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While I did just get out of the shower.

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So I got like the shower hair going on.

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I don't know what's going to happen anyway. Uh,

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dear, you do do

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yap, yap, yap,

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yap, yap.

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Welcome it, everybody.

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It's the craft beer republic.

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Thanks for Devon.

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And thanks for Devon.

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I am Craig.

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I am being joined by your mom's favorite flex.

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Not Deb.

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Not Deb, but it's a flex.

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Yeah, and you are my mom's favorite flex.

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That's what I hear, actually.

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Yeah, it's. It's the true story.

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I wish it weren't.

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And being joined in-studio by the one

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we've been singing about for the last 5 minutes, that is

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Dare to sing.

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I was just.

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Jammed up there.

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Bare. Bare.

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Now you can find me at Deb's dick school.

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Yeah, I know.

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You nailed it.

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All right.

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Nailed it. Building up the suspense. Yeah.

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Well done.

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It's like a well-manicured movie trailer.

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Good job.

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We could get her a

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What's Deb Dick in, like, movie trailer?

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A little thing.

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We didn't buy that.

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It's going to be Brian every week.

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It's not very exciting.

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It's like this big build up.

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Yeah. One. Deb What? Dick is she Dick?

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And every week it's like intern Brian.

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You got to, like, buzz.

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In, like, on a phone or it's like Brian.

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For a while before.

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Oh, poor Brian.

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Oh, good job, Dick and Deb, right?

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Yeah.

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And I'm sorry to everyone who's still listening at this point,

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but Dick's today.

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Yeah. Maybe I'm here. Maybe. Yeah.

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Deb of Deb's Dexcom crappy Republican at Craft Beer Republic

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at select me beer underscore is in between and of course one hot

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mess is where you can find all of us.

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I think that's all the plugs.

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All right. We've got a lot to get to today.

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I've had some lunch beers, so this will go off the rails at some point.

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I still think a nice.

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Had a beer party to talk about.

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This will surprise everybody but the homie chew your beer called in.

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Well, you're killing me.

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Yeah.

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And his voicemail is only 20 seconds

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now, giving you, like, 5 minutes.

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I was going to say.

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What did he make?

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Note that it was 20 seconds, too.

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You know, because he would have if it was.

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No as long as fuck.

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And we got some booze news to get through a couple of beers to talk about.

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And because I'm

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still feeling like a shithead and I don't want to forget Flex's beer.

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I do think it's time we answer the all important question.

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In a world where craft beer is key,

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where muscles are bigger than growlers,

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only one time in diners, one man,

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one town, one tongue jabber.

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In this world, we must find out

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what each Dreux drinking.

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I tried to screengrab that, and I hit the wrong button.

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Well, geez, let's hope that didn't work because I look like a fucking dog and not.

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You're lucky.

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Lots of tongue. All right, y'all.

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So today I am drinking.

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What's your MySpace?

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This is a collab, collab, collab, collab.

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Colon. Colon.

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One day we'll figure out what the proper way to say it is,

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but it's a collab beer between Youngblood beer company and third space brewing.

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Okay, so Youngblood is like right in the heart of Madison.

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They're bout like three blocks away from the Capitol building.

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And third space is right here in downtown Milwaukee.

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This is a hazy IPA.

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It is double dry, hopped with Wisconsin grown Cascade

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Copper and Mackinac Hops and.

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Whiskey Wasco hops, baby Hell. Yeah.

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It's growing season.

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It comes

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in at a little lowball a 6.2 AB which we all know.

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My my wheelhouse is about that seven and a half.

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There's no description on the can, which is kind of crazy

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because they usually always put their description on the can

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and it's always very, I don't know, it's just fun to read.

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So luckily.

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Here. It's on Untapped.

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So they say the digital landscape has made dating a little confusing these days.

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Does one DM text call or none of the above?

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We want to know what all those smooth talkers are saying,

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not the creepers of the scrubs.

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We're talking about those people with a confidence level,

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confidence level of 1 million that are never afraid to shoot their shot.

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There are pickup lines and then there are pick up lines.

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This one is the ladder for

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all the smooth talkers out there we present to you.

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What's your MySpace?

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It's in India. Pale Ale with.

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And actually, they cut off the hops.

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But I already told you so.

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There is a collective three, seven, six.

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So it's not wicked high, but it's it's respectable because.

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Deb's here wearing her Boston sweatshirt. Dude.

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I have, like, four or five words, and I rotate from there through.

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It's like, wicked, wild, bizarre.

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And then like, the really drawn out crazy.

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But you have to say it with, like, very little emotion.

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It's like, so something cool happens.

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You're like, Bro, that's crazy.

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People just have to understand how crazy this.

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Right?

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The more A's, the crazier.

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Yeah. Yeah, exactly.

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And like you have to emphasize the like, that's instead of the crazy.

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Oh, it's like, bro, that's crazy.

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Sure.

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You see, with, like, eight A's. Exactly.

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Next time you see something really cool happen, just.

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She's trying to make sense.

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Anyway, going to the beer here.

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So it's very excited to see that this had Mackinac Hops in it.

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I don't know if either of you have ever had the Mackinac.

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I thought you made that up. Yeah, honest.

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It sounds like a midwestern made up word.

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Well, it might be because it's Wisconsin grown.

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Yeah, but I did have a all Mackinac hop beer once,

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which again it's super bizarre and it had like a wicked amount

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of papaya notes to it, which is rare for me in a beer.

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Okay.

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So let's see what we got here.

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All right.

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Taste that, Mackinac.

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The nose is very light.

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I know.

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If I'm picking up like some mild lime lemon, almost dirty, like.

