Tha Spot

The spot was an ultimately, non stop, club which was located in Waycross North Carolina on Peg Leg- Trinity Church Rd, the spot was run by the two co-founders Adrian Romeo Mathis, and his cousin Elliot Joel Mathis. The two cousins came up with the idea in mid 2003, by far starting an unbelievably, non stop, action packed era for all the people within a 20 mile radius. The spots official Grand Opening was on July 4th, 2003 when the cousins decided to throw a major celebration for the 4th of July literally making an impact and showing how easy it is to start something from nothing. When the spot started out it was just an average old trailer which use to be owned by the two co founders cousin Darlene Middleton. The spot had 2 bedrooms, Two baths, kitchen, living room, etc. But with the creative minds of the cousins, they knocked down the main wall making a dance floor for all clubbas around, made a v.i.p room, separate bathrooms for men and women, and a separated room for people who needed their privacy when needed. The spot also had a huge display mirror with an 8 ball and the words THE SPOT painted on it, 2 disco balls, a mirror ball, 4-5 music speakers which literally made echos for miles, a strobe light, and blue moon light which shined off of peoples white clothes, and camera view in the V.I.P room so the Co-Founders can keep a good eye on everything going on. It was also noted that the kitchen was blocked off by a bungee chord to ensure no-one interrupts the chef or steals. The spot also use to serve their guests with the best food around, such as Chicken Wings, French Fries, Beer, and on occasions, shrimp and fish (Bass, or Spot Specifically).A funny thing about the spot was the process they had for making a major profit, usually using store bought food charging more, and sometimes having The Delivery Boy (Terrell Mathis) Adrian and Renee's son who was 14 years old at the time, run and deliver food from their house which was located directly across the street.It is also noted that on most major nights, the parking arrangements were very hard due to the fact that the spot was surrounded by a huge field, so most people parked either in front of the spot, or across the street at Adrians house in the front yard. (The spot also had its main events as well). The co-founders threw a party each and every Friday and Saturday Night no matter how big or small the crowd was. The latest part lasted until 6:49 A.M. the following morning making it the longest party ran in Waycross. The Co-founders also celebrated the 4th of July 3 years straight by far doing the impossible and literally making a statement. The spot also was where many parties and anniversaries, such as The Co-Founder Adrian Mathis and his current wife Renee Mathis which took place on August 23, 2003, or the other Co-Founder Elliot Mathis's birthday. Even though the spot wasn't the most extravagant, it always attracted an extremely large crowd, and changed everyones perspective of Waycross. It also started around late 2005 when "The Spot" began to lose its bang and attract fewer crowds than usual, often making it much harder to keep a good profit going. The spot was an era of excitement, but due to personal reasons, the place has been officially disbanded since early 2006


- The history of the spot lives on in Waycross N.C and will probably reunite sooner than you can imagine .
- Key People-

- Adrian Mathis- Founder, Key Owner, DJ,
- Joel Mathis- Founder, Key Owner
- Renee Mathis- Chef, Register
- - Tammie Bland- Chef, Register
- - Reginald Underwood- 2nd DJ
- - Terrell Mathis- Delivery Boy



- Key Facts-
- Age Requirement- 21 or older
- - #1 played Song- R.Kelly- Happy People, Cha Cha Slide, Electric Slide
- - #1 dish- Chicken Wings and French Fries
- - Most People in one night- Over 100
- - Debut Date- July 4th 2003
- - Other Names- The Jam, The Juke Joint, The Ju-Joint
- - Special Occasions- Independence Day 03-04-05, Suprise Parties for Miscellaneous People, Anniversaries, Adrian's 40th birthday bash.

- TRIVIA: Most people in one night- 115
- Most plates served in one night- 38
- Number Of parties thrown- 273
 
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