BFAM: For our readers that don't know, you're an Endless Summer Tour Alumni. What is your favorite EST memory?
NR: Definitely some good times during EST. And some of them may not be appropriate to say for the line of work I am in. But my fondest memory had to be our mini trip to Tijuana.  We pre-partied and played fun games like “Bird on a perch”. Then after we crossed the border into TJ, there were thousands of Mexican Taxi cab drivers that solicited and harassed us for their business. Then after like 30 minutes into a club, Mike Adams and Andy tried to fight the waiters. After leaving the club, we relaxed outside and had rat dogs for 25 cents a pop. While eating our food, they even had a show going on in the middle of the street. Two cars got into a fender bender, and the men began fighting. The fist fight ended up in a shoot out, but luckily none of the spectators or people involved got seriously injured. 

BFAM: For anyone interested in either getting their kids in your program, or starting your program at their school, what's the best way for them to go about that?
NR: If someone wants to start a program at their school they should email me at info@yesforchess.com

BFAM: Well I think that wraps it up. Thank you very much for your time. Any last words of wisdom before you go?
NR: No words of wisdom, just a plug. www.YESFORCHESS.com