Looking For A Job? Can You Skate? Eddie’s Wants You
The Famous Eddie's Drive-In
Post Updated For 2024 Season
“Eddies Drive-In.” It’s just an old-fashioned car hop operated by Sharyl Dawn on Jefferson Ave in Harrison Township.
Breaking Eddie’s News
Staff of Eddie’s Drive-In
We’re Hiring!!! Our 2024 season is approaching and we are looking for a few fun people to join our staff!! Positions available include cook, prep, ice cream, register, and waitress/waiter (roller skating required)
Experience is helpful, but not necessary we will train, those 16 and older.
You can contact us here or apply online at Eddiesdrivein.com we are looking to tentatively open in April (no specific date yet as weather permitting.)
The Nearly Famous, “Screamin Burger.”
Some of my favorite memories are pulling up and a waitress in a poodle skirt and wearing roller skates bringing your tray of food and hooking on the window of your vehicle. Enjoying a big mug of root beer, fries, and a burger like, “The Big Ed Burger.” A good place to bring a classic car and enjoy classic rock and oldies blasting from the speaker system.
Hey Screamin Try This Episode Macomb County Famous Eddie’s Drive In
The good story for this season is I keep threatening Sharyl Dawn, that I, Screamin’ Scott, will work a shift on roller skates again . Perfect for an episode of my, “Hey Screamin’ Try This episode.” This year I will keep my promise and who knows I might even serve you a “Screamin Burger,” this year. On my wish-list, this year is to bring, “Big Jim.” from the Big Jim’s House morning show on WCSX to have him try my burger.
Just another great weekend at Eddie’s Drive-In
Eddie’s Drive-In is seasonal and open until the end of September. Pull up to a parking space and enjoy the nostalgia of an old-fashioned car hop. Looking for a “Dream Job,” with a great staff, good hours, and fun even on a pair of skates, message the folks at Eddie’s Drive-In.
Top Five Party Movies From the 1980's
Why are we putting together our Top Five Party Movies from the 80’s? To get you ready:
It’s one of our favorite events of the year – The Sands 2024 at Planet Hollywood in Cancun. Register here and listen to our show (Big Jim’s House) at 7:30 and 8:40 for you name (there…shameless plug out of the way).
https://wcsx.com/contests/win-a-trip-to-the-sands-2024/
But are you ready to party for five days in Cancun?
It seems easy enough, right? Five days in Cancun with live music from folks like Bret Michaels, Ace Frehley, The Fixx, etc. – drinks flowing, dancing, laughing and tearing it up.
But are you ready for it? Seriously. This isn’t karaoke night with a couple of beers (I can speak to that from experience). You need inspiration, motivation, and role models to guide you. That’s why I’ve prepared my FIVE 80’s movies to get you “party ready”. So grab a seat, pop some popcorn and get ready to rock.
Movies that DIDN’T make the list
Top Five Party Movies From the 1980’s isn’t something we take lightly. Oh wait. It is. But when you start thinking about all the party movies in the 80’s and how to narrow it down to five…some get cut out:
- Weekend At Bernies: This one was right on the cusp of making the list. Is it a good movie? nope. Horrible at times (but we don’t care). The party mindset of the film isn’t lost on us though. Two young men making the most of it with a dead body in tow. The boat scenes are still the best.
- Risky Business: Is it a party movie? There’s obviously some pivotal scenes involving a party at the house…but is it a real party movie? I’m conflicted with this one. Motivating young men to step out of their comfort zone.
- Footloose: Don’t laugh – this movie revolves around a school dance (form of party, right?). The young out of towner teaching these simple folks that it’s okay to party. It totally works…just not top five in my mind.
Born in Mt Clemens, Screamin’ Scott has been a part of the Detroit airwaves for 30-plus years. With 40 years of experience in radio. When he’s not out on the streets for WCSX, you can find him devoting time to local charities with his, “Screamin Angels”; and for 16 years with Rock 4 Tots charity. And last 10 years with his local band, "Chit!." Screamin Scott likes to write about nostalgic Detroit area memories, classic rock, and local metro Detroit topics.
