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Welcome in, everybody, to the craft beer republic.

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Thanks for drinking.

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Thanks for joining.

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I am Greg, and that is the hardest football fan I've ever known.

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That's Flexy.

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What's up, big fella?

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It's a big night for me.

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Big night.

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Good.

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Big night.

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Long night.

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Hard night.

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Long.

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Hard and fun.

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Real good night.

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Yeah, good stuff.

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How are you, though?

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I never asked how you're doing.

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Well, thanks.

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I'm all right.

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I'm still recovering.

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Could be it makes me want to, like, pick up a coke habit every now and then, but other than

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that, doing all right.

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And let me correct myself.

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I'm sorry.

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I hate when I say you're.

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Because.

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I meant your.

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Because your isn't a word, and your is.

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And I.

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I'm not, like, a grammar snob, because I still don't understand the english language fully.

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You're sort of a grammar snob.

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But, I mean, you know, the.

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The basics.

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You have a.

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Like a.

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You.

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Your.

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Your shirt, right?

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Or something like that.

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I mean, that got ripped up.

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Mosh pit.

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So it's in the garbage.

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But I did have a.

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I did have a yore.

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Y o u re shirt.

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I like it.

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Nothing kills me more.

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Use the wrong people.

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Use the wrong.

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Your.

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The yore, the theirs.

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Yeah.

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What's the other?

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There's one more that really gets me, and I can't think of it right now.

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There's one that gets my wife.

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I can't think of.

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But I like to say when people still text and they use the letter r instead of the word r

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and the letter u instead of the word you.

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Yeah, look, we're not on the little fucking nine key keyboards anymore.

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Spell the whole world out.

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Also, learn your forms of two.

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Yes.

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You know who's really bad?

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It's my mom.

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Oh, man.

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I thought you were gonna say Shannon.

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Oh, no, no.

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Shannon.

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Her and I are very similar on our grammar nazi ness.

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Um, my mom is horrendous.

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I think part of it is she uses, like, the speech to text, but I'm pretty sure siri fucking

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hates her at this point.

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And I'll get these messages, and sometimes I just respond, have you been drinking?

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You just have to try and decipher them.

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Yeah, it is possible.

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When we hear in Portugal, my mom texted me a question about Portugal, asked me to find out

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what the answer was, and I just responded back with, have you been drinking?

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Because I had no idea what her question was.

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Then, like, two days later, she responded to her own message and was like, don't worry.

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I googled it.

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And found the answer.

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Like, it's a good fucking thing.

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Because I don't even know what you asked me.

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That's like, my dad, he'll do the talk to text, but it'll all come out in, like, one run on

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sentence.

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Yeah.

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And then, like, he'll even say laugh out loud.

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And then it will, like, smell laugh out loud.

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Not lol.

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It's.

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It's the fucking best.

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I love when talk to text doesn't quite catch on.

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And you're reading it, and then it just says, like, spelt out exclamation point.

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Yeah.

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I don't understand how talk to text does like.

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Yeah, like the punctuation.

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Yeah, yeah.

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I usually give it punctuation.

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Yeah.

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I'll just be like, hi, comma, what is happening tonight?

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Question mark?

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I would love to get some beers.

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Exclamation like, I'll.

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I'll sit there and sound like an idiot and say it all.

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So does it actually work like that?

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Oh, yeah, yeah.

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Wow.

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I mean, that's.

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That's how I do it.

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Like, I say all the proper quote in quotes.

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Proper, you know, grammar thing.

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I feel like I do that and it just says question mark.

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Oh, really?

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You know, with exclamation, there's like, exclamation point and exclamation mark.

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One's wrong.

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I think Mark is wrong.

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Right?

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Or point is.

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I don't remember.

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Anyways, one of them, when you say it, it spells it out and the other one, it does the

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right thing.

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Huh.

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Is it an exclamation point or an exclamation mark?

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I think it's point and it's a question mark.

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Yeah, I think so.

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Good thing it's not a grammar show.

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Thank you.

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Be me to it.

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Not a grammar show.

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So we'll move on.

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But we're not going to move on from following us on the social.

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Zach raft, beer poke and head flex me fear underscores in between.

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If you ever want to call us, it's 805538 beer 2337.

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Shout out to hot Lana for being our top listening city last week.

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Yeah.

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What up, Hotland?

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Thanks for checking this from maybe.

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Yeah, it's where the players play.