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And Star-Spangled Daddy.

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Without further ado, who will warm up the tongue job reading that.

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And I think it's everyone's favorite part.

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Okay, so this is super light.

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It's super crisp.

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Not a lot of papaya, not much of a lot of anything.

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It's very light on the fruit, like flavor notes.

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Like all the fruit notes should be coming out.

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Still smells great.

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Okay. Yeah.

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I don't know. I'd say this is just like.

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It's like a.

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It's I guess it's a it's

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a pretty serviceable beer.

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Some would maybe call mediocre.

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Okay.

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Not a drain pour.

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Not no, definitely not a drain pour.

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This is not good before this is a beer where if I had people over

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and somebody was going into my beer fridge, I would say.

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Hey, feel free.

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Why don't you. Have that one?

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Yeah. What's driving this one?

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I mean, but I mean, it is they did call it a hazy IPA.

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It's not super hazy, but it's super.

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You can't see me through it.

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Yeah. Very light in color.

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I don't know.

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Do you love.

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Don't you love doing that too.

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Like non beer people like because they come over

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knowing that you know about beer

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but when they come over you also know that they don't know

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about beer and like, hey, try this one.

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It's like, this is my least favorite beer in the fridge.

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And then that happens sometimes.

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Their reaction, yeah, what they're going to say

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because they want to impress you because they know that you know about.

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You're like, Oh, I love other hops.

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They've added it.

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This you.

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Do? I heard them

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recently started using more hops the more.

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Hops and this.

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But I don't get like if I'm drunk and I have friends over

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like I am just all about like giving them the good stuff.

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I'm like, You have to try this.

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You have to try that. But until then,

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what's your MySpace?

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Nicely done.

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You know, one thing I hate about

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Hazy IPA is, is when they're not actually hazy.

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It's frustrating.

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I say at time your beer reminded me this.

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I had one of these over the weekend.

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I say it time and time again.

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If it's if it doesn't turn out hazy like you wanted it

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to, just call it a juicy IPA. Yep.

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You guys set those expectations.

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Well, I'm not going to lie.

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This kind of does buy me out today because I really, really,

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really enjoy youngblood beer company.

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Everything they do, they always do a great job

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with everything they put out and all their descriptions on their can.

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They will have like the the fruit notes from the hops

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that are in there and they will come out to a T out in the can.

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So I don't know if third space maybe got a little too much

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hold of this collab or what, but that was a joke.

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I guess.

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They do find stuff too, but it's just, you know, it's all.

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Just, you know, mediocre I guess.

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Yeah. I want to ask a question though.

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That's kind of the opposite of what you just post.

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Okay.

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What about breweries

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that sell their beer

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as hazy something, you know, other style?

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Yeah.

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When it's obvious

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it wasn't an intent for it to be hazy, but they're just trying to.

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Not do. It right. Yeah.

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So I'm not going to name names, but there's a brewery locally

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that has a tendency to try to salvage beer that got fucked up.

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Oh, by calling it a hazy blank.

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Interesting. I don't like that at all.

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I mean, look, if it's hazy

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and it's juicy, then call it a hazy.

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Even if it was the cover up of a fuck up.

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But if it doesn't taste like a hazy should taste don't fucking and called.

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I mean we all know that people have been

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covering up bad beer for years and making an IPA like,

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Oh, I brewed this fucking pale or this blond where it tastes like shit.

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Let me double a bunch of hops and it's triple dry hop.

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It was delicious.

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I did this on purpose like people have been doing that for years.

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So I'm okay with you trying to salvage some garbage.

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As long as it's not garbage anymore.

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That makes sense. Sure.

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Do you want to come out or.

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I'm not going. Okay, I will.

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Anyone that wants to know can ask me.

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Why that is. The slide into those DMS.

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So second post a lot, but she will dm the hell out of you.

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Yeah, well

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I'll ask you off the air

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because I have sold three.

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What?

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Oh, so last week, speaking of haze, now they don't have that

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sorry horrible transition.

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Last week I went to keep it up. Yeah,

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I'll keep it up.

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The Tiki party over an institution.

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They had their their tacky tiki party and last year,

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I have to say I did not love their tiki beer release.

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Whatever is very like extra fruity or too much fruity this year.

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No added fruit just came from the hops and it was delicious.

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It was like a.

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You know, like a bajillion dry, hopped, like golden ale.

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It was really interesting.

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Yeah, it was really good.

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We had to go early because we had some shit to do that day, but,

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you know, had some fun with Tiki Party in Good Times at Institution and

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and all that good shit.

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What I love about, like the quadrupled dry hopped beers

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is you get like the next morning it's like heaven like smoking a cigar, right?

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We've all had cigars

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and you wake up the next morning and you feel like you have that film

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and that you have that smoky taste all over your tongue.

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And I feel like that's how super dry hopped betas are.

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Yeah, like the triple dragon hops and whatnot.

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Like boiled.

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Yeah.

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You wake up the next morning and you're just like,

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trying to scrape it off and it just doesn't go anywhere.

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And then you brush your teeth and drink some coffee

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and you're on your way to work and it's still the only thing you taste.

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Those that hand motion you're making is not.

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It relies on.

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Flex going on a ski trip over there.

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You're welcome in.

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Excited, but yeah, yeah, yeah.

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You don't want the, uh.

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You don't want the hot oils coating your tongue

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for the next week and a half, that's for sure.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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What else?

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Oh, Prestige.

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Worldwide wide.

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Oh, dear. Dominated.

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We so we've been, we've been trivet e in four of us.

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Okay.

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In term behind us we are our team name is Prestige worldwide.

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We've been going right. Why?

