On the most recent episode of his podcast, What s Up Fool? , comedian, and good friend of the Morning Show, Felipe Esparza gave a reason as to why El Paso wasn t hit as hard as the rest of Texas with this winter storm. According to the comedian, who will be in town on March 6th, El Paso runs on natural gas- after eating some good old Chico s Tacos. Check out the stream below- fast forward to about 33 minutes in to hear Eparza s reasoning:
Is it possible that our natural gases are what s making sure that our power stays on? No! Of course not! As delicious as Chico s is, it s just not possible.
Mount Hope Estate & Winery will be alive with both murder and comedy over the coming months.
Mystery returns to the venue north of Manheim with the 13th annual Murder at Mount Hope Mansion Dinner Theater, running March 3 to May 2.
Audiences will be invited to interrogate Mount Hope cast members and play detective to try to solve a murder mystery â all while enjoying a four-course meal in this interactive event.
The murder mystery is set in 1946, as Sydney Westen, the reclusive and eccentric owner of the Mount Hope Estate, hosts a post-World War II victory celebration featuring some of the USO performers who gave comfort to troops abroad.