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Welcome in everybody to the Craft Beer Republic. Thanks for drinking.

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Thanks for joining. I am Greg and I am being joined by

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the Buffest nerd in the Midwest. And that's mustache flex.

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What's up, big fella? That's accurate.

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I do currently have a mustache. Yeah. And you're doing the little like

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curly thing to the sides of it too. Yeah.

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It just makes me every time I have it I'm just like. Yeah, yeah, sorry.

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My name is flex, I lift weights, see? Yeah.

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I need a real small stogie now to just keep in my mouth. No.

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Not even lit. Just carry it around in your mouth.

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Oh, absolutely. Yeah. So, uh,

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follow us and stuff at Craft Republic at beer underscores in between.

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So much fun to talk about today. I went on a little trip and

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drank my way through Austin. I can't wait to tell you about that.

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It's a fun city. You know what? I'll get into it.

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But I really liked this. It sounds so stupid.

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The vibe of the city. It was really. No, I've heard great things.

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Yeah, so we'll get into that. I got some booze news,

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some ludicrous libation lore. Much more so, as flex would say.

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Without further ado, ado, please allow me to drink my Austin beer.

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Out of my deal. Oh, I love my beer. I love my day. I love my beer.

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Oh boy, do I love my beer. I am drinking thanks to the city

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of Austin. Well, they didn't hand it to me,

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but, uh. Meanwhile, Brewing's Tender

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Robot to Hazy Hazy IPA, 6.8%. It's one of their cause has year

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round availability. They stay, they say.

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Long story short, when they take over the world,

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we sure hope they're nice. And this is our olive branch just

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in case. And they even say what? It goes well with fish tacos,

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kimchi brined fried chicken sandwich and tostones.

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It has won gold medal for hazy IPA at the 2025 Texas Craft Brewers Cup,

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and they say notes this on their website. I love their website.

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We taste pineapple, guava and lime zest and this is cool.

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They have some funky hops in here. Tahini,

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which I'd never heard of before. I don't think I've heard of it.

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Yeah, mosaic and experimental hop bio tea. Never heard of that either.

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And Columbus? Columbus. What a weird hop to throw in

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there like, yeah, super classic Westie hop. right?

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And then, like these two hops no one's heard of before.

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Oh, it does have a three, eight, nine untapped. And it says 50 IBUs.

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I'm gonna look at the head on this thing. By the way, it's gorgeous.

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The color is great. The haze is great.

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The schnoz is glorious. It is fucking a bouquet of fruit.

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So you said pineapple, guava and lime zest, huh? Yeah.

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I definitely smell the pineapple and the guava.

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I'd say the pineapple is the strongest.

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I'm gonna stick the old tongue dropper in there. Stick it in, daddy.

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Mhm. So good. Pillowy soft. Just clouds dancing across my tongue.

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I get the pineapple I get the guava I get the lime zest. It is so light.

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There is like so little discernible bitterness I don't know how it

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says 50 IBUs on untapped. I almost feel like that's wrong.

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And to all the people that are giving this, a 309 can suck my oversized

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dick. There's a story behind that. I'll get to that in a second.

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Just putting it out there. Yeah. It is.

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It was my favorite beer from the entire weekend.

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Doesn't that make you just so mad? Yes. This is a perfect hazy.

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It is light. It is cloudy and soft. It is tropical and fruity.

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It is fragrant. What the fuck else do you want?

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And more that it should be. Yeah, it's 6.8%.

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It's the high end of an IPA. Alcohol wise.

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What else do you want out of a fucking hazy you ass hats?

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They did a good job canning it. It traveled well. Here we go.

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Fuck themselves. People suck. It's just. Yeah.

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Every episode, people suck. People suck.

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If I had one complaint, one minor adjustment.

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I could use a smidge more carbonation. Okay.

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I think this was on purpose, but to me, pinch more carbonation

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would make this a perfect beer. Perfect taste.

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So what would you rate it? This is solidly in the fours.

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These fuck faces with an average of 3.89. I'd easily give this a 4.25.

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Okay, without batting an eye, I might even go for 4 or 5 if I was a

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little buzzy. Okay, I like that. I like getting real high up in there.

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They're 4.5. Like I said. The only thing I could do better,

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or would say they could do better, is a little more carbonation.

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Like the way you talk about that beer. I immediately went to a 4 or 5.

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Yeah, you know what? Fuck it. I'm gonna get on there tonight

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and give it a 4 or 5. I haven't rated a beer untapped in,

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like five years. I can't wait. My review is gonna be all you

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motherfuckers. What is wrong with you?

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I do go on untapped when I am at the liquor store.

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Not even to really check out the ratings because those are so skewed,

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right? I will if I'm looking at a hazy,

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I will look to see if people had posted pictures of this beer to see

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if it's actually hazy or not smart. Yes, make sure it's a true hazy.

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So that's what I will use untapped for now. Okay, here we go.

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I'm at. I'm real time. I am rating this on untapped.

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I'm even gonna take a photo ad photo from camera.

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It's gonna be my shitty desk. Wow. This is happening as we speak.

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Yeah, see, you can see. Here's my shitty photo.

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That is a shitty photo. I told you,

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it's got a phone in the background. You are not one for shitty photos.

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No, I'm not, but I need to say. Here's what I'm gonna say.

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Uh, I'll dictate what is wrong with all you people.

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Comma, this is an amazing beer and deserves to be well into the fours.

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period. Teach your tongues some manners.

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I don't think you could have said that any better. Nope.

