Oktoberfest Beer Tasting

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Hello hello everyone…

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yep we’re live streaming we are live streaming
to Facebook very exciting hello everyone we are

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thrilled to be here with you on this Oktoberfest
season 2023. yeah excited to share some of these

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beautiful Oktoberfest beers uh we’re probably not
gonna drink all of these tonight simply because

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well there’s a lot um and there’s a reason for
that you might notice there are maybe a few more

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that arrived in your kits free um and the reason
for that is because a few of our members were

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delivered by one specific carrier who shall remain
nameless and they did some funky weird stuff and

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just held all their packages for a little while
for a reason still kind of unbeknownst to us

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um so they did not get their SipScout packages in
time but our lovely beer vendor craft Jack who

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we love um helped us out and very quickly
ship them for different Oktoberfest beers

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because they were all out of the ones that we
already had linked to them some delicious ones

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problems but I guess the consensus was there
but these looked to be a pretty unable to from

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what we’ve come to understand about the
replacement ones absolutely so we have

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them ship us the replacement ones as well so
that those of you on the call today who have

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this set versus those of you who have our tips
together steps we can drink along with all of

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you although we are not going to open eight years
because that would be a little ridiculous um so

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for those of you who don’t know us I’m
Suzanne I’m the founder of The Crafty

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Cask where we are all about celebrating
and supporting craft alcohol makers

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they’re like these amazing seven craft
breweries that we have with us here today

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indeed my name is Evan I’m a certified
sommelier sort of a cider professional

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um and I guess visual opportunity uh Beer Drinker
and Enthusiast as well absolutely he is your boozy

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expert for the evening as am I to some degree but
not merely the degree is so yeah so if you have

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any questions at all make sure to use the chat
the chat is open so feel free to use the chat

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um and we will turn this on at the end of
you know maybe a half hour in 45 minutes in

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depending on how long we talk around all of
our Oktoberfest beers and tasting techniques

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um but we’ll invite all of you to kind of turn
your cameras on get on here and chit chat with

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us all that good stuff if you would like um all
right so Oktoberfest let’s go get us started with

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our quiz one of our course uh oh failed to launch
full uh oh there we go all right having all sorts

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of technical difficulties and carrier difficulties
and all sorts of weird stuff this month

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um all right what month does Oktoberfest start
we’re starting you off a little easy here maybe

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this should have been the last question after
you’ve already had a lot of prayers yeah what

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month does Oktoberfest start is it September Is it
October or is it all year round and it never ends

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um so bad answer yeah um so yeah we’ll be
popping up a few poll questions throughout

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as we go so that you can learn a little bit about
Oktoberfest and feel like you’re in Germany um you

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have to help make sure that I don’t reveal any
of the quiz answers you might so that also means

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just pay attention because maybe you’ll get a quiz
quiz answer right because of something that Evan

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um before we jump into our Oktoberfest
celebrations I did want to just quickly mention

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are up and coming oh yeah we’ve got an exciting
kit coming up just to get not very excited is

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it super exciting especially because look at
these fancy does yeah um so um because I know

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we have some people who aren’t currently
members here so next month SipScout kit

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a new designation category or category rather
um recognized by the U.S government by the TTV

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uh we’re going to be doing American Single Malt
so more well known from their Scottish counterpart

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uh these are some beautiful representations of
we have to grab a couple of those bottles right

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there so we can show you a couple of the makers
that are going to be in it um so American Single

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Malt is brand new like Evan said um well it’s not
brand new people have been making American Single

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Malt for a while but it’s officially recognized
now as a style um and so we have Dampfwerk we

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have Colkegan from Santa Fe Spirits we have
Jettywave over there Boulder Spirits a lot of

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really fun American Single Malt and statistics well if you’re
a 10th Street oh I’m spacing at the moment as well

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I’ll think of it momentarily you just made all
the labels I know um but yeah so American Single

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Malt are super exciting um because you know
we’ve all been into whiskey for a while most

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of us have been you probably know bourbon pretty
well you probably dabbled in a little bit of Rye

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maybe and American Single Malt is up and coming and
it’s new and honestly we were just at a conference

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for craft distillers in Vegas it’s about I
don’t know three weeks ago a month ago and

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all the distillers were talking about like move
over bourbon like American Single Malt is going

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to be is going to be America’s whiskey like they
really believe this is going to be true and that

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um It’s Gonna Change the landscape completely
and so for people who really like Scotch to

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really kind of play with American Single Malts
and learn about those it’s a very exciting kit

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it even if you’re a member if you have someone
you know who you know loves whiskey let them

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know about this because this is gonna be really
fun and and most exciting of all at least four of

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the distillers are going to be joining us at our
monthly subscout party next week because they’re

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so excited to connect with people like you who are
interested in whiskey and they want to talk to you

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about this new category and what they’re doing so
that’s gonna be really exciting you’re not going

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to hear as much from us you’ll finally get a break
from Skipper jaberin and um and you’ll get to hear

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from the distillers themselves so it’s going to be
a really kind of collaborative fun fun event yeah

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some creative Innovative distillers join us for
sure all right but back to Oktoberfest should we

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crack into our beers so if you got your SipScout
kit in time crack open this one here the Fort

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George half liter and if you got uh the backup
or I guess I should say maybe replacement extra

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um go ahead and bust open the Occidental Fest
beer here uh now the fun things about this

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is so most most beers of this size are 16 ounces
hey what do you know one pint yeah 500 and I’m

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sorry 473 milliliters so not quite a half a
liter exactly and so Fort George decided to

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make this one in exactly a half liter so it’s
16.9 ounces this can instead of the normal 16

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ounce can um because and this is why I’m using
this glass here they really wanted it to fit

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perfectly in one of these mugs here
my head’s may be a little small

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is that right at the line right at the line right
at the line so yeah so this is our first beer that

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we will be enjoying and we’ll be pouring into
this because things appropriate yeah um cheers

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toast cheers to all of you um so one of the
fun things that kicks off our Oktoberfest

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every year in uh the Town Square I’m sorry
in the city Square in Munich Teresa Vine

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um which is one of the namesakes or the
people that the festival began for the

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mayor of Munich cracks the first tap or
cracks the first keg caps the first keg

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and as he does so says hope Falls uh and is
that so that means it’s open and uh time to

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drink yeah so everyone’s standing around
waiting for the mayor to say that and then

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it’s open let’s go

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young Diggity yeah so tell us a little bit about
oktoberfestyle beers because I’m sure all of you

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you know as you’re shopping around this time of
year there’s all sorts of Fest beers everywhere

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right and you see Oktoberfest you see Fest beer
um and then you also see American is another

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kind of thing that you know maybe you don’t see a
whole year long that all of a sudden you’re seeing

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right now so tell us a little bit about these
different styles certainly so uh essentially

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um Oktoberfest beer you know the beer that
is consumed in Munich for Oktoberfest um has

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historically been a beer like Madison and Madison
is a beer that is actually probably a little bit

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closer in style to this one and the color and the
richness is one of the main things that delineates

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Madison from Fest beer that is more representative
of the half liter that Suzanne is enjoying and

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um but you know Madison has gotten a little
bit deeper amber color uh it’s a little bit more

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full-bodied and richer than Fest beers and that
style of beer shifted towards this uh Fest beer

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style in the 1990s is kind of when uh that really
began to take home to take hold I believe that it

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was first developed by polliner which is one of
the sixth beers or six breweries rather that is

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permitted to be served in the actual Oktoberfest
uh beer tents uh throughout the 100 acres that is

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yeah so if you didn’t know that there are only
right in in the actual Oktoberfest grounds the

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official ones because there’s festivals going
on all over Germany right but the official

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Oktoberfest grounds only six breweries are allowed
to make and serve their beers yeah right they’re

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like designated by the country and they’re the
six breweries that are in Munich um so those

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six breweries are the ones that are permitted to
be there um and yeah pollinator is one of them

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they they made this style essentially to offer
something that’s a little bit lighter bodied

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um something that is a little more poundable
if you will uh you know for day drinking day

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drinking Oktoberfest yeah they’re often drinking
drinkability is kind of the main reason that

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they shifted to something that’s a little
less um rich and intense like American beers

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um because yeah you know it’s a 16 day long
festival and people are there it’s free too

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so people that are local you know the majority
of people that are there are residents of Munich

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um and just around the areas of course uh and
so they’re there every day drinking and you

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know that uh so for sure yeah and so um back
to our poll question yay we tricked one person

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or actually the name of it tricked one person
um Oktoberfest actually starts in September

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so it’s a it’s a common kind of misnomer and it
actually only goes until like the first few days

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of October typically are into like the first
weekend of October so it’s mostly in September

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um and it didn’t shift way back when I think
it did yeah I think it used to be most fully

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in October correct yeah historians are unsure as
to when it shifted um but the original Oktoberfest

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uh was a celebration of the wedding between uh
Therese and hence Therese fine is the you know the

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grounds there and Prince Ludwig who later became
the king um and their wedding day was I believe

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October 12th in 19 or 1810 so this Festival
has been going on for a very long time um and

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the festival began I’m probably giving
away so many full questions aren’t there

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maybe maybe that’s good yep sure enough

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to go we’ll see if everyone was listening uh and
so we’re testing you too because there’s a lot of

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information on Oktoberfest so maybe you could have
said like 1815 you know who else maybe you’re not

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right the uh wedding coincided you know there’s
a big parade at the end of the festival in this

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in this big Garden uh in the middle of Munich
but the primary reason everyone was there was

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that it’s like Royal Wedding precisely it was a
festival that was thrown for the wedding right

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and it basically what happened uh there was a
horse race uh there it was like agricultural

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prizes for the biggest pumpkin uh things like
that um and the festival you know was held every

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year uh after that um adding food halls and and
drinks I think around the 18 or 20 maybe eight I

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think maybe 18 17 or 1818 was when they first had
food and beverages that were offered there and of

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course that’s now one of the biggest things
and biggest draws right uh for this Festival

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um but October the weather is questionable you
know and even in September uh they’re not being

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able to confidently say yeah come and wear your
shorts uh because they want everyone wearing their

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cute outfits yeah um but his historians don’t
really know specifically when it was moved back

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um but sometime in the last 200 plus years it
shifted from uh the early part of October to

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the mid part of September yeah uh just going
into the early part of October so you get to

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start celebrating in September like we are this
year yeah last year we did this in October and we

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were like technically we’re late we are late this
year it’s all going on right now yeah so a few

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um details about Oktoberfest so annual
attendance over 6 million people can

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you imagine six million people are going for
this over the course of 16 days it’s crazy off

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um and it’s coming from 55 different countries
over a few weeks period so like it’s very it’s a

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big draw we have not been yet we can’t wait to go
we have to that’s like on our list but there’s a

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lot of a lot of drinking things on our list yeah
um they go through seven million liters of beer

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seven million liters of the earth anyone you
want to guess roughly how much that is in a

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way that you can rapidly interaction so how many
Olympic-sized swimming pools is there eight Lanes

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seven feet wide each and six feet deep you’ve
seen an Olympic swimming pool if you’ve ever

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watched the Olympics because swimming is the
whole freaking time and this is a half liter

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so how many liter how many double of this yeah wow
that’s seven million of these double of these how

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many pools is it it’s roughly four Olympic-sized
swimming pools nothing smaller than I would think

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swimming pool is about a half a million gallon I’m
sorry yeah this is gallons I’ve been talking about

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uh you were you mentioned the centimeters seven
million liters it’s about two million gallons uh

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it’s memory serves or that approximation that’s a
lot of beer yeah CJ was dead one cool I’m thinking

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four pools I’m like I was thinking I was gonna be
like 30 pools or something like this I mean yeah

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like taking one sip out of the Olympic High School
and how much does it go down yeah negligible like

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yeah and then the also thing to know is that
in Germany the beer drinking age is actually

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16. so experience and wine you can drink starting
at 18 but you can drink beer at 16. and if you do

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go to Oktoberfest lucky you um if anyone’s been
to Oktoberfest who’s here throw it in the chat

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because we’ve got um Professor it is cash only
so bring your cash with you um yeah and you know

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in Germany they do have this how do you pronounce
it the beer law right the right skill board right

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um that it’s a 500 year old law that
basically mandates that deer can only

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be made from the four ingredients that
there should also be made for really

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um water hot beef and malt so you can’t add
anything else to it yeah you don’t see any

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fruit flavored beers there or anything like that
just just the basic orange greetings and actually

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the the rates about it was the German Purity
law was I believe the first law pertaining to

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the production of alcohol anywhere in the world or
any purpose interesting yeah I mean 500 years ago

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who is regulating alcohol production it was
mostly the church that was making it to begin

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with what about gothas aren’t those don’t those
often have fruit in them do they not put fruit

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in them in Germany that’s just the thing we
do I think that they do but I don’t think

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that those qualify under the rice kabad okay
or what could be you know labeled as a beer

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got it I didn’t even labeled that way I think
okay cool yeah but you’re right and also um um

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what’s the other one that they add
fruit to like when they serve it um

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yep you know it’ll come to us yeah

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um yeah but this first year that we’re drinking
over here is Fort George and they are from Astoria

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Oregon um and you know their Astoria actually used
to be called Fort George um back in the day when

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King George um was overseeing Britain and it was
a kind of under British control um so the place

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that is Astoria now was called Port George which
is where the name of their Brewery comes from or

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kind of hearkening back to the history in the past
and that area was devastated by fire a few times

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the building that the Fort George Brewery is in is
actually it was built in 1921 and like the whole

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area in city was devastated by fire in 1922 and
this building is like still there and they kind

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of brought it back and now there’s a brewery and
I think a bakery in there um but they really you

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know Pride themselves on using local ingredients
as much as they can and really you know leaning

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into making delicious beers like this one and
this is one that I just went in collaboration with

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that’s right and um actually let me pull it up
I have it right here I know exactly what you’re

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thinking we reached out to the uh to the had the
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the nature of the collaboration um right because
it said that it was a collaboration between them

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and she’s Brewing or or yeah and but it didn’t
say anything about the collaboration right it just

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said like this Brewery in this bird and we were
like well what does that mean like how did you

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collaborate what was the collaboration and so what
he sends us back I just want to read it to you

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because it’s it just gives you an appreciation for
you know we all drink beer all the time we take

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steps of it it seems like one of the most kind of
simple alcohols out there right like it seems It’s

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like crushable easy to drink and his response
about what that meant collaboration I was just

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like man that makes you appreciate what goes into
a single beer so much more so this is what he said