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That's what I hear.

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Yeah, that's.

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That's what Luda, also Luda, one of my, like, top five favorite rappers of all time.

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Big beats hit street, see, gangsters, Romande.

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If anybody says anything about 22, I immediately just go, I can't lose the 22s, bitch.

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That's what's up.

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I love that song.

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So good.

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All of this shit so good.

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Anywho, not a ludicrous show.

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Well, ludicrous libation.

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Okay.

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I like that.

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All right.

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All right.

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We'll see.

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Anyways, let's mix things up a bit.

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We're both looking a little sober.

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Why don't we ask some questions?

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See what you're drinking over there.

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Oh, wow.

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In a world where craft beer is.

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Kingdom, a world where muscles are bigger.

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Than growlers, only one tongue can guide us.

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One man.

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One tongue.

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One tongue jobber.

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In this, licking the microphone must find out what is flax drinking.

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Lick it like a lollipop.

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Alright, so tonight I'm drinking a beer from Lion's tail brewing company.

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Hmm.

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And I went out on a limb on this one.

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Okay.

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I like these guys.

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I do.

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I can't say I don't, because I do.

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Yeah, you've had them on the show before.

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Had them on the show before.

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I buy their stuff, you know, every now and then.

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But their ipas, most notably, they are very big on naming them juicy Daisy and not

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following suit.

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Right.

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So I did see them post the spear.

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I thought, wow, that looks really good.

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So I bought it, Greg.

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So this is juice shark.

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Okay.

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It is in the name juice, right.

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Not haze.

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It's not a Hays shark.

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It says it is a New England IPA, 6.6% AbV.

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And they're.

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They're can art.

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It's always.

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It's got their lion logo.

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Mm hmm.

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And it's always got a little bubble.

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And it works.

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What I do like about it is they have messy, for me on this backside, it's a little bit.

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It.

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It works.

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But on the backside of the can, it's similar to Drucker where it has the malts.

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They use the hops they use.

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So they use pale pilsner, wheat and oats in this.

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And then the hops are citra.

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And then.

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Get this one, Greg.

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It's like a coordinates.

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Got it.

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2480 five.

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That's a hop.

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Or maybe it's two four b.

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Yeah, yeah.

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Two four b zero five.

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But you can understand a b and an eight looking similar.

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Oh, yeah.

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And then they also have another line of information for inspiration.

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And it says, you're gonna need a bigger boat.

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Do they use the right your.

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They did.

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I was waiting for you to ask.

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It is y o U.

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Fosteriary.

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Glad to hear it.

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And then they have this little, uh.

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It's like this little attribute chart.

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Oh, yeah.

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Little flavor chart.

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Yeah.

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So it shows, like, tropical, juicy, hazy, dry, dank citrus.

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So this one has hazy to the max.

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Juicy to the max.

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Tropical to almost the max.

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This shouldn't be a dry beer.

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It shouldn't be very dank, and it shouldn't be very citrusy.

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They call those spider charts.

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Is that right?

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I don't know, dude.

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You're way techie than I am.

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So untapped has this.

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So, again, this is a newer beer.

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246 check ins on untapped, a collective 3.9, which isn't terrible.

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No, that's a pretty solid rating.

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It says brewed to minimize bitterness and maximize juicy hop flavors.

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From citra and experimental 24 b, zero five hops.

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Big doses of oats and wheat deliver fluffy mouthfeel and leave a lovely haze.

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Notes of watermelon, hard candy, ripe berry, and citrus fruit.

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You're gonna need a bigger boat.

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That's what it says.

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Hmm.

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So, on the schnoz, let's look for watermelon, berry, and citrus.

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Okay, I'm looking.

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I do get a little fresh berry mixed with citrus on the nose.

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Um, a little bit dank.

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And then now there's some watermelon coming through.

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Okay, that's interesting.

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All right.

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And it is like.

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Like a watermelon jelly rancher.

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That's kind of crazy.

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Obviously, the best flavor of jolly ranchers.

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I disagree, but let me get the tongue jabber warmed up.

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Okay.

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So they were right.

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They minimize the bitterness.

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There is no bitterness.

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The juice is not maximized.

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The flavor is minimal, but it is very minimal.

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Watermelon and berry.

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That's coming through on here.

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I'm gonna get another sip.

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Yeah.

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Go back in for more research.

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I repeat, there's no bitterness.

