Who Owns Molly's? A Burning Question
So, you've binge-watched Chicago Fire, huh? Good for you! You're now officially an expert on firefighting, dramatic rescues, and apparently, the intricacies of bar ownership. Because let's face it, the real drama sometimes unfolds at Molly's, not in the burning buildings.
Molly's: More Than Just a Bar
Molly's is more than just a watering hole for our favorite firefighters. It’s a second home, a therapist, and occasionally, a battleground for interpersonal drama. But who actually calls the shots at this iconic Chicago establishment?
Well, let's dive into the juicy details. Initially, Molly's was a joint venture between our beloved Lieutenant Christopher Herrmann, the ever-optimistic Otis, and Gabriela Dawson. Think of it as a firefighter's version of Shark Tank, but with less money and more beer.
Unfortunately, the tragic loss of Otis shook the foundation of Molly's. But fear not, our favorite lieutenant, Herrmann, wasn't about to let his buddy's dream go up in smoke (pun intended). He rallied the troops, and with the support of his wife, Trudy, they managed to buy out Otis’ share.
So, to answer the burning question: Molly's is currently co-owned by Lieutenant Christopher Herrmann and his badass wife, Trudy Platt. And let's be honest, this dynamic duo is probably the best thing that could have happened to that place.
Molly's: A Symbol of Camaraderie
Beyond the ownership, Molly's is a symbol of camaraderie and resilience. It's where the firefighters unwind, share stories, and sometimes, even spill their guts. It's the heart and soul of the Chicago Fire universe.
So, next time you're enjoying a cold one, raise a glass to Herrmann and Trudy, the unsung heroes of Molly's. And remember, if you ever find yourself in a burning building, hope these guys are on your side. But if you just need a good beer and some solid conversation, head to Molly's. They've got you covered.
How to... Molly's Edition
- How to order a drink like a firefighter: Just say, "Give me something strong." They'll know what to do.
- How to survive a Molly's night: Pace yourself, eat something, and be prepared for a sing-along.
- How to become a regular at Molly's: Show up consistently, remember names, and be prepared to share your life story.
- How to handle a Molly's hangover: Lots of water, greasy food, and maybe a little hair of the dog.
- How to appreciate the true heroes of Molly's: Tip your bartender generously. They deserve it.