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this collaboration was a collaboration throughout
the whole process we chatted on what we would

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first like to see in a Fest here and Dove
down into each ingredient to make that happen

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we use rarer pills our ahr Rara pills since it
has quite a bready profile and then backed it up

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with some Wireman specialty Mall we used wiremen
for those since we believe that they have a lot

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more character than the American malt of the
same variety Brad really liked using Hercules

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for bittering loggers and we wanted a little
fruity character so we added in some texts and

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some feathers appears I think we decided to get
we decided to use Augustine or Yeast since it is

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our house water used it before and it plays
very well with many of the styles of lager

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fermentation profile is decided based upon
our history with the yeast and what we were

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trying to get out of it we fermented it on the
colder side of the E strain to keep the profile

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clean and then ramp it up at the tail end to
clean up the sulfur that the seeds can throw

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what like you’re like wait it’s just
beer though right like it just it really

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makes your appreciation for especially you know
when you’re drinking beers you’re like wow this

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is really good like how much thought really goes
into it when you’re deciding how to make a certain

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flavor profile how to bring this to life what
you want it to taste like smell like look like

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um you know and he wrote lost more after that
but we just thought that was a really like

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enlightening you know what tell me about the beer
yeah I just didn’t kind of decipher that a little

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bit um as it does kind of pertain very nicely
to the flavor profile of this uh first off there

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uh the Wireman malt that he was talking about
generally the mold characteristic that you’re

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using to make best beers include Munich malts
and a pilgrim mold and they’re usually about

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half and half I’m totally about 80 and then
five ten percent of other richer malts to

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give a little bit more backbone which you know
this is not quite as light as a straight pilsner

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um and you’re getting some of the color from those
richer malts that make up that other 20 percent

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and then the aroma that you get from this
is pretty standard for this Carlos Beer

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I think this is a really good
representation of a best smear

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um it’s got you know a fair bit of malt profiles I
think that’s definitely what leads here but the mo

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the Hop profile is present you know there’s
there’s some floral characteristics to it

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um the aromatics are quite bright uh lots of kind
of doughy um co-speed flower uh like biscuit type

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Aromas but there is a little bit of like kind of
a hint of what you might guess to be like a sweet

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white wine almost doesn’t always like that floral
kind of a little bit almost pretty but fruit is

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not something that I feel like I’m getting much in
this at all um and that’s really the kind of the

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focus of having something that’s very flavorful
but you can still drink a lot of it because it’s

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not super dense it’s really a delicious beer yeah
very well balanced it has like a smoothness on the

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sides of my tongue a little bit because it’s
like refreshing almost yeah it’s really quite

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lovely uh and then one other fun thing to note
about that you know and part of the reason that

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um I agree that you should share it is while
the yeast characteristic isn’t something that

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you recognize a lot in the flavor profile youth
is obviously very important that’s what makes all

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alcohol possible right um and the specific meat
that they chose to use is Augustine Augustina is

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one of the six breweries that exist in Munich and
you can enjoy it the Oktoberfest uh Festival there

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seriously though it’s the only one that is
not exported so and unless you go there you

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don’t get an opportunity to try it I’d like
to think that this is a sound representation

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uh you know hopefully what I get the energy
for it and did I give away another yeah

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it reminded me to keep filming with the
polls um and I think Augustina is the one

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that is pretty unanimously agreed
is the best one at October that’s

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the rumor right yeah and not surprisingly most
countries keep the best stuff for them so yeah

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um so I remember when I went to Argentina to go
to Malbec region I was like I like meldek I drink

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it here um I enjoy it but it’s not like wow and
I went to Argentina and I was bringing like 15

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bottles of Malbec and I was just like oh my God
this is amazing and I was like you guys keep all

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the good stuff for yourself so it’s the same idea
they don’t export it and apparently it’s the best

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so I guess we all gotta make a little sip Scout
group trip to October that would be fun that would

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be so fun yeah essentially does the same thing
with their wine sorry their chocolate yeah I mean

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um and then the the hot profile um you know
there’s there’s two kind of primary categories

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delineations within pops and uh they’re either
bittering cops or aromatic hop um and you know

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he mentioned that there was a little bit of the
bittering Hops that Hercules hop but most of what

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they’re using were uh traditional Noble hop um
uh he mentioned pet ninja and then uh throughout

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the collection of these guys you’re going to
see a lot of uh hops like Falls and uh holler

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towel and Hershberger these are all hops that
categorize and are categorized as aromatic hops

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they’re not going to get like that same kind of
bitterness that you see in a lot of American ipas

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um in these in these beers the Hops are mainly
used to retain freshness and give a little bit of

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kind of that bright aromatic profile um speaking
of freshness and this is probably going to be

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another good bowl that I’m going to give away I
don’t know I don’t know where are you going um

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the term or the name Merton oh yeah uh anybody
know what that uh what that translates to um

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let’s see March nice now so why
are we drinking a beer named for

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March at October October so it’s kind of
weird the first time someone asked me that

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I was like I don’t know because there’s
a parade and they’re like is there March

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8th I guess that’s a good guess I don’t
know I just thought it was feasible yeah

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um well the beer Tom’s on it yep before
Refrigeration you know before you know electricity

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um vloggers can only be made in the cooler times
of the year and so they would make the logger in

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March that was the latest that they could make
it and then it would Age until it was time for

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Oktoberfest they’d crack that beer open yeah um
goat bladder is not the translation of America

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out of a group ladder but they did
help us out earlier and if this is

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what you were actually thinking of
and I said I couldn’t think of it

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I’m gonna like die laughing were
you thinking of half of I said

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coriander orange kind of a flavor profile
customizing and it’s sour it’s a sour wheat

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beer they notice here interesting we’re gonna
have to we’re gonna have to look it up figure

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it out driving me crazy um The One Brewery you
will not find at Oktoberfest is actually a younger

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um so that is the one you will find spotting
and Augustina as we mentioned and love and

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browser and shocker uh shocker shocker tour
that one I have a hard time help me do not

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look at me for soccer or lowenbrow Hofbrau
Satan uh polymer and August wiener all right

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one of those was a recent Edition have any
of you tried your pretzels yet they were

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gone they look so they look so basic
they look like all right they sent

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me some hearts like we don’t know why we are
obsessed with these pretzels we love them um

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this is pretty common food at uh
Oktoberfest um one of the most

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heavily eating things though
there is uh well strangely anybody

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roast chicken roast chicken Big Crush roast
chicken I actually think I have a stat on that

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then yeah Zach pretzels are in the original kit
when you get your kit you’ll get them for sure

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um sorry you don’t have them now they’re
really they’re really freaking delicious

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you will enjoy them with the beers that you
get in your kit when it gets to you so bonus

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um during Oktoberfest they eat 500 000 roast
chickens 500 000 Russian chickens crazy

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yeah they really looks like an
Olympic-sized swimming pool full of chicken

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not so funnier visual that’s a hilarious
visual um um seriously enough this year

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there’s controversy at Oktoberfest oh my nervous
yeah trying to share this with you so there’s

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a lot of controversy in October guys this year
because there has been an effort to kind of make

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Oktoberfest a little bit more sustainable um in
various ways and some of them have impacted it uh

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as far as the guests experience to lesser
degrees but apparently they moved to make

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all of the roast chicken there organic this year
oh interesting and it’s caused the cost of the

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chicken to rise right about 50 wow so people that
would otherwise come in there and enjoy chicken

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um our opting to just have bratwurst and pretzels
and you know cheese bread and sauerkraut and

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stuff like that instead of what they would have
otherwise been drinking which is the roast chicken

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um it’s interesting that they would address
the chicken before like I don’t know the

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grains that they’re making the beer with no
although yeah I guess organic greens might be

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um a bigger ask Ed so this Occidental is
not American because it really looks and

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kind of drives like one I believe it
is I believe it is they just aren’t

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I think that leaving it properly I think
that the use of the term best beer there

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might be questionable yeah yeah I feel
like we thought this was going to be

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um an Oktoberfest yle the orfest beer um
but it does seem like it’s a miracle to me

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for sure and it is 6.3 abvs I feel like this
but look at that cuteness of the can one kid

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um so I looked up a little about Occidental
Brewing today since this is a last minute

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ad and they’re kind of interesting so they’re
in Portland Oregon and they were founded with

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the goal of making what they call well-balanced
Continental style beers and so they found a niche

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with beer drinkers who basically they were founded
in 2011 and by doing these like well-balanced

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Continental style beers they basically found a
niche with beer drinkers who were just getting

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sick of the like hops arms race with ipas they
felt like every Brewery was going IPA crazy and

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there were like ipas everywhere and Hot Tops Hot
Tops and so they decided to start a brewery that

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was kind of the antithesis book but I can’t say
that word answers antithesis of that thank you

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um and really we’re focusing on a lot
of German style beers primarily kosh’s

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you know things of that nature so this is
you know this is kind of their bread and

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butter this is their wheelhouse and you know
Oktoberfest they kind of shine but they did

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um they did actually act after covid which is
kind of interesting they launched a new brand

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called further beer and this gives their
Brewers kind of freedom to experiment with

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new ingredients and kind of play with different
styles that don’t fit in that category namely ipas

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um so you know everyone folds eventually
I know I know it’s too lucrative everyone

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tries to avoid the IPA poll and eventually
they’re like well we’ll do a few ideas

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but but they launched a different but we’re
going to put it under a different brand right

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um to do that and they do other experimental
things as well not just ipas but some experimental

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things so their Brewers can basically kind of play
and not only make German style beers they’re kind

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of a cool spot in Portland to check out for
sure what are we moving on to next year well

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since this was America was not in fact the best
beer style that I thought it was going to be

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yeah we should probably wonder if we should
be because we want those of you who got these

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supplemental beers to try a traditional Fest beer
or this one I think is Emerson this one as well

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oh maybe not October it is hard because yeah
it does say Madison starlocker yeah the the

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confusion often lies in that true Oktoberfest
beer all one word is really only produced by those

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six breweries in Munich um Oktoberfest style
beer or just something that says Oktoberfest

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uh it could kind of be I could kind of be
either the true like best beer style or it

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could be more of the historic precedent which
was the American yeah um and unfortunately

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naming conventions are not very well established
here in the United States for things like this

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the way that they are in Germany yeah so for
those of you we’re not going to open this Bob

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beer mostly because Evan’s dad is named Bob
and he’s German and he loves it it’s called

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bobtoberfest I don’t even know if he’s going to
open it yeah he will yeah no your dad likes beer

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um so we’re gonna save this to open with Bob
here with us but if any of you who have this kit

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want to open this one up and let us know if you
think it’s an oktoberfestyle beer or a medicine

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um you would be interested we would be interested
to know that because it’s yeah I I would imagine

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it’s an October has styled here based on it just
says Oktoberfest lager but as opposed to faster I

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thought this one was going to be as well right
so we will see we will find out oh we’re split

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on this question we don’t we don’t know the
answer to this one we’re all split yeah this

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is a seasonal favorite traditional Oktoberfest
Forum oh I think I think this one is its best

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beer that’s why I was thinking that this one
was going to be more similar to the half acre

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all right so do you tie it on the right on your
left in the middle or on the back oh no you don’t

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have to stand up that’s what I want Evan wants
to drop his whole costume so it’s not a costume

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it’s an outfit sorry I’m sorry sorry so since I
am taken it is on your right that is where you

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you had a little a little hint if you checked
out my bundle um and you know our relationships

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breaking news we’re together

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um all right so what do you wanna let’s do this
from Oktoberfest because everyone has the smog

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soberfest all right and that is American and
so for those of you who joined us in opening

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the half leader first um this is your typical
kind of Fest beer and then this one will be

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the Merson and you can kind of compare and
contrast the two of them together foreign

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Town smog city is from who I know Los Angeles
wait am I right yeah Torrance Torrance California

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it’s the same smog pile yeah so they’re
interesting they um oh and this is later

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yeah interesting certainly lighter certainly
lighter than the other one yeah it’s pretty

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close to that it’s pretty close to that no see
they’re all confusing us but they’re they’re

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labeling here it is it is challenging
this time of year but usually it will

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say somewhere on the back label Emerson
specifically if it is awesome awesome

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and this one says Festival lager yeah and they
just don’t want to make it easy for anything see

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this is why these laws that they have in Germany
and other places are so helpful because it really

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like locks down what what you’re drinking
and what you’re doing and how you’re labeling

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so one of the fun tips and techniques that
we like to share when you’re drinking beer

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and tasting beer um or a little bit and as it
Foams up like that just before it gets to the top

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carefully maybe when it’s not up over More Level
yeah put your hand on the top and kind of let the

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bubbles do their work and release some Aromas and
then it’s going to trap to him trap yeah trap them

361
00:37:17,940 –> 00:37:22,500
in there and then stick your nose in there and
take a whiff as a way to kind of really evaluate

362
00:37:22,500 –> 00:37:27,180
concentrate the Aromas yeah and really smell it
a little more and we and we love we actually so

363
00:37:27,180 –> 00:37:31,440
these little tasting glasses you might think we
only use them for these events we use them all

364
00:37:31,440 –> 00:37:36,060
the time like at home like we split a beer pretty
much everything we both want to try whatever beer

365
00:37:36,060 –> 00:37:41,340
we’re drinking um and so we just split them
in here and that way the whole time you’re

366
00:37:41,340 –> 00:37:44,700
drinking it’s cold we’ll put the rest of the can
in the fridge before you know and then re-pour

367
00:37:44,700 –> 00:37:48,840
it because if you do open some of these and you
want to save it for a little later if you put it

368
00:37:48,840 –> 00:37:52,440
in the fridge it will keep the carbonation a
lot better we have a little cooler down here

369
00:37:52,440 –> 00:37:55,860
actually you might see us reaching down here
occasionally so we’re keeping ours kind of cold

370
00:37:56,880 –> 00:38:01,140
um and trying to keep them cold because it does
keep the carbonation it keeps that alive a little

371
00:38:01,140 –> 00:38:06,480
longer if it’s already open but we love these for
splitting beers with someone else in the house or

372
00:38:06,480 –> 00:38:09,840
just honestly I even when I’m home alone when I
pour it in this and put the rest of the can in

373
00:38:09,840 –> 00:38:14,760
there keep a cold and then go refill it afterwards
I really enjoy it and we pretty much never drink

374
00:38:14,760 –> 00:38:20,400
out of the cans because you’re totally missing
this whole Aroma piece when you drink it out

