Meet a CSGer: Brad
Brad Krebs. Creator of social campaigns that crush it. Champion of the chat bot. There’s so much we know we can count on from Brad. But did you know he’s also the one to turn to for fajita fandom, insider info about “Mound City,” or if you want to sing a little ditty about two kids from the Heartland? It’s all in this profile. So go on now, get to know Brad!
Q: Complete this sentence. When I’m not working, you can typically find me…
A: Hiking, falling down a mountain on a snowboard, trying a new brewery or searching for Denver’s best egg benedict.
Q: What’s the coolest thing you’ve done (personally or professionally) in the past 12 months?
I would say it’s definitely more strange than cool but Chili’s dedicated their National Fajita Day social posts to my friends and I. Long story.
767 Likes, 42 Comments - Chili's Grill & Bar (@chilis) on Instagram: "Hey @_ianki_ @bjk6511 @diegggzzz @theglennford - you asked for sizzling fajitas, we give you,..."
Q: How would you describe yourself in one word?
A: Curious
Q: What’s a book/podcast/TV show/movie you think everyone should check out? Why?
A: Curb Your Enthusiasm has made a bigger impact on my life than it probably should have.
Q: If you were a social media influencer, what would be your scene? How much would you charge for a post?
A: I think I would be some sort of hybrid food/travel influencer. So instead of brands sending products for me to promote, they would send me to eat local food somewhere. I would charge $1,000 per like and I would never endorse anything shipped in dry ice.
Q: Would you rather renounce Provel forever or base jump off of the Gateway Arch in a wingsuit?
A: I’m pretty sure if you renounce Provel, Nelly himself revokes your St. Louis card. Give me the wingsuit.
Q: There’s a rumor that you have an airtight “how to get away with murder” plan. Please elaborate.
I won’t go into too much detail (for obvious reasons) but let’s just say it involves a thick accent, a one way ticket to the Everglades and a slippery, rickety ol’ bridge over some gator waters.
Editor’s note: So many follow-up questions. Why do so many people have murder plans? Why do they all involve the southeast? What exactly happened on that client trip to Florida? Some day the Brookavetta will dig into these mysteries.
Q: What’s a song that reminds you of yourself? (It can, but doesn’t have to, be by Mason Ramsey)
A: For some reason Jack and Diane by John Cougar Mellencamp has become a go-to karaoke song over the last few years….but I think we all know anything by Mason Ramsey does the trick.