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We've been showing up with our boats and hoes and doing trivia.

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And last week we had quite the excitement.

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We we had a hell of a comeback.

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We were in. Tonight.

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Or was it just a random night? Just trivia night.

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Okay, so I think we were in fourth place.

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Yeah, fourth or fifth.

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We've sank for a minute.

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Yeah, we we got pretty shitty.

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And then Deb fucking came back with a vengeance on the music round.

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She ringed it for us and we ended up tying for rung it for the second.

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Rung it, ringed it, ringed it, rung.

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Rung it, hanged.

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Wrong, wrong, wrong. Anyways.

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Did we battle?

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We battled for second, right?

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Like for a second. Yeah.

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There was a tie for second and we battled and we won.

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And yeah, we did go to Sudden. Death. Yeah.

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It was funny because like, first place is like I.

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Yeah, whatever team.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait a second.

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So you guys are bragging that you won second place.

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What?

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We still get money for winning Second place? Yeah.

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That's like some Flint, Michigan, Mega Bowl type shit.

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But also, it was way more exciting the game first place

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because, like, we only missed it by a couple of points

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and then it was two teams have tied for second.

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There must be a runoff.

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And so we did like a whole tiebreaker round and it was very intense and we won.

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So there's that.

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I mean I Yeah, I guess so.

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Be intense but like yeah.

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Well at one point we were down.

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A second place trivia story though. Yeah.

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We started from the bottom. Now we're here

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to. Say okay, okay, yeah, okay, we'll let it go.

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Okay.

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All right.

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We'll cut that out because Flex's embarrassed about our second place.

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A free beer.

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No, you're. Right.

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You seem to realize that we beat.

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What's that other team called? The.

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The brown chicken. Brown chicken. Brown cow.

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Yeah. Oh, okay.

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No, I like it. It's cute.

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Oh, it's cute Name? It's like the the thing.

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It's the the the thing of the thing.

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Like you go out. Wow. Right. That's.

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Yeah, yeah.

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They got like, shirts matching team shirts and jackets.

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It's a whole that's like. There's a couple of t.

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Weights, shirts and. Jackets.

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Shirts aren't not even an exaggeration.

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Shirts and then jackets. Yeah.

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There's a few teams that have like you.

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Like the Purple Cobras. Yeah.

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Exactly the same way they get.

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The purple monkeys every time.

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But in Temple.

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Come on. Legends of the Hidden Temple.

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Average Joes. Yeah. So.

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But yeah good times and and today being we're recording

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on Memorial Day it's a holiday The wife and I went and had some.

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Is it the Blue Barracudas? Is that what it was.

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I think that was one of them. Yeah. The silver snakes.

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Blueberry purple monkeys.

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Purple monkeys.

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The red packers. The red one. Monkeys.

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Nose, Purple monkeys.

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I think. Purple monkey dishwasher.

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Should've been the maroon monkeys for people with the alliteration.

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Alliteration.

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So the wife and I pulled a flex and had some lunch Beers went for happy hour.

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Ellia do to tell you how.

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Happy I was So great on a weekday, Because I guess it's like, the best.

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Yeah, it's so good.

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And a couple of liquid candies from held before we started the show.

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So use my hydrated this.

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There it is.

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Actually juice.

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Do you want the large one pope Shit.

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That was like, abso fucking lutely.

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So we did that.

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There's two sides and it's just, you know default for the big says, right?

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Don't even ask.

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Yeah, don't be silly.

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Nobody wants the small beer. Come on, lady.

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So, anyways, uh, what about you guys?

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Any, any good beer? Research, flexible.

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Well, actually, it's funny, you.

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Know, drinking.

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I actually didn't.

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I had myself a really good Memorial Day today that was two days ago.

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Yes. As you know.

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As the this confuses me and the listeners.

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But it's really true.

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Really confuses you.

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Yeah, I know, Port. You.

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So you know how like when we were kids, we would just go hang out with friends,

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like we would get there.

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Well, and so nowadays it's all about like, do play dates, right?

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You know, our parents are always busy, so the kids have to figure out a date

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to play. And it's just it's whatever.

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So my youngest, she's six, had a play date with one of her friends from school

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and they were like, Hey, we had a pool.

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Just come drop her off or we'll pick her up either way.

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And like.

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Fine, don't call your bag.

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Come back whenever you want to come back.

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And my wife was just kind of like, Well, what does it mean?

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Like.

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You know, do is but.

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There's like, no timeframe.

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She lives at one hour.

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Is it two? Is it whatever?

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So anyway, we let her, like, hang out with her friend for like two ish hours and

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like, all right, well, they got the pool and when my wife dropped the kid,

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my daughter off, I have an eight year old and the mom was like,

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oh, you know, is she going to stay and swim?

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And my wife didn't think that, you know, she was like, Oh, it's a play date for

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this kid, right?

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So so like, don't infringe on the date.

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Exactly.

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So she's like, Oh, no, we're going to go do something together for a while.

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So then when we picked the kid up

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or went to go to the house to pick our other kid up, my wife is like,

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Oh, well, we'll just stay in, swim for a little bit

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so the oldest could swim and hang out, friends, whatever.

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And we get there and you know, immediately the people are just like,

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Oh, do you need anything? Do you want something to drink?

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Do you want something to eat? Like really nice people?

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And I just got over being sick.

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Classic, like being sick.

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And they're like, Hey. Probably have COVID again.

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Do you want a beer?

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I really should. Shouldn't.

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Right.

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Did you pull this now? Move. I don't know what you got.

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I didn't. Right.

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So they pull out this craft beer

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out of this outdoor cooler.

