Exclusive Interview with Garth Brooks at Friends in Low Places.

We're here with Garth Brooks. Trisha Yearwood's husband. Also known as Trisha Yearwood's husband

I mean he's not wrong. Friends in Little Places brand opening. Okay, I have two questions for you. Starting with, Garth, you're doing so much. Why? Like why on this

This one is a thank you. This one has been a guilt trip for me forever

This city has been so good to me. And you know, it's like the musical Oz kind of thing, right

So if you're one of the people that's lucky enough to get to live the dream, don't you owe this city

This is how we think about it. So it's been piling up on you and piling up on you that you owe this city

Let's give it something. So you notice it's not the Garth Brooks bar

Because who knows how many people know who Garth Brooks is. But everybody has sang Friends in Little Places, right

And so that's the fun part of it. And Friends in Little Places is going to live a lot longer than Garth Brooks ever will

So I think it was the right name for the bar, right place for it. The location is fantastic

And you don't get better in country music than right here in the home of country music

So I didn't think I could love you anymore. But your idea to make it safe

Because I won't come downtown at night without my husband because it's not safe

So tell me why you made that such a big priority. Because there's a lot of people that don't have a husband to come down here with, right

And you want girls to come down here and have fun. But here's the main thing, too

You make this a safe bar and it's pretty much this simple. We want sweet people in here

If you're an asshole, there are plenty of other places to go down here, right

But we want a place where people go, hey, I want to go there because I feel welcome

And I feel safe. That's what we want out of a honky-tonk

So your bartenders are all safe. Bartend training. They go through that training and then you get that sticker

Police is right next door to us. So I always think of this place as a community

But I understand why it scares some people because there are more people out there than you can count on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday night

It's like a city moving in its own out there. So with that comes beers. I'm hoping this is a place that you feel comfortable and safe