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<p>Angie Carlson is an American reality television star and business owner. She is most famous for being the wife of Michael Ballard, the star of the reality TV show Full Throttle Saloon. Angie Carlson was born in 1976. She is a business owner, a reality television star, a YouTuber, and the marketing director for Full Throttle Saloon. Emily Grace Lynn is her only child, and she is married to Michael Ballard. She is also a member of the Full Throttle Rock Stars, a rock band.</p>

<h2>Marriage and Husband/ baby</h2>

<p>After Angie started dating Michael Ballard, she knew that she would marry him a few short years later. Their wedding took place in Kansas City during the Full Throttle Bike Rally in August 2012. Angie started the band called "The Full Throttle Rock Stars," and she played with them for some time before she found out that she would have her and Michael's first baby in 2013. She immediately took to social media, flooding her Facebook account with sonograms and cute messages about their future child. Angie gave birth to her daughter, Emily Grace Lynn, on April 4th, 2014. Most of Angie's wealth comes from her sales at the saloon and her appearance on the reality TV show.</p>

<h2>The Full Throttle Saloon Bar</h2>

<p>Angie's husband, Michael, built one of the most successful and entertaining bar establishments in the northern United States. With the idea of a niche market in mind, Michael specifically built the bar to serve the thousands of bikers that ride to Sturgis each year for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, which lasts for seven days and holds hundreds of thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts. The Full Throttle Saloon bar serves an average of 20,000 customers a night for each night of rally.</p>

<p>He purchased the property at the beginning of 1999 and has since expanded the structure and added buildings to accommodate the growing crowds. By 2015, the Full Throttle Saloon had become one of the largest biker bars in the country. Located just outside the town of Sturgis, South Dakota, the bar's property is around 30 acres of land and features several structures, including three bars, a stage for Jakyle to play, a tattoo parlor, a wrestling ring, a zip line, areas for vendors and performing arts, and the infamous "Aggieland" named after Angie.</p>

<h2>The Full Throttle Saloon TV Show</h2>

<p>The Full Throttle Saloon was picked up as a television series and premiered in November 2009 on the truTV network. It chronicles the daily operation of the famous and unique biker bar. Angie joined the Full Throttle Saloon cast in the second season of the show's taping. She originally started as a waitress and then moved to be one of the "Flaunt Girls" dancers. She soon was given a small stage where people could come and get photographed standing next to her backside. She would stand on a table, bend over, and place her rear end on someone's head or shoulder for a short period. The visitor would then have a picture taken with her backside on them as a memento of their time spent there.</p>

<p>Angie claims that "Aggieland" is unique because "Life is all about that ass!" Some people have claimed that Angie's backside is among the most photographed in the world. The reality TV show has now completed many drama-filled seasons. Angie has been a big part of the show and gained many fans with her outgoing personality.</p>

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<h2>Rising From the Ashes</h2>

<p>In December 2013, the series aired its fifth season on TruTV. In 2014, season six was not aired. It was announced that they would only air the classic episodes from the previous seasons. There had been a massive fire on the grounds of Michael's property, and it destroyed all of the Full Throttle Saloon and the surrounding buildings and structures in September 2015. Michael claimed that a pinched extension cord for a keg refrigerator had overheated and sparked at a media event, which then caught a nearby box on fire, and that was the initial cause of the fire. After the fire, the truTV network announced on Twitter that they would not renew a contract with Michael and Angie for any more seasons of the reality television show. The news was devastating to the couple, but Michael soon found hope in another Reelz Channel network. They picked up the show for their network but did not film any new content. They started airing only reruns of the show in October of 2014. In December 2015, Michael and Angie met with Destination America and agreed to film the show's sixth season. The sixth season began to air Tuesday evenings on the Destination America channel. There was a large audience eagerly anticipating and waiting for the return of the show. In the first episode of the sixth season, Angie and Michael had to deal with the harsh reality of being new parents.</p>

<p>Their baby was only four months old, and parenthood was already giving them problems. Since they are the bosses at the Full Throttle Saloon, they had their hands complete when their baby was born. Michael was stressed out at work because business was slow and couldn't come worse. The 75th anniversary of the Sturgis Rally was coming up because Michael was not ready. He was worried that he would no longer be a prominent figure in the scene. He was facing stiff competition from another bar that was close by. He had to come up with new ideas to draw people to the bar. Aggieland was put on hold because Angie just gave birth and was not in her top physical form anymore. Michael would have to wait for Angie to regain her shape, but that would take some time. He would have to generate new ideas to attract visitors or think of selling the bar.</p>

<h2>Estimated Net Worth</h2>

<p>Angie Carlson has a net worth of $5 million as a businesswoman and reality show host. Angie Carlson, the <em>Full Throttle Saloon's</em> Marketing Director, is based in Sturgis, South Dakota.</p>

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