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Welcome in, everybody. It's the craft beer republic.

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Thanks for drinking. Thanks for joining.

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I am Greg and I am being joined by the juiciest, most dry hopped buff

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guy on the Midwest. And that's flex. What's up big fella? I am juicy, are.

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Very juicy with notes of tropical. Ooh, I like the sound of that.

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Sounds like I need a vacation. Oh, dude, you're telling me I

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need to go somewhere? Not Florida for vacation. Oh, boy.

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Get to that in a couple of you. It's already starting. Oh, fuck.

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Florida. Uh, follow me on this. Follow me. Follow us on the socials.

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@CraftBeerRepublic @flex_me_a_beer underscore in between and of course,

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800 553 beer. 2337. Shout out to our top listening city

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last week, and that is Trenton, new Jersey. What up. What up, new Jay?

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That's what they call it now. Is that what they call it? Yeah.

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Don't ask more questions, but. Absolutely. Okay. I'm convinced.

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Yeah. We got some booze news to get to.

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Ludacris. Libation law. And what Flex is most excited

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for my trip to Florida. I can't wait. I'm so excited.

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You literally didn't tell me anything. I really haven't.

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Usually we talk things out. I just I've told you almost

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nothing about my trip to Florida. So very excited about this.

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We'll get right into it. Uh, before we do, Flex is waiting to

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drink his beer until he reviews it. Because he's so excited for it.

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Well, it's not that I'm excited. It's that it smells really.

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Amazing and it's gorgeous. And I'm just.

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I just don't want it to, like, I don't know, I'm nervous.

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So I was gonna go first because I need the beer before I talk

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about Florida. But I don't want you to sit

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there and not drink your beer. So let's find out what Flex is

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drinking. In a world where craft beer is king.

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A world where muscles are bigger than growlers.

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Only one tongue can guide us. One man, one tongue.

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One Tongue-jobber. In this world, we must find out

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what is Flex drinking? All right, so we've had multiple

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versions of this beer on the show. It's a series. Long running series.

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I thought it was gonna end at five. Apparently they are on eight.

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Episodes on. Flex is drinking Voltron Defender of

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the Universe volume eight from 4 Hands Brewing out of Saint Louis,

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Missouri, which I had the pleasure of visiting last summer.

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Oh, and this is always a collaboration beer.

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And this time they collaborated with a in-state fella, three sheeps

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brewing up in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Not to be confused with Sheboygan,

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Wisconsin. Yes. Very different. So I would say relatively new beer.

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Uh, 674 ratings on tap. That's 674 and a collective 3.99.

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So now my hopes are, you know, they're getting a.

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Little, little bit up there. Um,

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I don't know why I talked like that. Uh, this is a hazy IPA, uh, in IPA,

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and it says it has sultana strata and mosaic hops, and I believe

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sultana are the, uh, artists formerly known as Denali hops. Oh.

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You can fact check me on that. I didn't even look it up.

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I just made it up. The old Untappd crew here says

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the eighth release in a series of collaborations with breweries

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from around the country to bring the mighty Voltron to life.

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Voltron volume eight is a juicy, hazy IPA brewed with Three Sheeps

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Brewing in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Topped with a blend of sultana strata

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and mosaic hops, this tropical juice bomb boasts bold notes of pineapple,

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hello passionfruit, citrus and blueberry that soar from a

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malt base composed of pale malt, white wheat and flaked oats.

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So, I mean, I was big on the pineapple because I was telling Greg,

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my co-host here, uh, hey. It's me. Hey, Greg, uh, I poured,

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I cracked this beer, and I poured it before the show,

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and it smelled so good. It smelled like fresh,

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ripe pineapple. Like you just cut it up and took

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a big whiff of the bowl, and it was just.

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It got my hopes so high that I was actually afraid to drink the beer.

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Um, so I said that I wasn't gonna drink the beer until the

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show started. So here we are. Um, we will start with a little

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bit of the nose buds. Um, see what's dancing on those

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fellas. Hashtag nose buds. And you're right, by the way,

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Sultana. Formerly known as Denali or

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Experimental hop 06277. I didn't know that one, but,

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you know, look at me. Look at me go. I know those things.

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So it's a nice looking beer. Great looking. Definitely.

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Still is. A little bit ahead. Uh, it's been poured for about,

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I don't know, ten, ten or so minutes. Sure.

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Uh, so on the, on the nose buds, it's definitely still heaps of

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that fresh pineapple. Uh, now that it's warmed up a

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little bit, you get a little bit of the malt base coming through.

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Uh, fingers crossed that that's not going to come through on the palate.

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Um. But without further ado,

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warm up the old Tongue-jobber. Batch 367, 406 and 456.

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For the other times we drink Voltron. Okay. Um. Ooh. That face. Oh, no.

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I wish you guys could see this. Oh, that was, um.

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We're gonna try this one more time. One more gallon. Uh. It's not. Okay.

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Where are you gonna try this now? Again. Take two and go. It's a beer.

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Oh, no. So much excitement. Oh, that is so. Much. Build.

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Huge bummer. Oh, no. Yeah. Uh, yeah. Uh. Let's see.

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They said bold notes of pineapple. No. Passion fruit? No, I said citrus.

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I didn't get none of that blueberry. No, I didn't get that. Um.

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It's really bitter. And it, like, hits you late. Oh, no.

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It's on my tongue, and I kind of want to pour it down the drain.

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Wow. Yeah. This is. I'd say that's the last Voltron

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that you'll be having. I can't. I couldn't it just be a single can?

