Spring has officially sprung in Dayton (calendar official, not weather official… boo!), and after surviving another Midwest winter, it’s time to get outside, soak up the sunshine, and enjoy everything our city has to offer. Whether you’re into patio (or rooftop) dining, nature walks, or finding creative ways to combine exercise and happy hour, Dayton has something for everyone. Here are our top 5 local spots to enjoy spring:
If spring had a vibe, it would be rooftop cocktails at The Foundry. Overlooking the Dayton Dragons’ stadium, this rooftop restaurant and bar is the perfect place to toast warmer weather. With it’s cozy fire pits, scenic views, and an unbeatable menu, The Foundry is ideal for date night, a night out with friends, or even just a solo glass of wine while the sun sets. Bonus: if you time it right, you’ll catch a Dayton Dragons game from above without even buying a ticket.
Speaking of the Dragons–spring means baseball is back! There’s nothing like spending a sunny afternoon or warm evening at Day Air Ballpark, cheering on our hometown team. The Dayton Dragons consistently deliver one of the best minor league experiences in the country. Plus, it’s family-friendly, affordable, and filled with the good old-fashioned ballpark energy (and yes, the soft pretzels hit differently here).
When you’re ready to swap city vibes for fresh air and blooms, Cox Arboretum is the perfect spring escape. Wander through beautifully maintained gardens, take a walk on the trails, or climb the tree tower for a stunning view of the park waking up for the season. Bonus points if you pack a picnic–there are plenty of peaceful spots to soak it all in.
Spring weekends aren’t complete without a stop at 2nd Street Market. This year-round gem really shines in the warmer months when the outdoor vendors return. Grab a coffee, browse the local produce, baked goods, and handmade crafts, and support some of Dayton’s best small businesses. Pro tip: show up hungry–you’ll want to sample everything.
P.S. They may or may not be our April 2025 Local Business Spotlight… 👀
If you’re looking for a fun, active way to enjoy the season (and a drink or two), the Dayton Pedal Wagon is calling your name. Gather your crew, hop on the group bike, and pedal your way through Dayton’s breweries and bars while enjoying the spring breeze. It’s part workout, part bar crawl, and fully a good time.
There are way more spots that deserve love this time of year. Here are a handful of local favorites that just missed the top 5 but are still absolutely worth checking out:
– Carillon Historical Park: Wander through Dayton’s rich history, then grab a drink at Carillon Brewing Co.’s outdoor patio.
– Patricia Allyn Park: A gorgeous spot for a spring picnic, playground fun, or a casual walk around the peaceful grounds.
– Smith Gardens: A hidden gem full of vibrant flowers and beautifully landscaped gardens–perfect for a quiet spring afternoon.
– Aullwood Audubon Center: Explore the trails, spot wildlife, and visit the farm animals. A spring favorite for families and nature lovers alike.
– Charleston Falls: If hiking is more your speed, Charleston Falls delivers with scenic trails and a waterfall that makes you forget you’re still in Ohio.
– DJ’s Chill & Grill: Outdoor seating, ice cream, and casual eats–what more do you need on a sunny day?
– John Bryan State Park + Yellow Springs: A must-visit combo. Hike the trails, explore the gorge, then wander into Yellow Springs for shopping, dining, and all the quirky charm.
– The Greene: Shop, dine, and catch live music on the green. There’s something about strolling The Greene in spring that just hits right.
Owning a home isn’t just about having a place to call your own—it also comes with some sweet tax perks. With tax season happening now, make sure you’re not leaving money on the table! Here are some key homeowner tax deductions and credits you should ask your tax professional about.
One of the biggest tax breaks for homeowners is the mortgage interest deduction. If you have a mortgage on your primary or secondary home, you may be able to deduct the interest you paid throughout the year (up to a certain limit). Make sure to check your Form 1098 from your lender to see how much you paid in interest.
Your property taxes might be a big expense, but the good news is they could be deductible! Homeowners can deduct up to $10,000 ($5,000 if married filing separately) in state and local property taxes. Keep those tax bills handy when filing!
If you paid points to get a lower mortgage interest rate, you may be able to deduct those costs on your taxes. Whether you can deduct them all at once or over the life of the loan depends on your specific situation, so double-check with a tax professional.
