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Watch out for my underwear.

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Welcome in, everybody.

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It's the Craft Beer Republic. Thanks for drinking.

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Thanks for joining.

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I am being joined by the biggest

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gentleman in the Midwest and that is Flex.

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How's it going, big, sexy?

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Just opening doors for people.

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You know, like a gentleman should. Right.

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Going in second?

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Yeah, finishing second

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in the building.

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Okay. Okay.

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A little journey over there

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and back for another week of punishment

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and still needs to sign her contract so she can officially deflect.

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Callie. Yay!

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And all of the children.

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Oh, okay.

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Really? Well, the papers.

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You didn't get. Them? No. Did you fax. Them?

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I did. My phone line might be down.

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Maybe I'll check it. Yeah. Yeah.

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Check out, like here. Cost in the mail.

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Yeah.

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Can't trust the post office anymore.

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Or UPS or FedEx. Yeah.

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It'll just arrive shredded if you put it by U.P.S..

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Oh, geez.

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They'll open it, drink one of the beers and return the rest.

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Yeah, but they'll.

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Let you know what beer was. Missing.

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They were. Very specific.

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Very specific about their thievery.

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All right, find this on the social is at craft beer republic at flex me a beer

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underscores in between an ice cold beer underscores after each one.

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And of course, our number is 805538 beer

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2337 mail craft beer dot com.

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Get your ten bucks off your first purchase.

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All right let's to gets to yes I put an S after get got a Ludacris.

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You know one of these days Greg

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I'm just waiting for you to say

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not a lot to get to today.

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Slowly today. We'll be here in about 8 minutes.

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And then we're. Going to be about a 17 minute show today.

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We just don't. Have a lot to. Get to. Right.

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So sorry. Flex. Take the wheel.

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Shoes over.

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In the corner crying his eyes. Out.

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17 minutes.

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Those are those.

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He'll just listen to it three times in a row and then he'll be satisfied.

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It'll be my favorite one to edit those 70 minute show, let me tell you.

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Yeah.

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As the co-host who does none of the work, I just show up.

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That's got to be rough.

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Yeah, 70 minutes wouldn't be rough, so maybe.

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Yeah, that's a new goal.

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Day in for, like, the 42 minute golfer.

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We already do. The 17. All right.

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Yeah, we'll start.

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We'll cut it in half first go for 21.

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We'll just start talking like auctioneers.

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Yeah. All right. We're going to grab everybody

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doing it and we can do it.

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Talking numbers. I'm not so. Going to go.

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Support.

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Them on the question of the night, a little more like maybe Air

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Zeros was going to start today.

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It's how you.

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But that's okay by me.

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Pretty good.

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That was solid. Yeah.

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You know, it's funny,

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I've heard from multiple people that they like

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to listen to the show on, like, half speed because we sound drunk.

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Oh, I've done that accidentally. I've.

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I've accidentally sped it up, and I'm like, what?

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All of a sudden I'm like, just coming to check on you. She got it.

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And then I.

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I'm like, okay.

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And then I, you have to, like, speed it up to slow it back down to go to normal.

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It especially like when I'm driving, I'm like, God damn it. And I'm like.

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How do you how do you. Do that?

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Don't you just is there an option for that?

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Yeah. Yeah.

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And sometimes, like, because my my car has like a

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almost like a mouse pad, like a like a, like a laptop.

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Computer. Thing cursor. Wow.

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And sometimes I just don't realize are my hands on and I brush it

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and then something will happen and it'll just like,

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cut to Greg sounding like he's singing All I Want for Christmas

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is my two front teeth with Albert and Simon and Theodore.

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And then to get back to normal speed, I'll hear it.

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It's like you've got

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Barney.

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Thanks for doing it.

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Thanks for joining.

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It was awesome.

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Yeah.

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I've heard from multiple people that they think it's hilarious to listen to.

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He's drunk.

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I'm like, I think you could play us on regular speed and here is drunk, but.

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The possibility whatever.

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Floats your boat over there.

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All right.

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Before we get into it,

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speaking of hydration and being drunk, let's talk about what's going on.

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Your drinking over here.

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Oh, gosh. Flex is freaking out over there.

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All right.

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Today we talk about.

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To go to dinner.

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Okay.

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Your phone's not ready for drinking Burley Oak Brewing Companies.

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And this was my birthday present from Nicole.

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Oh, happy birthday, Bree.

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Birthday? Yeah, it was yesterday.

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No, it wasn't.

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It wasn't engaged.

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But I'm.

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I'm glad I saved.

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I always save these ones from my head.

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And I know. Who aged. Fine.

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Your mom?

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Oh, yeah.

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I'm sorry. God. God.

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Yeah. Burley Oak Brook Cavities,

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Jelly Nut Jam. My favorite joke.

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Ladies and gentlemen.

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Round of applause. My favorite. Joke.

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I can just imagine that my wife is downstairs cringing.

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Rolling her eyes about. This.

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Yes, this is lemon strawberry and vanilla, 4.4%

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as a399999 untapped.

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And they say absolutely nothing about it.