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Quick typo fix. I'm giving this a 4 or 5.

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I'm having a can and purchase location.

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Of course, was the actual brewery. Everybody listening at home is like,

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why are we still talking about this? No, because this is a this is a

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big thing for you. This is like the first check in

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in forever. I don't think I've rated a beer

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in three years. Maybe two. There you go. Oh, I got a badge.

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What else is new? I got a couple. Oh, I got, like, 30 badges.

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You've unlocked a badge. I don't think you can post

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without getting a badge. No, I don't think so. For the can.

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Level ten. Cheers to you. Level 13. Wheel of styles.

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Level 17 and land of the free. Level 81. Yeah. Okay. Um.

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Fuck all y'all's. This is a great beer.

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So I went to Austin. So good. You. They made you untap it.

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That's how good it is. That is amazing. Fucking delicious.

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Made my night so good. And the only reason we went to this

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brewery. So we went to Austin. It was a little Valentine's trip

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last weekend, and since Monday was the holiday,

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we took Friday, Valentine's Day off, and we had a little four day weekend.

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And do you ever watch the show on Netflix? Somebody feed Phil?

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No. Have you heard of it? No. I hear the name Phil, and I just

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think of bam Margera's Fat Dad. It is not Bam's fat dad, okay?

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Phil Rosenthal is the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond. Okay.

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Producer, creator, all that stuff. Anyways, he's a huge foodie.

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He has a travel show where each episode he goes to another city

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and just goes to a few spots. And anyways, it's really well done.

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It's not boring like other travel food shows. And he's a funny guy.

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He's real personable and we've started whenever we travel.

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If he's been to that city, we will watch his episode or look

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up where he went and try to hit at least a couple of the spots,

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and one of the spots he went to was meanwhile brewing.

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Not because he's a huge beer connoisseur, but in Austin they

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have food trucks, kind of like they have in Portland, where it's

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like permanent food trucks. Okay. Like out here, you know, in LA, they

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food trucks are things that move. They don't have a permanent spot

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truck. Right, right. They have these like food truck

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parks and lots and stuff. And a lot of breweries will have

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permanent food trucks. So meanwhile, had five permanent

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food trucks, uh, barbecue, pizza, tacos, fried chicken and ice cream.

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And the barbecue place is distant relatives. That's what it's called.

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And it's really good. It's it's black owned barbecue.

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And they have some, like, African spices that they use,

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like they have this like African spiced mustard. Holy shit.

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It was so good. Got the barbecue. That's that's where he went.

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He went to the, the barbecue place. So we got that.

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It was I shit you not the best barbecue we had all weekend.

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It was so good. Uh, we also had some. Oh, one of the other pizza truck

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had duck confit wings. Oh my God, so good.

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And then another truck we went. We went back later and we were a

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little scared. We were buzzy. So we got the loaded fries from the,

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the the fried chicken truck. It was. Good.

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Was that just like cheese and bacon? What's loaded about these? Yeah.

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Cheese. Um, bacon. Onions, jalapenos,

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I think like pickled jalapenos. Okay. Yeah, they were good.

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And they have sidewinders. That's what they call their fries.

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They're like, if a steak fry had sex with a curly fry. Right.

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I've seen these before. Yes. Okay. I've never seen them before.

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I've never even seen them called sideways.

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I was like, what's a sidewinder? It's like a.

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Like a legit corkscrew of a French fry. Yeah. But it's thick.

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Yeah. Yes, yes. So I had those. Anyway, so we started off.

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We landed Friday. We went and dropped off our bags

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at the hotel immediately went to meanwhile Brewing because we were

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hungry. We wanted that barbecue. Barbecue did not disappoint.

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The wings did not disappoint. The beer obviously did not

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disappoint. And like the location, is super

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cool too. It's outside of Austin. We had Uber, but, uh, I don't know.

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It was just nice. It was real. Like retro themed, like not like

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a 70s way, but in a cool, like, art deco y kind of way.

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I think you can kind of get the vibe a little bit from the can.

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I'm trying to. Oh, there it is. Yeah, some some real.

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I totally get it. Real cool spot. You know, a lot of gold on green

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type of stuff. Very cool. Can by the way. Yeah. Super cool.

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Can I'll get I'll get a proper photo for the gram.

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Um, not too far away was Austin craft beer.

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So we walked there, had a couple of beers. Oh, really? Not far away then?

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Uh, yeah. It was about. I think it was like a 12 minute walk.

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It's like half a mile. Kind of thing. Yeah, it's not. Bad at all. Not bad.

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So we walked over there, had a, you know, flight and a half there.

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They were new and we were drinking like this.

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This beer is all right there. Fest beer was was my favorite beer.

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It was actually pretty good, but we're talking to the guy.

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His name is Chris. Super nice guy. Can't believe I remember his

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name and found out they've been open for less than six months.

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I was like, okay, this all tracks. It's only on the up and up from here.

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Um, but we started talking beer. He had just moved to Austin from

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Wyoming, I think, and he was appreciative that we knew about beer.

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And I was like, how are you in the industry?

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And my wife is so much better than me at promoting the podcast.

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She goes, just tell him. And he goes, tell me what?

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Like, what do you have cancer or something? Jesus Christ.

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You know, I was like, I got a beer podcast.

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He goes, oh, that explains it. And so we talked beer some more

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and super nice guy. And then we walked to Independence

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Brewing. Did not enjoy ourselves. Oh it's fine.

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We had a flight and then promptly left. Ooh.