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That's funny. It's a bummer. I mean, granted, this is only this is

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only like 1249 for the four pack, so, like, how bad? Complain.

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Oh, time to plug and chug. But this is just not.

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It's not what I wanted. No, daddy. Yeah.

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And I've had really good offerings from both of these breweries.

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So this is maybe is a bad can question mark. Yeah.

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Maybe one of the other three will be not a drain pour.

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Yeah, maybe I'll just give em away. Haven't decided yet.

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Some unsuspecting, unsuspecting fool. Yeah.

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Maybe they'll think it's okay, I don't know. Maybe.

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But, hey, at least the cans. Cool. There's that sweet can art.

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All right, well. I wonder if I can scrape this off

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my tongue before I go to bed. Oof! I'll see if I can move on from

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that gracefully. Yeah. How do we segue from this?

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I don't know, man, that sounds awful. Oh, Florida. Florida.

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Hey, speaking of awful. There we go. Let's talk about Florida.

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So I think I've talked about leading up to this a couple

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times on the show. Had to go out for a stupid high

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school graduation. One of the wife's family, nephews,

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people, and first of all, to me and like I were flying across

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country for a high school graduation. That's crazy that you told me this.

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Yeah. And I thought that was astounding.

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Is it isn't finishing high school just a legal requirement?

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Yeah, like maybe not Florida, I don't know.

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You almost like you have to, like, not try to do it. Right.

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Because I did pretty good at not trying and still graduated high

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school. Exactly. Not with flying colors, but, uh,

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still graduated. You do it. I did it. So you had to do that. We, uh.

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We took a red eye Wednesday night, and the graduation was Thursday

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morning at 11 a.m.. We landed Thursday morning at,

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like, 730. Rough. I such a bad sleeper on planes.

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And this was no exception. In fact, this was one of the worst

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red eyes for me that I've ever taken. I got about 30 minutes of sleep.

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So we land, we get the car, we go to a.

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We found this actually really cool breakfast spot.

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Um, ate some breakfast, had like 900 cups of coffee while I was there.

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The guy he brought the coffee after the first one was gone in

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about 48 seconds. He was real southern and great.

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He was funny, but he was like, oh my God, I'm not doing my job.

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And like comes over with more coffee. And I said, but if you just want to

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leave that there, like, I wouldn't be mad. I can pour it myself.

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He's like, no, no, I'm supposed to. I was like, then you're gonna be

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getting your steps in today because I'm gonna be needing some coffee.

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Can I ask you a question quick? I don't want to interrupt too much.

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Please. No. How do you feel about them

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refilling your half cup of coffee? Oh, it throws off my cream ratio.

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I hate it, yeah. Let me finish my cup before you

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bring it over to refill. Mhm. Because otherwise you are

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screwing everything up man. Yeah. If I see him coming with it I'll

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pound it. Interesting. Like if it's half or less than

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half you know. Yeah. Yeah yeah. And then I'll pound it so I can

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start over with, with the ratio. Um so did that uh, went and then went

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to graduation after that, after we landed. Got car, I got breakfast.

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It's time for graduation. Went to graduation.

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It was 90 fucking degrees out and 95% humidity. Gross.

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We were at this, like, amphitheater thing that luckily had,

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um, like, like sales. Like shade sales. You know, it.

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Was a nice. Yeah, it wasn't a hard. But when it's 95% humidity and

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the air is not fucking moving, it was just like living in a mouth,

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right? Things are getting sticky. Oh, sticky and sweaty and, like,

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legitimate. At least three people were carried

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on a stretcher by the end of it. Come on. Yeah. Due to the heat.

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You're serious? Yeah. Yeah. No, seriously.

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Old people were getting carried on stretchers. I saw at least three.

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In fact, the wife's mom was getting really bad at one point, and she.

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She's like, go run up ahead and start the car and get the AC running.

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So like I did, I ran up. Cut the cut the car going.

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And we had bought a case of water. And you said but honey the knees.

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Yeah. At least I didn't have to get up

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off the ground. Oh, that was an off air conversation.

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Um, and so I got some bottles of water for everybody.

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It got a little dicey, but, um. Yeah, so that was awful.

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It was hot as balls, just fucking dripping. Then afterwards.

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So this is a weird one for me afterwards. Give me your opinion.

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We went to lunch. She was like, hey, graduation lunch

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at this restaurant. Okay, great. Huge chain restaurant in that area.

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I was like, oh, super fun. We're going on vacation.

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Vacation quotes. It's not a vacation. We're going on a trip and we eat

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out all these chain restaurants. Um, we get there, we order,

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we're eating, and at one point, the waiter went up to the father

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of the graduate and said something we didn't.

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We didn't know what it was a big table.

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And then the waiter comes over to everybody and starts asking

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how we want to split the bill. Okay, whatever I can,

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I can pay for my own meal. I'm not mad that I have to pay

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for my own meal. I did think it was weird that

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you've asked me to come to this graduation lunch, and you're not

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covering it. Is that me? That. No. That's kind of weird, right?

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It's not like I asked, can we go to graduation?

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Especially because it's not like you flew halfway across the country.

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You flew the entire way across the country? Yeah, all the way.

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California to Florida. I do think that's a bit bizarre.

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I just like when I graduated. And you were invited to the lunch.

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It's not like, hey, we're gonna go to this. Come with. Exactly. Yeah.

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It wasn't like a whoever wants to feel free. It was.

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This is what we're doing after the graduation ceremony.