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So yeah.

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We'll tell you all about we'll.

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Tell you all about it.

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Uh, on my schnoz,

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I get so much of that lemon a little bit of the strawberry.

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It just smells like a lemonade with a hint of strawberry in it.

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I get a lot of strawberry.

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Also, the lemon.

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It is very tart, lemony.

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It literally tastes like Italian soda, strawberry lemonade, and it has alcohol.

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So it's like the best of both worlds. They say it's hard.

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Ding, ding, ding.

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Ding. Ding.

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Yeah.

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I mean, honestly, if Sours didn't tear of your stomach,

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I would drink this all day long.

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Like, this is delicious. Yeah, it's.

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This is a good beer.

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If you're a non beer drinker, like bring you over to the dark side like this.

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It's just fun to, like, break it up, you know,

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you have like your normal beers and you just get this.

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It's making my tongue go wild.

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Yeah, it's so tart, like.

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Like fizzy lemonade.

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It's. It's really good.

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If your tongue jabber went wild.

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What's the sound?

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Your tongue that would make.

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Like, a turkey. I.

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We are getting close to Thanksgiving.

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So that's what I was hoping for.

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Yes. Yeah, you're welcome.

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You and Erika, with your.

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Coming. Right?

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I hope you're satisfied over there. Flakes.

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Super satisfied. Glad.

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Yes. So, Jillian, I.

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Jim good beer.

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Better joke, honor percent.

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Worst joke ever. Oh, it's the best. It's my favorite.

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I tell everybody I know I tell people I don't know.

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My favorite is when we're together and you tell me to tell it.

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And then you look over my wife.

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I want her to hate him, not me. She's like my best. You know?

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Oh, it's like immediately to

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look at her faces like, I don't know you and I'm going to divorce you.

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God, I'm like, But we can still be best friends, right?

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Yeah.

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So for everyone that's new to the show,

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what's the difference between jelly and jam?

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I can't jelly my cock down your throat.

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Huh? Uh, I still laugh.

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It's a nice flavor.

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It's my favorite.

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So, so bad.

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So bad.

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It doesn't make my cheeks hurt.

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My. My

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ex-boyfriend

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works at a brewery that we frequent, and he told us

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that he was going to culinary school, and I was like, Oh, okay, like, great.

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Good for you, dope for you.

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Life choices.

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And he wanted to open up a jam company.

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With. A straight face.

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And, you know, it's not because I think he's a loser just because of the joke.

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And, you know, the other maybe followed suit.

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Right.

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Did you ask him if he knew the difference?

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No. You know, I was going to and then I looked at naked.

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I was like, I can't waste this joke on him.

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Like, I can't like I don't want him to know.

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Wouldn't it be obnoxious to come up with a jam company

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called Cocks Jam like CEO X

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and your tagline We jam our jam down your throat.

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No jelly, our jam.

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Whatever or jam it. Yeah.

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I feel like that's genius. Oh.

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It is.

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We should start a jelly company.

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Well, you told me what he was going to name his, and it just.

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Nothing. Was it cocks?

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No cocks.

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Chicken, lollipop, trademark.

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And we got to tweak the trademark.

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That was his name.

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Be jammin or something.

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Oh God. What Paul Pauly B jam.

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Fucking years this.

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Very nineties.

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The Peach Jam and. The jam and man.

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Do. Sure.

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All right.

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Well, cocks, jokes.

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Nobody died.

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Yeah, I went ax throwing the other day.

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That's how awesome.

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Lot of. Fun is it the place in the. Yeah.

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Yeah the new ish place.

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I still can't get with the fact that they will feed you alcohol

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you throw sharp objects.

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I mean do they limit you like you get like a ticket? No.

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They have a bar.

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I mean, I'm sure if you got belligerent, they'd cut you off.

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But we were having this whole discussion

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like what must be insurance, be like on an establishment

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that allows you to throw sharp objects and served you alcohol.

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I wonder if they cap their ABV percentages.

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I know it's all local.

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I've been there just to sample the bar.

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Uh huh.

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I haven't thrown axes, but I've sampled the bar.

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Well, I know they have, like,

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liquid candy on tap, which is like seven and some change.

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So if they limited I mean, and what's the limit?

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Eight or eight maybe?

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I don't know.

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I don't think they do.

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Days go either, though, but good times and a lot of fun.

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Had a couple of tasty beers

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and then I have a question for everybody.

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A moral dilemma, if you will.

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I got an email from a brewery who used to send me beers.

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Sure.

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So that I would either

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talk about them on the show, post them on the gram, blah, blah, blah.

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They I haven't heard from them in

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probably since the very beginning of the year, maybe the end of last year.

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And they just upsetting to everybody that was on their list.

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And I got an email saying, hey, we'd love to send

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your latest release and have you talk about it.

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And I haven't responded.

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And I think I've missed the deadline to respond

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because since that brewery has sent us stuff,

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they have also been purchased and are no longer craft

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and they happen to be in the Candida area.

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But I won't name their name.

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Uh, I basically, I turned it down.