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But we went back to meanwhile because it was so good.

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And that's when we had the loaded fries. That's awesome.

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Yeah. So super good. Couldn't get enough of it.

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And then the next day, no beer. The next day, we did a food tour.

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Um, we hung out with a super cool bar that had live music and

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just soaked that in. Had some drinks or watched the music.

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Then the day after that Sunday went to this place called bangers.

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It's a sausage restaurant. Like German sausage.

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Well, they had brunch. We didn't have any sausage.

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They had brunch. They had bacon, steak like thick ass

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chunks of bacon and eggs. Like how? How thick? How? What are we.

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Talking, like, an inch thick? Oh! Holy balls.

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Yeah, it was thick ass bacon. So bacon, steak and eggs,

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like potatoes and shit. Is that even still considered

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bacon if it's that thick? That's why they call it bacon steak.

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And they had what they called a man mozza.

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It was an entire bottle of champs with some orange juice in, like,

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a giant stein. So we had a couple that they

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only serve you one per person. I still have, like, some of the

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marking that you can't quite see, but some of the markings on my hand,

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because they mark your hand when you order it, so you can only order one.

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Oh my gosh. Uh, but it was. The food was good.

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It was a great hang. Everywhere has live music,

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which I'm all for. I love that. That's why I love Nashville so much.

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Yeah, it's super vibey with the music.

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So went to bangers, uh, had had a couple mimosas and then

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we walked around a little bit, went to Zilker Brewing, which is like

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East Sixth if anybody's in Austin. Holy shit. More great beer.

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So, so good. Zilker. Zilker. Zilker, uh,

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had a flight and some change there. Walked down the street a little

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bit to Lazarus Brewing. More. Really good.

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That's why I've heard of them. Because I think Lazarus collabed

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with Three Floyds. Oh, really? Yeah. I'm gonna have to look this up now.

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Okay. Yeah. Lazarus. Really? Good. And they had food at Lazarus.

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Um, so we got some some snacks there. Really good stuff.

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We walked over thanks to Vanessa. We then walked over to Blue Owl

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and they're all sours. And the wife loves the, you know,

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like the fermented fermented, the wild fermented sours, the real

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sours. So we had some sours there. Good stuff. Brought some cans home.

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From there. We ubered over to Fast Friends

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Brewing and had some flight and a half plus a pint there.

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Then they were closing so we had to go bought some cans, which maybe I'll

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have on the show in a week or two. Um, really good fast friends.

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They had food, we didn't get any, we'd already eaten enough and then

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went back to the hotel, closed down the hotel bar with a glass of

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wine and called it a day. So nice. Yeah, uh, really had some good

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beer in Austin, meanwhile, was my favorite. But Zilker Lazarus fast.

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Friends, if you're looking for normal beers, all great.

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If you're into sours like my wife is. I love a good sour, but she's,

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you know, crazy for hours. Blue owl was a great suggestion

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from Vanessa. Hi, Vanessa. Hi, Vanessa. So thanks for that.

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Um, yeah. I had a great time. Ate our way through the city and.

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Oh, my big dick joke early. My oversized dick.

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When we were going through security on our way to Austin.

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You know, you go through the thing where you have to, like,

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put your arms up and it, like, circles around you and scans you.

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Yeah. So I did that, as per usual. And the wife had already gone

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through. So she's watching the screen.

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She goes, I knew you were in trouble because as soon as it scanned you,

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there was a giant red box right over your dick. Stop it!

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I was like, well, cannot be contained.

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And I get out of the little box thing.

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The guy is like, all right, I'm gonna need to pat you down.

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And this has happened before. They pat me down, it's no big deal.

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This was, like, full on groping, and he starts,

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and I knew it was gonna be bad. He starts like, all right,

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so I'm gonna stick my hand this way and swipe this way.

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And he's telling me, like, how he's gonna molest me, basically

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and like full I shit you not full on ball touching like homey touched it

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all and got out of that situation. The wife was like, uh, how was that?

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I was like, well, he's not going to finish the job. Maybe you will later.

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But yeah, it was it was a lot. So that was that was the

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oversized dick reference earlier. So the whole weekend I just kept

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talking about my oversized dick because clearly that's what set

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off the alarms at the airport. Well, don't have such a big dick.

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What can I say? Big feet, big socks. Um, Austin is such a cool city.

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I feel so stupid and like hippie ish saying that I liked the vibes,

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but it just was a fun city. It was like my kind of thing where

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it's like live music everywhere. I love good live music.

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Saturday night we hung out at this bar that had a band that was

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basically just taking requests. Okay? They called it like Singalong

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Night and pretty Good Band. The lead singer had gotten sick

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and blown out his voice, so he ended up sounding like AC,

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DC whenever he sang. It actually did really good.

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AC, DC, slash like ZZ top impression, but other than that,

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he couldn't sing for shit that night. Um, his wife was the other singer

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and then, like their guitarist, did some singing and, um,

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but they could they could play just about anything. It was pretty good.

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So we made some requests and like the wife requested, Avril Lavigne.

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At one point they played Skater boy for her, and that time I tried to get

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them to play Monkey Wrench because his voice was so screamy and shot.

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I was like, oh, he could do a screaming Foo Fighter song,

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and he'd actually sound pretty good. But like when we submitted the song,

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it was too late in the night. He had like one more song in the

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drafts. Yeah, but it was good. We just hung out in the back of this

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huge bar and drank and listened to good music. It was good times.