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And the.

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The juice is not maximized.

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But those flavors are there, and it's minimal.

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But this works.

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And, like, for a 6.6% ipa, it is hazy.

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I will show you this, too, as well.

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Can confirm it is a hazy beer.

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A 3.9.

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This is solid.

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I would not turn this down.

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I would order this at a brewery.

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I would drink it if somebody bought it for me.

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Okay.

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But the maximize of the juice, I wouldn't put that on there on the label.

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My biggest.

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So here's my biggest beef with these guys.

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I'm going to put this out here.

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Let's hear it.

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All of their ipas that they usually come out with are, like, super duper malt forward.

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So you have to understand, like, real old school.

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I am on.

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Well, even when they're, like, juicy, hazy New England, they claim they're just always very

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multi.

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I am beside myself right now drinking this.

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That is a flavorful, an actual New England IPA, as it says.

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And do you miss the dank at all?

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The bitterness?

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I should say.

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Not on this.

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Okay.

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Not when they say that they minimized it.

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Like, that's what I'm expecting.

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Right?

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So if I got some and they said they minimized it, I would say, well, this is.

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You probably figure out what you're doing and then fix it.

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But this is.

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I mean, this one is.

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It is a solid, nice offering.

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It's not exquisite.

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It's not phenomenal.

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It's not great, but is.

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It is a solid offering.

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Would drink again, 100%.

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Would drink again.

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Maybe.

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Maybe like a three, seven, five on untapped.

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Maybe I'd give it.

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Okay.

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Which is, again, not terrible.

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Right.

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But, you know, four is pretty high marks.

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I.

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Yeah, I definitely wouldn't give this a four.

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Okay.

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That's fair.

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Not.

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Not to be that guy who talks about his vacation for, like, the next six months or anything

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like that.

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You went on vacation?

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My sister got married.

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Did.

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Did you know your sister's pregnant?

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I'm sorry, what now?

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I didn't know she was married.

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And then she's gonna have some.

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Some bastard kid.

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She's not even married.

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What is, like, the big show is she gonna give birth to?

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Not a wrestling show.

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Well, okay.

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Yeah, I heard.

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Turns out she's pregnant or something, apparently.

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Yeah.

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Slut.

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Yeah, one at a time.

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What was it?

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Oh, not.

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Not to be the vacation guy for the rest of my life or anything, but I had that issue with

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most the ipas I had in Portugal.

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Real malty real, like, you know, here's your loaf of bread with your ipa kind of thing.

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And not very great, just not for me.

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They.

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They really were a little bit weird on all the, like, the loggers and pilsners I had over

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there, for the most part, had, like, a real, like, funk to it.

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Sort of like a farmhouse funk.

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Interesting.

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And it's like the logger.

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It's like this just says lager.

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You know, give me a nice, clean.

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You know, I'm thinking german style lager.

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I wonder why that is, like, what's going on with the brewing process.

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I don't know.

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It's like, I don't need your fucking sweat socks in my lager.

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Unless it's just not very clean.

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I don't know.

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Yeah, maybe their water is not the best or something.

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Water is a big deal when it comes to brewing.

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I did.

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This is gonna make me sound so american.

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I did Google, like, can Americans drink the water in Portugal?

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Yeah.

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You don't.

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You go to Mexico.

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You don't drink the water.

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Right.

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That's well known.

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Yeah.

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So I just wanted to confirm.

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And first of all, for anybody wondering, you totally can.

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It's safe, meets all the standards of some european something.

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But they did say, like, scientific, right?

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Yeah, it's got a ph level of your mom.

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Um, they did say that it's not the tastiest water and it tasted whatever.

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It didn't taste bad.

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Local water out here tastes like shit.

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So I was like, compared to at home, this isn't that bad.

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But that being said, that might be why their beers have a funk to them or something.

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There's Santa Monica or Santa Clara that has the best tap water rated in the world, by the

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way.

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Really?

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In California?

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Yes.

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Huh.

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I've some of my favorite California tap water.

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Google it right now is.

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I'm gonna do it is mammoth.

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Mammoth has great tap water.

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Comes, you know, fucking snow runoff.

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Sounds delicious.

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Yeah.

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This is not a tap water show, but.

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Oh, this is an article.

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Apparently San Francisco gets their water from yosemite, so it tastes really good.

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Uh oh, here's from this year, Santa Ana tap water named world's best with third gold medal

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at Berkeley Springs International water tasting.