375
00:38:20,400 –> 00:38:25,260
of the can and if you’ve ever been sick before
and you know your partner orders a pizza when

376
00:38:25,260 –> 00:38:29,880
you’re sick and you’re all excited thinking like
that’s good and it tastes like cardboard nothing

377
00:38:29,880 –> 00:38:34,500
because your nose is stuffed and you’re sick like
if you can’t smell what you’re eating or drinking

378
00:38:34,500 –> 00:38:40,020
you’re missing out on like 80 of the flavors as
well um so it’s really important to be able to

379
00:38:40,860 –> 00:38:49,200
one of the things that helped that leads nicely
into Jay’s question uh what temperature should I

380
00:38:49,200 –> 00:38:57,000
be drinking is that and generally dark loggers and
Amber loggers are intended to be consumed a little

381
00:38:57,000 –> 00:39:04,560
bit warmer than fridge temperature essentially
you certainly don’t want to have them on ice but

382
00:39:04,560 –> 00:39:11,580
around 40 to 45 degrees is usually pretty optimal
for a darker lager like for medicine and even the

383
00:39:11,580 –> 00:39:18,060
Amber one even the Fest beer I would say uh it
probably is best served a little bit out of the

384
00:39:18,060 –> 00:39:22,920
out of the fridge for five minutes or something
like that yeah they’ll warm up as you open it and

385
00:39:22,920 –> 00:39:29,040
drink it too yeah we often we often joke there’s
a reason why you drink Coors Light and Bud Light

386
00:39:29,040 –> 00:39:36,060
ice ice ice ice cold right like if there’s really
delicious flavors and Aromas and things going on

387
00:39:36,060 –> 00:39:39,720
in there you want it a little bit warmer because
that helps you be able to smell them and taste

388
00:39:39,720 –> 00:39:44,580
them but if it’s really you’re drinking for effect
and it doesn’t have a lot of flavor or Aroma the

389
00:39:44,580 –> 00:39:50,100
colder it is the more muted it tastes and so even
you know when we go out to eat and we get started

390
00:39:50,100 –> 00:39:54,780
with white wine at a restaurant oftentimes they’re
pulling it straight out of the fridge and pouring

391
00:39:54,780 –> 00:39:58,980
it in my glass and I sit there with my hands on
the bowl of the glass warming it up for a minute

392
00:39:58,980 –> 00:40:02,820
because I can’t smell it I can’t taste it it’s
just like kind of kills all of that when it’s

393
00:40:02,820 –> 00:40:09,120
too cold yeah I mean in some bars they keep the
white wine in a nice bucket with beer it just

394
00:40:09,120 –> 00:40:14,820
depends on the plate but no no no no no yeah not
our recommendation move what you want drink it

395
00:40:14,820 –> 00:40:20,640
the way you want but drink it out you enjoy it for
sure yeah but most most of America serves red wine

396
00:40:20,640 –> 00:40:26,640
to warm and white wine too cold and if you bring
them and towards them I mean I feel like it kind

397
00:40:26,640 –> 00:40:35,160
of applies to beer too most beer is served at like
34 degrees you keep them you know glycol lines to

398
00:40:35,160 –> 00:40:40,860
keep the lines cold and they are served as cold
as they can get them before they start to breathe

399
00:40:40,860 –> 00:40:46,980
yeah so here’s a fun little fact about Oktoberfest
that I always like to share so there is a beer

400
00:40:46,980 –> 00:40:53,340
police Squad at Oktoberfest and you might think
that the beer police squad is there in case of the

401
00:40:53,340 –> 00:41:01,800
unruly who it is under control but the beer police
squad is actually there to make sure that the beer

402
00:41:01,800 –> 00:41:07,920
in your fees and their full leaders are called
mosques and it’s like M what is this that weird

403
00:41:07,920 –> 00:41:13,920
backwards V thing that looks like a b but it’s two
s’s yeah um so a full leader the glass is called

404
00:41:13,920 –> 00:41:19,320
a moth and so the beer in your mouth is supposed
to come up to that line on the glass which equals

405
00:41:19,320 –> 00:41:26,940
a full leader and sometimes you may got a glass
that’s a tiny bit not as full and the beer police

406
00:41:26,940 –> 00:41:32,220
squad is there to enforce that is that amazing so
they have a whole team of Phillies going around

407
00:41:32,220 –> 00:41:36,960
it’s like eyeballing where they’re pouring and
being like no no no no you shorted them a few

408
00:41:36,960 –> 00:41:43,260
sips there like they take it very seriously I’m
glad they’re there on our side yeah they they does

409
00:41:43,260 –> 00:41:47,520
say that it rarely happens and that the people
who are pouring the beers Oktoberfest are masters

410
00:41:47,520 –> 00:41:53,520
of their crafts and know how to dislike time it
without even thinking if anything they’re overporn

411
00:41:54,180 –> 00:42:04,560
yeah it’s very easy to hit that and still get
a nice head without being concerned about yeah

412
00:42:04,560 –> 00:42:12,420
for sure yeah Ma is the German word describing the
amount of beer in a regulation mug regulation mug

413
00:42:13,620 –> 00:42:22,380
in modern times exactly one liter moth
is also like common um oh did you already

414
00:42:22,380 –> 00:42:28,200
pour me one of these yeah that was darn
now we have three I have too many beers

415
00:42:30,060 –> 00:42:36,840
um yeah I think is the official missile official
name for it it’s funny I really want to go to

416
00:42:36,840 –> 00:42:41,160
Oktoberfest but like with every passing year I
get a little more and more nervous about it like

417
00:42:41,160 –> 00:42:45,420
I’m just not sure if it’s going to be like
this wild rager of like college party like

418
00:42:45,420 –> 00:42:51,300
this like oh man this is like too much for me or
if it’s gonna be really like a culturally like

419
00:42:52,020 –> 00:42:56,640
you know like or if it’s somewhere in between like
it does feel very overwhelming and I have heard

420
00:42:56,640 –> 00:43:00,960
it’s kind of similar to Burning Man for those
of you who are familiar with Burning Man where

421
00:43:00,960 –> 00:43:06,660
it’s like you really want to go with people who
have been before and people who like no because

422
00:43:06,660 –> 00:43:12,300
they’re I think there’s a lot of like get your
tickets for these tents at a certain time there’s

423
00:43:12,300 –> 00:43:16,440
these activities there’s these like if you want
to go to restaurants the week you’re there like

424
00:43:16,440 –> 00:43:21,360
that’s a whole ordeal like I think there’s a lot
of like logistical to maximize your experience

425
00:43:21,360 –> 00:43:25,920
you got to kind of know what you’re doing a
little bit yeah I mean as many people as there

426
00:43:26,640 –> 00:43:33,420
and I do understand that the beer Halls um
it’s not like reservations for the beer Halls

427
00:43:33,420 –> 00:43:38,100
go on sale at the same time for
all the beer Halls each beer hall

428
00:43:39,420 –> 00:43:43,440
um run by each of these people are
right six breweries yeah I think there’s

429
00:43:45,600 –> 00:43:51,360
there’s more than just the sticks in terms of
halls there are other Halls that also do food

430
00:43:51,360 –> 00:43:55,020
and random things like that it’s just that those
six beers are going with better schools there

431
00:43:56,160 –> 00:44:05,700
um and when each one of them puts their
reservations up for you know for grabs at

432
00:44:05,700 –> 00:44:10,560
different times and with different stipulations
yeah minimum of eight people minimum of 10 people

433
00:44:10,560 –> 00:44:14,460
yeah that’s the other reason it’d be nice to go
to other people that have been before because you

434
00:44:14,460 –> 00:44:21,240
need a lot of people uh you know get a get a table
maybe raise reservation maybe we’ll have to we’ll

435
00:44:21,240 –> 00:44:25,260
expense it and we’ll go scope it out for all of
you and we’ll like figure it out and then we’ll

436
00:44:25,260 –> 00:44:30,660
plan a trip for all of us I do feel like I know a
few people have gone and they they have said it’s

437
00:44:30,660 –> 00:44:36,180
like yeah it’s very helpful to do that yeah Jay
I agree six million from around the world does

438
00:44:36,180 –> 00:44:44,880
sound more like fast yeah that’s right but at
the same time it’s a family friendly event you

439
00:44:44,880 –> 00:44:51,780
know there at least until like the early evening
kids as young as as infants are there I think

440
00:44:51,780 –> 00:44:58,320
after like you know seven or eight or something
like that anyone under the age of six has to go

441
00:44:59,340 –> 00:45:03,720
but still that means that there’s you know
12 year olds hanging out until the festival

442
00:45:03,720 –> 00:45:07,320
closes we’re on a legal drinking age of 16
so they’re 16 year olds there the whole time

443
00:45:08,760 –> 00:45:13,800
um so I feel like in that regard it’s probably
you know there’s probably some people that get

444
00:45:13,800 –> 00:45:20,460
drunk but I don’t think it’s like the Americans
I don’t know okay that’s probably part of my

445
00:45:20,460 –> 00:45:25,260
thing is like when I’ve gone to America in
Oktoberfest things they’re just like [ __ ]

446
00:45:25,260 –> 00:45:33,420
shows and culturally I do feel like while Germans
are like excited and um passionate about something

447
00:45:35,040 –> 00:45:44,100
[ __ ] maybe they’re not a particularly exuberant
yeah that’s true uh people at least my dad’s side

448
00:45:44,100 –> 00:45:51,540
of his family isn’t yeah a little more restrained
where in Munich does Oktoberfest take place oh

449
00:45:51,540 –> 00:45:55,920
whoever entered the Watson is very close it’s
just a different spelling down there the Bison

450
00:45:57,180 –> 00:46:05,700
um so this bison it’s basically is Teresa’s
green Teresa was the uh the bride from was it

451
00:46:06,420 –> 00:46:11,040
Saxony hilbertsville Paxton Hill
Grant uh you know Grant burger

452
00:46:11,040 –> 00:46:15,060
that married the princess uh

453
00:46:15,060 –> 00:46:23,460
yeah yeah what do you think of this small
silver Fest I feel like it’s so fun because

454
00:46:23,460 –> 00:46:28,080
like we always we love Oktoberfest we love
this event we love doing this every year but

455
00:46:28,080 –> 00:46:32,700
the the style is one style of beer you know
or two styles of beer really and so sometimes

456
00:46:32,700 –> 00:46:36,900
it can be a little bit like people kind of
tastes the same but I feel like these three

457
00:46:36,900 –> 00:46:42,960
that we’ve tasted so far are very unique actually
considering they’re very similar in style I agree

458
00:46:43,620 –> 00:46:47,340
comparing this one to the half acre um

459
00:46:49,800 –> 00:46:52,200
I would say this one has a little bit more like

460
00:46:52,980 –> 00:46:58,080
Maybe nuttiness and almost like a
little bit of like white chocolate

461
00:46:59,340 –> 00:47:04,380
it definitely has a sweetness to it maybe or
on the nose in particular like a roast beef

462
00:47:06,660 –> 00:47:14,640
almost like chocolate covered almond yeah and
chocolate like or like cashew cashew butter

463
00:47:15,300 –> 00:47:16,380
I think it’s gonna go delicious

464
00:47:21,320 –> 00:47:22,320
[Music]

465
00:47:22,320 –> 00:47:29,580
there you go which of these will
you not find at Oktoberfest hmm

466
00:47:31,920 –> 00:47:37,140
wow see you just killed that one too I feel
like Elementary School school field trips

467
00:47:37,140 –> 00:47:40,800
I probably would have guessed but it is
true there are a lot of families there um

468
00:47:42,900 –> 00:47:50,520
religious math there’s definitely a crossbow
seating range for sure um I know that much and

469
00:47:50,520 –> 00:47:57,960
then the religious Mass yeah there’s a crossbow
shooting tent actually you can go into a tent

470
00:47:57,960 –> 00:48:02,640
there’s like practice your crossbow today
which would be bad I don’t know about that but

471
00:48:03,480 –> 00:48:08,160
um and then there’s a traditional Oktoberfest
church service that takes place every year in

472
00:48:08,160 –> 00:48:13,320
one of the tents so there is actually a religious
Mass there um and it’s mostly for the employees

473
00:48:13,320 –> 00:48:21,120
actually of Oktoberfest but anyone can go in and
attend if they want to interesting um and there

474
00:48:21,120 –> 00:48:25,260
are School sponsored field trips so you know
the schools bring the kids there to teach them

475
00:48:25,260 –> 00:48:31,080
all about the culture and teach them all about
you know Oktoberfest and history um and there

476
00:48:31,080 –> 00:48:35,880
are a lot of horses at Oktoberfest especially
because there was you know originally I think

477
00:48:38,160 –> 00:48:42,420
um but apparently writing the horses is
very much prompt upon so no pony rides

478
00:48:45,420 –> 00:48:49,920
yeah I believe that while the horse
races kind of disappeared by the end

479
00:48:49,920 –> 00:48:54,900
of the 19th century uh my recollection
is that they brought them back on the

480
00:48:54,900 –> 00:49:00,660
bicentennials and uh 2010 and
did a horse race again yeah

481
00:49:03,180 –> 00:49:03,840
mm-hmm

482
00:49:13,020 –> 00:49:17,460
ooh that’s a good question yeah
we’re actually I’m bringing um

483
00:49:19,080 –> 00:49:24,360
I think maybe we talked about this last
last month maybe um we’re going home

484
00:49:24,360 –> 00:49:27,660
there’s my parents in a week and they live
in Massachusetts and there’s a big Festival

485
00:49:28,500 –> 00:49:33,720
um there called the baby that we are going to be
going to and there’s a it’s a Fairground and there

486
00:49:33,720 –> 00:49:37,560
are six permanent buildings on the fairground
there are all they’re they’re modeled after the

487
00:49:37,560 –> 00:49:41,880
state buildings of east of the New England states
and so there’s a Massachusetts State Building and

488
00:49:41,880 –> 00:49:45,960
a New Hampshire State Building and they’re
permanent and part of the fairgrounds that

489
00:49:45,960 –> 00:49:49,860
are there year round and they can do for other
things and so that always makes me think of it

490
00:49:49,860 –> 00:49:54,240
but yeah it’s permanent Fairgrounds that that
kind of stumps me because I would guess that

491
00:49:54,240 –> 00:50:02,940
they that they are at October 5th just because
they’re massive I can’t imagine that that you

492
00:50:02,940 –> 00:50:07,560
know Municipal Park is do you think you could
use them for other things you know like have