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Now you're making me super jealous. I gotta get out.

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Yeah, it was fun. So, uh. Yeah. Thanks to everybody who

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submitted some beer suggestions. Even our friends over at the Beer and

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Bikini Podcast hit me up with some stuff, but we were on our way out

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of town by the time that happened, so I didn't get to.

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Um, but yeah, maybe one day we'll go, uh, go check it out again. So.

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Sounds like you're gonna. You know, it's funny, the.

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Way you talked about them food trucks.

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I thought you was gonna explode. It was funny, like. So we had that.

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That barbecue on the first day. The second day we did this,

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like, food tour. It's like a walking throughout

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the city food tour. Okay? And of course, one of the stops

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was barbecue and the food truck barbecue was significantly better.

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Not that this barbecue is bad, just that that stuff from, uh,

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distant Relative was so good. So good times.

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It was funny, we went to a couple taco spots on the tour, and one

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of them, he goes, I don't know, you know where you guys are from?

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To the whole group, there's like ten of us.

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I don't know where you guys are from, but one of the things that are really

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popular here is Al Pastor Tacos. Does anybody know what Al Pastor is?

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We just started laughing because it's like, you know, all we do is

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eat al pastor. Tacos, right? Yeah. You talk about that all the time.

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Yeah. Uh, by the way, our taco guy is

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still better. Your taco guy? God dang it. Gotta give him a call.

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I need some good tacos. Oh, what is it?

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What is a good taco guy charge? I don't know what he charges these

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days. Like, he does it per head. I think it's like eight bucks a head

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or something like that. Oh, boy. But there's always leftovers, right?

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And the leftovers are the best. Because he'll just.

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He'll say, bring out some Tupperware or whatever.

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He'll load up your Tupperware, put it in the fridge next morning.

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Throw that shit down with some eggs. Mhm. Mhm. Food. Boner man.

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Airport sized food. Boner. I am hungry as shit.

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Now, if we wish this was a taco podcast. We're not a taco show.

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Look at the lacing on this carne asada. Oh.

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Unfortunately, not a taco show. If we can get you to come out here,

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we'll get the taco guy. You gotta have the taco guy.

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The taco guy? Yeah. Don't know where we're gonna do it,

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but we smuggling. Fucking el pastor. Home and in my luggage.

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In your pants. Sir, the scanner went off just now,

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pastor. I swear. I promise you that. It's not my oversized dick.

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It's my oversized taco. And next. Our next trip is San Francisco.

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I'm in San Francisco all the time for work. Is it like, a real trip?

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Yeah, it's just like two days. We're gonna do a little weekend

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in San Francisco. You know,

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she grew up in that area, and I'm up there all the time for work.

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We never do like touristy things in San Francisco, so I feel.

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Like you have done them a bunch before. It's been a while.

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It's been a while. You're welcome. You know, like, when I'm there for

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work, I'll go hit some breweries and stuff for dinner, but, like, I don't

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I don't tourist it up, you know? We're gonna ride some fucking cable

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cars and do that kind of shit. Easy there. The fray. Yeah.

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We got companion Passes on southwest for the first three

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months of the year. So we're trying to hit some flights.

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Oh that's legit. Yeah. And the the flight up there was

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like $96 plus it's half off. So you know, $96 for two people.

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She's great. It's a short flight. It's like less than an hour.

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So slightly longer than Vegas. Vegas. When we went a few weeks ago,

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they wouldn't even serve us alcohol on the plane. Like that's too short.

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I was like, you guys used to serve alcohol on the plane.

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Like, what the fuck? San Francisco. What's your flight to Vegas,

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then? It's like 45 minutes, tops. Wow. Super short. Up. Up to oak.

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We usually fly into Oakland. We go up to Oakland.

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It's like, just shy of an hour. Dang. Vegas is like 42 minutes.

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Burbank to Vegas. We can get to Chicago in less

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than a half an hour. And then, uh, when we fly to

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Nashville, it's only like, an hour and 15 minutes.

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It's not bad. No, that's. That's my favorite flight ever

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to Nashville. Yes. Just because, you know you're

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going to Nashville. Yeah. And it's never a bad flight,

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and it's, you know, you get up in the air and next thing you know,

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like 30 minutes later, you're already preparing for descent.

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It's like, oh, man, this is fucking amazing.

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That's what's always so weird about going to Vegas.

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Like, as soon as you get up, you're like, ding! All right.

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We are preparing for our final descent. Now.

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As I say, do they even tell you you're

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allowed to use your electronics? You may now use your. Okay.

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Put them away. Put them away. Yeah. This last time we went to or this

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most recent time we went to Vegas, they did something I've never

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seen before. It used to be like you could buy

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a beer or whatever, but they'd tell you, like, hey,

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this super quick flight, have your credit card ready.

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Like, we can't fuck around. If you're gonna buy a beer,

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buy a beer, or, you know, southwest. You want a free Coke?

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Whatever. But. Right. Make up your mind before we get

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there. This time, they're like,

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no soft drinks, no alcohol. We're coming around with water

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and coffee. It's like we're going to Vegas and

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you're offering water and coffee. Interesting. Yeah.

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It's like, fuck you guys. At least get the pretzels.

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They have the, um. They're like garlic pretzels.

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Yeah, the little twists. Yeah, I love those. So good.

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Gosh, they're so onion. They're like onion and garlic

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Maui onion. Garlic. Yeah. It's some Maui onion. Yeah.

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Yeah. So fucking. Good. Big fan. The wife hadn't had them before.

