second slice of life under the Florida sun, eating everything, laughing too loud, and telling the truth, even when we probably should just smile and nod. We start at our own kitchen table. Then we hit the restaurants across the sunshine state, meeting people, Florida and stirring up just enough trouble to keep it interesting. If it's real, we share it. If it's delicious, we dive in. If it's awkward, well, that's the best part. So pull up a chair because this is Florida living life and truly nothing is off the table. My name is Julie. My name is Jamie. And we're here living the second slice of life under the Florida sun and we're going to tell you all about what we've been doing over the life. last week. Yep sure are. So we went to the Tattoo and Oddity Convention last week in West Palm Beach at the Convention Center and I thought it was really good. Well we really went to the Tattoo Convention. The Oddity Convention was there and there were some odd people there. In fact, I saw this one guy with a machine gun strapped around his body and it made me very nervous. you're talking about the anime convention. Yeah, they were just walking around with these things and I thought how can they be allowed to do that but apparently they're allowed to do that. Well yeah because they're toys and you had to go through a metal detector and they got padded down. Yeah. But how do I know that's a toy? Well you don't. So. But I got excited about some of the vendors that were at the tattoo convention. I mean I'm not into tattoos at all. But I did get to know and meet some of the vendors. Yeah, they were quite nice. I actually meant, um, guys name is at tattoos by Michael. He's in Crawl Springs, he's really good. I actually did my tattoo. Did he? What do you mean he did your tattoo? Yeah, he did my tattoo there, yeah, was good. What do you mean? Did you get a tattoo? I got a tattoo. No, you did it. I did so. Show it to me. I'm not showing it to you. Oh my God, you did not get a tattoo. No, I actually did get a tattoo. And but here he is again at tattoos by Mike at tattoos by Michael and he's in Coral Springs where is really good and that's it so oh gosh moving forward let me tell you something everybody that is the first time I heard that he got a tattoo. I actually met his mother and father too. They were nice, really nice people. You know what, I need to change the subject. He's been tattooing for eight years and he was pretty amazing. Nice kid, nice kid. Where's the tattoo? Are we gonna go through this? Yeah, I need to know. No, we're not gonna go through this. Oh my gosh. So moving forward. All right, I'm a little shocked right now. I don't know what to do and I guess we're gonna continue the episode. that owns a company called Joy's Gourmet. And he had some really nice items on his table. This garlic spread. Oh, it's so delicious. It's like a spread that you put on toast or