If you use part of your home exclusively for work, you may qualify for a home office deduction. This applies to self-employed individuals—not W-2 employees—so if you’re running a business from home, this could be a great way to lower your taxable income.
Thinking about upgrading to solar panels or energy-efficient windows? The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit and the Residential Clean Energy Credit can help offset some of those costs. You may be eligible for tax credits if you made qualifying energy-efficient upgrades in 2023.
Selling your home? If you’ve lived in it for at least two of the last five years, you may be able to exclude up to $250,000 (or $500,000 for married couples) of profit from capital gains taxes. This can be a huge benefit if your home has appreciated in value!
If you made home modifications for medical reasons—like adding wheelchair ramps or stairlifts—you may be able to deduct those costs as medical expenses. These need to be medically necessary and not increase the value of your home to qualify.
To make tax time easier, keep detailed records of mortgage payments, property taxes, home improvements, and energy-efficient upgrades. Good documentation can make all the difference if you ever get audited or need proof of deductions.
While these tax breaks can add up, tax laws change frequently. It’s always a good idea to consult with a tax professional to ensure you’re maximizing your deductions and credits (we’re the Real Estate experts… not the tax experts 🤣). If you’re a homeowner, don’t miss out on these money-saving opportunities!
Have questions about buying or selling a home? Our team at The Jeff Probst Group is here to help—whether it’s finding your dream home or making sense of homeownership benefits.
Get ready to shamrock and roll, Dayton! 🍀 Whether you’re looking for a lively pub crawl, an all-day Irish festival, or just an excuse to wear an absurd amount of green, we’ve got you covered. From Dayton to Troy to Yellow Springs, here’s your ultimate guide to St. Patrick’s Day 2025 events. Grab your friends, don your best leprechaun hat 🎩, and let’s paint the town green! 🌈🍀
🍀 St. Paddy’s Beer Crawl
🍺 GREEN DAY 2025: St. Patrick’s Day at Yellow Cab
🍻 The Official Lucky’s St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl
🍀 Shop Crawl & More
🌈 Troy St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl
💃 American Czechoslovakian Club St. Patrick’s Day Dance
🥚 St. Patty’s Day Kegs & Eggs & $1 Green Beers
🍹 Springboro Eagles St. Patrick’s Pub Crawl
🎶 8th Annual St. Patty’s Day Celebration – Mr. Boro’s Tavern
🍻 2nd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl – Springboro
🍺 St. Patrick’s Day (Weekend) Festival at Wandering Griffin Brewery
🍀 St. Patty’s Weekend Bash @ Good Time Charlie’s
🚀 Pro Tips for St. Patrick’s Day Fun:
✅ Wear green unless you enjoy being pinched! 💚
✅ Plan for a ride home—many events offer ride-sharing deals. 🚖
✅ Try an Irish Car Bomb or a classic Guinness to set the mood! 🍻
✅ Have fun, but pace yourself—St. Paddy’s is a marathon, not a sprint! 🏁
Which event are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments! 👇🍀
February is here, and love is in the air! While you’re busy planning Valentine’s Day dates or stocking up on discount chocolate (no judgement–same), let’s talk about a different kind of love: the one between you and your home.
Maybe your space has lost its sparkle, or you’re thinking about selling and want buyers to be smitten at first sight. Either way, refreshing your home doesn’t require a total renovation–just a few strategic upgrades can make you fall head over heels again and add value.
Here’s how to rekindle the romance with your home in 2025:
Nothing says new beginnings like a fresh coat of paint. Whether you’re covering up years of wear and tear or just craving a new vibe, paint is the easiest way to make a space feel clean and modern. Soft neutrals keep things light and airy, while a bold accent wall can add drama (the good kind). Thinking about selling? A fresh, neutral palette helps buyers envision their future love story in your home.
You wouldn’t wear the same shoes for 10 years and expect them to look brand new, right? The same goes for your floors. Worn-out carpet or outdated tile can make a home feel tired. Swapping in new flooring—like luxury vinyl plank (LVP), hardwood, or even fresh carpet—can completely transform your space. Plus, nothing beats the feeling of walking on something fresh and clean.
First impressions matter, whether it’s dating or homeownership. Simple updates like fresh mulch, seasonal flowers, and a power-washed driveway can make your home look irresistible from the street. Even if you’re not selling, pulling into a home that looks put-together just feels good.