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Ladies like you sure you don't want a beer?

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And I look at it, I'm like,

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And she just hand it to me.

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She's like, Have a beer.

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And it was pontoon brewing out of Georgia.

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Okay? And I never heard of them.

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I've never heard of them either.

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The beer was called Real legend like fishing reel.

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Really cute canard.

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It was like a beaver or something in a canoe.

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And he was fishing. It was.

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I was adorable.

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It was almost like a great notion, Canter, to tell you the truth.

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Like, it was not good.

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It was American IPA and had Centennial

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and something and I cry in it and it was really fucking good.

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And I don't. Know what you're drinking now.

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Well, you know, I wouldn't say way, but it was pretty good.

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That's great.

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So anyway, you know,

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I on tapped it and it was like a391, which is mega respectable.

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And then I started, I clicked the find it button on Tapped.

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Right.

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See if any of the certified on tap people have it

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The nearest one was like 57 miles away.

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Like.

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What are these people doing buying beer?

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And maybe there's one closer, I don't know.

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But what are they doing?

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Buy beer 57 miles away.

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Or maybe they were on a trip. Or a trip?

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Yeah, I don't know.

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But I was lucky enough to snag one. It was. Great.

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That's sweet.

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That's always. Nice.

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And then I finished that one, and then the guy pulled more beer out and,

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you know, he got out of the pool and he came sat down with all the other adults

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and he was like, Hey, you want another beer?

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And he put one in front of me.

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And I'm just like, What are you supposed to do?

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You know? Again, can't say no at that point.

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Yeah, this is embarrassing.

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What kind of sounds like he saunters out of the pool

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and he's liquor in you up and, you know, what's.

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What's his motive?

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Well, Deb, all around the board,

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I don't say no.

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Noted,

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but it just made me think like, hey,

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these people, first of all, they were normal people.

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The parents were super normal.

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They weren't like uppity.

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They weren't, you know, pretentious or anything like that.

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Just regular fucking people who were regular parents,

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like going through the same shit that regular parents go through.

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Yeah.

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And I was like, Wow, that plus craft beer.

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We can fucking hang out these people anytime we want.

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I picture him like slowly getting out of the pool

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and walking up to Flex and Flex says to him, So do you.

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Come to Milwaukee often?

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I wasn't that nervous.

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I really wasn't.

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We're not.

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We're the Look, they they do only live like three streets down from us.

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Something like, Oh, so it's like a good fridge.

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It's like a two minute drive, like a six minute walk.

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So, yeah, it's shaping up to be a pretty good summer.

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Nice. Found some new drunk buddies.

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I want to do it.

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I wish I had parent friends whose kids were going through the same

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stuff like mine are and

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like my kids are way older than everybody else's that I know out here.

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I feel like that makes it really hard.

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Is the age thing.

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Yeah, because like, who am I going to talk to you about?

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Like, you know, did your kid have sex with Toby to.

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Like, I hope not.

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My kid's seven.

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Tell you what, I've never letting my kids have sex with anybody named Toby.

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I support. Toby.

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I tried Really hard, but I guess the heart wants with the heart.

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But not as hard as Toby, right? Yeah.

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For real.

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Two Toby.

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One Toby.

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Over that Moby.

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And that's a big no.

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And Tony.

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Sorry. That's how I Met your mother reference Oh.

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Like what?

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Tony Well, hats off to Toby.

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Yeah, Yeah.

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Good job.

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Yeah.

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And he lives in Georgia now, so maybe he can, you know, get us some of that, too.

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Yeah, I.

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Got. I hope my daughter doesn't hear this in the car with Brian.

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She literally.

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Brian will pick the kids up from school and have the show on in the car.

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Oh, geez. More drivers than smoker cough.

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Oh, well, I would do.

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Let go Brian warning right now but it's.

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Fast the last really.

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Hey Brian if you've gotten to this point with kid in car.

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We are sorry real.

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Awkward.

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Real awkward I love you Allison Sorry.

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That is a red face right now.

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I'm an intern.

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Brian.

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Oh, that'd be so great.

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It's almost as red as

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this face would have been when he sent me four beers instead of six.

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Like you said. He would like to.

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Did he ever tell you why?

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I think somebody told me.

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I was just like.

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It was because he, like, went and picked, like, the fancy.

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It was a quality thing, right? It was. Yeah.

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He was like, I could send flex the shitty six pack.

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Oh, yeah. Yeah.

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Or I could get him like this. Really nice.

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You know, he's two beers, I think.

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He played and they were great beers. They were really good beers.

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You have a drink? I mean, I'd have you.

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I actually almost drink them immediately.

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Oh, okay. Flexes.

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And I do the same thing

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a lot of times known for we we sitting on beer on pedestals.

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Yeah.

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It's like, oh, I got to get like, the best picture

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I can, so I'm not going to drink it in, like, six months later.

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Like, I haven't had inspiration for a picture.

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I still can't drink it.

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It's not even inspiration.

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It's just being completely fucking lazy.

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That too.

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Yeah. I've been really bad at like taking beer pictures recently.

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A guy like nothing on the Gram right now.

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It's the problem.

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Sorry.

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All my followers were just dying, waiting for.

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Your loyal fans. Pictures of shit I was drinking.

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And the occasion I want to see.

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What you drink when it's not a monday.

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Okay. Well, we found the one, right?

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That's good. Yeah.

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Let's go.

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Give me some content.

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I'm going to give you Some can cut.

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Away on and say, Oh.

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Liquid candy.

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Before Deb and I could talk about what we're drinking over here.

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Here is the voicemail from the homie, Chew your beer.

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Hello.

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No one is available to take your call.