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I'd had him a bunch because of flying up north for work all the time.

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She hasn't flown in a while, so when we went to Vegas, I'd stand by for

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the best pretzels of your life. So this trip to Austin,

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as we're getting up, she's like, they better pass out pretzels.

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Don't you worry. She would have just told the

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stewardess that she didn't get any pretzels.

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So they would give her more. Here you go. Oh. So funny.

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So, anyways, um, moral of the story. Austin was a good time. Hell, yeah.

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Yeah. Uh, what about you? Any, uh, any weed? Drinks?

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You do anything? No. Nothing crazy anymore? Um, yeah.

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Nothing. Lately. Just. I've been sick. Oh.

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So I've been a little bit of a linguist.

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Nothing crazy, but just a little bit to, you know,

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enough to keep me from heading out. Sure. Taking it easy. Yeah.

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You need that every now and then. Yeah. Makes sense.

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Plus, it's been cold as shit here, man. Yeah. What's. What'd you say?

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It was like negative two. Yeah, and that was like,

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on the high end. It's going to get to negative

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eight tonight. Uh real temp. It's going to get to negative eight.

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So tomorrow it's going to feel anywheres from like -25 to -30.

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I just googled Milwaukee weather. Currently negative one degrees.

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Yeah. Yeah. Holy shit. Oh, tomorrow's high nine.

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Yeah, if we're lucky. Wow. But with the wind chills and

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everything that's coming down from the west, we're gonna.

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It's going to feel like -30. They said that's fucking insane.

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Yeah. Oh, I got negative five here. Currently, that's what I got. Oh.

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Oh, you know what I typed in Milwaukee. You're just outside of.

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Yeah. That's fine. I'm not offended. You should be.

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Oh, and the low for tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. is negative ten,

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so that'll be fun. Going to work? Yeah. Oh. How crazy.

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Google asks me to check the area like it knows Milwaukee is too broad.

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It's like, please select your area. So I selected your area.

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Currently negative four degrees. Interesting.

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Yeah, according to Google. Well, I got the iPhone app.

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It's shitty. Yeah. It's like it's always drunk.

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It's always drunk. Well, don't worry, it says you're

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low for tonight is negative eight, so. Yeah. Yeah. So super psyched.

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Still got some ways to go. Gonna go to bed in a hoodie and

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sweatpants. Jesus. I thought it was cold in Austin.

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It was like in the 30s into the 40s. Except for Saturday. It was so weird.

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Friday, 43 or something was the high. We're freezing our nuts off Saturday.

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74 nice. And then Sunday back to the 40s.

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So fucking weird. And I had a marathon.

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Is that normal for them? I don't know.

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They said it's it's not usually that cold, but it can get cold in

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the winter. Yeah. I don't know. They had a marathon on Sunday.

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Those fuckers were running out there in the 30s.

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They're probably psyched about that. I don't know.

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I there was a couple girls walking by that just finished,

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and they were literally like, they had the the foil blanket, things

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on the thermal blankets, shivering. I was like, yeah, because you got

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all sweaty and wet and then stopped running. And then it's yeah.

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Cold. Yeah. Yeah. So anywho. Uh. All right, let's, uh, let's find out

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what you're drinking over there. 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 jabber. In this world, we must find out what.

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Is flax drinking? All right, well,

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I had a little fun here. Um, I went out and bought a 12 pack,

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and it was, uh. Toppling Goliath. I haven't had them in a while.

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But what caught my eye of this? It was a pseudo 12 pack, but had

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four different hop varietals in it. You know, it had a double dry hopped.

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They had a galaxy hop, a mosaic, and a nectarine hop. Sudoku.

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So I thought, hey, how much fun would it be to get this and kind of

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do taste tests of, you know, the beers and a couple nights and, um,

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this was actually my favorite one, and it was the nectarine variety.

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Okay. And according to untapped, um,

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it was the least popular of the four, which I thought was kind of nuts,

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but it still has a 4.1 collective rating on almost 5000 check ins.

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But that confirms my previous statement of everyone's a fucking

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idiot. Everyone's a fucking idiot. You're right.

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Um, because the double dry hop version of this, it has a.

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And I mean, these are 5.8% beers. You know, they're pale, hazy,

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pale. Had a 4 to 3 one. Wow. And it was fine. It was fine.

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It was fine for a double dry, hopped pale. It was almost like you were.

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It was like drinking water still. Mhm. So I don't know.

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I don't know people are uh I don't know, hyped stupid.

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We, I mean we talked about this I think with Brian a few weeks ago.

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Some breweries. Oh yeah. We're talking about beers.

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Some breweries benefit from the hype and oh, it's toppling Goliath.

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We're gonna give them an extra whatever.

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Beer, zombies, whoever it is. Tree house.

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And I think you are 100% accurate. Um, but we'll dive into the beer a

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little bit more and see how it goes. We could talk a little bit more

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about it. Uh, untapped says that, uh, I believe

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it's the same thing on the can. A well-balanced beer that is

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delicate in body, with a mild bitterness in the finish.

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Ferocious aromas of peach and tangerine give a refreshing taste

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that is bright with just enough bite. Cause there's a dinosaur on it.

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Raw. Um, so on the nose. Shit ton of that tangerine. Nice.

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Like it smells like you're drinking Tang. Oh, you remember Tang?

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I do. I was never a fan of Tang. I liked my grandma would buy it.

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It was always like a grandma house thing.