Your front door is like the first date of your home—it sets the tone for what’s inside. A new coat of paint in a trendy shade (deep blue, rich red, or classic black) can work wonders. Upgrade the hardware, add a stylish welcome mat, and boom—instant charm.
Just like candlelight at a romantic dinner, good lighting makes everything look better. Swap outdated fixtures for modern designs, add dimmers for ambiance, and embrace natural light by ditching heavy curtains. Whether you’re cozying up for a night in or staging for potential buyers, lighting can completely change the feel of your space.
This February, don’t just focus on romance—show your home some love, too! Small upgrades can make a huge impact, whether you’re making your space feel fresh for yourself or boosting its value for future buyers. And if you’re not a DIY’er, we have contractor connections! We know a person for everything.
Thinking about selling? We’ll help you make the right upgrades to get top dollar. Let’s chat! ❤️
New Year’s resolutions–you either love ’em or roll your eyes at the mere mention. But here’s the thing: whether you’re all-in on goal-setting or prefer to take a more laid-back approach, there’s no wrong way to kick off the year with intention. At the Jeff Probst Group, we’re all about embracing what works for each of us. Some of us swear by traditional resolutions, while others opt for vision boards, word-of-the-year themes, or just taking a moment to reflect on what matters most. Here’s a peek at how our team is welcoming the new year:
📚 Sean’s Take: “I am not a huge believer of resolutions, but I have a couple things that I want to accomplish in 2025. Read 6+ books this year—2 personal development, 2 health-focused, and 2 fiction. Document and stick to a long-term nutrition plan…no crash diets! Develop a solid foundation for my real estate journey.”
🥘 Cheryl’s Perspective: “Consistent meal prep and planning for the week on Sundays makes EVERYTHING smoother and easier throughout the week for the whole family.”
🏋🏻♀️ Corey’s Approach: “My New Year’s Resolution is to lose some weight and be more healthy. I just joined Planet Fitness with my daughter to help this journey. I don’t normally make a resolution, but my daughter wanting to join Planet Fitness and be healthier definitely helped. I want to be healthier for my family for years to come—not that I have had any health scares, but you never know.”
✨ Kait’s Viewpoint: “So I do not make New Year’s resolutions. Shocker! I don’t like New Year’s resolutions because I don’t want to fail and I feel like it runs my life. I like having ideas on what I want to do for the next year. Without having set goals, I feel better if I accomplish something without having the goal.”
📵 Christi’s Plan: “This year my family wants to be more intentional about our time together, so we’re implementing no-screen nights. The adults are probably the worst offenders with constant distractions coming from our phones, so we’re going to be intentional about not having them in the room while we make dinner together, play games, or work on projects as a family.”
🥳 Victoria’s Strategy: “Every time I’ve made a resolution, I ended up failing. Could it absolutely be due to lack of self-discipline? Of course. However, I refuse to continue to set myself up for failure, so instead of making 1-2 big resolutions, I made a BINGO board! It has 25 goals, some bigger than others, that allow me to feel more accomplished as my year progresses. Plus, I get tiered rewards for when I get certain BINGO layouts—and who doesn’t like rewarding positive progress? I even made my daughter, who’s 1 and a half, her own with milestones based on her age!”
Curious about what kind of house goals you could create for yourself? Check them out below!
💸 Start saving for a down payment on your first home.
🛠️ Create a home renovation plan for those projects you’ve been putting off.
🗑️ Declutter and organize one room at a time to make your space more functional.
🌳 Build a cozy outdoor living area for entertaining.
💰 Invest in eco-friendly upgrades to lower energy costs and increase home value.
So how about it? Are you a resolution writer, a vision board creator, or someone who just wings it? However you approach the new year, we’d love to hear about it! Share your traditions or goals with us in the comments below!
And if homeownership happens to be on your list this year, we’re here to help make it happen. Let’s turn those 2025 dreams into plans, together.