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I work.

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I have a location in Santa Monica or Santa Ana, so I should drink the water next time I'm

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down there.

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Apparently I was close.

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It was a Santa.

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Yeah, one of the.

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There's half the cities in California are Santa's, so you.

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It gets confusing.

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There's a Santa.

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Santa Claus, Indiana, or something like that.

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Or Santa, Indiana.

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I don't know, Zach.

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It's like a whole.

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No, it's like a whole Christmas themed town.

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Like, I'm telling you, like, they have it.

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Not unlike Dildo Canada.

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Yeah.

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No, yeah.

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It's like, if dildo was Christmas, like.

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That'S how great would it be if the light posts and everything in dildo Canada were valid

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dildos?

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Yeah.

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Just fake dicks with light bulbs.

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Yeah.

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I was telling somebody at work about that place and they're like, that's not real.

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I said, no, it's a real place.

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And I google mapped Dildo Canada and it fucking came up.

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You could show them dildo brewing.

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I mean.

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Well, that's what I was.

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So that's how the conversation started.

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Telling them all about the dildo stout or stout Dildo and all the other obnoxious names

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that they come out with that they just play off of.

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And I wish they'd take it like, a step further to where, like, you know, the stout.

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The Dildo stout would be like, you know, come get a big dark dildo.

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Something like that, you know, too far maybe.

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It's kind of Vince McMahon.

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Ooh, that's gross.

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I'll see myself out.

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Not a Vince McMahon.

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Nope, nope, nope.

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I am surprised Deb hasn't moved to Dildo Canada yet, though.

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Ah, she's more about the real dicks.

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That's true.

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Fake dick.

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That's true.

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So, all right, this was like a good point to move on.

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Stop talking about Dick's real or fake.

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Hey, can I complain about some beer, please?

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Okay, went to.

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What kind of beer is it?

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Gross beer.

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Went to lazy dog.

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You guys have lazy dog restaurants out there?

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No.

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All right.

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It's kind of like a BJ's type of place.

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Sign me up.

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The restaurant, not the, nevermind, not the 38 seconds of pleasure food and beer.

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And they have a craft beer club and they have forget who it is nowadays.

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Melvin Brewing, I think does their beer club beers or something like that.

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And they also will bring in other breweries to do special one offs.

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A few months ago, Monica over at Petalse did a collaboration with lazy dog.

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It was in all their restaurants.

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And anyways, so that part of it's cool.

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They cater to people with dogs.

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They have like a dog menu.

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If you have dogs, you can sit outside.

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That didn't even cross my mind.

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I'm gonna tell you, first of all, we never buy marty.

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It's like, I'm not paying $10 for a fucking chicken breast and rice, asshole.

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Enjoy your kibble.

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Also, he can't eat that shit.

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It'll make him sick.

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But, um, God dang it, his food, so goddamn, I wish it was like $10.

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Anyways, went there, had a little dinner, had some beverages.

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One of their core beers is an IPA.

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It's called huckleberry Hayes.

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And that's all it said.

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Okay, and it was an IPA.

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And you know, the ABV.

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All right, I will take a huckleberry haze.

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I thought it was just a cute alliteration, a little play on words.

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All right, well, apparently it's fruited.

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Did not say it was a fruited IPA.

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And it tastes like a fucking flintstone vitamin.

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Ooh, what color?

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The gross red raspberry one.

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Oh, I was a big fan of the orange and the purple.

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All right, well, whatever the worst Flintstone vitamin is is exactly what it tastes like.

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Man.

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Sometimes I would eat two Flintstone vitamins in the morning.

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I love the vulgar thing.

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Maybe I need a huckleberry IPA.

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Maybe you do, because I got that thing and I smelt it I was like, oh, this isn't promising.

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And then I tasted it, and I was like.

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I plugged.

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I fucking plugged and chugged.

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It was so great.

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I handed it to Shannon.

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I said, hey, correct me if I'm wrong, is this a Flintstone vitamin?

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And she agreed with me.

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And then I plugged in chugged because it was so gross.

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Yeah, no joke.

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I sometimes used to sneak a Flintstone vitamin before my mom would get downstairs, and then

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she would come downstairs and give us all vitamins so that I would get two.

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And I love them so much.

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And I love the way they taste.

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I love everything about them.

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By the way, that story was from a week ago.

