Back to the Boardwalk BBQ - Regular BBQ Sauce? Hot?

I went back to the Boardwalk BBQ, hoping to try something other than (South) Carolina BBQ. I tried pulled pork again.  This time I got BBQ sauce that the server described as "regular".

It was no Chris-N-Pitts.  I found it spicy-hot. Fortunately I have some tolerance for heat, so it didn't ruin my meal. But the last time I visited, the BBQ sauces were described with place names.  So I'm not sure what I'm comparing.

It was busy today. Thet ran out of ice for drinks. And forks. I was hungry. I ate with a spoon.

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