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I didn't know what to do.

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I was like, if you want to send me free beer, I'll drink it.

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But I don't think I can post it.

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I think the gram would fucking roast me.

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I would just politely tell them that you appreciate their kind offer.

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You've always been a big fan, but the fact that you do.

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Up until about June.

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The fact that you do a craft.

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Beer underscore.

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Podcast and they are no longer craft, you will have to politely decline.

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Yeah, probably a better way to go about it than just ignoring them.

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She's so professional.

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She really, you know, I 100% I'm an executive assistant.

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I have to write these like emails that are

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too, you know, kind but like, hey, fuck you.

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It's like.

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A professional.

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Way to sue a professional. Yeah, yeah.

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Those are my favorite.

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I just give you my email password and just.

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Have me do it. Yeah, that's right.

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Well, she's going to be part of the team now. That's true.

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She says, Oh. So.

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Get stuck in the fact somewhere.

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But papers have supposedly been signed.

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You know, there's a homing pigeon

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was the time.

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He'll be here in 4 minutes.

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8:40 p.m.. He's bringing the papers.

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It's fucking slow.

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Okay, here.

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Here it becomes. Like.

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It's like from beer fest.

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Somebody Badrinath is so good at beer games, they're like,

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she put him on our team, then.

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Like. Cool.

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He's so good at emails

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like PR.

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I'll just be your PR person.

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Yes, please.

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Please write all of our posts right after you.

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Write the post a lot better.

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You're a little bit more creative on that, but I can write a damn good email.

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You need some fluff in there? I.

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I need some fluff.

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Oh, we have to come to California.

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Let's see how it goes. There's no long. Just this fluffy.

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Okay, shot rule of the fourth thing.

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Yeah.

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So anyways, yeah, maybe I should.

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I never responded and I probably should, but

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yeah I just was like, I feel like I get roasted.

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She'll get roasted.

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You did the right thing, you know?

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I feel like you got to let sellouts be sellouts.

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And yeah, it is, you know, that's it.

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We just wipe, we wash your hands.

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But it's funny because

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it was a different marketing person to it than who used to reach out.

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So they must have had some turnover after the purchase.

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Or cleaning house or plane have been there.

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Yeah, I think you're still they're still there.

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Made it. Clean a little bit of house though.

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So yeah I got my 96 cent in our race roof. Man.

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Welcome to corporate motherfuckers.

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Yeah. It'll add up that.

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That's what they tell you.

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Uh huh, I.

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I did the math, and after taxes, she'll be able to afford the Firestone

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Brewmasters Club.

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Yeah, I could actually buy, like, three of them.

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Not after taxes. Couldn't?

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Oh, no, not after taxes. There will be one.

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Yeah, one and a half.

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Well, welcome to California.

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So, anyway, so that was that, um, and college, uh,

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I even prep you on this, but you had quite the come up

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last week on some bottles of.

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Oh, I did. Jones Christ.

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One of my best friends that I work with her

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husband is actually trying to get sober, though.

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You know, you hit the bottle. For him.

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To. Yeah, there are.

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No like, you know, there's like drinking for frenzies

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and then there's like, you got a problem and people.

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Write that. Line.

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Yeah.

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Well,

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she decided that it would just be best if they didn't have anything in the house.

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And she was cleaning out

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her guestroom to make it in office again.

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And she found, like, three tubs of beer in the closet.

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Wow. And I mean, wow. One.

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Oh, well, so.

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I think I have 37 beers at home.

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There's Libertines, there's brewery two rows, there's sort of smug city

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barrel age series and Saisons.

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We had one the other night. Was it?

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It's mug three.

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What do we have with Mike?

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Yeah, it was like eight.

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Great links to our neighbor.

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I don't know. It was delicious.

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It was tasty.

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Funky, but yeah, delicious.

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There's some modern times in there

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from when she was a member, before they were on the naughty list again.

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I mean, the De Beers that were dated 2015, so they're like, Holy shit,

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these come up.

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I could drink one every day until Christmas

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and make it like an advent calendar for beers.

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So yeah, I'm just a huge.

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Cover of them.

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My work birthday.

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Gave through me looking. Hangover.

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Yeah seriously.

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So yeah huge. Come up. I'm excited

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for the holiday season and drinking those and

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I mean bottle shares I've got some shit to like drink now.

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I'm like, hell yeah don't touch my own stash.

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I know your husband's.

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Really dirty touch my own stash.

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You have some people.

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At least two people going.

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I've seen your dance move, right? Yeah.

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The hands pointed towards the crotch, like looking a little like a raccoon,

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like a little critter.

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Exactly.

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With their phones.

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Critters itches.

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Oh, the critter has critters

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over her.

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Never. Never a good thing.

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Yeah.

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And the one that your husband's not excited for,

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I'm most excited for is that mega black house.

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Yeah. Oh, it's so good. I know.

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He thinks Black House is better. Yeah, and.

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Black House, can I not even tell you how much I miss Black House?

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I mean, I refuse to buy it, but I just.

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I miss it.