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It's not from when he was a kid.

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Oh, dear.

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That's pretty accurate.

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But anyway, so all this to say, fuck you, lazy dog.

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If you're gonna have a fruited ipa, put next to it that it's, like, fruited or supposed to

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taste like huckleberry or something.

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I'll agree to that because it was fucking disgusting.

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The other thing, and this is not lazy dog, this is a brewery.

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They put world famous next to one of their beers.

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I can confirm with you it's not world famous.

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You can't just put world famous next to.

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Should we start calling ourselves the world famous craft beer republic and just see if it

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catches on, you know, what's world famous like?

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Like Budweiser.

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I would say that's pretty world famous.

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Yeah.

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I mean, we are popular in Finland.

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John Travolta.

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I'd say that's pretty world famous.

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Yeah, I can agree with that.

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Lazy dog beer.

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I haven't heard of him.

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In Wisconsin.

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Right?

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Not world famous.

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No, apparently not even us famous, but that's my point.

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Yeah.

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Can't go world if you can't complete the whole us.

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Right?

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Exactly.

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So anyways, this is not lazy dog, but is that a brew?

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He's like, they're world famous.

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Blah blah, blah iPa.

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I was like, what?

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Wait, it was just at a random brewery?

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Yeah.

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Oh, that's even more obnoxious.

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Yeah, yeah.

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It was world famous.

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And it was one of their beers.

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I was like, no, that works, homeboy.

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You don't just slap world famous on there.

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And so it becomes.

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Right, like, it's gotta be pretty renown.

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Yeah, worldly renown.

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World renowned.

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There you go.

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And if it's not, then you're a liar.

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Yeah, I wouldn't even say it's local famous.

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So anyways, stop putting world famous next to shit.

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Doesn't mean it's world famous.

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Unless we're the world famous craft beer republic.

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Finnish famous.

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Right.

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What about South Korea?

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European famous.

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Yeah, barely.

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Like a small section of Europe.

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Romania.

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Yeah.

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Start calling it the world famous tongue jobber.

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Yeah.

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I mean, I don't see why that can't play out.

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Sure.

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We should make a shirt just as world famous tongue jobber.

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Nothing else.

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I wonder how that would do about.

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As well as all of our other shirts.

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And then get another shirt that says zungen jobber.

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Translate world famous into German.

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World famous.

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Zungenjammer.

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Just put a v instead of a.

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W.

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Didn't that just make it german?

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I'm pretty positive, yeah, we've offended all two german listeners.

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So change the w to a v and the o, two u, and it works out of.

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Yeah.

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Put like an umlat somewhere.

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Yeah, yeah, we'll be good.

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Yeah, yeah.

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It's the only german word I know.

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Umlaut.

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Yeah, yeah.

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Guten tag.

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Yeah.

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I know how to say beer in German.

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Beer.

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Beer.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Got that far.

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Beer.

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Beer.

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Yeah.

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All right, let's move on to some things.

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You know what?

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I'm feeling a little thirsty over here.

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Yeah.

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Are you thirsty?

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I am quite thirsty.

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You look thirsty.

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You sound thirsty.

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I can hear it in my voice.

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It's a little scratchy.

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It's a little vacationy.

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Yeah.

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Let's make a call.

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He calls to the bullpen for beer.

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Yes, he does.

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All right.

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I am drinking Highland park breweries.

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Wowee.

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Hazy ipa.

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Wowee woweed.

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What a can, right?

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A lot of.

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Lot of colors and things happening.

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7.3%.

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A four oh six on a random.

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Ass abv, by the way.

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7.3.

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Yeah.

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Yes.

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With over 1300 ratings, it says hazy ipa hopped with 100%.

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Nelson Sovin hops.

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Nice.

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I knew you'd get hard over that one hazy beer that bursts with aromas of gooseberries.

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Smell the gooseberries.

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I was just going to say the gooseberries taste like gooseberries, tropical fruits.

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And the white wine and the white grape or whatever.

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Oh, man.

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Nelson.

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Good thing you got that fresh box of Kleenex with you.

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Give me all the Nelson.

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The schnoz.

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I'm really picking up the grip.

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It's a very light smell altogether.

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But what I do get is that grape, that white wine grape smell.

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Heck, yeah.

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Anzi zungan jabba.

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I can tell you what.

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When you taste something and you're not sure what it is, that is the gooseberry.