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We have reservations. Be there by this time, so on and so

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forth. So I thought that was weird. Like at my graduation,

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I can't remember high school, but definitely college graduation.

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It was like, you know, it was paid for by my parents because. Right.

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That's what you do anyways. Whatever. Um, so that was Thursday. Friday.

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I mean, every day we were there was hot as balls, humid as balls.

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We went to a couple places for, you know, to eat. We were with family.

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It was the wife's family. So I just kind of had to turn off

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my caring about where we were going because, like, we kept

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going to these chain restaurants. Nobody wanted to be minutely

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adventurous with their food. and I'm like, in a new area.

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Let's try some local cuisine. Right. How often are you there?

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Hopefully never again. Damn it. So, uh, you know, the food was just

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mediocre and there was nothing to do because all they have to do

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is either like outdoorsy things where you sweat your balls off.

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Now, where were you, exactly in Florida?

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We were in Saint Pete for the most part. Okay.

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Sapient floor, which is outside of Tampa.

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And, uh, the old people were too old to be walking around in the heat.

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They were fucking passing out, and we didn't want to do,

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you know, museum after museum. And we even told them, like,

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hey, you guys go do a museum. You want to do a museum?

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No, we want to do whatever you want to do.

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I'm like, bitch, I want to get hammered.

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Forget that. I'm in Florida. Do you not know who I am? Right?

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So it was a lot of like, arguing about where we were going, sweating

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our balls off the first night there. So Thursday night we go out to dinner

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and, uh, we go to pay for parking. It's one of those things like, hey,

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get your license plate and go pay for your parking at the machine.

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We're paying for parking the machine, and we see the guy coming around

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giving tickets to people like he's on it.

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And we go, and we have dinner, and we come back, and we came back.

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There was a parking ticket on our rental car, and I looked at the time,

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the time on the parking ticket ticket was 823.

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The park, the the time on my receipt from the parking thing was 824.

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This motherfucker gave me a ticket while I was filling out

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the parking machine. Come on. So then we had to next day go to

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the fucking. Here's how often they do this.

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They have an office off of their city hall just for parking tickets.

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Not the police station, not a general city hall office.

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It is specifically for parking tickets.

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And so we went into this and I just I said, the lady, I was like,

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hey, I got a parking ticket while I was paying for parking,

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trying to do the right thing here. I said, you can look at my receipt,

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you know. 823. 824. She goes. Let me have a look.

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To her credit, extremely friendly and was like, no problem,

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we're gonna avoid this out. I was like,

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is the rental company gonna know? She's like, they'll never find out.

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My wife wanted to get a couple words in she goes.

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And we saw him doing this and we were paying and maybe he needs to blah,

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blah, blah. And she goes,

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I'm gonna avoid your ticket. And I was like,

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just let her avoid the ticket. We'll never come back here. Yeah.

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Like she I look normally I'm totally with her.

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Like, let's fucking bitch and let them know that fuck you Florida

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because fuck you Florida. But I was like, let's just let's

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just not have to pay for the ticket. And they do that thing where, like,

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the parking ticket was only like $25, where it's one of those things

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where it's like, oh, just it's low enough to where I'll just pay it

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so I don't have to waste my time. Yeah, but it was a matter of

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principle at this point. Fuck you. I'm a big fan of principle.

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Yeah, not principles, but principle. Yeah. Yes. What? What you said.

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So anyways, got that voided. Went on with our day of just

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eating too much food. And the one family member who lives

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there was impossible for suggestions. It was like, hey, you know,

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what do you think we should do if we want to do x, Y, and Z?

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And she's like, oh, I don't know. So at one point we go to this area

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called Gulf Gulfport, which my wife had done a little research on.

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It's like an out, I say outdoorsy, everything's outdoorsy,

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but it's like a beachy community where they have like shops along the

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beach and it's like old houses turn into shops and that kind of stuff,

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like, all right, that sounds cool. You know, we'll eat lunch and

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cruise around these shops. Well, she kind of forgot that.

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That's an area that got fucking destroyed by the hurricane six

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months ago. And so almost everything along

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the beach was closed. Oh, no. You had to go like a block in,

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and it just wasn't what it was sold to be. I will say one of.

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No, not one of the best brewery in Saint Pete that we went to

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was Gulfport Brewery. Went there for lunch because

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it's the only place we could find that had enough indoor

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seating for all of us, because we needed the air conditioning,

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and their beer was pretty not gross. That sounds like a stellar place

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in Florida. Yeah, exactly. So, um. Then Saturday it was raining,

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like, woke up to it pouring, but luckily it mostly stopped by

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about noon. Saturday was decent. So we on Friday evening, uh, the

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old people went back to take a nap. And we went to Three Daughters

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Brewing, which I had heard of. I've had a bunch of three

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daughters stuff at Disney. Okay. Yeah, I'd heard of them.

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I think Nicole, when they went out there, they had had them.

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And so I was like, all right, right down the street, let's go.

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Let's go fit in a couple of beers at Three Daughters and got a flight,

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plus a couple beers. And it was just okay.

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It's very okay stuff. Yeah, yeah. Like we had a couple.

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Yeah, we had a couple that were good. We had a couple that were

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fucking disgusting. And we had one that was like

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fine right in the middle. Yeah, that sounds. About. Right.

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Yeah, exactly. Even I posted a picture on the

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gram and Vanessa, you know, responded to it. Hi, Vanessa.

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And, uh, was like, oh, three daughters. What did you think?

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And I was like, we had two that were good. We had two that were bad.

