we stay at the Quality Inn right there every time we come for my Dr's appt every month. I had no idea I will be going Monday! miss getting to see you! hope all is wonderful! TCB ☇
Nick Andurlakis NEVER received a phone call or had any personal interaction with Elvis Presley. On the night of February 1, 1976, Elvis flew from the Memphis Airport to what was then Stapleton Airport in Denver, Colorado. The plane taxied to a special hangar at Stapleton Airport and was greeted by Buck and Cindy Scott, Owners of the Colorado Mine Company who were indeed telephoned. Along with one of the waitresses, 22 Fools Gold sandwiches, Champagne and Perrier, Buck and Cindy Scott spent hours on the plane with Elvis Presley. Elvis invited the pilots of the plane, Milo High and Elwood Davis to join them. When they were done, Elvis flew back to Memphis without ever having left Stapleton Airport. The last time I personally spoke with Nick I directly asked about his reasons for falsifying such outlandish Elvis stories including the Elvis memorabilia and jewelry Nick purchased himself. During our telephone conversation, Nick admitted to me the pictures and posters in his restaurant were photo shopped by a friend. Nick blamed reporters and persons conducting interviews for misquoting him. The photo of Elvis eating some type of sandwich was NEVER taken inside the Colorado Mine Company. Elvis was only inside the Colorado Mine Company one time. Nick simply continued to fabricate elaborate stories to cover-up all the years of him inventing and creating more elaborate false statements. The stories invented by Nick to promote a sandwich was deceitful to his customers. Certainly there are records accessible to the public including but not limited to archived business and liquor licenses. Repeating a story over and over does not make it truthful. Truthfulness matters.
Nick continues to falsify stories about his role as a line cook at The Colorado Mine Company. Nick never delivered anything to Elvis or met his plane at Stapleton Airport. The Owners of The Colorado Mine Company met Elvis at the Airport along with one of The Colorado Mine Company waitresses. Nick falsely stated every part of this story including making a Birthday Cake. This is not a surprise that Nick continues to embellish one misconception after another. Nick already removed the Public Comment Page from one video to prevent the truth from being shared.
Great story! This is one of those little hidden gems of Americana, I'm glad I stumbled onto this video! Cheers!
we stay at the Quality Inn right there every time we come for my Dr's appt every month. I had no idea I will be going Monday! miss getting to see you! hope all is wonderful! TCB ☇
Wow! This is awesome!!!
This is so cool!
Nick Andurlakis NEVER received a phone call or had any personal interaction with Elvis Presley. On the night of February 1, 1976, Elvis flew from the Memphis Airport to what was then Stapleton Airport in Denver, Colorado. The plane taxied to a special hangar at Stapleton Airport and was greeted by Buck and Cindy Scott, Owners of the Colorado Mine Company who were indeed telephoned. Along with one of the waitresses, 22 Fools Gold sandwiches, Champagne and Perrier, Buck and Cindy Scott spent hours on the plane with Elvis Presley. Elvis invited the pilots of the plane, Milo High and Elwood Davis to join them. When they were done, Elvis flew back to Memphis without ever having left Stapleton Airport. The last time I personally spoke with Nick I directly asked about his reasons for falsifying such outlandish Elvis stories including the Elvis memorabilia and jewelry Nick purchased himself. During our telephone conversation, Nick admitted to me the pictures and posters in his restaurant were photo shopped by a friend. Nick blamed reporters and persons conducting interviews for misquoting him. The photo of Elvis eating some type of sandwich was NEVER taken inside the Colorado Mine Company. Elvis was only inside the Colorado Mine Company one time. Nick simply continued to fabricate elaborate stories to cover-up all the years of him inventing and creating more elaborate false statements. The stories invented by Nick to promote a sandwich was deceitful to his customers. Certainly there are records accessible to the public including but not limited to archived business and liquor licenses. Repeating a story over and over does not make it truthful. Truthfulness matters.
Nick continues to falsify stories about his role as a line cook at The Colorado Mine Company. Nick never delivered anything to Elvis or met his plane at Stapleton Airport. The Owners of The Colorado Mine Company met Elvis at the Airport along with one of The Colorado Mine Company waitresses. Nick falsely stated every part of this story including making a Birthday Cake. This is not a surprise that Nick continues to embellish one misconception after another. Nick already removed the Public Comment Page from one video to prevent the truth from being shared.
So true Ramona. So True
You can tell he’s lying about the tin plate with the sandwiches on it. No eye contact, and constantly moving.
So elvis called a 16 year old cook ...n not the owner lol1🤔