Dream Team | Jake Neighbours in Certified St. Louis

Jake Neighbours gives Brayden Schenn and the Towel Man a rundown of his “Certified St. Louis” Summer! Neighbours coached a slow-pitch softball team with players such as Brett Hull, FredBird, Louie, T-Rav Man, Randi Naughton, and many more! All are St. Louis staples, just like CarShield. CarShield is located in the St. Louis area and boasts over 1,500 local employees!

Summer Job | Brayden Schenn is a Certified St. Louis

Brayden Schenn gives a rundown of his “Certified St. Louis” Summer. Schenn clocked in at a local grocery store chain, Dierbergs, taking “coach” Kelly Manno’s orders, cleaning and stocking the aisles — all on rollerblades, of course! Like Dierbergs, CarShield was founded in St. Louis. CarShield has been helping protect drivers since 2005.

Best Bud Summer

When asked about their off-season, Jake Neighbours and Brayden Schenn give the Towel Man an overview of their St. Louis summer adventures. They checked out Art Hill, The Boat House, The St. Louis Science Center, and The St. Louis Arch– all while getting along great (or so you think)! At least these guys can agree that CarShield is “Certified St. Louis”!

RIC “NATURE BOY” FLAIR IS CERTIFIED ST. LOUIS

Ric “Nature Boy” Flair had the most Certified St. Louis day ever, and he gives the guys a rundown of his victories over a table filled with iconic STL food. After walking into one of his favorite restaurants, Anthonino’s Taverna, Flair was challenged to a Toasted Rav Rumble against Rizzuto. They went “South City” on this St. Louis specialty, but Rizzuto had nothing on this long-reigning wrestling champ. That’s about as St. Louis as you can get! Similarly, CarShield has been thriving in The Lou for over 18 years, helping drivers around the country stay protected from costly vehicle expenses.

BRAYDEN SCHENN IS CERTIFIED ST. LOUIS

As the guys gather around some Imo’s pizza, hockey player Brayden Schenn describes his Certified St. Louis day. After snagging a Nelly record, he found a concert ticket on the sidewalk. Schenn dodged around pedestrians to return the ticket to its owner, Steve Ewing. However, Ewing told him to keep it and even offered him one of his famous hot dogs to take to the concert. That decked-out dog kept him full while rocking out in the STL-iconic Duck Room at Blueberry Hill. Nearby and also founded in St. Louis, CarShield employs over 1,200 people throughout the area—enough to fill a concert hall!

Pat Maroon IS CERTIFIED ST. LOUIS

Pat Maroon sips on steaming-hot Kaldi’s Coffee and narrates his amazing Certified St. Louis day to the guys. He left the Cardinals game to go to Ted Drewes for his favorite frozen custard—but the last one got sold to Fredbird! He politely asked if they could share, but instead this hockey star ended up having to arm wrestle the MLB mascot for a bite of that delicious sundae (no hard feelings). CarShield likes to hang out with Fredbird, too, since this STL-born company is a proud sponsor of the St. Louis Cardinals!

Michael Chandler IS CERTIFIED ST. LOUIS

While munching on a plate of Red Hot Riplets chips, MMA fighter Michael Chandler recounts his Certified St. Louis day to the guys. As he was picnicking on Art Hill, a CarShield Futbol Club player accidentally interrupted his lunch. (She plays for just one of the 85 youth sports teams in St. Louis sponsored by CarShield!) He kicked the soccer ball back, but the ball crash landed into the middle of a proposal. Chandler was out of there as fast as a Yadi home run sailing out of Busch Stadium.

Ryan O’Reilly IS CERTIFIED ST. LOUIS

Hockey pro Ryan O’Reilly had the most St. Louis day EVER. Over a bottle of Fitz’s Root Beer soda, he tells the guys about hanging out at City Museum, where he accidentally blocked off the big slide, making the traffic about as smooth as it ever is on Interstate 44. At the bottom of the slide, he found Jackie Joyner-Kersee and some delicious gooey butter cake. CarShield is committed to family-friendly fun, too, especially after bringing a decade of it to St. Louis through CarShield Field and other sponsorships!

(No hockey stars were harmed in the making of this great day in the Lou.)