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Lake in the Hills Cubs fan's man cave on Netflix show

Stewart McVicar (left) talks with friends on July 1 at Club 400 in Lake in the Hills. Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber was there promoting his "Neighborhood Heroes" campaign, which recognizes first responders, and is one of more than 20 current and former Cubs players to have visited Club 400, an extensive "man-cave" owned by McVicar, who opened the site in 2014 with a motto of "Cubs fans helping Cubs fans." (Matthew Apgar)

Stewart McVicar (left) talks with friends on July 1 at Club 400 in Lake in the Hills. Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber was there promoting his "Neighborhood Heroes" campaign, which recognizes first responders, and is one of more than 20 current and former Cubs players to have visited Club 400, an extensive "man-cave" owned by McVicar, who opened the site in 2014 with a motto of "Cubs fans helping Cubs fans." (Matthew Apgar)

A bobblehead of Kyle Schwarber stands on display among thousands of other Cubs memorabilia at Club 400. (Matthew Apgar)