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Jimbo is a father to this community. The 84 year old represents the fighter in all of us, the squatter, and the guy who tells the Man "fuck you, I'm staying right here."
His little corner of the earth is a laidback hangout for anyone, be it your three-legged dog, Mariah Carey, or the weird old lady who dances alone at bars. And lucky for us, this patriarch and his family are celebrating Halloween with Frankenstock this Saturday.
The event feature 12 bands, free hot dogs, dollar beers, the most unique swimsuit contest around, and a Jimbo's look-alike competition. The winner takes home $200 in prizes and the opportunity to brag that they look resemble the coolest man in Miami. To help you win, we've put together a list of five things to help you dress up like Jimbo on Saturday.
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