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So, uh, I always enjoyed going to grandma's

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house to drink a pitcher of tang. When I was a kid. It was sunny d.

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So we we always bought sunny D at home. Okay, so it was.

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It was one of those things where, um, my grandma would always buy

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certain shit and we would eat the hell out of it there because

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we would never have it at home. And then every now and then,

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my mom would buy what grandma had. And then we would never eat it

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at home. Grandma never bought the coolest

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stuff for us, but she did have an orange tree,

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so we always had fresh orange juice, and she had an apple tree and she'd

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make the shit out of some applesauce. Damn, dude. That sounds legit.

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Yeah, yeah, like. Old timey grandma. My grandma didn't have any trees.

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No trees for grandma. She smoked cigarettes and dumped

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salt in her beer. That's what we're gonna talk about.

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The salt and the beer situation. Yeah, it takes the head down.

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Oh, yeah. That's what my grandma always said.

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So she would, like, sprinkle a little bit.

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Pour her Miller Lite, and then she'd sprinkle some salt and it

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would start to take the head down. No, I've never heard this. Yeah.

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It's like a Polish thing, I guess. That's the only thing I've ever

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done with salt and beer is stick it in there. Uh, I will.

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I will salt the coaster or napkin. And that prevents your wet glass from

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sticking. I didn't know that. Yeah. Next time you're at a bar and

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they give you, like, a napkin under your beer. Yeah.

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Sprinkle a little salt on the napkin. Your beer glass won't stick.

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Huh? Keep that in mind. There's a free one for all you

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listeners out there. Science. Uh, so. Yeah. Back to. Back to the beer here.

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Yeah. No, no salt here. We can keep tangenting.

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Uh, so shits on a tangerine. Uh, we'll warm up.

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The Algerine tangent. Tongue. Jobby. Mhm. A lot of tangerine.

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See if I can try and find some of that peach.

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Currently searching for peach. So the peach isn't ferocious.

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Unlike a dinosaur. It's pretty mild. The tangerine.

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Super present. Mhm. Um. Delicate in body, I would say,

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is accurate. Mild bitterness as well. Refreshing taste is bright with

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just enough bite. I would say that's accurate. Um.

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Great description. Uh, really, except for the ferocious

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peach, A410 collective here. I could I could buy it, you know,

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on a on a American pale here. Technically doesn't say hazy pale,

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but, um, it is on 5.8%. I got no problem with it.

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It's just when you start, I don't, I don't know,

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just the four threes and the above that it just kind of blows

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my mind for something, you know, simple. Simple. Not mind blowing.

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Right. Just solid. Yeah. Like it's not like nothing's wrong.

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There's nothing wrong with it. Let's let's be straight there.

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There's absolutely nothing wrong with the beers or toppling Goliath.

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But the hype, like you're talking that comes with some certain

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breweries that it gives them like a couple extra points. Hey.

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Yeah, well, they produce this or they've produced that, or I've

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liked this from them, so. Voila. I'm telling you, it's a real thing.

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Yeah, but no, this is a super solid. I always like picking these guys up,

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you know, it's, uh, it's always on a shelf. Yeah.

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By me. I don't know about you. Uh, it's always on a shelf here.

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So it's, uh, whenever I'm looking to not break the bank,

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but still get some, you know, flavorful, good craft beer.

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Sure. Bam. Pick them. Up. Another safe option like we were

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talking about last week. Yes, absolutely. You know.

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You're never gonna go wrong. Yeah. You know, for a while, to be honest,

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I haven't seeked out toppling Goliath. Sought out, sought out.

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Seek out. I've been drinking. Uh, but I do remember a moment in

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time when I could find them at, like, total wine and stuff.

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Okay, I haven't seen them recently, but, like I said,

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haven't looked for them so they could be right in front of my face.

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And I don't know it, but, you know, I get like a Sudoku or something

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like that. Never really saw King. So I think I only got that

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through Tavor, but, uh. Yeah. Well, maybe keep your eyes peeled.

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Yeah. There you go. Or don't just don't go to a total

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wine. Because, well, there's that. They totally suck.

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Total wine and crap. Uh, I think I forgot to mention

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this earlier, but, uh, shout out to our top listing city

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of last week. Chicago. Whoa. Yeah. What up? Midwest. Yeah. What up?

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I was just going to say little Midwest action. Yeah.

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Flexes their hero out there. Hopefully. Yeah.

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Before we get into any news. Little ludicrous libation.

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It's been a minute since we've done one of these.

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This is out of Pennsylvania, where six packs are only sold by bars,

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cases by beer distributors, and wine and liquor at state monopoly stores.

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Therefore, it's impossible to buy beer and

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spirits at the same location. The same is true of beer and wine.

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Interesting. Yeah. Gotta go multiple spots,

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cuz they got those weird fucking backwards liquor store law things.

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Yeah, it makes no sense. I don't get it, man. Well I do.

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It's Budweiser. Right? We've talked about it many a times.

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Yeah. Prohibition. It's really so like,

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it's really shitty. But I also find it super interesting.

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Like how much law forming Budweiser did after prohibition.

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And, like, all these weird distribution,

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distribution laws that we have now and like the three tiered system

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and all that, that's all Budweiser. The three tiered system is it's

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super messed up. Yeah. And it's all it was all an

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attempt to make sure, like, nobody else could sell as much beer

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as Budweiser because they were big enough to fund all of that.

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Right. It's insane. Yeah. Super interesting, but insane.

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Great tour though. Really great tour. Yes.