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And it was a salt.

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Like, we would go to the liquor store and just get a four pack,

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like every Friday when it was like our Friday beers.

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And they're like, yeah, they're just.

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I wonder, you know, now they're owned by Manly Brewing

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we talked about last week they're official re allowed to buy them again.

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Like what's the.

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I mean the CEO both have stepped away.

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Yeah well I mean, the CEO that was part of the naughty list is long gone.

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And then the one that took over after has now stepped away.

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So, I mean, I went to Maui Brewing in Hawaii at the end of September. And.

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Right, we. We had a burly wine.

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We did have a burly wine last night and it was great.

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Yeah, the wife was making fun of me.

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I liked it as it got warmer, so I was like warming it up in my lap.

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And then I let her finish outside.

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Well, is it your stash? Yeah.

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Keeping it warm with my stash.

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I let her finish it because we were driving

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and I gave it to her and she's like, Why is your beer so warm?

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She did make a rather loud comment.

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I was like, I just I. Liked it as a warmed up. You got more.

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The chocolaty notes is chocolaty and orange and burly.

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It was I really enjoyed it.

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And I, you know, I it's a moral it's a moral debate.

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I kind of have to see maybe give myself to the end of the year.

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Yeah, yeah. I feel yeah.

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Because I do miss some black house and.

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I really do too. And we had modern times at our wedding.

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Yeah. Space base. Good stuff. It is.

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So hopefully they can get off the naughty list.

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I don't know. I don't know how that works.

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All right. Ludacris Libation Law.

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We are going to Flex's favorite place where we.

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Go in.

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Alaska.

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Oh, I love Alaska.

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It stretches out,

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uh, in Fairbanks, Alaska.

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It was for a long time illegal to feed a moose.

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Any alcoholic beverage.

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Where's the fun in that?

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However, doing so is no longer against the law.

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He loophole.

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Look, it's a weird one to have on the books in the first place.

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I found it weirder to take it off the books.

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I feel like they figured out that like Moose

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can just hold their liquor better than any human being.

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I mean, have you seen them? They're like, you know, feet tall.

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Well, yeah, they're like £900.

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So it's like they they're like the Andre the Giants

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of, like, the animal world is what I'm assuming.

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You know, and it's not like you can give them very much alcohol.

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They can only serve people 36 ounces a day. So.

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Yeah, well, there's no rules on animals.

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On meats.

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Come on, man.

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Moose say you say moose.

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I'm just kidding. Moose's Mouse.

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Mouse I would just leave some Guinness in a bucket for them and

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see what happens.

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Why would you why would you subject them to that torture?

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Because I'm only going to drink a couple on Saint Patrick's Day

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and then I have the rest to get rid of.

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So I might as well share them with my wild moose friends.

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Your miss friends. Mrs.. Pieces?

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Yeah.

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I don't know why that needed to be revoked.

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Apparently, people were getting arrested for it.

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Maybe they're down in tourism and they're trying to get people to come to Alaska.

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Like come to Alaska and feed the fuck out of our moose.

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Just give them as much hooch as they want.

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Fun fact Collie loves feeding wild animals.

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And doesn't special part in my art from moose.

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Okay is it.

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Is it.

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Is it moose's. Is it. Can we use moose.

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It's just moose.

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It's like there's one moose or there's two moose.

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Yeah, it's kind of like, yeah.

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So look at all those moose.

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What is it kind of like? Now I want to know what it's. Kind of like.

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I was going to say there's another word that's like that isn't it?

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Fish?

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You don't say fishes. You really don't.

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You can. But I guess that's true.

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There's, there's seven fish over there. Oh.

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Oh, no octopus can be octopi. Yeah.

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And cactus of cacti, right.

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Yeah.

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Fish is a good one.

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Yeah.

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You wouldn't say there's eight fishes.

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Is in a fish is a word though. Is one fish.

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Two fish, red fish.

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Bluefish. That.

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That was you got me.

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Lex with the kids, you know, one.

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Fish, two fish, three fish, four fish.

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Yeah.

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Oh, a deer also.

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Ha. Yes.

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Oh yeah. There's three deer. Nailed it.

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So many the year.

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I was like one.

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There's so many deer.

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Oh, it's so good.

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Um hmm. Interesting. Yeah, those are good.

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I do love feeding wild animals. I have fed deer before.

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Yeah, in the wild. At the lake.

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Okay. Got it on video. Oh, my God. Best day ever.

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I love that.

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We have a wildlife sanctuary zoo.

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Like, about an hour north of me.

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So it's like an entire,

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like, natural wildlife exhibit.

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There's, like, obviously fencing in there because there's,

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like, bears that you can throw apples and shit too, and

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they're sunk,

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but otherwise

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there's no fence that you can, like, go in and like hand-feed and elk or hand-feed

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a deer or rams or something like that, and that shit like fucks me up.

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I'm so here for it all.

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I hope there's room in your guest room.

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I'm packing my bags and I'm going to go feed the animals.

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We got plenty of room over here.

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So I just saw this past week that the place I want to feed

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otters opened up nine months into next year.