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Then I'm getting a little bit of gooseberry, more of that.

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That grape, that white wine grape.

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Okay.

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And pretty soft mouth feel.

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Certainly does not drink like it's over 7%.

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Feels real light.

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Little effervescence in there.

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I will say.

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Not always a fan of the Highland park beers.

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I've had a few.

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They've been, you know, probably 50 50 hit and miss.

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But this one I'm actually enjoying.

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I believe this one came to me from not murderer John.

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Okay.

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I hear he hasn't murdered anybody at this point.

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Still holds up to the name.

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It's unreal.

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Yeah.

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Which I'm one streak, you know.

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He'S really put one together there for still.

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Out there, not murdering people.

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Right.

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Shit's good on him.

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Yeah.

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Good, autumn.

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So, yeah.

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Good.

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Keep it up.

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Yeah.

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Keep that streak alive, please.

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For me, especially.

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Right, exactly.

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So.

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All right, let's get a little news going before we get out of here.

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The brewers association reports that the Midwest area has recorded production declines

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across all classes of beer.

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Overall, craft volume declined 1% in 2023, the first year output was down other than 2020.

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Can I interrupt you for a second?

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Yes.

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You just reminded me of something.

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When you said the Midwest, and I meant to.

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I meant to get on this after my St.

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Louis trip back in July.

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My memory is just so bad.

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I feel that St.

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Louis is considered a Midwest state.

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Let me just put this out here.

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Well, the whole city is considered a state.

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Or Missouri.

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I'm sorry?

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Missouri is considered a Midwest state.

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You got me.

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Two out of every three people has, like, a southern accent.

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How was that a Midwest state?

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That is weird.

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It doesn't make sense.

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Yeah.

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If everyone's walking around with southern accents.

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Kills me.

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Yeah, it's like the most non midwest Midwest state.

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And it's, you know, it's middle.

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Low middle.

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Let me pull up a map here.

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I mean, it's pretty middle.

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It's like the shirt of the soldier, you know, that runs down the middle of the country.

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It's like, minnesota, Iowa, Missouri.

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Yeah.

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What is it?

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What is.

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What's under.

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Is it Arkansas, Arkansas, and then Louisiana?

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Right?

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Yeah.

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I mean, like, it is a state above Arkansas.

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Yeah, it's pretty midwest in location.

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Well, it's pretty mid.

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Mid.

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Yeah, well, that's the other thing.

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First of all, the Midwest thing is so dumb.

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I don't even know how it got that name.

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I don't know.

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Because, look, we're the west.

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It's California west.

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You know, I'd say west.

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You could stretch into, like, Utah kind of thing.

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Maybe you can color around.

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I was thinking Colorado.

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All right?

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I mean, Colorado's fairly middle of the country, but.

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All right, we'll give it Colorado.

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Then you have the midwest after that.

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Why isn't that the mid.

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Why is it the midwest?

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You don't have a mideast.

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I don't know where that drive from.

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I really don't.

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It's fucking dumb.

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But I tell you what, we really own it here in Wisconsin.

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Oh, I know.

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And.

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And I'm not mad at the Midwest Persona or lifestyle or whatever.

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It's just the name is really dumb.

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Definitely a lifestyle.

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Thank you for that.

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Yeah, it really is.

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But it should just be the mid.

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Not the midwest.

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I don't know.

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Or, like the north.

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Like, we should at least be like the north.

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Mid north.

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Mid north.

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That would make more sense.

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It would make so much more sense.

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Yeah.

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Maybe it should be left to right, so mid, and then up and down.

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North.

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South, whatever.

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So, like, we would be southwest in California.

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Why is New Mexico the southwest?

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Yeah, it's barely west.

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It's pretty middle, isn't it?

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Like bottom.

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Bottom of the.

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Yeah, it's south.

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Correct.

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It should be like South Midlandhouse, but it's pretty blast.

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Yeah, I'll disagree with you on that one.

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Okay.

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Or mid.

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Mid south.

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I don't know.

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You know.

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Still sucks, though.

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What's that?

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Alabama?

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Yeah, absolutely.

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Roll, Ted.

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Hey, you know what?

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Not a.

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Not a map show.

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Not.

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Yes.

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Anyways, you know, we put it out there.

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Yeah.

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We gotta learn you something.

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So, Midwest, do you say.

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Do you say pop?

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Oh, soda.

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Okay.

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What do you.