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And she goes, yep. Sounds about right. Yeah. So every.

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Everything I've ever had. Yeah. Yeah, it was just fine.

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Um, so Gulfport and three daughters, um, Gulfport was the better

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brewery descent. So. Okay. So Saturday woke up,

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had breakfast, and then, because the old people had left, the wife

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let me have some beers that day. And so we went to Dissent Brewing,

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which is also in Saint Pete. It was fine.

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Uh, better than three daughters, you know.

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Got a couple flight or got a flight and a beer.

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And, um, it was better than not, you know. Pretty good.

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Okay, here's what I will say about three daughters.

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They did have a coffee blonde ale. And it was fucking phenomenal.

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Phenomenal, phenomenal. Like, would purchase,

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but they didn't have cans. Oh. Yeah. Um, so yeah. So descent was fine.

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And then we made our way to Tampa, and this is where the beer

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finally started to get. Tampa's got a Zac goes to Tampa

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for Tampa Beer Week, right? Which I totally forgot.

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And I should have asked him now. I got great suggestions from Vanessa

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and her husband and I totally forgot. Zach's always down there,

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and he even hit me up after I posted a couple of pictures,

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like, are you in Tampa? And I was like, fuck,

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I should have asked Zach. Yeah, Zach knows all about that.

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Yeah. So I started at Ology Brewing. Fantastic beer. Yep. So good.

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In fact, I will say it now. Ology Brewing had the best beer

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I had on the entire trip. Big words. Yes. Really good.

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Wish we could have just stayed there all day.

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They didn't have food at the location we were at and it was

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our first Tampa brewery, so of course we were gonna move on.

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Um, then we went to Angry Chair, and Vanessa was really pushing that.

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We go to Angry Chair, and I was like, all right.

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And so the wife was like, you know, girl power or whatever.

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Vanessa says, angry chair. We go to anger Chair.

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Plus we were hungry and they had food. Uh, beer was fine.

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Same kind of thing. Or like, big stouts.

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I've never heard of anything else by them.

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Yeah, and she said that she goes, hey, they have really good stouts.

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And I said, look, we're not drinking stouts.

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It's 90 degrees and way too much humidity.

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Last thing I want is fucking stout with my balls sweating.

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And she goes, no, no, no, they still have good beer. It was fine.

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Didn't have any stouts, though. Then we went to deviant. What?

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Oh, I was I thought you said they didn't have any stouts.

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You said you didn't have any. We did not. We they did.

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We did not drink them. Then we went to Deviant Brewing,

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who I guess was known for their sours, and they had a couple sours in

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our flight that were really good. Got their hazy, pale because,

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you know, I'm a whore. It tasted like liquid bandaid.

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There were so many off flavors in that thing.

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It was the worst beer I had on the entire trip. Oh, what a.

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That says a lot too. It was bad, but the couple of

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sours were pretty decent, so, you know, whatever.

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Um, would would buy this ours again. And then we ended the night at

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Cigar City. I know Cigar City is, like,

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sort of craft. Not really, but, um, they have a

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big kitchen and it's like, you know, going to what is yours?

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Lakefront brewing. Lakefront. Yeah. You know what you're gonna get?

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You know, you're gonna get some decent beers no matter what.

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Yeah, it's not going to be mind blowing,

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but you're gonna drink and say, yeah, this is a beer. Yeah, exactly.

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So I went to Cigar City, had dinner. First of all,

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food was really good. They had. They called them Chicharrones.

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What do you think of chicharron is what do you think of when you

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hear chicharrones? I actually have no idea.

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Is it like a, like a pork rind or something? Exactly. It's a pork rind.

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And they, they called them pork belly. Chicharrones.

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Well, they weren't chicharrones at all.

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It was legit chunks of pork belly. Like, it was like pork belly nuggets.

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And they were giant. They were delicious.

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First of all, did not expect it to be this giant plate of pork belly that

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was just gonna be chicharrones, uh, fucking delicious, but way too much.

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And then also got, like, a salad with that. And, um, food was good.

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I had, they had a, um, hazy, pale on tap, which was not part of the

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core lineup, and it was delicious. I ordered two,

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that's how good it was. Um, so they may not be super crafty,

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but it was fucking delicious. And I ran a train on those choo choo.

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Yeah. Then we, uh, then we went back to the

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hotel because we had to wake up at four in the morning to catch our

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flight back home. Oh, man. Yeah. Uh, dude, the first day there,

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when we got there, the day of the graduation.

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So fucking tired because obviously did not really sleep on the plane.

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And I want to do is go back and take a nap.

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And I was like, no, come to dinner or lunch and pay for your

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own lunch and, and then do this. And finally, at one point,

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I told the wife I was like, I need to go take a nap because

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I'm getting a little angry. And nobody, nobody wants to see

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Angry Greg. Exactly. And she was on board too, but she

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just needed a little prodding. So she's like, all right, we're gonna

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go back to hotel and take a nap. And, you know, don't call us for

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three hours or whatever. So I took a nap, and then I just.

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I was tired the whole trip because that totally threw me off and then

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landed on Sunday was just super, even though it was Sunday and we

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had the whole day like super tired. The only direct flight back was at

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seven in the morning Florida time. And so what did you arrive like

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4 a.m. California time? So no, no, you go the other way.

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So I land. Well, not the other way, but yeah,

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it went up like two hours. We landed like just before

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9 a.m. California time. Okay. Because it would have been 12

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Florida time because like a five hour almost. Right?

