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The JustCallMoe Journal July/August 2025
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A Move Forward for the Firm New Office, Same Moe
After more than two decades in downtown Orlando, we’re making a move.
Moving is always a big step, but this one made sense. Our team has grown, and our client base has expanded. And honestly, so has our merch. We needed more space to continue helping people and to stay connected to the community. With the added space, we can keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Downtown has served us well for a long time, and we’re grateful for every case, event, and memory we made there. We’ve walked those halls for years, watched the firm evolve, and sent clients home with T-shirts and hot sauce on their way out the door. That location has a lot of history, and we’re proud of what we built there. But our new office allows us to keep growing without losing what makes us who we are. It’s easier to access and still close to everything we care about. We’ve set it up to serve our team better, serve our clients more efficiently, and keep the laid-back, community-driven vibe that’s always been part of our story. You’ll still find the same familiar faces, the same Moe swag wall, and the same focus on doing right by our clients. We’re still the same team that throws VIP dinners, sponsors comedy nights, partners with local radio shows, and shows up for this community however we can. Now, it’ll just be happening from a different corner of town. If you’ve ever wanted to visit, now’s a great time. Our new space has plenty of room and a refreshed setup. Whether you’re here for a meeting or just curious to see what the place looks like, we’d love to welcome you in. And if you drop by, don’t be surprised if you leave with a new shirt. We’re always happy to send folks off with a little something extra. So, here’s to a fresh chapter in a new space. If you need us, we’re still just one call away. And now we’ve got better parking. Stop by anytime — we’ll be here.
But don’t worry, we’re not going far. After years of growth, it was time for a change of scenery and a little more breathing room. We’ve officially relocated to a new office just north of downtown, and we’re settling into our next chapter at 1800 Pembrook Drive, Suite 150, Orlando, FL 32810.
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storms. Check the forecast before each outing. Heat sickness can catch you off guard, causing nausea, dizziness, confusion, and clammy skin. If these symptoms set in, find shade, drink water,
and try to cool down. Know Your Level
Be realistic when choosing routes, and check out the mileage, trail conditions, and elevation of any path you choose. Helpful apps include Ride with GPS for route-finding and navigation and Strava for performance-tracking and networking. As you plan, note the trail surface. Riding on gravel or dirt takes far more energy than paved trails. If you want to test your limits, do it on terrain you have traveled before. Gear Up Carry more water than you expect to need, and bring a portable water filter. Poor hydration is one of the main reasons cyclists get in trouble. Also, bring ample high-protein food, a tire patch kit, and first- aid supplies. And don’t neglect the basics: Be sure to wear a properly Let someone know your planned route. Leave a detailed itinerary and planned check-in times with a person you trust. Carry a fully charged phone and charging device, and bring maps as digital downloads or on paper. Also, practice basic navigation skills, such as tracking the sun’s position in the sky and noting landmarks. By cycling smart, you can reap the maximum benefits of one of the nation’s most exciting sports! fitted, sturdy helmet. Don’t Go Alone
Mountain biking is one of the nation’s fastest-growing sports. Drawn by its physical and mental challenges and access to nature, more than 9.2 million people participated in the sport in 2023, up 4% from 2022. Before setting out, it’s essential to realize that off-road biking can take you far from your comfort zone. Riding on rugged terrain is considered an extreme sport with a high rate of injuries, and participants tend to overestimate their skill level. Keep these tips in mind to ensure your enjoyment as a novice in this exciting sport. Be Weather-Wary Familiarize yourself with seasonal weather patterns in your area. Prepare for the possibility of extreme heat and sudden midsummer Savoring Nature Safely on a Biking Adventure
JUSTCALLMOE COMEDY JAM IS BACK Join the Fun on Oct. 2
Mark your calendars — the 4th annual JustCallMoe Comedy Jam is hitting the stage this fall! We’re bringing the laughs back to the Orlando Funny Bone on International Drive for a night of great comedy, great community, and a great cause. Join us on Thursday, Oct. 2, for an evening of entertainment featuring some fantastic comedic talent. This year’s lineup includes Madison Bakich, Ricky Reyes, and Sean Finnerty, with the always hilarious Ross McCoy returning as emcee. If you’ve been to one of our past Comedy Jams, you know it’ll be packed with energy, surprises, and plenty of moments you’ll be quoting for weeks. Beyond the laughs, the Comedy Jam continues to support a mission we deeply care about. Once again, proceeds will benefit the Yellow Brick Road Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children and families facing congenital heart conditions. Every ticket purchased helps make a difference.
Here’s what you need to know:
Tickets start at $20, and seating tends to go fast. You’ll enjoy full bar service and a dinner menu right at your seat in the showroom — no need to miss a punchline while grabbing a snack. This event is 21+.