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Oh, $650.

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Holy shit, dude, otters are savages.

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They're like the Chinese small clawed ones, and they're just adorable,

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precious little angel.

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I don't know why it's so expensive to throw some fish at him.

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It's crazy.

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They swim in a pool with you for, like, an hour.

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I just remember reading the fact that if, like, wild otters

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can't find food, that they will eat their own young.

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And that's just the most savage thing I've ever heard in my life.

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Don't tell me you wouldn't do the same.

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Thing or tender.

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Potato. All right?

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Okay. I'm kidding.

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You probably cut that out.

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I'm not, but.

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I'm not a serial killer.

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You heard it here first.

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Callie loves eating.

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Yeah, I did.

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The swim at dolphins thing in Florida is like 600 bucks.

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And it was at not SeaWorld, but like SeaWorld.

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Jason, SeaWorld.

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Dances.

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And because it was owned by Busch or.

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Whatever, isn't it Busch Gardens?

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It's not Busch Gardens. You know who owns zero?

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Oh, Budweiser owns SeaWorld.

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Oh, this is my pre craft beer days.

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All the beer was free.

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Yeah, probably not anymore.

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Sure, it's hundred bucks for all you can drink essentially.

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Yeah. Oh, you're going to. Yeah.

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I am. Beer for it.

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Sign me up. It was very beer.

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You mean I couldn't drink all the beer I want?

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And so.

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Yeah, well, I had yeah.

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It was 600 bucks for the buffet and the dolphins came free, so that's good.

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This one, those.

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What a deal.

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Yeah, what a steal that was, man.

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That was when I was poor.

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I was, like, 20 when I did that. Wow.

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All right. What's going on in the the news world?

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A jury has ruled that bhang energy drink was false advertising

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when they had super creatine on the cans and now have to change their packaging.

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Well, they also filed for bankruptcy. Oh.

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Yeah.

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So, yeah, they're they're in a real rough spot right now.

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Not looking good.

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Do you drink bhang energy drink.

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I haven't ever since the the ghost energy drink came out.

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Oh I tried the sour patch kids of those.

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Yeah they're really good.

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It's, it's astounding how spot on they are with their flavors.

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I'm here for the mango one.

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The mango flavored ghost energy.

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You should try riot energy and try the mango.

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Right. I don't know if I have that here.

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Oh, I can try to send you on. It's delicious.

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I'll send out with some beer in the mail. Don't worry about. It.

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It's like now we're trading energy drinks instead of beers. So good.

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I hate energy drinks. It tastes like mango juice.

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That's what I say.

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Every time I trade somebody or like I whenever

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like the six times I actually shipped out beer,

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I go to the post office and say, oh, yeah,

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it's it's energy drink.

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Do you.

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Yeah. Never heard anybody use it. 100%. Yeah.

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You know if I throw one in there I'm technically not lying government true.

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Nobody from the government.

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Listen, Maple Sirup, there are always less.

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Pickles. Or cold brew. I've heard one cold brew.

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Hot sauce? Oh, yeah. Coffee. Um.

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Don't say mercury because mercury is illegal to ship.

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Oh, sure. Yes, I remember that.

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But it's funny because they make sure to let you know that.

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They make sure to let you know, like, it's like alcohol,

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perfumes, and then, like, mercury is like the Bible.

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Yeah. And it's just like, why?

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Why would I be shipping mercury?

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Right.

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I'm going. To thermometer.

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Oh, you know what? If it's in thermometer form, I don't know.

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I think so.

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Does Amazon have to disclose if you buy a thermometer off of Amazon or something?

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That's interesting. I don't. Know.

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Let's go buy a thinner ometer, see what happens.

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Jeff Bezos don't have to announce shit.

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Yeah, that's true. He's just going to go to space.

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I'm just going to say that. That's exactly.

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It's about the Vikings.

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They were the three best friends that anybody could have.

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Look at us. Bring in Mercury.

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Jeff Bezos is like, fuck it, I'm

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going to ship Mercury to Mercury and they can go fuck themselves.

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In 24 hours.

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Prime

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Mercury bitches.

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He's probably done it.

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They're working on it.

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Untapped check ins revealed that brewery

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Taproom Traffic has recovered

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and since gone beyond 2019 to pre-COVID levels.

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Well, that's great.

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Yeah, it's good for breweries.

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People are back to being alcoholics and that's what we need for their survival.

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Mm hmm.

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I wonder if that means there's more breweries out there now to.

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I'm sorry. Road. What? Roadhouse?

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Oh, House. Roadhouse.

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Okay, but that's going somewhere else. Road ahead.

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Yeah.

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You know, it's funny, we've we've lost a few breweries

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through pandemic, so maybe the we're feeling crowded because the less options.

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We've lost but we've also gained.

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Yeah. The so profound.

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Thing out here locally like we lost one we gained one gained.

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Uh, pandemic, we lost.

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Lost five threads.

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We gained naughty, naughty pain.

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The weight on mattera.

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It's the big joke locally. They've been opening for five years.