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Please leave a message after the tone.

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Hey, so craft beer Republic.

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Fantastic episode came out and I just want to apologize to anybody.

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They got butthurt for my words.

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I just listen to the song like three times and that's what we're ashamed of.

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The stuff that I said.

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You. Know?

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And sometimes I felt like it shouldn't matter, right?

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I was very,

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very well hydrated, clearly, to be to Highland Park

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and a shot of bourbon before I left because I was feeling so much anxiety

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about, you know, being on the on the pod and then on the mic in front of people.

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I'm good around people.

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I'm very vocal.

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I'm a very, you know,

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excited and full of energy, just hanging out and drinking and.

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Talking. And.

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And what have you with even with strangers.

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But I think this, to me, threw me for a loop.

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I had like three struggles before we even started.

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And little did I know that because I was hydrate at a higher level when I.

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But yeah, hey, I had a blast Mama Chew or possibly Queen.

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She had four.

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I think she said four or five.

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Fantastic calls because she fell in love with my brother.

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The same thing.

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His, his girl had to drive him back because he basically

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passed out in the car on the way home from Mama too.

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We had a two wheeler out to the vehicle.

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That was funny.

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Yeah. Thank you for coming out, everybody.

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I stickers paid priority mail and they showed up the following day.

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Hopefully my next event

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that I do have, I'll have stickers for you all have stickers on me.

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If you see me out there in the wild at a brewery, come say. Hi.

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And you know, give me a high five and a hoagie with the sticker.

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Homie could do like a good high five.

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Monica, let's make this happen.

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Chris promised to behave.

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I promise not to hydrate.

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I'm. I already got my feet wet with Greg on this.

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And let's make this.

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I don't believe him for a second.

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Thank you, Greg. Again, homie.

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This friendship has flourished to not just

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calling them voicemails, but being able to text you and bug you.

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Just kidding.

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Thanks again, homie.

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Appreciate that you've been out there. It was awesome.

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You know, you you made it a little extra awesome for me for doing what you did.

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Coley and Nick, thank you for pulling up love, Brook.

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But I'm really, really in love with Ruby.

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Amazing, amazing doggies to my kids friends, the wifey, her friends.

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This is a Grammy acceptance speech.

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My mom, my brother, my sister, my coworkers.

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That were there, my coworker that pulled up.

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I guess a bunch of people pulled up after we left because

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I think my manager for but a lot of them had a word.

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Thank you all for pulling up.

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Just a quick little no affront that's going when eight

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I think they're down to half a cake left It probably be blown by then.

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If you do see me out there in the wild, come see.

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I can say what's up.

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Tell me.

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You listen to the crew and blog jokes.

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Give me a high five.

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I have stickers on me that wasn't able to take them to the

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to the event, but I will carry a couple with me to give out

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to two people that recognize and that's say, homies.

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Right. Thank you again, everybody.

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Thank you for the support. Apologies out there.

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If you think I stepped out of line because I kind of feel like I did it

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a couple of times.

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And that is true.

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You beer and the week has been full and dusty.

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Go home. I thought you piss today.

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I don't know what he did to step out of line

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unless he's talking about all the cussing needed at the end.

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It was funny before we started the show, he's like,

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Yeah, I'm not going to cuss because, you know, like there's kids.

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There's like one kid, the kid's here and shit.

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And I was like, Yeah, all right, I'm going to just do whatever you want.

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And then, like, by the end, the show's like, Fuck this, fuck that,

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you got fucking shirt. I mean, hydrated.

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I can't help, but.

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But I swear, I just can't do it.

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I don't do it every like other word, but it just comes out so natural.

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Yeah.

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He towards the end he got pretty every other word.

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He let a lot of fucks drop but whatever.

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In his voice. No.

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There I was waiting for the part like in a

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the award speech, like with the hip hop guys

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and it's like and through our Lord and Savior,

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Jesus Christ, all things are possible.

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He did not think. God first and foremost.

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No, I was waiting for.

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Here it comes. Here it comes. Yeah.

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And when at what point are we going to rip the award away from Taylor Swift?

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When does that happen?

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Oh, that's right.

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Because Beyonce.

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I was like, who was the Beyonce that.

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Just arrives with the old Pablo Francisco stand up?

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When he went, he was doing the impression of the rap guy who gets a Grammy.

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And he said, first of all, I just want to thank Jesus Christ,

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my savior, bro, my number one single called Suck Your Mama

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Perfect Juice.

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It makes so much sense.

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It's no mama.

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Sounds like you should get a tattoo.

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They just just like, suck your momma. Suck your.

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Momma. Yeah.

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I'm not going to do that.

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We'll talk the air.

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We'll call it a business expense.

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Crappy republic paid for and funded by crappy republic.

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Yeah, exactly. The right off the right off.

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All right. A five, five, three beer.

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Two, three, three, seven number.

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If you want to call, leave us a voicemail.

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All right, Before we get to news, Deb and I are drinking a beer over here as well.

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Can't wait.

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Yeah,

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So he calls to the bullpen for beer.

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We are drinking park.

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What the fuck is happening?

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What's the talking about?

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We're making love to the camera.

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Talking about your ear. I want to hear about the beer.

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Oh, my God. Working on it.

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All right.

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I think I screenshot that. I did screenshot that. Fantastic.

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I won't have to post it on the grams. All right.

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We were drinking Pak. IPA.

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With Travis camera from Smug City Brewing Company.

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This is in collaboration with California Parks Department.

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This should see a.

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Video by guest apparently.

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I know I'm horny.

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They say

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6.6% as a372 on a tab

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say for the revamp of Park Hopper IPA.

