After celebrating a string a four number one hit singles, Luke Bryan's manager gave him a very special gift.
Bryan's manager gave him a gigantic wooden sign from former Georgia bar Skinner Brothers.
"There was an old fellow named Charlie Skinner," Bryan tells CMT. "And when I was about 16 or 17, Charlie ran just a raunchy old place. Miller Lite, Bud Lite, Budweiser -- those were the beers you could have. Anything you want as long as it was those three."
"It was just an old perfect little dive. My dad and I would ride up on Friday nights, and there'd be some boys just playing "Old Habits" on the guitar and old Merle (Haggard) songs."
The bar has since closed, but Bryan says it might not be for very much longer.
"They closed it up," Bryan said of the bar. "But we might have to open it back up now."
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