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Shucks. Yeah.

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No, seriously, I think they were supposed to open in 2018.

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Yeah, well, he was on our show in 2019, 18 or 19.

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I can't remember to look that up.

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And when he was on the show, it was we'll be open by the end of the year.

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Yeah.

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Don't open a business in Simi Valley, everybody. Yeah.

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They're not even great to live there, really.

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But, you know, nobody in business is even worse.

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Maybe you love meth, you want to be close to the source.

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Could be, you know.

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That's why you live there, right?

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I mean, fair enough.

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We cut it out.

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Some people that I have all my teeth, though. Oh, that's true. Yeah, yeah.

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My teeth.

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I've never had a cavity. So it's not.

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I don't do meth. No.

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Or you don't. Break McGee over there.

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I know.

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Can you believe that?

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I'm almost 38 and I've never had a single cavity.

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Yeah, she's way more into heroin. Don't let her show you around.

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She had.

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No cavity, but tons. Attract.

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Notice the long. Sleeve.

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It's 85 degrees.

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She's wearing a. Sweatshirt.

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I want to see it.

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Road ahead.

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I mean, roadhouse brewing Company

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has signed a purchase agreement to acquire Melvin Brewing.

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Interesting.

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Yeah, this is kind of a big deal. Wow.

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I don't like by name for a brewery.

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Roadhouse or. Melvin Melvin.

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Have you ever had Melvin?

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No, I just. Oh, have you ever had a melvin.

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What is a melvin.

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Yeah, it's another name for a wedgie.

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Oh is it.

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I've never heard. That. I thought it was I.

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Maybe I just get stupid I. Don't think. Ever told me.

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I don't think I've ever actually had like an official wedgie.

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I've never been wedgie. That was always.

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Have you done wedgie?

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Uh, not that I can think of.

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I don't know.

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I don't think so. I watched my.

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Melvin is a wedgie.

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While he looks. He looked up.

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We were in high school and I had a friend

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who is younger brother was a freshman and we were seniors.

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And I watched him and another offensive line buddy of him

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lift up my friend's brother and rip his underwear.

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Man Yeah.

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Yeah. I did witness that.

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Oh, sounds painful.

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Yeah, but no, I've never done it.

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Never been done to. No, Melvin's here.

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And I'm surprised you haven't.

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You had the brewery there from Wyoming, so, you know, pretty Midwestern.

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And it's such a nice.

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You than it is us, you know?

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How is Wyoming Midwestern?

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Is that like middle. Of the fucking country?

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It's directly south of Wisconsin.

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I'm looking at a map.

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You are stupid. On.

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The map.

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A stupid. Dude.

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Wyoming is not directly south of Wisconsin.

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Oh, I'm so sorry. You are. There other.

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That's the Dakotas.

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I'm looking.

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They have multiple locations.

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The Dakotas are still west of us now.

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So is it it pin their Missouri location,

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but it said their Wyoming location.

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I was like.

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I thought Wyoming was really north.

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That's funny.

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Uh oh. Well, how dumb we are anytime.

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No, please, please don't.

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But the. World needs to believe. It out.

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Yeah, how dumb we are.

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Well, anyways, one in Wyoming, two in Wyoming, one in Missouri.

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But I think Wyoming is the original location.

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But we get it out here.

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So I figured it made its way towards you.

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I don't. Know. I've never seen it.

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Oh. Two by four is one of their beers and they advertised it with Hacksaw.

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Jim, Doug and a couple of years ago. Awesome.

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Yeah. Tubi.

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Oh, oh, great.

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Oh, yeah.

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There's a video somewhere in doing the tubi for Tubi for her.

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And then any like they come out to the breweries.

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That's fucking brilliant.

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Yeah. I'd go find to do it now.

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I have to go then to buy four. Yes.

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Michigan consumers will

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be getting cocktails to go with the possible

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permanent legislation that they're passing in Michigan where they can.

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Cocktails to go forever.

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That's brilliant. Do that for California.

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I'm not sure about the cocktails.

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I know they extended it and now they've made it

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so you can ship spirits and alcohol and stuff permanently.

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I don't know about the cocktails to go, though, in California.

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Oh, that was a fun.

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Those are those like that was a part of the highlight.

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Yeah. Yeah it was. Is it. Of.

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It was definitely like a bummer because of what was happening.

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But yeah, it was definitely, definitely a perk.

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But I got margaritas to go from Yolanda's like every Friday.

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Now let me ask you a question with this.

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So when you would order margaritas to go.

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No ice. Would.

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They give you like the mixed drink in the cup?

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Because we would be in a soup container.

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We would get a like a cup filled with ice and like the margarita mix.

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And then they would give us mini bottles of tequila too.

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Then, you know, because they were still sealed.

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So we would be able to crack when we get home

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and then pour into the margarita.

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So no, ours were well, there's a premix.

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Some of them are.

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Some of them aren't.

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But the ones we get are

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just they're pre-mixed house margaritas, which are buck and bomb.

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And they just take the gun, you know, supreme and shoot it in a soup container.