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Right, right. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So had the whole day to

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ourselves Sunday to recover. But, you know, took a nap and was

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tired and still tired the next day and just just trying to recover.

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So anyways, um. And traveling just takes it out

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of you. It does. That too. You don't really do anything, but

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it just takes it out of you. Yeah. There's gotta be some science

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behind that. Probably slept so little on this

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trip. I'm still recovering. So, um, did not get a gator nor

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a grenade when I stepped foot onto Florida land. Really?

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Sound like you actually went to Florida then? Yeah. Yeah, maybe.

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I say maybe Tampa, not Florida, but Tampa is very Florida.

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Like it's there was some Florida people there for sure. Uh oh.

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Here's here's Florida for you at the graduation.

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Besides all the old people passing out from the heat, uh,

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there was a fight in the parking lot afterwards. That's amazing. Yeah.

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Anybody we've told that story to, they're like, oh, well, welcome to

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Florida. Stop it. I swear to God. It's like that's a normal occurrence.

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I guess they're just like, oh yeah, welcome to Florida.

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It's like, all right. Fantastic. So what's what's next? Yeah.

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So like, you know, did anything horrible happened? I guess not.

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It was just not first of all, it was not a vacation.

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Like when I got back Monday morning, the boss was like, hey,

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how was your trip? I was like, uh,

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not not a vacation, not relaxing. You know, zero out of ten would

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not recommend. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. No, thanks. Weather fucking suck.

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Hey, worst dick weather. Yeah. Ever. So you texted me that,

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and I was astounded. So bad. I've been to Orlando quite a few

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times. I know, I know. We've talked about.

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Orlando a little discrepancy. You know, in Tampa and Orlando.

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Orlando's great dick weather. Yeah. Like you would have feel real good

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about yourself. Go to Orlando. Yeah. Go swinging in Orlando. Oh, yeah.

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Now, I've only been to Orlando in either January or February,

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so obviously not hot. I've been in January once.

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It was still pretty nice. Yeah. Still nice.

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Now, the first time I went was the coldest January they'd ever had on

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record. That's not good, right? I mean, you know, it's Florida,

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so that meant like 50s. Well, it's still not great weather.

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Yeah. Not great weather. No, that's for sure.

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But all the other times, great dick weather in Orlando.

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Um, Miami had pretty good weather too, from what I remember.

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It wasn't that humid. Okay. And we were chilling at the beach

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the whole time getting drunk. So the the the dick was swinging.

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Super good dick weather there. Yeah, but, uh,

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Saint Pete slash Tampa area. That thing is looking for a hole

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to hide in. That's crazy. Yeah. It was it was just so bad.

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It's so hot and muggy. And like I said, it was like

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living in a fucking mouth. Gross. I don't want to live in a mouth.

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Exactly. Nobody does. That's like, actually, like a

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really gross way to put it. Yeah. I mean, it was kind of Vegas

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kind of does this a little bit. Not humid. Vegas is not humid at all.

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But Vegas, you know, if it's 110in the day,

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you'd be walking around at 3 a.m. and it's still like 98 degrees out.

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You know, it doesn't get it doesn't cool down that much.

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This was the same like it'd be 90 in the day and humid as fuck.

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And then we'd be walking around at midnight and it was still like 88

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humid as fuck. It's like no reprieve. Just getting the AC.

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It's all we could do. And then her sister, the one who

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lives there, just wanted to, like, roll down windows in the

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car and sit outside at bars. I'm like, what the fuck is wrong?

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What is wrong with you? And she's not from there.

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She's from the San Francisco area where it's cold all the time.

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I was like, I don't care how long you've lived here,

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this is not okay. No. Rolling your windows down in 98

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degree weather. Not cool. There was nothing enjoyable

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about that. So bad. Yeah, like, let's roll our

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windows down to turn the heat on. You know? Like who? No.

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It's your air conditioner. Broken. Like what is happening? Grow up.

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Oh. So gross. So, um. Yeah. Hey, don't don't go to fucking Tampa,

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I guess. Or just Florida in general. I have no need to ever go back.

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I said something about never coming back to Florida. The wife's like.

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But I want to go to Disneyland with you someday.

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I was like, we can do that. I hope you corrected her and said,

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you mean Disney World? Oh. You know what? I bet she said, world.

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This is. This is me. I've been drinking. Yeah. Uh.

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So, um. Yeah. Florida sucks. Sorry, Vanessa. Yeah. You know what?

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I really enjoy Disney because Disney's not really Florida, right?

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It's a little slice of heaven inside of Florida.

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It's a melting pot of heaven. And then, um, what else we got?

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Uh, I really, really like Fort Myers. I don't know if you've ever been

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another super touristy town, but. Okay.

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Um, kind of demolished with the, uh, hurricane last year, so. Oh.

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I don't know if it's up and running if it's not.

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But that was always a really cool place and it's real close to the

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airport. Okay. Over there. So, uh, any kind of trip from the

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hotel or the airport to the hotel, just super nice.

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Okay, I'm looking it up now. All right, so that's pretty south.

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I mean, that's almost as low as Miami just on the other coast.

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Okay, I didn't realize. I didn't realize it was that low.

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Yeah, like I'm looking now. Like Naples is exactly the same level

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as. Yeah, it's near Naples. Yeah. Naples is exactly the same as

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Fort Lauderdale, which is just above Miami.

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And Fort Myers is a little bit above Naples. So it's down there.

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It's right on Palm Beach. So, um. Yeah, I wonder if the weather's

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just nicer the south or you go or something maybe. I don't know.

