On this “Small Business Saturday” episode of the Furthermore video podcast, host Amanda Head sits down with Bill and Debbie Krueger, the dedicated and long-time owners of Dady-Oh’s Restaurant, a beloved eatery in downtown Waukesha, Wisconsin. For nearly twenty-three years, the Kruegers have been serving the community with their delicious meals and warm hospitality.

In this episode, Head along with the Kruegers reminisce about their first phone conversation and subsequent in-person meeting. Their initial contact occurred during Head's tenure as an anchor on the Real America’s Voice News’ nationwide bus tour. This encounter sparked a friendship that has lasted over the years, highlighting the genuine connections that can form through shared passions for food, politics, faith and life experiences.

Their discussion delves into the challenges of running a family-owned restaurant in today's economic climate. The Kruegers open up about the impact of record-high inflation on their business, sharing insights into how they've navigated skyrocketing costs, particularly the surge in prices for everyday essentials like eggs. They also reflect on the struggles during the pandemic lockdowns, which tested the resilience of their family owned small businesses.

Despite these constant political hurdles, Bill and Debbie Krueger have managed to keep their doors open all while maintaining reasonable prices for their loyal customers. Their story is one of perseverance, community support, and unwavering dedication to their small business.

For those who live in, or are traveling through Wisconsin, Dady-Oh’s Restaurant located at 250 West Broadway Street in Waukesha is a must-visit destination for breakfast or lunch. Experience the welcoming atmosphere and delicious dishes that have made Dady-Oh’s a staple in the community for over two decades.

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