Brett's blog

The weather in Atlanta was great and so were the compliments! We had a
really early day that started at 4:00 in the morning and ran up until 2:00 p.m.
We were in Centennial Olympic Park all afternoon admiring the fountain
show and shooting out compliments to day camps and passersby alike.
Everyone enjoyed the compliments (except for one third grade girl who was
fairly skeptical and was convinced we were "weird"...we bombarded her

Captains log…New Orleans...we’ve just arrived at Zephyr stadium. So today has been very busy and very awesome. We started bright and early with some interviews and complimented at St. Louis Cathedral right by Café Du Mode in the French Quarter. At first there weren’t many people on the streets because of how early it was but little by little new faces began to appear for their fare share of beignets (and unknowingly, compliments).

Packing...

I could not be more excited for this tour! I'm not a person who travels a lot in the U.S. so it will all be new places for me to see. I can't wait to compliment new people all over the East coast! Lately I've been trying to  make a checklist of all the stuff to bring with on the tour and so far I have:

1 Guitar

1 Cameron Brown

It was just an ordinary Wednesday the first time I went out to give compliments. Just me and a cheap poster board I bought on a hot September day. Did I ever think anything would come of it? Of course not, but little by little our story got out and spread worldwide. Although our story was spreading across the globe, our compliments were still exclusive to Purdue.