They call it a “man meeting.”
About once a month, Tony Sanders and his 13-year-old grandson, Hunter, gather with friends at Wimpie’s Country Restaurant in Soddy-Daisy.
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It’s something of a ritual, and much more intentional than it appears.
Sanders, a local CPA, his friend, Tom Gavin, a retired University of Tennessee at Chattanooga accounting professor, and Rob Prytula, a federal workplace safety inspector, form the core of this little huddle, but other men sometimes join.