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Because, like, we're we're in Saint Pete and Tampa. It's on the water.

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It's not like there was no water to be seen.

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It's just fucking hot as balls. Interesting. It's awful.

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Never again. Hashtag never again. American. Damn it! So, um.

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Yeah, that's. That was Florida. I never need to go back to Saint

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Pete. Tampa. What a trip. Yeah. Can't wait to never do it again.

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I feel like my dad. My dad hates traveling.

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I just hate Florida. Yeah, I like traveling.

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Yeah, I do too. I like it a lot, actually.

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I don't do it enough. But, man, when I get out to

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somewhere new, I'm looking for all the cool places to go and anywhere

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that's not a chain. And. Right. I don't ask people to pay for

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their own lunch. Like I said, totally fine paying

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for it. It just was weird. It's like, hey, come to this

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thing that I have organized, but also pay for your own lunch.

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Okay, I didn't know that's how it worked, man. It's Florida tradition.

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Maybe. Oh, Flex his face. He just took another sip.

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I'm trying to finish it. Right. All right.

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Before it went on way too long. I'm sorry. That was just a big, long.

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Too long. Didn't read version. Florida sucks.

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Uh, before I talk about my beer. Let's talk, uh, ludicrous libation.

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It's been a while. Yeah, it really has.

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Take a trip up to your hood. Minnesota. Well, you know.

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Next to your hood. Don't confuse people.

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Hood adjacent. Hood adjacent. I like that. What a term.

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Yeah, apparently, public intoxication is specifically not a crime.

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That's fucking awesome. Yeah, a lot of places.

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If you're just drunk in public, that's a crime.

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You can't be drunk in public. Uh, it goes on to say, while merely

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being intoxicated in public is not a crime under state law, the behavior

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associated with intoxication can lead to criminal charges such as

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disorderly conduct, offensive, obscene, or noisy behavior.

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I mean, that's everywhere. The fact that you can be drunk

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in public is amazing. Just handle your your shit and

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keep your shit together. Right. Because here,

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it's definitely not okay. Right? Yeah. Here is super not okay.

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I had a buddy come over, uh, one summer for, you know,

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a couple cans and have a good time. And he rode his bike,

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and it was probably like a two mile bike ride from his house.

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And the topic of conversation came up, and it was like, hey, like, even

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if you get caught drunk on your bike, like, that's still a ticket, right?

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You know, so like, it shouldn't be. But yes. Right.

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It shouldn't because you're not only. Endangering yourself. Right.

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You're not endangering others. Um, but yeah, still a legit citation.

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And, you know, so it's like what? You know, I guess the lesser of

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two evils if you want to put it, you know. Yeah.

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A lot of places, the punishment for, like riding your bike while drunk

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is the same as driving a car. Which is mind blowing.

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That's bullshit, I am, I'm totally against you.

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Should be encouraged to not get behind a vehicle. Yeah.

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Whatever. Walk. Ride your bike. Yeah. Just. Yeah, exactly.

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So who cares? All right. After all that Florida bitching,

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I need a beer.

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He calls to the bullpen for beer. I am drinking out of Colorado Outer

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Range brewing sunrise dreams. This is a gorgeous hazy IPA six

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point. Very nice. Yeah,

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the right color on the last week. 6.7% has A413 untapped out of

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646 ratings. And it says nothing but hops.

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Nelson and Citra, ABV 6.7. That's the description. Amazing hops.

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Great hops. That's all it says. Let's see on the nose buds.

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Fairly light. Picking up some citrus? Yeah, just real light.

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Uh, citrusy orangey ness on the schnoz.

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Let's dig in with the old Tongue-jobber. Oh. Mhm.

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Much better than your beer. I'm not jealous at all. Yeah.

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This is the best way possible. Is like orange juice.

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The Nelson and Citra are shining. It's orangey and citrusy.

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It is not coating the tongue. It's just finishing dry.

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This is. This is a good daddy. I drink this again.

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I'd buy this again. Damn. I'd buy a whole four pack.

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Ah, there it is. Yep. I'll be in Colorado next month.

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Maybe I could find me some more juice.

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I'm one jealous daddy over here. Let me tell you. Jealous daddy? Um.

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This is good. Outer Range brewing. I feel like I've had something

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from them before, but I have. I must have, right?

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I've definitely had a beer or two from these guys before.

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Okay, I guess I could looked it up before we did this, but I think

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I've seen them on the table before. And this is another one of those

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Tavour beers. And if this is good coming from

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Tavour, imagine how good it is. You know, not coming from Tavour.

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Let me search for it real quick. Nothing's popping up on the show

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archive. I haven't had any Outer Range on

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the show. I think I've had Outer Range. Gotcha.

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That's what I'm saying. I see. All right, a little news before

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we get out of here. First, don't forget this week.

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June 14th is Topa Topa 10th anniversary.

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If you're out in our hood, stop by on Saturday. Come say hi and be there.

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Be square, you idiot. Yeah, don't be square.

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Be circle. Uh. All right. Six of the ten largest craft

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brewers shed volume in 2024. According to the Brewers Association.

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Latest update in the new Brewer magazine, six of the top ten craft

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breweries actually lost volume in 2020 for craft beer overall,

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dropped 4% last year, down to 23.1 million barrels.

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Now, that's not entirely unexpected, but here's what stings the big

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regional players. Those pumping out over 15,000 barrels

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a year were actually down just 3%. Which which suggests the smaller

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guys are doing all right. It's the big names dragging the

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averages. So some of those names are Yingling,

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which I did have in Florida. I was like.

