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Where was this perfect summer job when I was a kid?

Reynold’s Wrap is making dreams come true….paying someone to eat and travel all summer! You can become the Chief Grilling Officer for the foil king, while traveling across the country for two weeks (all expenses paid) in order to find the best ribs in America. You and a friend will travel far and wide trying to find the most delectable grub and make $10,000 in the process. Requirements? You must LOVE barbeque and share all your doings on social media platforms. Sounds like easy money!

If you think you can be the BBQ master and take the title of CGO to its limit, write a quick 100 word essay about why you deserve the gig and send it alongside a picture to careers@ReynoldsWrapCGO.com

We love winners here at The Bull and at Tuesday’s Pack Your Bags event, EVERYONE was a winner! Bear Republic Brewery in Rohnert Park was the perfect venue to host a fun party and allow us to give away some incredible prizes. Guests were greeted with a complimentary glass of bubbly from Gretchen at Harvest Moon Winery. Everyone enjoyed delicious food, beverages and some fun at our fabulous selfie station!

We brought 20 awesome bags, each filled with special surprises. One by one, the contest winners selected their bags. Once we were down to the final two bags and contest winners, it was time to choose the listener who would be going to Las Vegas to see Lady Antebellum from the second row! We dipped into the number bucket and selected Patrice Fistor-Jaehnig’s number as the winner of the grand prize fly away!

As an awesome turn of events, the victor of this trip also happened to be a random contestant chosen from the Bullpen at the site of the event! She won that very last ticket that we talked about. Our guests were rowdy, loud, enthusiastic and above all FUN! We loved seeing everyone cheering others on as they selected their bags and the prizes inside were revealed.

Another lucky listener won the Staycation at Vintner’s Inn plus VIP tickets to see Billy Currington at Somo Village in Rohnert Park. That prize was hidden away inside the Bear Republic bag!

Congratulations to all of the prize winners and special thanks to all of our sponsors and everyone who came out to party with us!

Sponsors include: Bear Republic Brewery, Montgomery Village, Halls Executive Gifts and Awards, Scandia Family Fun Center, Harvest Moon Winery, Epicenter, Cold Stone Creamery, Shutterbug Camera Shops, Sportsman Warehouse, and Dental Implant Center and Periodontics.

Possibly the worst and most laborious part about flying is security. The TSA is there to protect us, but sometimes waiting in long lines seems ridiculous until now. TSA Pre-Check has been around for a while, and allows travelers to breeze through security just a little bit faster (you don’t need to take off your shoes).

The Sonoma County Airport is helping its jet setters get through security just a little bit faster with a TSA Pre-Check event being held over a few weeks. The event will run from May 29 through June 14. You will need a few things before you show up. You must schedule an appointment online and bring either your passport or birth certificate (to prove your U.S. citizenship) AND a government-issued form of ID. The cost of TSA Pre-Check is $85 and is good for 5-years. You will also need to complete a fingerprinting screening.

Sign-up for the event here. (https://universalenroll.dhs.gov/)

[via North Bay Business Journal](https://www.northbaybusinessjournal.com/northbay/sonomacounty/9645833-181/sonoma-county-airport-tsa-precheck)

Two courses and a glass of wine for under $40 in Sonoma County? You would be surprised how many eateries in your backyard can deliver on this promise.

Michelin, a world renowned restaurant guide book, recently announced its list of value-priced eateries in California, and some local spots made the cut. The rankings includes places like pizzerias, taquerias, and burger places. Local joints include Backyard in Forestville which has hacienda-style dining and Bravas and Chalkboard in Healdsburg which both offer small plates and local wines. Other spots to grab two courses and a glass of wine under $40 include Diavola in Geyserville, El Molino Central in Sonoma, Glen Ellen Star in Glen Ellen, Ramen Gaijin in Sebastopol, and Risibisi in Petaluma.

Check out some of the other Sonoma County meal deals here. (hyperlink below)

https://michelinmedia.com/pages/blog/detail/article/c0/a852/

[via The Press Democrat] https://www.sonomamag.com/biteclub/michelin-announces-best-value-priced-restaurants-in-california/