Memphis Best Tours

Memphis Best Tours was recommended to us by the Concierge at the Peabody Hotel. Since this was our first visit to Memphis, we thought it a good idea to take a 3-​hr tour of the city to find out the history, and get an idea of the layout.
Boyce was our tour guide, and he was very friendly and punctual. The bus was clean, and the microphone worked, so we could hear him just fine. He made a lot of jokes, and gave us commentary on what we were seeing as we passed it.
I’m pretty sure, though, that when you’re a tour guide for your city, that does not include just making «facts» up. It became a running joke as we visited various studios and museums the rest of our trip and realized all the misinformation we had been given. In addition, things he should have told us about, he never mentioned. And I don’t know who designed the tour bus route, but we crossed in front of Sun Studios at least 5 times, but we never passed the front of the impressive courthouse?
Here are just a few examples of what we learned/​did not learn (and seriously, I could provide quite a few more):
We visited the Victorian Houses in Millionaires Row– Boyce’s version of the house with two dollhouses behind it (paraphrased) «This guy made his fortune making dollhouses.» Nope — not true.
Can’t remember what building this statement was made for: (paraphrased) «Temperature in the building is always the same due to the way it was designed» Nope — not true.
There were beautiful trees in bloom while we were there (April): lush white ones, bright pink ones, and vibrant purple ones. When asked, Bryce told me there were all apple trees, just in different colors. Sigh. nope — not true.
We passed Hotel Chisca a few times, and while we heard it was finally to be refurbished, no mention was made about the Radio Station that used to be inside, and that that’s where DJ Dewey Phillip played Elvis on the radio for the first time.
It seems to me that Memphis Best Tours needs to have a refresher course for their tour guides — you know, so when people pay $ 24/​each, they can actually learn about the city they are visiting.