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You get a larger smallest mole is like

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eight ounces or 16 ounce some like that.

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Yeah.

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And I get there's no ice and you get two margaritas out of it.

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We're there. It's like one because they put ice in it.

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So it was right. It was like more bang for your buck.

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It was eight bucks. Wow. I get to Mars.

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That's awesome.

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And then I was like, I would go to that ranch and get old fashioned right?

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And it was like 20 bucks we got for drinks out of it.

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And see, that's killer.

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That's five bucks a drink. Yeah, that's in there.

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And they were pretty strong in what they what they would do is like

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they legally had to seal it kind of like what you're talking about flex.

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And so what they do, they put the soup container,

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put the lid on and they put like a sticker over it. Yeah.

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Or like tape it. Yeah.

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Yeah. Or tape it.

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Yeah. It's Fleetwood Ranch was super anal about it.

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They would make me pop my trunk.

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Then an L.A. County thing.

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Maybe because it was the one in and they make me pop the trunk

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and then put it in the trunk because you can't have the container in the van. Yep.

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So I would just go in and pick up a note.

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They had number one, no can like no ceiling.

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It was just put the soup lid on.

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Oh, those are the same, you know, bag as my food.

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I would range would only go in.

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Oh you want as you could go in and yeah.

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They made you do curbside when it was was peak.

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Um, but I would just like drive

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five feet down the road, go pull it out of the truck

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because I don't want the shit rolling around in my trunk.

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Yeah. Yeah. Well, we had beer gardens first

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started opening up around here

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back in like it was like 2013 or 2014

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and you would be able to take a growler to the beer garden and they would fill up

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your growler for whatever x amount of dollars it was like flat rate

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and they did it for a year.

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We tried to go the next year to get a growler fill up

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and they said they couldn't do them anymore because they weren't

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able to quote unquote, properly seal them.

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And then I've heard of people

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going to like certain bars or taprooms and they would go get

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their growlers filled up and they would literally take a piece of tape,

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you know, and tape it on one side over the cap to the other side.

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And that was technically considered a sealed growler.

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There's I've

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seen breweries put like a little plastic thing over the cap.

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And it's like a zip tie.

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Well, I've seen it with. Like, with the hairdryer.

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Yeah, here with the hairdryer. So it's like plastic wrap.

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Basically, like a heat sealed. Yeah, yeah.

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I'll just say, like, institution on their growlers.

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Almost is like a little zip tie thing, so you can't open it there.

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You got to cut it, I think. Oh, really?

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Not on the glass ones if they even still have glass,

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but they have like they're insulated one.

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Oh because it's got a handle.

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On it's almost like that like fancy like.

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Yeah, pop off top.

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It's like a big flask. Yeah.

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New Glarus brewing.

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Hey there.

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Hi there. Hey.

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They're launching a CO2 reclamation plant.

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They'll be reclaiming all their CO2 and piping them back into beers.

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Know the environment.

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Recycle. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Let's go.

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Way to recycle and way to save a bunch of money on CO2 during the shortage.

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Oh, yeah. Go green. Go green.

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Corn out of brewing has moved their distribution

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in Southern California to stone distributing, which,

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by the way, stone distribution, not part the purchase.

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They they got to keep their distribution arm the only one in the brewery.

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So what does that do?

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What do you mean?

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Like what does that do for them?

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For stone?

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Yeah. Cornetto Stone.

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That I guess they're separate companies now, I would imagine.

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And so they distribute for not only stone, but like out here locally,

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they just do it for Midwest.

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Okay.

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And again, yeah,

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they're just a distributor, just like, you know, pack Bev.

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And just pick them.

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Are they just picked up in a grind, right.

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Wasn't that like a Yeah. Over the summer.

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Yeah. Pretty recent. Recent. Yeah. Yeah.

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Tarantula Hill. Stone. Oh wow. Yeah.

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Trying to think who else.

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But yeah.

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That's why you see Midwest and like Costco and stuff.

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They were one of the first in the stone portfolio.

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They've been there for years. So.

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But anyways, now Coronado.

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So good job. Bernardo.

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Really good. Red ale.

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Yes. Yes.

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Mermaid Red. Yeah.

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The Mermaid's Red. Yes, 100%.

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It's funny that you get it out there. I didn't know that.

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I don't love a lot of their beers, but I do like that.

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One of. Them. Let me tell. You, when I really drink.

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I had that beer at a restaurant in Fort Myers, Florida.

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Making its way across the country.

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Yeah, and that was like back in six year, six or seven years ago now.

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Oh, wow.

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So, yeah, that around. It's one of the only ways to.

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Get around really good.

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Uh, well ended on this one because it's

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nickels already laughing.

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It's an I'm going to read the actual headline because it'll give away too much.

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But a drunken head teacher was for three years.

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A drunken head teacher from Lincoln was banned from teaching

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for repeatedly turning up for school drunk and making crude comments around pupils.

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Let me warn you, this is very much Europe.

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You're going to hear some weird sentence structure in October of 2018.

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Jeremy Tucker, 64, said.