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It's just whatever though. It's just whatever.

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But I saw it at a bar and I was like, you know what, I'm in Florida.

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I gotta have a Yuengling. I had it at the old time diner at

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fucking Hollywood Studios. Oh, yeah. It was just like, man, why do

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people talk so much about this? Yeah, but I had I had to do it.

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But I that that's why I had it. Because I had to do it.

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I had one in close to a decade, probably.

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Uh, Yuengling still sitting on the throne at number one, did see

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an 8% dip, which is over 230,000 fewer barrels than the year before.

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Boston Beer took the hardest hit of them all.

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They lost more than 320,000 barrels in volume.

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Which they claim they have the number one light beer in America.

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I don't know if you've ever seen the commercials. Which one is that? Uh.

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It's like Sam Adams light or something.

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Yeah, but it's got, like, a catchier name than Sam Adams Lite.

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Oh. Wish I could remember. I saw a commercial for it right

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before we did the show, but now I don't care about it.

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So is it. Is it Van Duzer lite? Attention, van. Duzer.

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Uh, but Sierra Nevada, on the other hand, is up 2% year over year.

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Not a huge jump, but at least they're not losing

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barrels like the other companies. Uh, Tilray dropped 13%,

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which is about 114,000 less barrels. Uh, Athletic Brewing

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unfortunately keeps growing. They're up 55%,

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adding over 140,000 barrels. 55%. Yeah. Stop drinking na beer.

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You guys, it's just wasted calories. By the way, the Sam Adams one is

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just called American Lite. Oh, yes, I've heard of that one.

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There we go. May have even had it at some point.

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So anyways, uh, there you have it. Nerdy numbers for you.

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Speaking of American, real American beer. Hulk Hogan's beer brand.

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Trying to buy Hooters. Jesus is king about it.

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Is there a better white trash match in heaven? It just makes sense.

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Like if the shoe fits, right? Right. If the boot fits. Drop it. Damn it!

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Uh, just weeks after Hooters of America filed for chapter 11

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bankruptcy. Hooters of America. Hooters of America.

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Apparently, that's the name. Uh, Hogan's Beer company.

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Real American Beer is planning a bid for the Hooters name.

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According to America. According to a report from

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Business Insider, the bid would focus solely on acquiring the

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brand's intellectual property, not the restaurants themselves.

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If successful, the deal would give Real American beer the rights to

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create Hooters branded products. Of America.

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Of America, including beverages, food items and merchandise.

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Those products would be distributed at Hooters restaurants,

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retail stores, entertainment venues, and other locations nationwide.

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A person familiar with the company's plans told Business Insider that

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Hooters has always been a big part of Hogan's life. I bet it has. Geez.

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Why? Cause he likes wings. Uh. Both Hogan and Hooters got their

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start in Clearwater, Florida, and Hogan still lives in the area.

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Of course, he's from Florida, by the way.

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The plan would involve licensing the Hooters name back to the restaurants,

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allowing them to continue operating independently, while the

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brand itself would be used more broadly for product distribution.

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The bid is expected to be an all cash offer, though the total

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amount has not been disclosed. While Hogan isn't looking to operate

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restaurants, he does have experience in the hospitality industry.

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He currently runs Hogan's Hangout, a bar near the beach in Clearwater,

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which I have heard of. I have not heard of this one though.

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In the 90s, he briefly opened a pasta themed restaurant called Pastamania

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in Minnesota. That's brilliant. I did not know this.

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I think that is brilliant. How did that not last? Right.

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Uh, at this point, the deal is still in flux and other buyers could

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emerge. But this moves forward. The partnership could give the

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Hooters brand a new lease on life, this time with a side of real

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American beer. So what was the place called?

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Pasta water? No. In Clearwater. Oh, uh, Hogan's. Hogan's hangout.

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So I my wife's cousin, coworker of mine, his girlfriend's

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grandfather, lives in Clearwater, and they go there, like, once a

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year to vacation and help him out. Um, and he sent me a picture.

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There's, like, Hulk Hogan statues all over the boardwalk, and he

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actually hosts a karaoke night. I don't know if I said this on

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the show before, but he hosts a karaoke night at his bar,

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and the champion of the karaoke night gets a belt. Oh, nice.

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And I think that's just kind of brilliant. That is pretty good.

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Uh, but, yeah, he's a big deal down there. Uh, yeah.

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They must like racist assholes down there. It is Florida after all.

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It makes sense. Yeah, I just googled Pastamania,

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and I found a picture of an old menu. One of the items on the menu is

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Hulk's Power pasta, which is penne pasta, chicken,

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veggies, and your choice of sauce. Sounds pretty powerful, brother.

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That's the only like. There's no pun on any of the

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pasta names. Well, that's what I was hoping for.

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I thought you were gonna give me something real good. Oh, except.

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Okay. This is good for the little. The kids menu is called for the

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little pasta maniacs. Damn it. They have Hulk shows, which must

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be like SpaghettiOs. SpaghettiOs? Yeah, yeah, this sounds awful.

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Cheeseburger pasta. And my favorite Hulk aroni and

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cheese. Damn it. That's so good. So dumb.

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Should have been like Hulk and Meatballs or something like that.

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You know, like. Pythons and pasta. Chicken, Hulk, Fredo, or just

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everything with Hulk in front of it. Yeah. Oh, that's Hulk lasagna.

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Uh, I don't know. I don't know how you top Hulk

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aroni and cheese, though. That's pretty good. Yeah.

