Our Story....A few years a ago my family visited the popular Soggy Dollar Bar in White bay on Jost Van Dyke by boat in the BVI's.  Our business name was inspired by the Soggy Dollar Bar and growing up toobing the Guadalupe RIver with a little soggy cash in our pockets after getting out at Guene for food and beers.

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After getting off the boat in Tortola, we spent a few days on the island before flying home. We were at a hotel with a pretty rocky beach, but heard a mile or two down the road there was Smuggler's cove with an awesome beach. So, about 10am the next morning we hiked down a road for over a mile and found beautiful empty beach. We found this shack with a few chairs out front. We put down our stuff and headed to the water. When we go back, Nigel showed up and said the chairs are only for his customers. So, we ordered two Painkillers jokingly, and Nigel said no problem! He brought us the two drinks and a umbrella said, "Much Love" at the end of every conversation. We ordered lunch from this home made shack with a bunch of writing on the inside. Nigel explained his old shack was lost in the hurricane and he was rebuilding. There was sign inside of things not ask ...first... Does Nigal pay rent?... the shack looks totally illegal on the beach, but if you every met, felt his kindness, and his heartful, "Much Love"! you would become friends quickly and not question his shack. At the end of the day at about 4 or 5pm, Nigal gave us a ride home in his Jeep. And, a final "Much Love" from Nigal. So, we decided to use "Much Love" as our slogan. Why not? The world needs more love and people like Nigel.

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In the corner of his yellow building....we wrote Don't mess with Texas, Paul, Christy, Yaya (daughter)  and Coco(daughter). I wish I could find a picture of it.​

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Much Love,​

Soggy