Turning your first-home dreams into a reality starts with one thing: a plan. If buying a house is on your goal list, there’s no better time than now to kick-start that plan and begin saving. It’s the start of the new year, and we all know how it goes–big resolutions, bold declarations, and sometimes a bit of overwhelm. But when it comes to saving for your first home, smaller, more manageable goals are the way to go. Baby steps can lead to big wins over time (remember this in the moments where you feel like you’ll never make it into your dream home). Here are some strategies to help you get there faster:
🏠 Step 1: Build a Budget That Works for You
The first step to saving more is knowing exactly where your money goes. Take some time to track your income and expenses. Once you see the big picture, you’ll be able to pinpoint areas where you might be overspending (yes, those daily lattes count). Setting clear limits for essentials like groceries, gas, and dining out can help you stick to your budget and redirect those extra dollars toward your house fund. You can download free financial trackers for Google Sheets and yes, I know we’re saving, but Etsy has some budget friendly trackers as well.
💰 Step 2: Trim the Extras (Because Every Dollar Counts)
After setting your budget, it’s time to tighten it up. Look for unnecessary expenses you can cut–like that gym membership you’re not using or the streaming services you barely watch (we’re all guilty of this). Redirect those savings straight into your house fund. Negotiating lower rates on recurring bills, like insurance or internet, can also free up extra cash. Trust us, these small cuts add up faster than you think.
💸 Step 3: Automate Your Savings (Set It and Forget It)
Saving consistently is the real MVP. Automating transfers from your checking to a dedicated savings account ensures you stay on track without even thinking about it. Bonus points if you use apps that round up your purchases and stack the spare change into savings (most bank apps have this option). You’ll be surprised how quickly those small amounts grow.
✨ Step 4: Make Extra Money Work for You
Got a bonus at work, a tax refund, or a random cash gift? Instead of splurging on things you don’t need, put that windfall toward your house fund. Treat those financial surprises as opportunities to fast-track your savings goal. Future you will thank you.
At the end of the day, saving for your first home isn’t about being perfect; it’s about making progress. A solid plan, a bit of discipline, and a clear goal can take you closer to holding the keys to your dream home. Ready to make it happen? Connect with us today and start mapping our your path to homeownership! We’ll help you every step of the way.
Sourced from Keeping Current Matters
Spring and summer often get all the glory when it comes to selling homes. And it’s true–buyer demand usually picks up as the flowers bloom and the weather warms. But here’s something most people don’t realize: listing your home before the spring surge has its own big-time advantages.
Stand Out When Inventory Is Low
Every year, the number of homes for sale dips during the cooler months. That’s just the natural rhythm of the real estate market. But fewer homes on the market mean buyers have fewer options, and your home has a better chance to shine.
Year after year, the numbers back this up. Data from the National Association of Realtors shows inventory trends tend to hit its lowest point in winter, only to climb as spring approaches. So, by listing now, you’re getting a head start on the springtime sellers and putting your home in front of buyers while their options are limited.
And even though inventory is a bit higher this year than in previous winters, there’s still a sweet spot to take advantage of. List now, and you’ll position yourself to attract buyers who are ready to make a move–without waiting for the crowd.
Winter Buyers Are Serious Buyers
Another perk of selling in the winter? The buyers who are out there right now aren’t just casually browsing Zillow while sipping hot cocoa (no judgement here, we’re all guilty of this). These are the motivated ones–the people with job relocations, leases ending, or other time-sensitive reasons to find a new home ASAP.
As Investopedia puts it:
“…if your house is up for sale in the winter and someone is looking at it, chances are that person is serious and ready to buy.”
When buyers are serious, the process tends to be smoother, quicker, and (dare we say) more enjoyable.
Conclusion
Selling in the winter doesn’t just make sense–it gives you an edge. Fewer homes on the market, serious buyers on the hunt, and a chance to get ahead of the spring rush? It’s a winning combo.
If you’ve been thinking about selling, now’s the time to take the leap. Reach out to us today, and we’ll make the most of this golden opportunity to list your home before spring arrives!
Source: Keeping Current Matters
The holiday season is a time for family, reflection, and cherished traditions that bring warmth to our lives. While the season may look different for each of us, there’s one thing we all share—the special rituals that make this time of year feel truly magical.
At the Jeff Probst Group, we wanted to take a moment to share the holiday traditions that mean the most to some of the members of our team. From cozy family moments to time-honored rituals passed down through generations, these traditions reflect what the holidays are all about—connection, love, and the joy of being with those who matter most.