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Oh, and here's a flyer from their grand opening where you got a free

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beverage with any purchase of pasta. Oh, this is so good.

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Ringside dishes. Pasta sauce. Salad. Good times. I'm gonna stop.

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I'm gonna close this page now, uh, here's here's a Florida

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story for you. Drunk driver urinates in a cop car

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after hitting a bystander with a vehicle outside of a strip club.

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I feel like the headline alone is enough. That is so on brand.

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I couldn't come up with a better headline myself. Um.

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A Lakeland man was arrested for hitting a vehicle and a bystander

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while fleeing from a deputy after drinking at a strip club, a deputy

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spotted spotted a large crowd, later found to include 49 year old

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Terrence Christopher Phillips. Come on, Terrance and Phillip in

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the same name in the parking lot of club 27 cabaret.

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The deputy pulled into the median of the highway and saw

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multiple people who appeared to be in a verbal altercation.

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At that point, he informed dispatch of the situation and approached

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the crowd in his patrol vehicle with emergency lights on.

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A female witness approached him and stated a man, later identified as

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Phillips, struck her vehicle and was trying to leave the property.

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The deputy observed Phillips in a black Toyota SUV trying to

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flee the parking lot. He approached the passenger side

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of the vehicle and tried to open the door.

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As Phillips continued to drive away, Phillips put the vehicle in

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reverse and forward, directing the vehicle toward a man

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who was standing in the parking lot. Phillips then struck the man and

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continued to flee. He drove behind the strip club and

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headed south on the grass towards the high grove. Grove. Excuse me.

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Towards the High Grove Highgrove subdivision.

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The deputy chased toward the vehicle as it continued to flee from him.

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Phillips drove behind the establishment towards the deputy,

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who drew a firearm and told him to stop. He did not listen.

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Instead making a right turn onto US highway 27 and heading

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towards Polk County. The deputy gave dispatch a

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description of the vehicle, which had multiple stickers on the back and

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possibly purple headlights in the front. What do you mean possibly?

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Were they purple or were they not purple? Geez.

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As the deputy returned to the incident location,

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he saw Phillips vehicle passing the establishment again,

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heading towards the US highway 27. He notified other responding

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deputies who found the vehicle and administered a felony stop

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at a Wendy's. They then detained Phillips,

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according to the report. The first deputy subsequently

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met with the man who was struck by Phillips.

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He had abrasions on his nose and face and his thumb bled profusely.

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Come on. The Lake County Fire Department

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and Lake County EMS responded to that scene to treat his injuries.

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Took him to the celebration hospital. The deputy moved on to speak

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with a male witness, who advised that his girlfriend,

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the female witness, told him Phillips struck her vehicle while

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trying to leave the parking lot. He intervened by taking Phillips

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keys, preventing him from leaving. He gave them back.

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Per the establishment manager's request, the strip club was like,

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give him back his fucking keys. Phillips became hostile and used

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arbitrary racial language towards the male witness and

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other people in the parking lot. He got into his vehicle and

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tried to leave while the deputy demanded he step out.

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The male witness saw him drive forward, hitting the victim and

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then leaving the scene. Phillips was then arrested.

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While in route, he used derogatory and racial language towards

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African Americans, Mexicans and Puerto Ricans. Oh why not?

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He also maneuvered his hands to the front and took out his penis to

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urinate on the floor of the deputy's patrol vehicle. That does that.

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Maybe should have cuffed him a little better. Yeah, yeah.

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Uh, real winners out there. Yeah. He later gave two breath samples

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of surprisingly low. Like one for. Not that low 0.178. Okay.

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That's that's just a little over double. That's.

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He's whipping out his dick in a cop car.

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The New York native was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly

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weapon without intent to kill, resisting arrest without violence

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and DUI. Second offense. Yeah. I just I've been really drunk before,

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you know, like. Super drunk. Really drunk.

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I guarantee I've been a lot drunker than 0.178.

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And like, we do a lot of stories, right? A lot of stories.

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Never once when I was ever as drunk as I've ever been,

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have I ever thought to do any of these things right.

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Maybe people are just crazy, I don't know. Yeah.

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I mean, look, I've gotten drunk and I've fallen off a balcony.

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I have. What else have I done? All kinds of stupid shit.

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But I've never tried to hit people with my car or even get into my car.

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Uh, piss in the back of a cop car. Yeah, I don't get it. Like these.

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These people cannot be of sound mind already.

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There's some underlying shit, for sure.

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And then they get inebriated and it just fucking right.

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Skyrockets when you add booze to Florida. That's what you get.

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You get Florida. You get it. You get extra Florida. Yeah.

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Would you like Florida or extra Florida? Extra crispy.

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Florida crispy. Daddy. Daddy. All right.

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I think that's where we end it. We've talked enough about Florida.

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Thanks for letting me bitch about my trip. Yeah. You're welcome.

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It felt good to get it off the old chest. It felt nice. To listen to.

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Yeah, I've been holding it in because, like, you know,

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there's only so much I want to bitch to the wife because, you know,

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I still want to remain married. Yeah, I feel that. Yeah.

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You know, it's her family, so I can only say so much.

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So, uh, hopefully her or her family listens to the show.

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They probably don't. All right, uh, I'll have a little

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music. I'll tell you all to find us. @CraftBeerRepublic

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@CraftBeerRepublic on the socials. @Flex_me_a_beer underscores in

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between 805538. Beer. That's it. I hope everyone is staying very

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well hydrated. And on that note. And a good night, everybody.