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They teach you about the logarithm process. Oh, no. Wait.

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You teach them? Know what was. Yeah. What was that called?

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The beechwood aging process. Yes. Thank you very much for also.

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That just sounds like they went to the beach, found some wood

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and dumped it in a tank. Yes. Yeah. It's not lagrene. No.

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And it looks like it just looks like, uh, you've seen, like,

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a birch tree. Yeah. Yeah, it just looks like bark off

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of a birch tree. Probably is. I wouldn't be surprised. Uh, but.

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Yeah, they couldn't afford the beechwood.

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The beechwood aging process, which they're the only ones in

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the country that do or some shit. There's a reason.

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So you're just logging these loggers? I'm sorry. What, sir?

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Uh, we're beechwood aging the beer. You can see yourself out.

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Clearly you don't know what you're talking about. No.

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But, uh, the tour guide, she was great, great, kind hearted.

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And it was pouring rain. So when you have to walk in and out

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of buildings and to and from here, you know it.

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I didn't want to be a pain in the ass. I really didn't. Man, I.

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Kind of wish you would have. The beechwood aging process

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almost had me. Yeah, Shannon's not gonna let me

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go on this tour because she knows I'll say something. You.

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I would love for you to go on it. This is the Beechwood.

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Oh, is this where you logger things? No, sir. We Beechwood.

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Age logger. Let me listen, ma'am. Let me tell you how this works.

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Just like when they're talking about the recipes and the steps for how

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they make Budweiser compared to Bud Light. I said, oh, any questions?

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And I said yes. Uh, what hops do they use?

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She said, yes, they use a lot of hops, but oh.

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You know, I only recently decided to add more hops to. It.

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Any certain hops? Yeah, they use a lot of hops.

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All right. Just the leftover ones or just, uh.

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Hey, can we get a couple truckloads of hops? So, I don't know, whatever.

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Whatever they're going to give us. Oh. Makes me smile.

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Let's get a little news going before we get out of here.

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Yeah, let's do it. Fuck you. Budweiser. Uh, Monday night brew.

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We all remember Stone suing Molson Coors over the whole key

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stone light on their beer cans. Monday night brewing out of

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Atlanta made public that suing. Monday night raw. Yeah. Yep.

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Now they have to be Tuesday night raw.

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Uh, made public its beef with Molson Coors.

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Case of the Mondays Super bowl campaign, attorneys for the

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craft brewery sent a cease and desist letter alleging trademark

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infringement to the global brewer. On January 30th, intellectual

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intellectual property counsel for Molson Coors responded that the

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company will not be putting out any additional beer products in

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packaging with Monday's or Monday's light on it, and this is a one time

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production run as part of the month long promotion for the Super Bowl.

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Molson Coors previously lost their protracted trademark

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infringement lawsuit with Stone that ended with a $56 million

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jury verdict in Stone's favor. So I love their excuse of like, well,

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we're not going to do it anymore, so we're good, right?

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I thought that was kind of a brilliant ad campaign, by the way.

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Really? Why? I didn't get it. I thought it was brilliant.

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Somebody got a case of the Mondays, like Office Space. Sure.

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But here's I thought, well, nobody likes Mondays.

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So you're just further They're saying that no one likes your beer.

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Oh, that's how I took it. Like, I don't. Even like that.

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I don't want. A case of the Mondays. I thought it was kind of like a spin.

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Like a turnaround. Oh, maybe like. Oh, if you.

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Got it, you got a case of the Mondays.

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Like. Yeah, yeah. I just like. Yeah, I will call it a case of

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the Mondays because it's gross. Now things are looking up

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because you got beer. All right, well, you clearly got it.

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And I did not. Maybe. Yeah. You were the demo smart person.

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Here we go. Uh, draft volume declined 4.6%

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during the Super Bowl. Just like the Kansas City Chiefs

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draft. Beer also took a loss during the

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Super Bowl draft. Beer volumes declined 4.6% nationwide

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on Super Bowl Sunday, according to on premise insights from Beer Board ABS.

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Michelob ultra, which we talked about last week,

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was the number one beer on draft, up 11.9% year over year,

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and sibling brand Bud Light, the official beer of the NFL,

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was number two on premise, but that declined 3% compared to

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last year, according to Beer Board. Why are so many people drinking

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Michelob? Yeah, that's something I don't

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understand. So gross. My father in law drinks it and he's

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drank it ever since I've known my wife. So we're talking 15 years. Mhm.

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They came over for dinner back in the December maybe.

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My wife bought a six pack of Michelob for him. He drank one beer.

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There's I still have five Michelob Ultra in my fridge.

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Well maybe after working out. If. You need to like hydrate you could.

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I, I refuse to drink. Them. So gross. It's just not enjoyable. I'm not.

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I talk to you all the time. Yeah. I talked about this forever ago.

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This is fact. Before you were on the show.

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Went to a wedding out in North Carolina, in Asheville,

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and they raved about the craft beer they're going to have at the wedding.

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And they did. They had it. And it was really good.

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They had very little of it. And I did some fucking damage to

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those little kegs and it tapped. I don't know, halfway into the night,

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if not sooner. Yeesh! And all the beer he had after

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that was Michelob Ultra, and the only spirit they had was gin.

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And I am not a gin drinker. I'm a gin drinker,

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so that would have been puking my brains out at this wedding.

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I drank some gin and I did some puking. Oh that's awesome.

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I got so drunk I put myself to bed. I remember at one point during

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the night it wasn't quite over, but it was starting to wrap up.