493
00:50:07,560 –> 00:50:12,900
other events there have service to lay there all
right let’s see it all right the answer is the

494
00:50:12,900 –> 00:50:19,500
big reveal false yeah okay each year the whole
October Fest is constructed from scrap and I’m

495
00:50:19,500 –> 00:50:25,620
taking down afterwards so construction begins in
June so they start building it in June um and but

496
00:50:25,620 –> 00:50:31,320
the planning for it starts like in March and then
it’s all broken down and put away but it takes 3

497
00:50:31,320 –> 00:50:36,900
000 workers 10 weeks to construct Oktoberfest
and then it takes five weeks to take it all down

498
00:50:37,920 –> 00:50:43,920
yeah that’s not sustainable yeah six days of the
same thing that does not sound sustainable before

499
00:50:43,920 –> 00:50:47,520
they cared about the kids well I mean I guess
they’re giving some people some jobs I wonder

500
00:50:47,520 –> 00:50:52,440
if they deconstruct it and then reconstruct
it using the same material area because it’s

501
00:50:52,440 –> 00:50:57,720
like I would think I would hope so I would
think that they’re not like from scratch I

502
00:50:57,720 –> 00:51:01,020
would hope I mean that that should be part of
our sustainability initiative I would imagine

503
00:51:03,480 –> 00:51:06,720
Aaron I’m going to breathe this through
some of these um yeah yeah while you’re

504
00:51:06,720 –> 00:51:12,180
doing that but I was also thinking when
you said three thousand workers 10 weeks

505
00:51:13,380 –> 00:51:20,460
six million people some of these tents so the
biggest tens I think holds 12 000 people so

506
00:51:20,460 –> 00:51:29,160
it’s like uh you know a college basketball arena
um and even even like the small ones still fit a

507
00:51:29,160 –> 00:51:38,220
thousand people yeah I mean that that’s huge yeah
that’s so big now it’s a lot of work for sure

508
00:51:40,860 –> 00:51:44,100
oh you know this when you said this at the
beginning of the session no that’s right it

509
00:51:44,100 –> 00:51:49,740
did and a couple of you remembered but I also
said the other one that people are remembering

510
00:51:49,740 –> 00:51:57,360
yeah so the how do you say the first one that’s
the law the German Purity law about how to make

511
00:51:57,360 –> 00:52:06,180
it here and the oh yeses is what they say
to say yeah to kick off Oktoberfest for sure

512
00:52:10,200 –> 00:52:13,200
back did you open up the Bob toberfest

513
00:52:15,480 –> 00:52:19,140
I’m curious if you’re thinking
it posted to American or if it’s

514
00:52:19,140 –> 00:52:24,180
American or if it’s you say it
said it on the bathroom okay

515
00:52:27,060 –> 00:52:30,900
all right we want to open one more

516
00:52:33,600 –> 00:52:39,780
um which one are you uh serious about I’m kind
of curious about this one well I don’t know

517
00:52:41,700 –> 00:52:49,500
half anchor or I I really like half acre’s
Instagram feed I’m gonna I’m gonna pick the

518
00:52:49,500 –> 00:52:55,200
scenes I like there I mean because it’s got
pretzels I do like this I’m leaning towards

519
00:52:55,200 –> 00:52:58,860
this one first because I feel like this this
can keep catching my eye like it’s very in

520
00:52:58,860 –> 00:53:03,240
this morning that was so funny I had no idea
that was pretzels until you just said that oh

521
00:53:03,240 –> 00:53:10,320
I have I’ve had this pan sitting on my desk for
like ever and I just saw it as like yellow design

522
00:53:11,520 –> 00:53:17,820
um that’s so cute really cute really yeah it
is really fun to see the different Canon art

523
00:53:17,820 –> 00:53:22,260
um do you guys remember when like all craft
beer was in bottles that like you know one

524
00:53:22,260 –> 00:53:28,740
for craftier in cans and everyone was like no
no no like that’s like we will repeat that yeah

525
00:53:28,740 –> 00:53:34,140
it’s so fun to see all the creativity and how
they partner and collab with these like local

526
00:53:34,140 –> 00:53:40,080
resident artists to create their specialty like
hands it’s really quite a big fun part of the

527
00:53:40,080 –> 00:53:46,200
beer culture now I think that would have never
existed a lot harder to do it with bottles I think

528
00:53:48,600 –> 00:53:57,420
yeah for sure I particularly like this
one because of the way I like noise

529
00:54:03,780 –> 00:54:09,120
yeah I mean I feel like these two with
the pretzel and the beer and then this

530
00:54:09,120 –> 00:54:13,860
one these are like you’re all set for
your October yeah you have your pretzels

531
00:54:13,860 –> 00:54:18,780
all right ready to go

532
00:54:21,060 –> 00:54:28,440
um so this one is bear State Co-Op and this
was only the third co-op Brewery in the country

533
00:54:29,580 –> 00:54:34,980
um and they actually it was a group of friends
who played rugby together and had this idea that

534
00:54:34,980 –> 00:54:43,440
they wanted to like start a brewery and they were
in Austin I believe and they went to what was the

535
00:54:43,440 –> 00:54:50,940
name of the other written down somewhere here
Black Star Co-op in Austin so Black Star Co-op

536
00:54:50,940 –> 00:54:55,680
is a brewery out there in Austin and they went
there together and they were like oh interesting

537
00:54:55,680 –> 00:55:01,500
a co-op Brewery um that really because they were
homebrewers already and they really felt like

538
00:55:02,220 –> 00:55:05,700
you know when you’re home brewing you’re in
all the details and you understand the whole

539
00:55:05,700 –> 00:55:10,620
process and you’re really like in it all but then
when you work at a brewery there’s so much that’s

540
00:55:10,620 –> 00:55:15,240
like behind closed doors and like you’re not you
don’t have access if you’re not the person who

541
00:55:15,240 –> 00:55:20,400
does that and so they really felt like this idea
of a co-op Brewery would kind of like make working

542
00:55:20,400 –> 00:55:25,680
at a brewery a little bit more transparent and
that everyone would be a part of it and so they

543
00:55:25,680 –> 00:55:32,460
started the third only the third in the Country
Co-op Brewery um and they have 2 000 members today

544
00:55:33,420 –> 00:55:37,380
um that’s really cool and yeah and so
they’re really very big about community

545
00:55:37,380 –> 00:55:40,920
and giving back to the community and having
the community be really a part of their process

546
00:55:42,600 –> 00:55:47,640
so again well the same style
I would say is the half acre

547
00:55:48,780 –> 00:55:57,360
um and this mocktoberfest this one has a pretty
distinct aromatic profile the departure wants more

548
00:55:57,360 –> 00:56:05,880
yeah Freckle exist does have a little bit more of
the bittering Hops that are maybe non-traditional

549
00:56:17,940 –> 00:56:25,500
yeah comparing these two so the interesting Zach
when you get your um Disco gift because the fears

550
00:56:25,500 –> 00:56:34,620
that you gotten replacement can are they all
Americans I guess they are yeah Americans I think

551
00:56:34,620 –> 00:56:39,000
they’re all American there’s more of a factor
oh we thought that one was going to be easier

552
00:56:40,380 –> 00:56:46,920
um but then these three are all best years so
you’ll get the other end of the spectrum with that

553
00:56:51,540 –> 00:56:57,720
uh that’s a good point yeah doing candy machines
that says what’s expensive is very expensive and

554
00:56:57,720 –> 00:57:03,480
they didn’t have like multiplication yeah and
I mean anytime you’re already doing something

555
00:57:03,480 –> 00:57:07,320
one way and then you want to do it a different
way that’s an investment to kind of get started

556
00:57:07,320 –> 00:57:12,120
with that and if you’re familiar with you know
bottling that’s something that you can very easily

557
00:57:12,120 –> 00:57:19,260
do at home with just a simple simple device to
charge the crown cast on all right what is New

558
00:57:19,260 –> 00:57:24,840
Girls could be very good word for Tears no a kind
of bratwurst well now that just makes me hungry

559
00:57:25,980 –> 00:57:31,080
um leftover beer it is left over beer and so
that is what it is called when you have just

560
00:57:31,080 –> 00:57:37,440
like a little bit of beer left in your glass and
apparently on Oktoberfest it is a big No-No to

561
00:57:38,220 –> 00:57:43,440
for the leftovers from this one in
your new year before you finish this

562
00:57:43,440 –> 00:57:46,920
big no no like you’re just supposed to discard
that little bit of error that’s at the bottom

563
00:57:48,180 –> 00:57:53,640
why would you just finish it well you can do that
I suppose but apparently they have a whole name

564
00:57:53,640 –> 00:57:57,300
for it because it’s like just dump that little
bit out like don’t drink that it’s been in your

565
00:57:57,300 –> 00:58:02,160
cup to last too long it’s probably a little warm
it’s probably a little bit like that’s not what

566
00:58:02,160 –> 00:58:06,720
you want to do okay so if you’re seeing kind
of Being Greedy with your beard like popping

567
00:58:06,720 –> 00:58:11,640
off your old one with your new one they’re just
gonna come over and be like no no yeah that’s

568
00:58:11,640 –> 00:58:16,020
interesting I always think that that would
be that wouldn’t be a word for it because

569
00:58:16,980 –> 00:58:22,920
the inappropriate thing to do is to lead
leftover beer in your glass like how come

570
00:58:22,920 –> 00:58:26,640
you didn’t finish that before you went and got
another one but I get it like it’s a meter so

571
00:58:26,640 –> 00:58:31,860
it’s going to get warm it’s going to get flat yeah
unless you’re really going after it right right

572
00:58:36,600 –> 00:58:41,040
yeah it’s interesting the the sweetness of
that one following that with this one is

573
00:58:41,820 –> 00:58:46,620
it’s a little challenging to go into this most
bitter and relatively into the other direction

574
00:58:46,620 –> 00:58:51,000
the sweeter one yeah

575
00:58:56,160 –> 00:59:00,300
and Oakland is like a lot more roasted instead of

576
00:59:00,300 –> 00:59:03,480
because it’s kind of a little
bit and that’s not that drying

577
00:59:04,320 –> 00:59:08,940
bitterness kind of in in the middle of my tongue
well and that was the original order we were going

578
00:59:08,940 –> 00:59:13,140
to go in with this we’re gonna be the second but
with people having different fears all about them

579
00:59:17,520 –> 00:59:21,480
all right we have a few poll questions left and
then everyone get ready if you want to get on

580
00:59:21,480 –> 00:59:27,840
camera and hang out with us and talk to us for
for doing that next as long as you have your

581
00:59:27,840 –> 00:59:34,620
uh the appropriate attire no it’s okay although
if you have that for the Tyrone brownie points

582
00:59:34,620 –> 00:59:40,260
for you uh one of the answers in the also was the
bavarians barrel hat but what is this actually I

583
00:59:40,260 –> 00:59:46,200
can’t remember I feel like we knew last year and I
don’t think I have a full question for that either

584
00:59:47,340 –> 00:59:53,040
um this is a fun one what does what is what do
the giant Cupids at Oktoberfest going forward

585
00:59:53,040 –> 00:59:58,860
the first question is like why are there stupid
but apparently and I’ve seen pictures of this

586
00:59:58,860 –> 01:00:08,580
they’re like Giant on top of like full stupid
like kind of all over the place um and so the

587
01:00:08,580 –> 01:00:13,980
exits of the crossbow Street and range the
first aid stations were above the bathroom oh

588
01:00:16,920 –> 01:00:24,480
your guess what’s your guess I I hope it’s
about 30. it is all right in the bathroom

589
01:00:24,480 –> 01:00:29,580
that’s great which I know it is great like
what kind of thing like you these are maybe

590
01:00:29,580 –> 01:00:34,440
the exits you know but like when you’re
drinking a lot of beer you urgently to be

591
01:00:34,440 –> 01:00:38,160
like of course they have some kind of visual
of like how do I get to the closest bathroom

592
01:00:38,940 –> 01:00:54,120
that makes sense because uh chiral
is the northern part of Italy

593
01:00:55,140 –> 01:01:00,660
that butts up against the southern part of
like Germany Austria I’m not sure if the

594
01:01:00,660 –> 01:01:06,060
throne border there Austin we’re there okay
and bavarianism in southern part of Germany

595
01:01:14,640 –> 01:01:18,060
foreign

596
01:01:29,580 –> 01:01:33,540
I feel like 99 hopefully you hear that

597
01:01:37,020 –> 01:01:41,460
um I’m kind of like why would you hear the
Chicken Dance YMCA or Take Me Home Country

598
01:01:41,460 –> 01:01:49,300
Road Oktoberfest because those are all like songs
that you know a brass band can even play [Music]

599
01:01:50,880 –> 01:01:58,440
because well if you’ve ever been to an Oktoberfest
in America the chicken dance is very prevalent

600
01:01:59,100 –> 01:02:05,220
very prevalent I don’t know what it is about
Oktoberfest and the chicken dance but if well

601
01:02:05,220 –> 01:02:09,720
maybe you can see so many roast chicken yeah
I mean that’s you know yeah but apparently in

602
01:02:09,720 –> 01:02:14,880
Germany you are not going to hear the chicken
dance at all but apparently you are going to

603
01:02:14,880 –> 01:02:21,660
hear taking a Home Country Roads a lot like like
they really like that song and so they’re playing

604
01:02:21,660 –> 01:02:27,900
that a lot and they’re also playing the YMCA I
think that you do a chicken dance there or it’s

605
01:02:27,900 –> 01:02:32,880
like a chicken dance hat or something maybe
not a chicken dance maybe there’s a chicken

606
01:02:32,880 –> 01:02:38,160
hat like the feather like you see some of these
have and they’ve got these these feathers that

607
01:02:38,160 –> 01:02:45,720
are like you know they look like you’re the the
marching guy in the front of the parade that they

608
01:02:48,060 –> 01:02:52,380
differ great great I love it

609
01:02:53,400 –> 01:02:59,160
um one more we’ll be done a few we could
move on say the quiz oh no the quiz is done

610
01:02:59,880 –> 01:03:04,620
um and before we have turn it over and let
everyone who wants to turn their cameras on I

611
01:03:04,620 –> 01:03:11,640
know we’ve had a few more people join us while we
got started here and so I just want to mention one

612
01:03:11,640 –> 01:03:15,840
more time for those of you who are interested
in next month’s tip Scout kit we have a very

613
01:03:15,840 –> 01:03:22,440
exciting American single malt kit next month and
it is epic and yes you’re gonna get some little