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We wanted to do something a little different.

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We were curious how these big tropical hops would work in a cold IPA

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fermented with our lager yeast.

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Is that a. Foot?

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Oh my God, no me.

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Draw the.

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Line if you.

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Notice.

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Goodnight, everyone. Just get through.

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This, please. Jesus. I'm working.

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I, in fact, are going to cover your camera,

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fermented with our lager yeast train.

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And we think the results are stellar, delicate aromas of citrus, pine, jackfruit

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and light tropical notes dominate with a smooth bitterness

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and hot flavor that brings you right back in for another sip.

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Have you ever had jackfruit before?

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I don't think so.

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Yeah.

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Fucking weird, man. Is it?

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Yeah.

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We got the one that smells bad. Is it?

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No, that's durian. Durian? Yes.

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They kind of look similar.

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I think papaya smells bad too, but that's just me. But.

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So jackfruit is crazy.

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Let me, before you talk about your beer, you can smell it and taste it.

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Yeah, I'll do that.

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Jackfruit can grow anywheres from like £3 to like £175.

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Like they can get fucking.

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He's like a fucking pumpkin.

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Yeah.

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Because they can be used

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as like a protein, like a pork substitute or something like that.

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Okay.

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So I got to eat it at work once.

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I was like, What the fuck is this? I got to try it.

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So he cut it open and it's like a little bit like a a drier

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pineapple, almost like it's not like, super juicy,

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but it is sticky as fuck.

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Like almost like it leaks

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Elmer's glue and it gets all over your hands.

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And they're like little pod, little things, Right?

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Well, and that's kind of why it reminds me like a pineapple.

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Because like, when you skin a pineapple and like that, those outer edges,

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that's kind of what it reminded me of.

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But it is just so bizarre.

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And I couldn't believe how sticky it was.

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And I just had to share that with everybody.

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Was did it taste good, though?

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It tasted like it was fine. It wasn't good.

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It wasn't bad. It was you're not going to seek it out.

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Yeah, it was pretty like regular, but

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just well, the texture and like I said, like the juice.

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It was just so crazy.

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That's.

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I'm sorry.

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That's

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crazy.

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Well, part of that description, I think, fits this beer.

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Okay.

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I don't know if I'd stick it out, but

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this is beer 372 feels a little friendly.

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So it's not the worst beer I've ever had.

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No, not it's not a drain ball.

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It's not a drain.

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Pour it all, but it to me, it lacks

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depth or substance outside of just being hoppy.

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That's the only thing I can say.

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Do you think it's because it's a cold IPA?

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I didn't realize that at first.

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It was a cold IPA, but I've had good cold.

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IPA is the name.

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But yeah, I agree.

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Again, it's not bad. It's just not.

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Funny. Good.

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Well what does it smell like?

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I think off off air.

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I said it smells like what, Marty's water bottle.

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Yeah. And I. I concur.

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I always thought it was brewed with like a like a Brett yeast or something.

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It's got something.

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There's like a funky.

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Yeah. A very light funkiness to it.

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I don't know if it's that this can there's something weird with the can.

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Could be this is how they intended us to be drinking it but.

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I wonder if because it's a cool IPA so it's a lager basically

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if they like they didn't lager long enough and not enough dropped out.

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And it got weird.

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Little stuff in there.

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I don't know.

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It's fine. It's not gross.

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It's wood. Clear. Another one. Is it free?

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That's yeah.

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If it was free, yes, I would drink.

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I would drink many more of them and I wouldn't complain.

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But if I was paying for, I would probably be pretty disappointed.

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Yeah.

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The question I always used to ask Scott

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because he would drink anything was would you pay for it?

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Would you buy one of these? And I would not go buy another one of these.

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I liked the can.

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But the can.

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Cute as hell.

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Yeah, but that. Was the beer about.

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I bought it because of the name. Yeah.

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The white mice for me though.

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Yeah.

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GJ 3269.

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But we could relate to that so much at our age.

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Yeah. What were your MySpace names?

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I don't remember.

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I thought it was just like your name.

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Wasn't it just your name? No.

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You had, like, whatever name you wanted to be.

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Mine was Big Dick MC Fuck Zloty.

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No, no, it wasn't really?

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No. Oh.

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But I would always joke and say I was going to you.

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That's amazing. It's very believable too.

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And the fact that you can say that without stumbling.

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I'm pretty sure. Five.

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Is just my name.

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Like my first and last name.

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I think mine was like my first last name, plus like some numbers or some shit.

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Oh, very boring.

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Mine was utterly deb like with DS, like a cow, because I was,

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I was breastfeeding two kids back to back and I thought it was funny. I

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utterly.

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Deb, did you have like a song on your MySpace page?

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Yeah, I had Carmen Miranda's mama.

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Your Quero Okay, Flex.

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I think I would rotate out between some census fail and Silverstein songs.

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I think the last I don't remember all the songs I had.

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I'm sure there is like some Foo Fighters on it,

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but I think the last one I had was Sugar. We're going down.

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Mm hmm. I think those are the last song I had.

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I guess I also had techno tracks Pump up the Jam.

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Very nineties.

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Very. Deb Yeah.

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So. Oh, the good old days.

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Here's here's a nerd story.

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I used to work for a web hosting. Well,

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like they hosted or they had servers, like they rented out server space.

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And one time this is in the height of MySpace.

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My buddy goes, Who was working?

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And he goes, Hey, you know, like we host MySpace.

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Whereas like, yeah, he goes, Let's find out what server we're on right now.

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So it goes, Go to your MySpace.

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And like, we did this thing, like we pinged the MySpace,

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pulled up the IP address and was like, Oh, it's on that computer right there.