Ready to grab your seat? Scan the QR code to get your tickets and join us for a night of laughs that gives back. It’s a crowd favorite for good reason. And don’t forget to warm up those funny bones.
We can’t wait to see you there!
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OUR BIGGEST VIP EVENT (SO FAR) Dinner With the Moe Crew On June 3, we hosted our biggest Just Call Moe VIP event, and the energy was as bold as the tacos. This time, we took over El Potro on Conway to treat 40 of our incredible VIPs to dinner, drinks, giveaways, and, of course, fresh Just Call Moe merch. From the first round of chips to the final raffle prize, the night was all about connecting with the people who’ve supported us, spread the word, and helped grow the Moe community across Central Florida. We’ve hosted plenty of VIP nights, but this one stood out. The space was packed, the food was on point, and the atmosphere was everything we hoped for. Our team handed out custom gear, swapped stories with longtime supporters, and ensured no guest left empty-handed or hungry. These events aren’t just about tacos and T-shirts (though we definitely bring those). They’re about celebrating the people who help us do what we do. Every person in that room has played a role in shaping who we are, whether by calling us in a tough moment or showing up in Moe merch to support a good cause. If you were there, thank you for making the night special. We hope to catch you at the next one if you missed this one. Want in on the next event? Join the VIP program at JustCallMoe.com/VIP . It’s fast, free, and includes some seriously tasty perks.
Chocolate-Covered Banana Brownies
Ingredients Banana Brownies •
Directions 1. Preheat oven to 350 F. Grease an 8x8-inch pan with cooking spray. 2. In a bowl, whisk
1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted 1/3 cup light brown sugar
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1/2 cup sugar
together melted butter, brown sugar, sugar, and salt. Add egg and vanilla and whisk. Add mashed banana and whisk, then whisk in flour. 3. Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake for 25 minutes, or until the center has set. 4. Place chopped chocolate in a heatproof bowl. 5. Bring heavy cream to a boil, pour over chocolate, let it sit for 1–2 minutes, then stir until chocolate is completely melted. Stir in peanut butter until smooth. 6. Slice bananas and arrange over cooled brownies. 7. Pour chocolate mixture over bananas and place in the fridge for 15 minutes before serving.
1/4 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp vanilla
1 large egg
1/2 cup mashed banana
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1 cup flour
Topping •
3–4 large bananas 12 oz semi-sweet baking chocolate, chopped 1 cup heavy cream 3/4 cup creamy peanut butter
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Inspired by OMGChocolateDesserts.com
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Inside This Issue 1 A Fresh Start on Pembrook 2 Essential Tips for Safe Summer Biking 2 Comedy Night Returns This October 3 El Potro Hosts Our VIP Crew 3 Chocolate-Covered Banana Brownies 4 Create Holiday Traditions That Last
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CREATE MEANINGFUL HOLIDAY MEMORIES WITH YOUR KIDS TRADITIONS START HERE
most memorable. Community Fourth of July parades offer a great opportunity to socialize with neighbors and friends of all ages. To make memories, don’t just watch the parade — encourage your kids to join it! Midsummer is a great time to participate in light-hearted three-legged races, an egg toss, and sack races. As kids age, consider holding a Fourth of July Family Bowl for an annual game of soccer, softball, or touch football. At day’s end, fireworks offer a chance to gather in a lawn chair or on a blanket in the grass and enjoy some favorite snacks. Capitalize on Family Foibles Think about traditions that evoke some quirk or twist unique to your family. If your kids love water balloons, a red, white, and blue water balloon fight can leave them laughing.
Your family’s favorite films about patriotism or national identity may include fantasy tales, such as the animated 1986 immigrants’ story “An American Tail,” or darker stories, such as “Born on the Fourth of July,” the 1989 film on a Vietnam vet’s struggles after the war. Whatever your preference, watching a beloved movie together as a family can reinforce shared values. For maximum fun, ban cellphones and make lots of popcorn. Make It Matter Decorating your house and yard with flags, red-white-and-blue bunting, and patriotic pinwheels can help children get into the spirit. To create a tangible memoir, take photos of the fun and print them for an album or deposit them in a “Fourth of July Memory Jar.” When you pull them out next year, those images will spark plenty of laughs!
Festive national holidays offer a great opportunity to strengthen family ties and traditions. While most people regard the end-of-year holidays as prime time for family get-togethers, you can make great memories in any season — including the Fourth of July! To foster traditions your loved ones will enjoy, start when your children are young. Repeat your chosen rituals year after year, but stay flexible enough to update them to suit your kids’ developmental stages. Emphasize Live Action Activities that immerse your children in sights, sounds, smells, and live action can be the
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