614
01:03:22,440 –> 01:03:29,640
tasting glasses along with it and um next month
our horror at least four of the distillers still

615
01:03:29,640 –> 01:03:33,480
waiting to hear from a couple of them are going
to be joining us to talk all about American single

616
01:03:33,480 –> 01:03:37,980
models and there’s amazing gardening category of
whiskey that we are really really excited about

617
01:03:37,980 –> 01:03:43,200
there like some of these listings California
we have one from Minnesota we have one from

618
01:04:00,900 –> 01:04:05,340
um yeah so it’s gonna be an exciting one next
month and we are very happy to have the distillers

619
01:04:05,340 –> 01:04:10,140
with us and hope that all of you will join because
we don’t get to get the makers on all that often

620
01:04:10,140 –> 01:04:14,460
they’re very busy making a solicit boots um so
we’re thrilled that they’re going to be joining us

621
01:04:14,460 –> 01:04:18,540
and we hope you’ll be here too and we’ll probably
we’ll um you know we’ll let them talk for a little

622
01:04:18,540 –> 01:04:22,020
while but we’ll definitely let it open up so you
guys can get on camera and ask your questions

623
01:04:22,020 –> 01:04:27,060
and do that make sure we have enough time to do
that um like we like we typically do so get your

624
01:04:27,060 –> 01:04:30,480
questions ready about what you want to learn
about American single house and what you want

625
01:04:30,480 –> 01:04:35,400
to you know be there otherwise I’m going to hog
their empire attention we have lots of questions

626
01:04:36,000 –> 01:04:41,340
actually one of the American single malts that
we discovered um to add to the kids was at the

627
01:04:41,340 –> 01:04:47,700
distillers conference so we were at the filler
conference and someone who actually embarrassingly

628
01:04:47,700 –> 01:04:52,020
like recognize me from it from Instagram and
social media and I was like oh we call you you

629
01:04:52,020 –> 01:04:55,800
know so she came up to us and was talking to us
and I mentioned that we were doing an American

630
01:04:55,800 –> 01:04:59,580
single Mall kid and she said oh my God we just
launching one and I have it in my pot in my purse

631
01:04:59,580 –> 01:05:04,500
you want to taste it and so we tasted it and Evan
tasted it and he actually does it mean when he

632
01:05:04,500 –> 01:05:09,060
needs it he’s like I feel like that might be my
favorite single malt I’ve hated in like all the

633
01:05:09,060 –> 01:05:13,200
American single multitation so far and they just
launched it um and they’re pretty neat Distillery

634
01:05:13,200 –> 01:05:16,980
as well so it’s really exciting to be able to
support them and get that out there to you guys

635
01:05:16,980 –> 01:05:21,900
so you can you can check it out too yeah that was
called Getty ways yeah sometimes it was it yeah

636
01:05:21,900 –> 01:05:28,920
that’s very exciting um all right I’m going to
press the button to Grand Marshal thank you yeah

637
01:05:33,240 –> 01:05:33,740
foreign

638
01:05:34,980 –> 01:05:42,480
all right so you’ll get a little notification
pop up on your screen if you would like to

639
01:05:43,140 –> 01:05:47,520
be panelists so you can turn your camera and video
on if you don’t want to that’s okay you can stay

640
01:05:47,520 –> 01:05:52,320
completely hidden and keep just chatting with us
um and for those of you if you do need to leave

641
01:05:52,320 –> 01:05:57,120
we totally understand it’s a Thursday night
and gosh we had a lot of beer in front of us

642
01:05:57,120 –> 01:06:03,420
but if you do have to leave and you can’t stick
around thank you so much for joining us for

643
01:06:03,420 –> 01:06:08,340
Oktoberfest I really enjoyed having you here and
we hope you enjoy these beers and these delicious

644
01:06:08,340 –> 01:06:15,480
pretzels reminder for all of you if you like these
beers or if you like beer at all shoot me an email

645
01:06:15,480 –> 01:06:21,120
I have 25 gift cards for craft shop and craft shop
is really amazing because you can build your own

646
01:06:21,120 –> 01:06:27,960
6 12 18 24 packs so you can budget by singles of
everything and compile it around and it’s mostly

647
01:06:27,960 –> 01:06:34,260
craft also craft beer they have Spirits as well
um and so I have tons of promo codes for 25 off

648
01:06:35,280 –> 01:06:41,460
um I think 30 or more fifty dollars I don’t know
but it basically equates to free shipping so you

649
01:06:41,460 –> 01:06:45,540
can get a 12 pack and get free shipping on it so
it’s basically like you’re buying it at the store

650
01:06:46,380 –> 01:06:50,040
um so shoot me an email whenever you want
because I have so many of these promo codes

651
01:06:50,820 –> 01:06:55,200
um and just say hey can I get one of those promo
codes to get some beer and I’ll spend one for you

652
01:06:55,200 –> 01:06:59,100
you can use it for people for Christmas gifts
you can use it you know it’s a nice way to try

653
01:06:59,100 –> 01:07:03,420
craft beers and get more of these especially
if you like these if you want to get more of

654
01:07:03,420 –> 01:07:09,060
these make sure to go do that quickly or sell
out fast and so some of these they might not

655
01:07:09,060 –> 01:07:14,040
even have I think these three I believe they
don’t have anymore so it’s going to be valuable

656
01:07:14,040 –> 01:07:18,600
they might be getting more of the main things
that is still the season but but they only you

657
01:07:18,600 –> 01:07:24,840
know they only make them once a year yeah so once
they’re done with what they made that year you’d

658
01:07:24,840 –> 01:07:30,840
probably commit and usually they’re released in
August so by the time you know October actually

659
01:07:30,840 –> 01:07:35,340
hits uh they’re released in August but they’re
really hard to find until about mid-september

660
01:07:35,340 –> 01:07:40,380
you know like like at the brewery you can find
them Anonymous but in stores and so that’s also

661
01:07:40,380 –> 01:07:44,820
why we love doing Oktoberfest every year we
don’t do many receive events and zip scalp

662
01:07:44,820 –> 01:07:49,140
but we do Octoberfest every year because it’s
fun to get to try these from breweries all over

663
01:07:49,140 –> 01:07:54,480
the country when there are limited time kind of
release every time um the new one you know yeah

664
01:07:54,480 –> 01:08:01,800
all right you like them as much as we do all
right dude some of you probably got that from

665
01:08:01,800 –> 01:08:06,060
panelists thing if you missed it and I
already sent it over to you and you want

666
01:08:06,060 –> 01:08:10,800
to me to send it again so you can turn it
on just let me know otherwise for those of

667
01:08:10,800 –> 01:08:14,760
you who had to leave see you again for
joining we really appreciate you cheers

668
01:08:18,180 –> 01:08:28,620
we need some uh traditional like German folk music
now we do maybe hi there hey hey good to see you

669
01:08:30,960 –> 01:08:32,760
I think you’re muted oh there you go

670
01:08:34,860 –> 01:08:37,920
we were oh day left and said he’ll be right back

671
01:08:37,920 –> 01:08:41,880
all right we’ll keep an eye out
for him can I hear you hold on

672
01:08:45,240 –> 01:08:50,640
making suggestions no I don’t
think I can hear anything no hello

673
01:08:53,640 –> 01:08:58,440
connected to anything oh background
and effects my volumes up

674
01:09:01,440 –> 01:09:04,020
I believe you hello

675
01:09:08,820 –> 01:09:09,480
Maybe

676
01:09:13,280 –> 01:09:23,580
[Music] did I it’s over there hmm

677
01:09:27,180 –> 01:09:30,900
what does it mean oh wait hold on
we figured it out I think it’s out

678
01:09:31,980 –> 01:09:44,220
uh how about now hello yeah hey there we go
technology they’re like what the heck I’m doing

679
01:09:44,220 –> 01:09:51,300
everything right over here how you guys doing
oh we’re doing good yeah you enjoy your viewers

680
01:09:52,020 –> 01:10:00,360
yes yes we really liked the the smog City quite
a bit yeah it’s pretty good yeah wait do you know

681
01:10:00,360 –> 01:10:06,240
what’s what’s in our glasses now and I don’t know
this is the best beer from Occidental this is this

682
01:10:06,240 –> 01:10:12,300
that’s clear and then the half anchorism here
what are these two um this is my smart silver

683
01:10:12,300 –> 01:10:17,580
pad so if you want to look at the colors here
what do I have in front of me what’s happening

684
01:10:17,580 –> 01:10:21,540
yeah I like the fox number facts a lot too hot too
really like this half acres I mean you guys get

685
01:10:21,540 –> 01:10:27,720
this one I’ll be seriously I like this one a lot I
wonder if I like this one so I wonder if there’s a

686
01:10:27,720 –> 01:10:34,080
um what’s it called a bunch of things because I’m
drinking it out of like a half clear Thing versus

687
01:10:34,080 –> 01:10:40,500
this right I would say that there is no chance
there’s that newly Lincoln that just means you

688
01:10:40,500 –> 01:10:49,140
got to drink them all out of the yeah we need
another couple of these nice signs I actually

689
01:10:49,140 –> 01:10:56,280
have one of those like the big boy Steins that
I when I was in my 20s I stole out of a bar in

690
01:10:56,280 –> 01:11:02,520
like this teeny tiny purse I’m like my friend
and I were in the bar and I was like handing I

691
01:11:02,520 –> 01:11:07,860
was emptying out my purse under the table to her
and I just shoved this style and then and just

692
01:11:09,120 –> 01:11:17,520
for a little bit I had one of the full
white leader-sized ones uh years and

693
01:11:17,520 –> 01:11:26,820
years ago that a friend of mine made for our
group of friends and not the glass but like

694
01:11:28,500 –> 01:11:34,680
I was like whoa that would be really cool um they
were you know traditional ones but he’s an artist

695
01:11:34,680 –> 01:11:40,080
and so he got him and like painted with like a
whatever non-toxic kind of like acrylic paint

696
01:11:40,080 –> 01:11:46,260
they could go through the dishwasher um you
know different like imagery on each one that

697
01:11:46,260 –> 01:11:51,660
pertain to that particular person like things
that they liked or were known for nicknames

698
01:11:52,320 –> 01:11:56,760
stuff like that uh and engage them
all to it one year for Oktoberfest

699
01:11:58,080 –> 01:12:05,280
um and tragically it broke ten years ago but
then you have fond memories of that Corbin

700
01:12:05,280 –> 01:12:12,120
still has his oh yeah that’s fun yeah Evan’s
friend Zach um who actually usually joins us

701
01:12:12,120 –> 01:12:20,340
for Oktoberfest and is our our beard beer the
throne he’s a beer judge makes his own beer hey

702
01:12:20,340 –> 01:12:25,080
nice yeah he makes some of the best beer I’ve
ever hated honestly like like even compared to

703
01:12:25,080 –> 01:12:28,980
life I think next year because he always makes an
Oktoberfest beard so we can get them to make it

704
01:12:30,240 –> 01:12:35,220
that would be really cool but he has an
Oktoberfest party every year too and I

705
01:12:35,220 –> 01:12:40,320
miss it every year I’m never here for some
reason but they all do the thing in two weeks

706
01:12:40,320 –> 01:12:44,460
two weeks or something yeah and he’ll have
his October Festival there which is great

707
01:12:45,540 –> 01:12:57,000
yeah Tom had two different Oktoberfest ears
yeah so cool great name yeah cryptographic

708
01:12:59,460 –> 01:13:04,200
Germans

709
01:13:04,200 –> 01:13:13,740
oh God that’s the funniest thing is like I’ve been
over there only for a very short amount of time

710
01:13:13,740 –> 01:13:19,920
went there for a conference but I was in Cologne
and it was like okay where are the beers and like

711
01:13:20,940 –> 01:13:26,760
this is our beer the culture you’re like okay
cool but like we’re the other one where the other

712
01:13:26,760 –> 01:13:36,240
ones were like go to another city I’m like no
literally Kohl’s is for cologne for calm you want

713
01:13:36,240 –> 01:13:42,000
a different beard you go to a different city those
are the rules here it’s like what that’s wild

714
01:13:42,000 –> 01:13:46,560
yeah there really is something else did you go to
stores at all are the stores they only have like

715
01:13:46,560 –> 01:13:53,760
that too or do the stores at least yes I was
there for conference and funny thing was like

716
01:13:54,840 –> 01:14:01,500
it was a student business conference like uh
business student sort of thing and they would

717
01:14:01,500 –> 01:14:08,100
like freaking play us with rice dwarf every
night like they would have music going till

718
01:14:08,100 –> 01:14:14,580
2am if you wanted to be there and unlimited
beer in the bottle just like ah here you go

719
01:14:14,580 –> 01:14:21,960
uh you know whatever it’s a beard no one cares
you know don’t and uh so no I never really got

720
01:14:21,960 –> 01:14:26,400
into the stores I so I don’t know maybe you could
get them in the stores there but at least in like

721
01:14:26,400 –> 01:14:31,440
went to a couple weeks you can get free
beer until two in the morning yeah why

722
01:14:34,080 –> 01:14:37,020
I think Tom’s got some experience here

723
01:14:39,960 –> 01:14:47,940
uh yeah and that made sense because the local
beers are on draft and the bars they’re going

724
01:14:47,940 –> 01:14:55,080
throughout here like I feel like that’s probably
less common to feed bottled beer in Walmart yeah

725
01:14:55,080 –> 01:14:58,740
I guess that makes sense

726
01:15:02,520 –> 01:15:06,480
yeah you also had a comment earlier in
the the night where you said something

727
01:15:06,480 –> 01:15:09,600
about like oh you’re talking about the
different e strains and that sort of thing

728
01:15:10,740 –> 01:15:15,780
um your your beer friend uh might be interested in
doing something like this where the the Beer Club

729
01:15:17,400 –> 01:15:21,780
um back in my hometown in East Tennessee
they would do this thing every year

730
01:15:23,280 –> 01:15:27,300
um where the guy who had the biggest Brewing kid I

731
01:15:27,300 –> 01:15:31,680
think he had like a half barrel set
up or something like that wood Brew

732
01:15:33,780 –> 01:15:37,560
um I think 15 Gallons 10 gallons
something like that and then they

733
01:15:37,560 –> 01:15:42,360
would divide it up five six seven
people the wart the finished wart

734
01:15:42,960 –> 01:15:49,260
pass it off to a bunch of different people and
each person would use a different strain of yeast