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It was so weird.

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You're like, There is your MySpace on this computer right here.

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Like, okay, that's not creepy at all.

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So nerd stories.

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That could be a pick up line where you can tell like somebody his age or like, Hey,

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if you were on MySpace, you'd be in my top eight.

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And either they would laugh really hard or they would be like, What are you guys?

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Yeah, copy.

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What?

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We should bring back MySpace, you guys.

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Yeah, that seems like a great. Let's bring it back.

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I still have mine.

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Nothing like nothing like posting a 100 question survey

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on a bulletin board that you.

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What color shirt are you wearing?

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What is the thing you hate?

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MySpace was just chain mail on its messaging board.

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Literally all it was.

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And if you don't pass

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this on, you have bad luck for seven years.

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Anyway, you can find me at MySpace.com backslash, Deb's dicks.

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Dubs dicks MySpace.

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I love. It.

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Hold on. Does MySpace still exist, though?

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I don't actually know. I know. I'm going to look at it.

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Know this system for a while is like just a band thing.

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Like people would post their music there.

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Let's see.

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MySpace. Oh. Oh.

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It seems very music oriented.

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Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nine Inch Nails, Slipknot.

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But nothing's loading like I only got one picture to load.

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Those were all the bands I was listening to back when I was using MySpace.

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Right?

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Anyways, all right, so that's no go.

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Hey, beer stuff.

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This is hopefully interesting news.

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The original owners. I'm interested. In.

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Oh, hey, that's

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interest again.

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The original owners of Funky Buena Brewing

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are going to reacquire the brewery.

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Constellation is getting out of the craft beer business.

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So we all know they took a huge hit on.

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Bally's. Public squabbling with the folks in the place.

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Come on. Scoping everybody else point.

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And so now they're just getting out of it altogether.

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So Four Corners and funky brew Buda are getting there.

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They're

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selling it back to the original founders and now going be crafty again, apparently.

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Does it count?

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It's a fun name.

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Is it is it craft?

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If they sold out and then unsold, that.

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Or I mean bought back.

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From like the bar definition like yeah because it's less

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than 25% owned by a larger corporation.

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But what about the unwritten rules of beer.

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Yeah I don't know

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because like balance point is technically craft again, that happened,

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you know, they sold out and then unsold out.

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Does that make you excited to drink them?

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No, because they're still overpriced and tastes like 1999

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Pop. True.

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Prince would be psyched. Yeah.

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And we're gonna drink it like it's nice.

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Yeah. Yeah,

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yeah.

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No, I was not any more excited when they like scope and still taste

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the same though.

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Strips the enamel off your teeth and not in a fun way.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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I wasn't excited.

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I haven't had a fucking sculpting or any ballast point bajillion years.

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I haven't seen it in a bajillion years in my part.

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Yeah.

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I mean they, they totally pulled it out of their distribution

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and even before they unsold out, they were losing money left and right.

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They pulled a bunch of distribution and.

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Yeah, so.

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But anyways, Funky Buddha, they were, you know, we'll see what happens.

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They were respected and people liked all their, their sour programs and stuff.

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So we'll see how that goes.

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If anybody lives around there, let us know what you think.

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Are you, like, excited for it?

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Because I was not excited

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for Ballast Point being unsold and quite frankly didn't give a shit.

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Appalachian Mountain Brewery similar story.

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The founders of Appalachian Mount Brewery

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have bought back their company from Anheuser-Busch, AB InBev.

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We're Constellation is just getting out of the business.

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They actually bought it back from AB InBev and are looking to reinvest

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in the company and B craft again. Huh?

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Yeah. Well, my thoughts exactly. Go.

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Matt that is a brewing company effects Matt to acquire.

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A name.

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That's there and it's a weird fucking name.

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Sounds like someone's horrible like Instagram handle.

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Hey, find me at f Matt.

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Like M80 or M80.

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Double T like the guy's name.

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The guy's name. Yeah.

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F x letter. F letter.

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That might be the. Worst boring name I've. Ever heard.

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Yeah, that's pretty bad to acquire.

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Flying dog or flying dog. Okay.

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I'm moving on.

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This All should have been a her news flight.

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Apparently.

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Mediocre story week, right?

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Mediocre beer, mediocre stories.

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You know when there's a holiday, the news stories really take it well.

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No, because what's going to happen is next week

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you'll start hearing the good stories.

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Lot of great drugstore dead drunk stories from the holiday.

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But until then, it's all like these really depressing stories, like.

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Flying Dog is just like one of those.

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Like, uh. It's been around forever. Well, yeah.

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Of the age old, like, craft breweries, right?

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You know, So

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it's like they're the same ones that do the traditional styles or whatever

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they've always done, and they never got into trends or experimented.

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And so that's why they're just kind of like, Yeah, they're good Mexican lager.

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Okay, When I think of them, I think of like super bitter West Coast IPA is

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and it's like a stone type of thing.

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Okay, See, I would always grab their pale ales.

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Like I said, their Mexican lager is pretty solid, but yeah, cool logo.

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We don't get a ton of them out here. But yeah.

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I think Midwestern like are they Indiana?

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Nothing. They're a Connecticut.

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Oh really.

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We are. Really. Are New Hampshire.

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Now. Ohio now we're just naming state.

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Maryland.

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Maryland.

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I totally I was going to say that Leahy more states now.

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This is the Animaniacs.

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So you know what else?

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Floor okay.

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Florida woman drives onto the beach, narrowly misses multiple families.

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Is this the day?

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Oh, yes. Oh, Jesus.