We hope that as you read through our traditions, you’ll feel inspired to reflect on your own and maybe even start a new one this year. So, grab your favorite holiday drink, settle in, and join us as we share what makes the season special for each of us.
Josh’s Tradition: The Magic of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Josh’s holiday season is officially kicked off when he attends the annual Trans-Siberian Orchestra concert with his family. It’s a tradition he’s kept year after year, and if you’ve ever seen one of their performances, you know why it’s an event worth waiting for. With epic music, dazzling lights, and all-around holiday magic, Josh’s love for this show is a tradition that will likely live on for years to come.
Kait and Steve’s Cozy Movie Nights
For Kait and Steve, nothing says “holiday season” like a cozy night in with hot chocolate and a Christmas movie. It’s a simple tradition, but it’s one they cherish every year. Whether they’re watching a timeless classic or a newer holiday favorite, this low-key tradition gives them a chance to unwind, relax, and enjoy the magic of the season together.
Christi’s Christmas Tree Adventure
Christi’s holiday season is all about the tradition of cutting down her own Christmas tree, which her family has done every year since her twins’ first Christmas. This special ritual takes place the day after Thanksgiving, marking the start of their festive season. What makes it even more meaningful is the family tradition of adding a new garland to their tree each year! In the past, garlands were store-bought, but as soon as the kids were old enough, they began making their own–adding a personal touch to the tree that will forever remind Christi of these precious family moments.
Jeff and Cheryl’s String of Traditions
For Jeff and Cheryl, their holiday tradition is all about family bonding. Every year, they head out to cut down a live tree and decorate it together. This cherished time is spent listening to Christmas music, sipping eggnog, and of course, enjoying Christmas Vacation. On Christmas morning, they enjoy a big family brunch with just their immediate family, followed by a slow-paced gift opening where they can really enjoy each present without feeling rushed. The evening is wrapped up with their favorite Christmas movie, Muppet Family Christmas, while snuggled up by the fire with a warm drink. And of course, no holiday season is complete without their annual drive-through lights trip, complete with the usual put stop for Abe to find a spot to relieve himself (much to the amusement of everyone stuck in traffic!).
Brad’s Christmas Eve Feast
Brad’s holiday tradition is all about the food. Every Christmas Eve, he prepares a steak dinner with beef tenderloin, twice-baked potatoes, asparagus, and rolls–capped off with chocolate chip cookies for dessert. After the feat, the kids get to open one present, adding a touch of excitement to the evening. It’s a simple tradition, but one that makes Christmas Eve feel extra special.
Victoria’s New Family Traditions
Growing up, Victoria had the tradition of opening one gift on Christmas Eve (which, of course, turned into multiple)–always a highlight of her holiday season. Her stepmom also fills the stockings with the best goodies, and those were always the most anticipated part of Christmas morning. Now, as a grown-up with her own family, Victoria is excited to create new traditions. While her little family hasn’t fully developed their traditions yet (her daughter turned one this year), she’s eager to build them and create magical memories for the next generation.
As you can see, the holidays mean something to each member of our team, whether it’s a festive concert, a cozy movie night, or a meal shared with loved ones. These traditions bring us closer together, and we hope they inspire you to celebrate in your own unique way.
We’d love to hear about your favorite holiday traditions–share them with us on social media and tag us! From all of us at the Jeff Probst Group, we wish you a warm and wonderful holiday season full of love, laughter, and memories that will last a lifetime.
Alright, folks, winter is coming–and while that’s great for fireside hot cocoa and cozy nights in, it’s a whole different story for your house. Snow, ice, and freezing temps have a way of finding every little crack, loose shingle, and uninsulated corner. Don’t wait until you’re Googling “how to unfreeze pipes at 2 a.m.” Instead, a little maintenance now can save you from big (and expensive) headaches later.
Make sure to scroll to the bottom of this post to download a printable copy of the checklist below!
Let’s be honest: winter can turn even the coziest of homes into a chaotic mess. Between the influx of holiday decorations, layers of cozy blankets, and the inevitable snow tracked in from outside, it’s easy for clutter to take over. But this season, let’s make it a point to reclaim our spaces! Imagine diving into winter maintenance as if it were a fun adventure–organizing that overstuffed closet, dusting off forgotten corners, and ensuring your home is both warm and welcoming. Not only will a little elbow grease go a long way in keeping your home comfortable, but it’ll also prepare you for the cozy gatherings ahead. So grab your favorite hot drink, put on some festive music, and let’s tackle this winter maintenance list together. Because nothing feels better than a home that’s as snug as a bug in a rug!