735
01:15:49,260 –> 01:15:58,140
and it all get back together and you know a month
or so after it brewed and try the differences and

736
01:15:58,140 –> 01:16:04,980
it’s really incredible it’s just like the malt’s
the same the water everything else is the same

737
01:16:04,980 –> 01:16:09,540
admittedly different fermenting conditions but
they all try to keep similar as possible but

738
01:16:10,680 –> 01:16:16,740
it’s a fun experiment if you want to try it man
the market researcher in the I go in my back in

739
01:16:16,740 –> 01:16:21,000
my corporate days I was a market researcher for
a long time and that’s like a fascinating market

740
01:16:21,000 –> 01:16:24,720
research study you know where it’s like people
all the variables the same and then changes one

741
01:16:24,720 –> 01:16:28,860
and then do it again but just change the salon
and like I love that kind of stuff that’s so fun

742
01:16:29,640 –> 01:16:37,560
so like when I read that you know from the Brewers
like well how much difference does these make how

743
01:16:37,560 –> 01:16:41,280
much difference does them all take and like you
don’t really know that unless you do that kind of

744
01:16:41,280 –> 01:16:47,280
like single Focus experimentation you know that’s
why I love when they do that with wine sometimes

745
01:16:47,280 –> 01:16:53,940
too where like um there’s that place that would
have the exact same line the same Vineyard source

746
01:16:53,940 –> 01:16:59,820
that they year or the same you know process but
then they would put one in like French Oak and

747
01:16:59,820 –> 01:17:04,980
one in American Oak and then you would get to
like pry them side by side and it was like oh

748
01:17:04,980 –> 01:17:09,960
like you know like we all know they’re French
Open Eric nope and that’s open like but it’s so

749
01:17:09,960 –> 01:17:14,160
fascinating to be able to I mean they did a bunch
of little like side-by-side variables like that

750
01:17:14,940 –> 01:17:17,520
um it’s not one of your favorite
wineries I know that but they do

751
01:17:17,520 –> 01:17:21,840
cool stuff like that but it’s
kind of here it is Tom knows it

752
01:17:22,620 –> 01:17:33,180
those of us in the industry we often refer to
it as Del blado um because they they really

753
01:17:33,180 –> 01:17:38,400
like they they have very big boards they
have very big and like the people there yeah

754
01:17:41,520 –> 01:17:46,260
um Tom I’m guessing that you’ve been there
because I don’t feel like they yeah sell their

755
01:17:46,260 –> 01:17:51,420
wine and Stores um and I guess it’s more about the
customers that go there than the winery because

756
01:17:51,420 –> 01:17:56,460
the people who go there often go there later in
the day and because they’re open later too yeah I

757
01:17:56,460 –> 01:18:03,960
mean they’re open a little bit later yeah um when
we would go there we would always go there at the

758
01:18:03,960 –> 01:18:09,660
end of the day simply because our guests were
capable of going to another Winery yet so they

759
01:18:09,660 –> 01:18:15,900
left Delgado yeah because of the amount of wine
that they stated before and so which is really

760
01:18:15,900 –> 01:18:19,380
awesome if you’re there and you’re you know and
you’re like I get to try all these experiments

761
01:18:19,380 –> 01:18:24,780
and try all these things but it is you know
you have to be like you have to be very uh

762
01:18:24,780 –> 01:18:31,920
self-controlled do not actually consume everything
since you’re not tasting out of you know at a

763
01:18:31,920 –> 01:18:34,860
table most of the time where there’s a
place to dump out where you don’t want to

764
01:18:34,860 –> 01:18:41,820
finishing everything and you don’t really know
how much you’re drinking because it’s just like

765
01:18:41,820 –> 01:18:47,400
a little little dose of this one because it’s
also in the barrel and it’s super cool but yeah

766
01:18:47,400 –> 01:18:52,800
they they definitely had a reputation
among the other wineries in Napa Valley

767
01:18:54,120 –> 01:18:58,620
um basically the joke was that they didn’t
charge your credit card until the next day

768
01:18:58,620 –> 01:19:02,580
because they got so many chargebacks from
people that woke up the next morning or like

769
01:19:03,600 –> 01:19:11,640
I just bought three cases of wine that cost me
eight thousand dollars [Music] oh no no no no no

770
01:19:11,640 –> 01:19:18,540
no no no no no no oh gosh but they’re what they’re
wiser their wives are very good yeah um but that

771
01:19:18,540 –> 01:19:24,360
was that was an interesting refutation yeah well
and I also think like if you know what you’re

772
01:19:24,360 –> 01:19:28,800
doing and you’re in a cave you’re very comfortable
sitting on the ground and you know that that’s

773
01:19:28,800 –> 01:19:34,080
okay you know there’s there’s the drain right
exactly the greens right there and like so but a

774
01:19:34,080 –> 01:19:38,220
lot of people who like are just like visiting and
not come like they’re just like oh I guess they

775
01:19:38,220 –> 01:19:43,320
better drink all this and they like feel like
they have to drink it all you know so the name

776
01:19:43,320 –> 01:19:51,120
might ring a bell and maybe Tom since he’s been
there you you know the the main thing Dave Delgado

777
01:19:52,800 –> 01:20:04,020
um used to be seen on late night television in
between shows commercials how to make money buying

778
01:20:04,020 –> 01:20:11,280
and selling real estate with me Dave Delgado and
he was wearing a Blazer that had dollar symbols on

779
01:20:11,280 –> 01:20:17,220
it it was a bright green Blazer do you remember
this right now how to make money selling buying

780
01:20:17,220 –> 01:20:22,620
and selling real estate with Dave Delgado and he
made a lot more money selling those manuals than

781
01:20:22,620 –> 01:20:27,180
he ever did buying and selling real estate well
I mean whatever he did he did right because he

782
01:20:27,180 –> 01:20:34,320
did rewind the results yeah they the application
then there’s the original one in Atlas P or down

783
01:20:34,320 –> 01:20:41,880
uh by the road up to Atlas Pete um but yeah I’ve
only been here I’ve only met the original one uh

784
01:20:41,880 –> 01:20:47,340
someone kind of one next to West yeah and I really
like that one yeah and what sounds great as well

785
01:20:48,120 –> 01:20:52,260
yeah so funny I mean I love those market
research experiments though I think that’s

786
01:20:52,260 –> 01:20:56,460
the best way to learn and I imagine like
if you’re a brewer or you’re a winemaker

787
01:20:56,460 –> 01:21:02,040
you almost have to kind of do those things to
learn what the influence of all the elements are

788
01:21:04,260 –> 01:21:04,760
um

789
01:21:07,320 –> 01:21:12,960
it’s really good I like that one
October hey will you promote me

790
01:21:12,960 –> 01:21:21,540
I don’t know you don’t want to share
this picture of Dave Delgado oh

791
01:21:28,200 –> 01:21:34,200
excited to see this wait wait I gotta
find one and find the right one where

792
01:21:34,200 –> 01:21:38,340
he’s got his his money making jacket
that’s not Dave Delgado that’s gay

793
01:21:44,520 –> 01:21:48,960
um all right am I promoted yeah so

794
01:21:58,560 –> 01:22:01,740
I want to go to Germany though Evan
I haven’t been to Eastern Europe at

795
01:22:01,740 –> 01:22:07,680
all I’ve only been to Western Europe yeah I
think going to Munich would be a lot of fun

796
01:22:10,800 –> 01:22:21,480
I want to tell you ah Thomas throw your camera
will return on ah wait are you sure try again

797
01:22:24,660 –> 01:22:32,340
double check oh I hate that I
used to have a dirndl but it broke

798
01:22:34,140 –> 01:22:39,960
you’re just wearing it too much huh you did
oh I worked out of Knoxville I helped open

799
01:22:39,960 –> 01:22:47,580
a German Brewery um but we wore and it
was cheap off of eBay so it it Twitter

800
01:22:47,580 –> 01:22:53,760
pieces she says German she she really does mean
literally German like the guy owners were from

801
01:22:54,660 –> 01:23:01,320
somewhere in Germany we’re in Germany and his
parents were coming like came over too and they

802
01:23:01,320 –> 01:23:09,600
spoke not a whole lot of English oh wow it was
yeah they were yeah actually one of the I think

803
01:23:09,600 –> 01:23:19,020
the Urban Chestnut Brewery is from Germany as
well yeah all right here we go everyone you ready

804
01:23:25,020 –> 01:23:31,020
from the beautiful Outrigger Waikiki Beach
Hotel in Honolulu Hawaii we forget to join John

805
01:23:31,800 –> 01:23:33,660
John and his special guests

806
01:23:41,100 –> 01:23:45,660
all right that’s probably enough of that
but that’s not what you were looking

807
01:23:45,660 –> 01:23:50,520
for it’s not quite the one I was looking
for Mr hugs and that looks great oh nice

808
01:23:51,780 –> 01:24:01,500
oh yours looks pretty authentico yeah that
those are great that looks like my dad yeah

809
01:24:01,500 –> 01:24:05,340
it looks like kind of like a little like almost
like leatherish true leather well that’s that’s

810
01:24:05,340 –> 01:24:11,400
that’s the the translation technically yeah it’s
real leather it’s it’s very very warm for Dallas

811
01:24:11,400 –> 01:24:18,660
this time of year yeah it’s a little warm in
Arizona as well as well yeah that’s awesome thank

812
01:24:18,660 –> 01:24:26,160
you for dressing up that’s great um yeah Evan I’m
surprised you actually because you often wear your

813
01:24:26,760 –> 01:24:32,280
your dad but I guess not for on so like this
is your cheaper one but he has his father

814
01:24:32,280 –> 01:24:39,420
from Germany is it looks very similar to that
actually um well the last time I wore it uh the

815
01:24:40,320 –> 01:24:47,460
uh suspender disconnected uh yeah I have to I have
to attach that six steps back together better do

816
01:24:47,460 –> 01:24:53,100
that before your big October party the buttons
are like actual deer horn yeah oh cool yeah look

817
01:24:53,100 –> 01:25:00,060
at that yeah so my buttons my buttons uh the
actual button Loop kind of like ripped through

818
01:25:00,660 –> 01:25:04,380
where you are seeing it happen so I
have to figure out a way to reattach it

819
01:25:06,540 –> 01:25:08,400
I love it

820
01:25:12,600 –> 01:25:16,380
you know well I mean I guess at least just Dave

821
01:25:16,380 –> 01:25:19,920
Delgado is telling everyone how to make
nothing but money and like literally he

822
01:25:19,920 –> 01:25:23,880
hasn’t figured out he has to rewind
he’s one of the names of his books

823
01:25:28,860 –> 01:25:33,720
maybe we should all follow the lead I mean
yeah the wineries are pretty enough that

824
01:25:33,720 –> 01:25:39,900
maybe uh maybe he’s on to something I think
it’s interesting that that’s like kind of come

825
01:25:40,980 –> 01:25:45,960
there’s like a thing among people who come into
money it’s like oh yes let’s get into alcohol or

826
01:25:45,960 –> 01:25:50,340
Spirits like you’re kind of seeing that with
celebrities now or they’re all I’m sure these

827
01:25:50,340 –> 01:25:56,940
were like fully formed companies beforehand sort
like or is it or yeah yeah yeah it’s more like a

828
01:25:56,940 –> 01:26:04,020
marketing play than anything but it’s like oh yeah
theater gin and what Ryan Reynolds and yeah yeah

829
01:26:04,860 –> 01:26:11,580
what was the recent one that we were
uh last excited bummed about the B2B

830
01:26:12,600 –> 01:26:20,280
brown sugar bourbon is incredible and save me
box is now involved in it that’s right but he

831
01:26:20,280 –> 01:26:23,880
didn’t buy it he didn’t buy it he’s like an
investor in it and it sounds it sounds like

832
01:26:23,880 –> 01:26:28,740
something true it’s kind of like Hands-On and
really like trying to help support the brand

833
01:26:28,740 –> 01:26:38,700
so far but I can kind of see it to an extent
with famous celebrity type that are famous for

834
01:26:38,700 –> 01:26:46,140
their art because it is you know depending on
your level of involvement there is an art form

835
01:26:47,040 –> 01:26:51,240
uh that that goes into of course
distillation or fermentation

836
01:26:52,680 –> 01:26:57,600
um I feel like Francis Ford Coppola is a good
example yeah has done a very good job of like

837
01:26:58,380 –> 01:27:05,040
recognizing the virtues and putting the right
people in the front seat of the wine making

838
01:27:05,040 –> 01:27:10,920
but still wanting to be involved and part
of it um because of the passion you know

839
01:27:10,920 –> 01:27:20,400
it’s another version another expression of
their artistic side um but the one the you

840
01:27:20,400 –> 01:27:25,140
know the celebrities that are just like like
it’s a Kardashians bottom brand oh that is

841
01:27:28,380 –> 01:27:37,620
oh no boy I freaking put that on
a t-ball stick for you didn’t I

842
01:27:39,600 –> 01:27:46,020
think I’ll admit it is one of my guilty
pleasures when Evan’s not home it is Matthew

843
01:27:46,020 –> 01:27:49,380
for just having it be a guilty pleasure
when I’m not home yeah no I know because

844
01:27:49,380 –> 01:27:52,260
we’ll give you otherwise you make so much
fun of me it’s not even enjoyable anymore

845
01:27:56,640 –> 01:28:01,560
oh you bought that crap uh they’re
very inspiring I have to say

846
01:28:05,040 –> 01:28:11,880
Jay what do you think of those pretzels
yeah oh I’m I’m eating a bagel just read

847
01:28:11,880 –> 01:28:17,220
it we’re eating a bagel wait till
you get your pretzels you agree

848
01:28:18,180 –> 01:28:27,240
I love my pretzel aren’t they so good uh I kind
of I tapped into the case before our session today

849
01:28:28,260 –> 01:28:32,400
because I I wanted to have one of those pretzels
because I was going to eat one of those pretzels

850
01:28:32,400 –> 01:28:38,280
I said to myself might as well have one of the
beers of course yeah you’re gonna have a pretzel

851
01:28:38,280 –> 01:28:42,900
you have to have a beer with it yeah now last year
we only gave everyone two pretzels and this year

852
01:28:42,900 –> 01:28:47,160
we realized how good they were like no they need
a pretzels over here you know like this is let’s

853
01:28:47,160 –> 01:28:55,020
not be eaten great touch great touch yeah they’re
from um Amish Country right yeah no Pennsylvania