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A Florida woman was arrested for allegedly driving drunk and nearly

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running over families on a beach at Smyrna Dunes Park on Saturday.

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Police body camera footage showed Sarah OUF Ramsey, Miami,

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26, of Orlando, standing on the beach alongside a half submerged blue SUV.

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I was the driver and they kind of stopped us

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and they said that we almost had a child, she told cops.

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I didn't think that we did, but that's like what they told us.

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She blew. Up.

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This is a direct quote.

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This is what the news story. Holy shit.

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People are down here because you can't drive.

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People are down here because you can't drive on this part of the beach.

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Officers told

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us. And another an indentified woman.

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We were just trying to turn around.

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We didn't think we do a U-turn around here,

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so we were just trying to keep going, she replied.

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A sheriff's

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deputy told her that she was going to jail for driving under the influence.

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She quickly said okay and nodded her head. Wow.

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Yeah.

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She turned around upstairs, handcuffed her charges against

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the woman were not immediately available as of Sunday night.

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Is there an age on this broad 26?

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Is there an IQ.

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On this 26?

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It's it's the same as her blood alcohol content.

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2.24.

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20. Six is across the board.

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26 is all around.

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Yeah.

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Not the smartest.

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All right.

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I did not know this. Apparently.

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You know, like some states have weird fucked up sun buying alcohol rules.

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Yeah, the worst.

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Apparently in some states you can't buy alcohol on Memorial Day.

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Really? Yeah.

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Well, okay, well, because they're fucked up State.

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Is there a reason that you're read or.

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Well, it's just weird laws like the Sun Laws and that kind of shit.

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Alcohol sale I'm a royal is in most states,

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but it's important in your state We.

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Lax the law.

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Exactly.

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So as of the printing of this article, which was just a few days ago,

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here are the states that have restrictions on alcohol sales on Memorial Day.

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Roadside prohibited before noon but allowed afternoon

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Arkansas prohibited between the hours of 12 a.m.

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and 1 a.m.. And you have to buy it at Walmart.

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You buy it at Walmart.

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Wait, wait.

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With ammunition.

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Between noon and one.

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Prohibited. Prohibited 12 a.m. and 1 a.m..

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So one hour is prohibited for one hour from 12 a.m.

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to 1 a.m..

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Wait, wait, wait. Am am 2 a.m.

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12 a.m. So midnight to 1 a.m.

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What the what?

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Why though it's our Kansas. What do you expect?

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Like it's like it seems like oh like a bar thing

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and it's almost just like once just pouring out for your homies right.

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And get back to it.

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Well, and here's, and here's Florida.

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I think this is the only rule that Florida has in the entire state.

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You cannot buy it before 7 a.m..

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That's pretty normal for every where?

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Every day.

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No. Yeah, I don't know.

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I think here at 6 a.m., between two and six here.

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It's. I don't know that I've ever been so hard pressed for that.

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But you've been out to figure out that rule.

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We should try some day.

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Like the pretty usual rule around here is like,

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you can't buy alcohol until 8 a.m..

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Okay, that's surprising in Wisconsin that you could always get alcohol.

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We have to make some rules.

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Okay. One or two.

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Massachusetts. It's prohibited altogether.

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What? Yeah.

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So enjoy that Boston sweatshirt. Oh, my God.

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I get. These people.

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Yeah. You need to talk to people about some things.

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In South Dakota.

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It's prohibited, except for malt beverages in specific stores.

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Very strange.

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Where do you think they list like the stores?

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Yeah, Where does that list? South Dakota.

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It's probably in the one city. In South Dakota.

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It's the capital.

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And then finally, there should be a no surprise.

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Anybody? Utah completely prohibited.

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Where fun is not allowed.

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Well, what was the thing from basketball?

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When he's like this?

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The New Orleans Jazz moved to Salt Lake City where they don't allow music.

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Yeah, the Lakers moved from Minnesota.

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Yeah. Where they have no lake.

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Yeah well, we'll go.

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You weird fucked up states.

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Way to go.

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I mean, how else do you celebrate? You know, Right?

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Yeah.

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No one's celebrating,

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so no one is getting out of the pool slowly and handing flex a water bottle.

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They're handing them a beer. They did get out of the pool slowly today.

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And I was wondering if people are watching.

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Be able to stand up afterwards.

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And, you know,

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you reap them anyways.

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I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day a couple days ago.

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Two days ago.

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Yeah.

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I hope you all got real hammered.

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That's my favorite.

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Hey, better than the booze. Like the booze. Like, we'll do like.

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Hey, let's do a Valentine's Day special, and then they won't air it

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for six months,

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at least for just two days.

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Like, No.

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They're great guys.

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Yeah, great guys.

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Super great.

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You know, they are interesting.

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We cut all this out.

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After.

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We have been drinking. But

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they're okay.

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Yeah, we can be.

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I would give them to my friend.

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I would take it if it was free,

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but not pay for it.

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Let's make that clear.

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Oh, sure. Oh, all right.

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I think it's time we hit some music and say hi, Vanessa Louvin.

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Hey, man, I say.

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Enjoy your weird Florida rules.

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Don't try and buy beer before 7 a.m. because they ain't going to happen.

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All right, That's normal. So that's not weird to me.

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Okay. Yeah.

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I mean, I'm usually drinking like 630, so in a fucking shit up,

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you can find us on the socials at Craft Beer Republic at Flex Me.

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A beer underscore is in between, of course, step one Hop, HP Mess

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and the ex-con

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and 8050, crap. Your vodka.

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80553 Beer 23370 to leave his voicemail sex.

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That's whatever you want to do.

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I think that is everything.

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And I hope everyone is saying very well hydrated.