General
– Dust hard-to-reach areas like ceiling fans and light fixtures.
– Vacuum all carpets and mop hard floors.
– Vacuum/wipe down furniture surfaces.
– Go through closets and storage areas; donate or discard items you no longer need.
– Adjust ceiling fans; change blade direction to clockwise. This will move the heated air down.
Kitchen
– Check the refrigerator for proper sealing; clean the coils.
– Clean the oven and range to ensure efficient cooking.
– Stock up on staples for winter meals and snacks.
– Clean and inspect the pantry; check for expired items and organize.
Bedrooms
– Flip your mattresses.
– Wash mattress covers.
– Wash sheets, comforters, etc.
– Declutter and organize.
Bathrooms/Laundry
– Insulate exposed pipes to prevent freezing.
– Check for leaks in sinks and toilets.
– Scrub tiles, tubs, and toilets; consider using a grout cleaner.
– Wash and disinfect laundry machines, including lint traps.
– Ensure you have enough toiletries, cleaning supplies, and laundry detergent.
Outdoors
– Turn off outside hoses and check for any leaks; use spigot covers to prevent faucets from freezing.
– Inspect roof; check for loose or missing shingles and clean gutters to prevent ice dams.
– Rake leaves and clear debris; cover delicate plants for winter.
– Store or winterize outdoor furniture.
– Ensure you have enough ice melt, sand, and snow shovels.
– Seal windows and doors.
Vehicles
– Ensure antifreeze, oil, and windshield washer fluid are at appropriate levels.
– Check tire pressure and tread depth; consider switching to winter tires if necessary.
– Remove any summer items from the vehicle and replace them with winter necessities; like blankets and an emergency kit.
Maintenance
– Inspect smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; replace batteries and test functionality.
– Inspect attic insulation for gaps and add more if needed.
– Replace or clean air filters and schedule a furnace inspection.
– Clean the chimney and inspect the fireplace for safe operation (if applicable).
– Charge portable chargers and backup batteries; have an emergency kit ready for power outages.
Get your FREE printable PDF version of the list above by clicking on the photo below or right here! Remember, every home and lifestyle is unique. There might be items on this list that don’t quite fit your needs! That’s why we’ve created a special section titled “Miscellaneous” just for you—perfect for adding those personalized touches that reflect your individual style. Download now and get started on “Winterizing” your home!
Thanksgiving is all about family, gratitude, and let’s be honest–amazing food. At the Jeff Probst Group, we may be experts in real estate, but we’re also seasoned pros at bringing our A-game to the holiday table. This year, we’re dishing out our team’s favorite Thanksgiving recipes, guaranteed to make you the MVP of your family feast. From mouthwatering mains to irresistible sides, these are the recipes that have us unbuttoning our pants and going back for seconds every year. Happy feasting!
Gramps’ Deviled Eggs | Grandma June’s Sausage Balls | Cranberry Jalapeño Dip | Braided Herb Bread | Braised Short Ribs | Dutch Oven Roasted Chicken | Air Fryer Turkey Breast | Christi’s Sweet Potato Souffle | Brad’s Fresh Cranberry Sauce | Jeff’s Sausage + Herb Dressing | Amy’s Oreo Truffles | Bourbon Pecan Pie Cheesecake Bars | Dutch Apple Pie
Let’s kick things off with the unsung heroes of the Thanksgiving feast: the starters. These are the bites that set the stage for the whole meal, getting everyone warmed up for the main event. From Classic Deviled Eggs to Braided Herb Bread, these starters will have your guests wondering if they even need to save room for turkey. (Spoiler: they should.)
01. Gramps’ Deviled Eggs
Photo by DOTDASH MERIDITH FOOD STUDIOS from AllRecipes
Get ready to elevate your appetizer game with a classic: deviled eggs! This recipe comes straight from Victoria’s gramps, who perfected his version over countless family gatherings. Creamy, tangy, and just a touch of zest, these bites are the perfect way to kick off your Thanksgiving feast. Victoria once polished off an entire platter of 13–trust us, they’re that good!
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