854
01:28:55,020 –> 01:29:02,100
Dutch Pennsylvania Dutch Country yeah I guess
Quakers are the more prominent religion and my

855
01:29:02,100 –> 01:29:07,320
popcorn they’re from Amish country but there’s
a lot of Amish in Pennsylvania in general just

856
01:29:07,320 –> 01:29:11,760
it’s more I think it’s more in the western part
yeah but I think I think the family’s been making

857
01:29:11,760 –> 01:29:16,920
these are pretzels since like the early 1900s or
something like it’s a German family and yeah yeah

858
01:29:19,080 –> 01:29:26,400
um you were talking about you know going
out to uh Germany to do Oktoberfest so I

859
01:29:26,400 –> 01:29:32,820
was looking around here in Washington state
and there is a German Village in Leavenworth

860
01:29:32,820 –> 01:29:40,440
a Bavarian Village and uh while you were talking
I looked it up and uh their Oktoberfest is in I

861
01:29:40,440 –> 01:29:46,260
think two weeks and so who knows maybe I’ll
go go do a little Burberry yeah you should

862
01:29:46,920 –> 01:29:51,780
yeah and then like they have they have it all
decked out and stuff and that’s sort of like part

863
01:29:51,780 –> 01:29:56,760
of the tourism of this town out here well yeah
I bet it’s also very pretty at Christmas time

864
01:29:57,360 –> 01:30:05,820
I bet they do it up for Christmas too yeah does
um I guess you’re not particularly close to Hill

865
01:30:05,820 –> 01:30:13,560
Country Tom but this Fredericksburg do because
that’s kind of like a Bavarian theme type place

866
01:30:13,560 –> 01:30:19,620
right yes especially in Dallas a lot of the local
areas have their own Oktoberfest that are all

867
01:30:19,620 –> 01:30:25,920
going on right now okay okay so the town I live in
is Garland it’s one of the Dallas suburbs and we

868
01:30:25,920 –> 01:30:32,040
have what we call the Garland guzzler which will
be on Saturday it’s a 0.5 K race around the square

869
01:30:34,140 –> 01:30:41,400
and you stop for donuts halfway and then you get
a a pint of beer at the end and you guzzle it at

870
01:30:41,400 –> 01:30:46,860
the end so it’s a lot of fun this is your kind
of race that’s what the turkey thought was I

871
01:30:46,860 –> 01:30:51,780
did the Turkey Trot it was just like I mean you
can it’s right it’s the morning of Thanksgiving

872
01:30:52,440 –> 01:30:56,040
yeah you know there’s obviously a
drinking theme and they don’t even

873
01:30:56,040 –> 01:31:02,460
call it a race they call it Trot right
yeah that’s great same same that’s great

874
01:31:03,360 –> 01:31:07,800
uh I feel like Clarkdale here normally does a
little Octoberfest thing but yeah that’s true

875
01:31:08,400 –> 01:31:13,560
and it’s not that fear nothing nothing to write
home about the biggest one in the United States

876
01:31:13,560 –> 01:31:21,300
is in Cincinnati Oktoberfest is enzymati is
what they refer to it as 70 000 people why

877
01:31:21,300 –> 01:31:24,360
do they call it Oktoberfest it doesn’t matter
I don’t know that sounds like a Zen Festival

878
01:31:30,300 –> 01:31:35,940
and then I think the biggest one outside of
Munich is not even in Germany it’s in uh in Canada

879
01:31:37,620 –> 01:31:46,080
um I think in Edmonton no that’s probably too cold
does Cincinnati have a lot of Germans population I

880
01:31:46,080 –> 01:31:51,480
mean I think Ohio and like Pennsylvania I love
Pennsylvania have a lot of Germans yeah yeah

881
01:31:52,740 –> 01:32:00,720
yeah interesting Michigan yeah like that North
like Northern western or northern eastern yeah

882
01:32:01,800 –> 01:32:07,680
Americans are also really good at co-opting other
holidays I mean yeah absolutely of course ding

883
01:32:07,680 –> 01:32:13,800
ding ding ding ding the largest one in the country
I would hope there’s also an easy population

884
01:32:13,800 –> 01:32:24,120
yeah yeah I think I think I have that record
it’s like Miami the biggest Oktoberfest yeah

885
01:32:25,140 –> 01:32:30,600
interesting we have we have medieval a
big Medieval Festival here that’s what

886
01:32:30,600 –> 01:32:35,340
Phoenix is known for yeah massive
renaissance fair I don’t know why

887
01:32:35,340 –> 01:32:39,900
that is in Phoenix Arizona yeah there’s
a lot of Renaissance stuff Happening Here

888
01:32:41,520 –> 01:32:50,940
I found lots of fun and full you know Iron steel
you know plate armor running around or leather you

889
01:32:50,940 –> 01:32:56,160
know leopard gherkins and gauntlets and well
you all have the original London Bridge right

890
01:32:56,820 –> 01:33:04,860
we do lose deconstructed and moved all
the way to uh yeah it’s kind of on the way

891
01:33:07,500 –> 01:33:15,720
it’s kind of on the way to uh New Mexico
um uh but I can we haven’t driven by itself

892
01:33:16,920 –> 01:33:23,220
um we have not no um interesting I can’t
remember the lake that it sits across

893
01:33:24,120 –> 01:33:30,780
I don’t know because they’re weird they’re like
yeah we’ll take it you guys don’t want it anymore

894
01:33:30,780 –> 01:33:39,840
sure does it look like the current London Bridge
no oh no I mean kind of but the scale is cool yeah

895
01:33:41,280 –> 01:33:46,680
um new tourist attraction for me to go check
out apparently it’s a it’s a hefty Drive

896
01:33:47,460 –> 01:33:50,820
and once you get there and you see it you’re
like all right now I have to drive back

897
01:33:54,660 –> 01:34:00,000
I guess I’d have to be on the way to something
which is the problem is that it’s not really

898
01:34:00,000 –> 01:34:06,780
on the way to anything that yeah we’ll see maybe
there’s something we can figure out that’s kind

899
01:34:06,780 –> 01:34:13,380
of on the way sounds like a solution in search
of a problem like yeah like Havasu okay that

900
01:34:13,380 –> 01:34:21,780
makes sense Havasu that’s right that’s the lake
we were just on a houseboat for a week on Lake

901
01:34:21,780 –> 01:34:27,480
um Lake Powell oh yeah okay so we’re not really
because it doesn’t have the towers no it doesn’t

902
01:34:27,480 –> 01:34:30,360
have the towers that’s not it’s not really
that process I don’t need to go see that

903
01:34:30,360 –> 01:34:37,860
Right audience flagstaffs in Sedona and the Grand
Canyon in a couple weeks oh no kidding very cool

904
01:34:40,080 –> 01:34:44,700
let us know when you’re here if you want to go
get a group some more yeah we’re we’re out 20

905
01:34:44,700 –> 01:34:50,160
minutes yeah I’ve been working since Sedona at
a restaurant sometimes okay well we may do that

906
01:34:51,000 –> 01:34:54,420
yeah yeah we can we can go get a drink somewhere

907
01:34:56,880 –> 01:35:03,060
um don’t go to Oak Creek Brewery okay all
right sorry sorry I’ll break all the all

908
01:35:03,060 –> 01:35:10,740
the other breweries in the area I feel like are
worth your time and effort yeah is good no um

909
01:35:10,740 –> 01:35:19,320
mother Road and Flagstaff is good dark sky and
Flagstaff are good yeah what’s the sister one

910
01:35:19,320 –> 01:35:24,540
of Oak Creek that’s also in Flagstaff all right
another sister one oh oh that one’s not all that

911
01:35:24,540 –> 01:35:28,680
great either lumber yard lumber yard yeah they’re
basically the same beers with different names

912
01:35:28,680 –> 01:35:35,340
on them I thought that was sister or a brewery
yeah yeah there’s a great Distillery here well

913
01:35:35,940 –> 01:35:50,400
is totally worth checking out it’s called red
wall Distillery and they have just like this

914
01:35:50,400 –> 01:35:54,420
sitting area and there’s just like Red Rocks
all right there and you can taste through

915
01:35:54,420 –> 01:36:00,660
their spirits and get a cocktail and like it’s
really it’s quite striking and it’s certainly um

916
01:36:00,660 –> 01:36:05,220
does a good service that’s right for good
to the spirits yeah they’re they are good

917
01:36:05,760 –> 01:36:12,000
um yeah I feel the same way but we were
happy with all of them but none of them

918
01:36:12,000 –> 01:36:15,600
we didn’t have a cocktail though so I’m
not sure about their cocktails but I bet

919
01:36:15,600 –> 01:36:21,000
their cocktails are done but it’s a local
Eye Doctor Who apparently is very wealthy

920
01:36:21,000 –> 01:36:26,820
because he like he just builds up this beautiful
Distillery and then I saw on Instagram the other

921
01:36:26,820 –> 01:36:31,680
day last weekend for football it was just like
come to red wall Distillery the owners buying

922
01:36:31,680 –> 01:36:37,380
Mexican for everyone until it runs out and
I was just like what like you’re just gonna

923
01:36:37,380 –> 01:36:41,040
give them free food like all like it’s not
even Tuesday and there’s tacos for everyone

924
01:36:43,080 –> 01:36:50,760
so yeah it’s a it feels a little sheeshy but
it’s pretty pretty nice yeah yeah you guys are

925
01:36:50,760 –> 01:36:54,840
gonna have a great time this is a really perfect
time of the year to come visit what are you guys

926
01:36:54,840 –> 01:37:02,280
coming out here for just Vacation Fun um so
we got on the lottery to go into Havasu Falls

927
01:37:03,000 –> 01:37:09,060
like four years ago and then the pandemic so
we kept getting rescheduled and rescheduled

928
01:37:09,060 –> 01:37:13,020
so we finally get to go wow that’s
great that’s gonna be a fun trip yeah

929
01:37:15,420 –> 01:37:20,940
I haven’t done that yet and I want to do that
it’s right we’ve done it before it’s really cool

930
01:37:22,200 –> 01:37:24,720
I feel like it’s one of those
things that like once you once

931
01:37:24,720 –> 01:37:28,380
you’ve been there you’re like oh this is
a place that I want to come back to yeah

932
01:37:29,880 –> 01:37:36,960
the canyon side before you know when we did
a rafting trip but hiking it from the top is

933
01:37:36,960 –> 01:37:45,720
totally different yeah there’s a bit of uh there’s
a bit of a descent that yeah you’re familiar yeah

934
01:37:45,720 –> 01:37:51,660
the first mile and a half is just zigzagging down
the cliff face but then it’s like six miles and

935
01:37:51,660 –> 01:37:56,820
uh of just nothing yeah but then at the Falls
yeah you’ve got to climb down ladders and ropes

936
01:37:56,820 –> 01:38:02,700
and stuff yeah oh that’s about a story they were
telling everyone some girl got like Frozen on it

937
01:38:02,700 –> 01:38:07,140
and wouldn’t move up or down and like no one could
no one could do anything yeah oh you gotta just

938
01:38:07,140 –> 01:38:12,480
throw a rock cider and make her go I don’t it’s
almost like they were the point that they got to

939
01:38:12,480 –> 01:38:17,700
like after like 20 minutes and she was just like
Frozen in fear and refusing and like no one could

940
01:38:17,700 –> 01:38:22,500
do anything and they were all just like oh what do
we do we have friends who were guides for it yeah

941
01:38:23,460 –> 01:38:30,120
yeah I’ve never done either I was gonna go
in like the mid-2000s late 2000s and there

942
01:38:30,120 –> 01:38:35,460
was a flash flood that like destroyed all the
travertine pool and so now I don’t want to go

943
01:38:35,460 –> 01:38:43,440
it was all brown instead of the the the blue
color yeah right I understand that they’ve

944
01:38:43,440 –> 01:38:50,040
uh like not I mean not fully artificially
but they did stuff to like allow the pools

945
01:38:50,040 –> 01:38:55,440
to rebuild like maybe like did they put like
chicken wire down so that the calcification

946
01:38:55,440 –> 01:38:59,820
could kind of build up on it I’m not quite
sure I I know that that did work after

947
01:38:59,820 –> 01:39:05,520
those big floods so I I guess I’ll see in a
couple weeks yeah well please report it back

948
01:39:06,720 –> 01:39:12,480
that’s great yeah we should do that in the spring
well we don’t have to get on like a yeah like

949
01:39:12,480 –> 01:39:18,540
you’ve got a bid for a lottery spot like a year in
advance it’s the same as getting River records but

950
01:39:18,540 –> 01:39:24,780
the thing is is that there it’s a lot easier for
us to get a cancellation last minute we’re here

951
01:39:24,780 –> 01:39:29,880
because you’re right there yeah as opposed to a
cancellation on a river you have to like have all

952
01:39:29,880 –> 01:39:37,140
that crap ready to go yeah it makes sense so wait
Tom do I understand that you uh you got to wrap

953
01:39:37,140 –> 01:39:43,560
down the Grand Canyon you go from the Riverside
yeah so we did it all the way from like me to Lake

954
01:39:43,560 –> 01:39:49,620
Powell or Lake Powell Lake Mead whatever yeah
all the way down yeah wow that’s fun that’s uh

955
01:39:49,620 –> 01:39:55,920
yeah that’s one of the more memorable experiences
of of my life that was was doing that that’s cool

956
01:39:57,780 –> 01:40:07,560
you’ve done it right yeah my parents were like
Rafters before I was born I grew up in a family

957
01:40:07,560 –> 01:40:14,340
with like all my parents friends are rash buddies
and as parents were teachers so all summer long

958
01:40:14,340 –> 01:40:18,780
they didn’t have to work and so they would just
like wrapped all summer and Camp all summer and

959
01:40:19,320 –> 01:40:23,640
be outdoorsy fun all summer play play in the
outdoors sounds like a pretty great way to grow

960
01:40:23,640 –> 01:40:28,200
up yeah although according to Evan’s parents he
would refuse to take his nose out of a book and

961
01:40:28,200 –> 01:40:34,980
be like whatever I don’t want to look out the
window I’m reading my hearty boys [Music] you

962
01:40:34,980 –> 01:40:39,900
know reading a book out my idea of fishing is
sitting next to water and reading a book right

963
01:40:41,700 –> 01:40:47,820
teaching men to fish right the amount of fish
eats per day teacher man the fish he sits in

964
01:40:47,820 –> 01:40:57,840
a boat and drinks beer all day [Music] ah that’s
good you know speaking of um things from foreign