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Hey, miss, you've got big tits and I'd love to suck on them

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during an assembly about keeping children safe in education.

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What?

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Talk about doing the exact opposite.

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Right?

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The former ACORN school teacher who would go to work with a disheveled

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appearance made the comments in front of around 20 pupils.

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He was talking about sexualized comments to staff

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and said they would not be considered banter and demonstrated

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by making that comment, which left the pupils shocked.

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He also said stop being an asshole

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and told a female pupil that she had a quote, smaller asshole

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and called pupils idiots and mocked pupils using silly tone to belittle them.

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He also told a misbehaving pupil on the playground,

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I'm going knock your head off and shit down your throat.

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At the Rock.

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Tucker, now 64, admitted that he made the comment in the assembly

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but could not recall the majority.

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Meeting there all through. The.

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Convenient yet.

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Teaching regulation agency disciplinary panel said the behavior

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and conduct of Tucker, who is head teacher of the ACORN Free School

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in Lincoln from 2013 for six years, was not sexually motivated.

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The hearing was told the hearing told Tucker often.

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That's weird since structure.

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The hearing was told.

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Tucker often arrived at school smelling of alcohol

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and with bloodshot eyes when a colleague was not in school.

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One witness said he kept several bottles of aftershave on a shelf

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above his desk, along with mints and chewing gum.

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The witness said he often sprayed his on

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or chew on mints and when uh off said

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there must be a person.

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When Ofsted came he would eat raw bulbs of garlic

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and people told him I am not being funny.

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But you looked chunked out of your being.

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So English.

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So much.

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Tucker asked him What did chunked out of your being mean?

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And the pupil replied, Red eyed and stoned.

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To which the head responded, I can assure you I am not.

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Witnesses told the panel that they found Tucker's golf bag

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in the storage and they found empty bottles of vodka in it.

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Oh, my God.

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The panel heard Tucker often looked disheveled in appearance and unshaven.

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Tucker placed pupils at risk of injury or harm by flipping tables

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in their presence and letting and leaving pupils in the food technology

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room and mechanical engineering room without proper supervision.

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Tucker was suspended in November of 2018 after concerns were raised

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that he was drunk at the Secondary Alternative Provision School,

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and in 2019, he left his post after an agreement was reached.

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Now, the panel recommended

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he should be banned from teaching for at least the next three years.

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Before should just retired.

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Fucking 60. Forget.

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Go home. Yeah.

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You're done, sir.

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Go, go, go, go. Work at a bank.

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Go work in the grocery store. I don't know what to tell you.

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I feel like three is not enough.

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What if I go?

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Yeah.

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Hey, miss, you've got big tits.

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I want this place that's super fucked up.

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But then you said he talked to a pupil on the playground.

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What fucking grade are we talking about here?

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Right, like and told the.

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Girl that she had a smaller asshole. Like, what the fuck?

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What does that even mean?

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That's what I want to know.

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Yeah, I love that on the playground.

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I'm going to knock your head off and shit down your throat.

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What the.

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Fuck? Like playing on the rings.

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His teacher comes up to him.

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You know.

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The. Thing is that Jason Statham movie like.

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What the fuck is going on?

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This guy is nuts.

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Thanks, Tucker, for putting our kids in a great place.

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Yeah, yeah. Classic Europe

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chunked out of his being.

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I'll never forget. I want to see that.

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Oh, user, I guarantee you're going to start easing.

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When Greg is going up into a plastic bag in his truck.

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Ha ha ha ha. Totally avoiding the toilet.

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I'm going to be like Greg.

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You were chunked out of your being.

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Goddamn right I am.

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Uh, good times.

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Thanks, Tucker, for being a dick.

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It's the worst. Yeah. Yeah.

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Does he work for modern times?

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I think he just got promoted.

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He's part of their euro division.

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With that, I think we'll hit a little music

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and make our way out of there and we'll say, Hi, Vanessa.

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Oh, Vanessa.

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Oh, yeah.

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Hey, hey. Oh, yeah.

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Well, some folks got creepy with it, so I guess we were.

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Yeah, you got to.

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That was only half group though.

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That wasn't a. Yeah.

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Yeah.

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It was more like just goofy shit. Right.

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It's like a reminder that you can be creepy.

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Yeah, because I can get really fucking creepy.

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Oh, we're fully aware.

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I don't want to brag about it, but.

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It's kind of a big deal, so. Don't.

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Look out.

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Yeah, I will.

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I may not want to, but go follow him on the gram.

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If me a beer and of course in between.

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But he is a creep.

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At Craft Beer Republic.

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Anna Well and of course at ice cold beer underscores

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after each 1805538 beer 2337 is the number to call calling.

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Thanks for defecting for a couple of weeks.

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Thanks for calling.

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In and thanks. For joining.

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I thank you thank you for letting me drink enjoy and I miss you guys.

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You're my. Favorite. Thanks for gelling and jamming.

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With pleasure sir.

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With our

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oh I should stop talking or they're going to ban me for three years.

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I hope everyone out there staying very well hydrated.