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You say pop, right?

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No, we're.

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So.

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Wisconsin says soda.

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All the surrounding Midwest states are like, pop.

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Oh.

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I had never even heard pop until I was, like, a teenager.

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I was like, wait, somebody said pop.

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I was like, what is that?

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Like, pop rocks.

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It blows my mind, you know, like a coke.

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I was like, soda.

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Do you say drink?

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Do you say drinking fountain versus water fountain?

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Yeah.

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Um.

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Oh, I kind of.

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I think they're a little interchangeable.

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Well, trick question.

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Could we call them bubblers here?

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Oh, okay.

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Yeah.

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So that a bubbler is a device for smoking weed?

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Yep.

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Nope.

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It's what you drink out of.

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No, it's what I.

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What I smoke weed out of.

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I've never heard of that.

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It's like a bong and a pipe mixed together.

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It's like a small, tiny little bong.

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It's got a little bit of water in it.

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It's kind of cool.

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I haven't used one since high school, but, yeah.

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I mean, I've never used one.

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Not a bubbler show, right?

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Oh, here we go.

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In the story of what and why June shine adds what?

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Non June shine kombucha.

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Hard kombucha.

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Gross.

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That's why.

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I don't know.

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Well, hard kombucha brand adds a line of non alcoholic kombucha to their profile.

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Doesn't that just make it kombucha?

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That just makes it kombucha.

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You're right.

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Which usually, if I'm not mistaken, on the label, always has a less than 1% alcohol.

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Oh, really?

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On the label, I believe there's some amount of fermentation that, like, it has to have

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that.

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Oh.

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Makes a little bit of sense, but na kombucha sure doesn't.

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That's just fucking kombucha.

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Dumb as fuck.

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Yeah.

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That's the dumbest shit I've ever heard of.

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Molson Coors is gonna launch a trio of 8%.

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Hey, I bought some non alcoholic milk at the store today.

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Oh, just get regular milk.

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No, this is not alcoholic milk.

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It was na.

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Hey, I picked up some na.

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Pop.

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Gross.

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Long as I'm na.

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Dasani water.

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Gross.

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Don't say pop.

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I felt weird saying it, I'll be honest.

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Might be the first time it felt gross.

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It made me throw up.

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Na soda, mostly.

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Curious to launch a trio of 8% abv singles for convenience stores, the company availed a

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trio of 8% abv brands, playing off of the brand equity of its flavor, of its craft and

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flavored alcoholic beverages.

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Blue moon extra, simply spiked, bold and topo chico.

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Max.

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Okay.

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Had you with that one, huh?

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I do like the top of margs.

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Yeah, that's it.

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Vanessa got fucked on those.

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Yeah.

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She believe she said she passed out in her pool.

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Yeah, something like that.

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Yep.

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Yeah.

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Good times.

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Haven't been drunk like that in a long time.

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Same USP's they have reintroduced a shipping equity act, and they're basically.

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They're trying to change the law so we can ship beer.

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They did this, like, a year ago.

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We talked about it, and it just never went anywhere.

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They tried it a couple years before that, and it got turned down in Congress, so it's being

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brought back to legislation.

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Let's fucking do it.

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Guys, I know I've talked about this a couple of years ago.

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So when you send beer, I don't know what you ever send beer through?

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Is it post office or USP's or, I'm sorry, Ups or.

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I don't send beer, but if I were to, it would probably be ups.

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Okay, so when you take a package to the USP's and you got the whole little screen thing and

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you're checking off everything.

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It's not.

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Oh, kiosk.

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Yeah, right.

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That's the word I was looking for.

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They're like, are you aware you can't ship alcohol and this and that?

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And perfume?

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Which blew my mind that you can't.

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Ship perfume even because it's flammable.

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And then they say mercury comes up there, like, no shit.

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Thermometership.

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Mercury.

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I just thought to myself, what about Uranus?

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Damn it.

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Oh, did I steal your joke?

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No.

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Okay.

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I'm just thinking myself.

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I just pissed because I was good.

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Who the fuck doesn't know that they can't ship mercury, right?

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Like, it must be a thermometer thing.

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Like, people were shipping thermometers with mercury in them.

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But why?

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Like, I don't know.

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Who needs that many thermometers?

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Need to know each room of the house.

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I don't know.

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It just blew my mind that they're like, hey, dumb shit, I hope you're not shipping mercury.