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And that's when it fucking hit me. And I went, oh no.

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If I don't get out of here, it's going to be trouble and messy. Ooh.

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And we were staying on premises, so it was,

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but it was a large property with like little bungalows and whatnots.

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So I told the wife, I said, hey, I'm going back to the room.

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Stay out as late as you want. It is her friend.

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And so I went back to the room. I stripped as I walked to the

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bathroom. So by the time I got to the bathroom,

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I was just in, like, my action. Just like undershirt and boxers.

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And I don't think I actually ever threw up, now that I think about it.

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I don't maybe I did I don't think I did, though.

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And when she walked in to the room, it was me laying in the bathroom

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with just undershirt and boxers, and she's like, what are you

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doing on the bathroom floor? I was like, the tile.

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Is so nice and cold. Yep, yep. You have no idea how many times

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I've walked in from a night out. And right as I closed the door

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from the garage, I'm halfway into my undershirt in my boxers.

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It is. It's just you need. You need to just feel free,

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you know? Yeah. It's like in case whatever happens,

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you just need to be loose. You need to be free sans clothes.

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Sans clothes. Just like interim Brian.

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And it was Asheville. It was muggy. I need it out of.

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I needed to be cooler. It was. Yeah. Anyways, I don't think I threw up.

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Maybe I did, but I'm pretty sure I did not. Actually, I.

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Don't know, you. Feel like ass. Almost every time I drink gin.

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Well, that's not true because I drink gin casually.

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When I was younger, gin was my drink of choice.

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And, uh, this was before I measure all my drinks.

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Now, if I make them at home because I'm smart, mature.

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Right when I was young, man, I would just glug, glug, glug and

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then a little juice on top of it and, uh, playing some NHL, you know,

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2007 or some shit, and and. You probably weren't drinking the

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highest of quality gins. I mean. No. Oh, Beefeater. You know, Tanqueray.

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And, uh, what's the other New Amsterdam? Oh, yeah. Classy. Yeah.

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Super. Nothing but the best. Yeah. Not for me.

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Um, speaking of North Carolina, a proposed bill would lower drunk

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driving limit to 0.05. I could. Yeah. I don't get it. So here's the thing.

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I'm not a proponent of drunk driving, but, uh, the representative from

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North Carolina, Mike Clampit. What a name.

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Clampit said he's a former firefighter, and he said, uh,

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most recently, example in my county. Head on collision with a gentleman

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that had a 0.31 on the scene of this head on collision, the second head on

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collision since 2017. All right. So that guy had a 0.31 by lowering

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the limit from oh eight to oh seven. How are you preventing that guy

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from doing what he did? Yeah, well, I thought you said oh

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five they wanted to do. Oh, yeah. Oh eight to oh five. But even still.

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Whatever I said. Know what I mean? Not what I say. Right, right, right.

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I don't understand how that's going to prevent drunk drivers from,

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from, you know, it'll prevent bus drivers maybe a

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little bit from oh eight to oh five. But if if people are three times,

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four times over and they're getting into accidents, changing the law is

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not going to affect that at all. No, that that individual has an

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issue. Yeah. That is completely separate than

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the law. And there have been studies that show

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that lowering the ABV or BAC, um, doesn't affect drunk driving at all.

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Jeez, you said 0.31. I thought you said 0.031.

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Good lord. Let's see. Point. Yeah. .31. Good lord.

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Just shy of four times over. I didn't sound shocked when you

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said that because I thought you said something else. Good lord.

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Yeah, four times over. Something like.

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Well, if he's 0.03031 and they want to change it to oh five. Well yeah.

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But what is that going to do? Right. No, this I mean that's like

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alcohol poisoning right there. Oh yeah. You shouldn't be awake.

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You shouldn't be. Yeah, yeah. So anyways. Comatose. Yeah.

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I don't agree with the oh eight to oh five lowering.

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I don't think it's going to achieve what they hope it'll achieve,

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because people who are drunk drivers are still going to be drunk drivers.

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Right. Because it's the people with the

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problems. Right. Either they have a drinking

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problem or they have a decision making problem. Correct.

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Either way, they're not going to go like, oh, I think I'm at an oh six.

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I better not hop in the car. Right, right, right. Yeah.

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That's that's not what you're preventing.

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You're either going to be smart about it or you're not. Thank you. Exactly.

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So we'll end it on this one real quick.

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Drunk driver charged in resisting arrest. This comes out of Guam.

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A drunk driver on the wrong side of the road crashes into another car.

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54 year olds in Guam. 1 or 2. 54 year old Joseph Charles

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Connolly is charged with driving while impaired and resisting

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arrest as misdemeanors. Court documents state Guam police

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met with the driver of a Tacoma noting the smell of alcohol.

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When asked if he had anything to drink, Connolly allegedly said,

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yeah, a lot. He refused to take a sobriety test

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and continued giving officers a hard time when told he was under arrest.

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Yeah. A lot. It's like that guy that got

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arrested for, uh. Man, this is a couple months ago.

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You got arrested for drunk driving here because he had.

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He had open containers in his passenger seat.

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The cops pulled him over and he looked at him and said, you got me.

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Like it was some fucking game or challenge. Like tag. Oh, man.

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You're it. People are fucking dumb. People are fucking dumb.

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And on that, we'll hit some music and get on up out of here. Don't be dumb.

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I hope y'all's just came back from Texas or staying very well hydrated.

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And I reckon on that note. Good night everybody.