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I might be like, it's a pretty volatile element, so.

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Yeah.

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Well, anyways, this law has been around since prohibition, and they're looking to repeal

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it, and it's about goddamn time.

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What if it passed?

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It should pass.

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Well, I.

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Well, I'm.

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I know.

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I'm just saying, what if it did?

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Then people can chip booze.

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Legally?

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Legally.

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Now, it's not really geared at individuals.

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Well, may or may not send beer to each other, but.

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But it is geared towards, you know, like, breweries being allowed to ship their own beer

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and that stuff.

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But it would still be make it legal, right?

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Yeah.

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It doesn't mention idiots like us sending beers.

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Like, I would probably ship beer way more often.

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No, you wouldn't have.

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Yeah, I would.

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Yeah.

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It's more of, like, a freak legality thing for me.

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Illegal, I guess.

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Not that I'd ship any beer, but if I did, I would use a UpS because there's no legal

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ramifications.

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They just steal your beer.

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They just steal your beer, throw it away.

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So they have stolen my beer before.

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I know.

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That's why I said that.

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Yeah.

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And kept it.

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And then apparently they just wanted the anagran.

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They sent the rest.

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That's right.

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So weird.

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I'll never forget that.

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They know they took an Enneagram nighthawk, and they wrote on there.

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They even wrote that not only did it explode, but they wrote which beer exploded on, like,

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the reason for delaying or whatever.

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Finally sent it on its way.

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And when the person received it, there was no evidence of a very dark beer exploding in the

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box.

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Maybe they repackaged it, maybe, and cleaned it all up.

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Here's the thing.

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I put everything.

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I put all the beers in a Ziploc.

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Not that I ship beers, but if I did, I put them all in.

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I only hear this story, like, every 14 months.

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Yeah, you get like once a year or so.

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And then inside of a.

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Or outside of the ziploc, I put all the ziplocs wrapped in a trash bag.

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It's like the chances of a beer exploding, and then you put it all.

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In a trash bag.

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Yeah.

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So ziplocs, then trash Baghdad.

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That's.

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That's pretty genius.

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I mean, not that I should be, but if I were to.

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So the chance of it exploding and then leaking to the outside are like, zero to zero, zero

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to 1%.

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There's no way that fucking nighthawk from here to San Diego, like, I could walk it there

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in a day.

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The three hour drive, there's no way in that amount of time it exploded.

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I don't know.

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I worked at FedEx for ten months and tell you, people don't handle packages as carefully as

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they should.

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Oh, I'm fully aware that everything's being thrown at all times, but I.

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Of all the beer packages, that's the one.

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Thrown is the right word.

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Despite skipped.

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Skip rocks on a.

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On a lake or something?

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That's kind of like that.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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It makes sense.

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All right, let's end it on this one.

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Not all the crazy people have to live in Florida.

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A handcuffed Long island man steals a patrol car after a drunk driving arrest.

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A 37 year old man was pulled over by state troopers around 05:30 a.m.

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last Friday on suspicion of driving under the influence.

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After failing a sobriety test, he was arrested, handcuffed, and put in the back of a police

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vehicle.

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While officers weren't looking, the man managed to slip his handcuffs to the front and free

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himself from the seatbelt.

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He climbed into the front seat of the patrol car and drove off from the scene.

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The car was later found about 3 miles away, while the man was then located in a nearby

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cemetery.

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He pleaded not guilty on Friday to charges that included grand larceny, criminal possession

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of stolen property, unauthorized use of a vehicle, use of a vehicle, and driving while

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intoxicated, and other charges.

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How do you plead?

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Not guilty.

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That shit, I'm sure it's on their.

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On their dash cam.

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I don't wait.

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Like, waiting in the cemetery.

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Being found in the cemetery.

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That's weird.

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And some undertaker shit, like, maybe he's.

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Just waiting to die.

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Oh, wow.

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Took a turn.

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No, super turn.

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Like you cranked that wheel all the way.

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All the way to the left.

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So anyways, fucking weird supes.

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Supes weird.

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All right, let's, uh.

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Let's wrap things up.

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Let's.

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Let's do it.

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You know better.

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I'm gonna hit some music.

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Thank you all for hanging.

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Thanks for listening, all that shit.

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Don't forget that either.

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Zero wise.

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I think that's everything.

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Hope everyone is staying very well hydrated.

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And on that note, good night, everybody.