965
01:40:57,840 –> 01:41:05,100
lands and resurrected in America I went to
Detroit not too long ago and I went to the

966
01:41:05,100 –> 01:41:15,060
Ford Museum and Ford had a obsession with Edison
and so Ford took all these workshops that Edison

967
01:41:15,060 –> 01:41:23,160
had in England and had them recreate it Brick
by Brick in a playland outside the Ford factory

968
01:41:24,660 –> 01:41:34,620
and so Ford you know how um you know
our dads or something they may have a

969
01:41:34,620 –> 01:41:43,080
little train set well Ford had built himself
a village with actual buildings of importance

970
01:41:43,740 –> 01:41:51,600
and he had them shipped over from Europe and
so on the Ford campus there’s a little village

971
01:41:51,600 –> 01:41:58,380
called like Green Village or something like that
and you can take a train an actual train around

972
01:41:58,380 –> 01:42:07,260
the village and see all these famous Hudson
houses and places of note it’s amazing that

973
01:42:07,260 –> 01:42:14,400
sounds really cool wow yeah right and you went
there so you get to see a billionaires train set

974
01:42:17,940 –> 01:42:24,300
right yeah and so if you ever find yourself
in the Detroit area you have to go to the Ford

975
01:42:24,300 –> 01:42:31,320
Museum and you get there early and and there’s
the Museum Part which is in a enclosed space and

976
01:42:31,320 –> 01:42:39,600
then you have the village of houses of note and
it’s just amazing to see what he spent money on

977
01:42:39,600 –> 01:42:46,440
and like way back in the day uh he was a very
very wealthy man and he built this this like

978
01:42:46,440 –> 01:42:53,880
compound of houses that were colonial to I
think rival White House the White House in

979
01:42:53,880 –> 01:42:59,220
Washington DC and so imagine everything that
you’ve ever seen in Washington DC but a guy

980
01:42:59,220 –> 01:43:06,720
with a lot more money making them more Grand well
and then a train going all between them yeah yeah

981
01:43:07,680 –> 01:43:12,720
and and so he had he had his village and
then in the museum he has all of his toys

982
01:43:13,740 –> 01:43:20,040
and he he collected the the strangest
kind of adjacent thing and he he

983
01:43:20,880 –> 01:43:29,760
um he collected steam engine machines and
one of the most fascinating machines that

984
01:43:29,760 –> 01:43:37,920
get collected was a Gothic themed steam
machine yeah like literally steampunk

985
01:43:39,240 –> 01:43:48,780
um it was goth Punk but it was a steam
engine so Scott steampunk yeah yeah yeah

986
01:43:49,500 –> 01:43:57,060
and so it was great to see what an eccentric
billionaire had done cool that sounds awesome yeah

987
01:43:58,380 –> 01:44:05,040
over the top ridiculous things we went
to a rum Distillery wow in Las Vegas

988
01:44:06,540 –> 01:44:12,120
um when we were at this conference and it happened
also be our anniversary we learned a little and

989
01:44:12,120 –> 01:44:18,360
did the full thing there’s this rum Distillery
there that they used to be in La they moved over

990
01:44:18,360 –> 01:44:24,000
to Las Vegas and basically the whole truth of
humanity which is one of the Cirque du Soleil

991
01:44:24,000 –> 01:44:29,700
shows zumanity closed and this rum distiller
this owner of this rum Distillery was like

992
01:44:30,240 –> 01:44:34,740
I’ll hire the whole cast of humanity
the show closed bring them over here

993
01:44:35,280 –> 01:44:42,060
and he’s created this Distillery experience so
it’s in it’s in this area called area 50 Area 15

994
01:44:43,020 –> 01:44:47,160
um in Vegas and if you’re familiar with what meow
wolf is if you’ve heard of meow wolf there’s one

995
01:44:47,160 –> 01:44:52,620
in Santa Fe one in Vegas but it’s basically
all these like football field size warehouses

996
01:44:52,620 –> 01:44:58,800
essentially that each one is like an experiential
something or other and so this one is a rum

997
01:44:58,800 –> 01:45:05,460
Distillery and he’s themed it as 20 000 Leagues
Under the Sea and he brought in this incredible

998
01:45:05,460 –> 01:45:13,020
chef and so they do this like 16 course pairing
menu with rum tastings and rum cocktails and rum

999
01:45:13,020 –> 01:45:17,400
cooked into the food rum cooked into the food
like they literally say on their menu like we

1000
01:45:17,400 –> 01:45:21,960
cannot make the food non-alcoholic we’re sorry
like so if you’re not great like also you’re

1001
01:45:21,960 –> 01:45:31,440
gonna get attacked yeah yeah and don’t Thrive yeah
it was incredible and like each so the the menus

1002
01:45:31,440 –> 01:45:37,620
of four courses for the 16 courses were divided
into four parts and each one was uh in reference

1003
01:45:37,620 –> 01:45:44,520
to a certain part of the novel yeah so there was
like a few days ashore and like through the like

1004
01:45:44,520 –> 01:45:50,700
underwater like Titans uh but when you when you
get there you like check in and they bring you

1005
01:45:50,700 –> 01:45:55,980
into like the waiting room and you walk in and
it feels like you’re in the submarine but like

1006
01:45:56,700 –> 01:46:01,800
like a Titanic Decor kind of Summer you like you
know it’s like decorated with like couches but

1007
01:46:01,800 –> 01:46:08,280
also steampunk and steampunk which is what made
me think of it right um but when you go down

1008
01:46:08,280 –> 01:46:14,400
there all the chandeliers that are hanging are
just like slightly over the way and so you like

1009
01:46:14,400 –> 01:46:18,660
feel like you’re underwater and then there’s like
these mechanical like kind of fish that are going

1010
01:46:18,660 –> 01:46:23,820
with the outside like the windows kind of support
that’s like a porthole and so you sit there and

1011
01:46:23,820 –> 01:46:27,240
they bring you a little rum cocktail while you’re
sitting there and you’re just like what is going

1012
01:46:27,240 –> 01:46:36,000
on and it was the food was incredible there was
those the rum is good um the rum they’re using

1013
01:46:36,000 –> 01:46:41,340
an accelerated aging technique to make the rum and
well like I feel like accelerated aging techniques

1014
01:46:41,340 –> 01:46:46,620
are really getting a lot better than they used
to be and so but they’re I feel like you could

1015
01:46:46,620 –> 01:46:52,020
still tell like there’s a little bit of like
there’s a little a little weird little off but

1016
01:46:52,020 –> 01:46:57,240
it was still delicious and the the cocktails were
really great and the cot and like but every time

1017
01:46:57,240 –> 01:47:02,160
they bring out another course and the courses were
like a bite or three you know it just 16 courses

1018
01:47:02,940 –> 01:47:08,400
um but the service staff they would it was almost
like it felt like a little eyes wide shutty to me

1019
01:47:08,400 –> 01:47:14,340
like where like the service staff would all there
was like one person for two guests and they it was

1020
01:47:14,340 –> 01:47:19,380
a communal table so it’s 16 people at a communal
table and the service staff all comes out in

1021
01:47:19,380 –> 01:47:24,480
unison like marching out with their Edition they
pause and stop behind the people and they wait

1022
01:47:24,480 –> 01:47:29,040
until everyone’s in their position and someone not
and then they place it down in front of you and

1023
01:47:29,040 –> 01:47:34,320
then they wait and then like it’s orchestrating in
like theatrical and there’s a different song with

1024
01:47:34,320 –> 01:47:39,480
every course so like the the song is part of like
the song would start before they started walking

1025
01:47:39,480 –> 01:47:45,360
in with the dishes and yeah very formal despite
the fact that it was very non-standard uh like

1026
01:47:45,360 –> 01:47:50,760
there wasn’t silverware right the presentation
of the dishes being very formal by like the

1027
01:47:50,760 –> 01:47:57,180
choreographed delivery but then uh what do I eat
this with and like that would be some weird thing

1028
01:47:57,180 –> 01:48:03,300
like yeah and then you know one of the cocktails
like garish like parrot tropical cocktail thing

1029
01:48:03,300 –> 01:48:07,680
with like a whole half pineapple sticking out of
it like it was really cool then when you’re done

1030
01:48:07,680 –> 01:48:13,140
with dinner you get to walk around the rest of the
space and he has all these Humanity performers in

1031
01:48:13,140 –> 01:48:21,600
there doing like a dance shows you get to go find
different rum tastings throughout this experience

1032
01:48:21,600 –> 01:48:27,120
and get more rum tastings and like watch these
like up close personal Cirque du Soleil like shows

1033
01:48:27,120 –> 01:48:31,920
highly recommended y’all crazy way weird but it
was really cool it was great I mean you’re there

1034
01:48:31,920 –> 01:48:38,580
for like four hours like it was crazy it was a
really yeah lost spirit is what it’s called Lots

1035
01:48:38,580 –> 01:48:45,420
there tell them about the weirdest dish oh yeah
so one we’re just gonna talk about one of them um

1036
01:48:47,460 –> 01:48:54,780
I didn’t know where to start with this so this
dish in this particular instance was caviar

1037
01:48:54,780 –> 01:49:04,860
sometimes it’s uh sea urchin uni um but the
the crazy part is simply how it serves and it

1038
01:49:04,860 –> 01:49:18,480
is served on a plate that is made from the mold of
the chef’s mouth to the chat made a face like this

1039
01:49:21,060 –> 01:49:26,700
and then they made a mold of her face and then
they made the mold into a plate and then they

1040
01:49:26,700 –> 01:49:31,560
put the caviar on it and she said all right so
pick up the plate and turn your head to the to

1041
01:49:31,560 –> 01:49:39,840
the right because that’s what I like and then
make out with me and you just like lick all the

1042
01:49:39,840 –> 01:49:46,860
caviar out from between her teeth and between her
lips it’s been weird upper tongue yeah it was wild

1043
01:49:48,240 –> 01:49:55,020
taking sensual may be a little too far
yeah and the idea that you knew it was

1044
01:49:55,020 –> 01:49:58,500
her mouth and she said and turn your head
to the right because that’s what I like

1045
01:49:59,580 –> 01:50:05,400
it’s not just a mouth in a plate with the tongue
sticking out that they serve it on it’s her mouth

1046
01:50:05,400 –> 01:50:13,980
yeah pretty freaky have you pulled up the picture
because that that one yeah it’s a little bit

1047
01:50:16,680 –> 01:50:22,200
so like that’s the plate after I ate
off of it but so like all the caviar

1048
01:50:22,200 –> 01:50:25,140
is just like around the tongue and
in the mouth and you’re just like

1049
01:50:25,140 –> 01:50:30,000
licking all around it trying to get the
caviar out like it’s kind of it’s pretty

1050
01:50:30,000 –> 01:50:34,320
ridiculous you wanted it with the food
on it I don’t know if I do all right

1051
01:50:36,360 –> 01:50:41,040
but yeah anyway and then they brought a whole
Pig’s head out and she like butchered the pig’s

1052
01:50:41,040 –> 01:50:46,080
head right there and then like but then there’s
another Chef like kind of you know making these

1053
01:50:46,080 –> 01:50:50,160
types of tweezers making it look make it look
beautiful and then bringing like one little

1054
01:50:50,160 –> 01:50:55,500
bite to you off of this giant Pig’s head like it
was yeah it was pretty insane highly recommend

1055
01:50:55,500 –> 01:51:00,720
for like it’s like a dinner and a show kind
of experience all-in-one yeah you can skip

1056
01:51:00,720 –> 01:51:04,800
the money for Cirque du Soleil tickets and just
do this well especially because they’re like up

1057
01:51:04,800 –> 01:51:08,220
close and personal like stages right here and
they’re like the foot coming in front of your

1058
01:51:08,220 –> 01:51:14,520
feet and you’re just like whoa like it was really
cool yep Suzanne got scared because you thought

1059
01:51:14,520 –> 01:51:20,220
there was going to be an actual live snake on the
dance they made they wanted you to think that they

1060
01:51:20,220 –> 01:51:24,720
did they’re not the only one who sell for that
I mean you’re the only one that moved behind me

1061
01:51:27,780 –> 01:51:34,140
I don’t need a fixed real nature Evan’s always
I got you Evan’s always trying to teach me about

1062
01:51:34,140 –> 01:51:37,380
the snakes in Arizona because he’s like if you
ever get bit by a snake you need to know what

1063
01:51:37,380 –> 01:51:43,800
kind of snake bit and I’m just like all snakes
are bad like I just like no snakes like but

1064
01:51:44,400 –> 01:51:53,220
at least be able to guess confidently that it was
or was not venomous because like I’m ever going to

1065
01:51:53,220 –> 01:51:57,360
remember that in a moment of panic like I’m just
gonna have to remember what the snake looks like

1066
01:51:57,360 –> 01:52:01,980
and be able to explain it to someone right and
that’s what I’m saying is that like being look

1067
01:52:01,980 –> 01:52:07,080
at it and look at the part of it that is going
to indicate probably venomous I’ll take a picture

1068
01:52:07,080 –> 01:52:16,860
please do no like if you get bit do your like
with anything if you get bit by a snake a spider

1069
01:52:16,860 –> 01:52:24,420
a scorpion take effect try to take a picture
uh because living in Arizona is like a bird

1070
01:52:27,420 –> 01:52:32,700
she really wants to move out there I’m gonna
try to apply to grad school out there nice

1071
01:52:34,080 –> 01:52:43,620
what what grad school uh CRNA programs certified
registered nurse anesthetist okay all right most

1072
01:52:43,620 –> 01:52:49,380
of the schools are applying to in Phoenix
or um there’s a program I think it’s a

1073
01:52:51,180 –> 01:52:58,560
I think it’s a University of Arizona maybe uh-huh
yeah yeah they have a lot of uh they have a lot of

1074
01:52:58,560 –> 01:53:04,740
I think their medical program is pretty robust
yeah and I I mean I used to have a friend that

1075
01:53:04,740 –> 01:53:10,020
lived out there and I really loved visiting out
there um it doesn’t really so much cooperate

1076
01:53:10,020 –> 01:53:17,100
with Zach as much with him being redheaded
but um I liked it well at least now there’s

1077
01:53:17,100 –> 01:53:22,500
Bell phones so if you do get bit by something
you can take a picture yeah you know back in

1078
01:53:22,500 –> 01:53:29,820
the day back in the day no I do like living in
Arizona you have to get it get sketch Arts out

1079
01:53:31,500 –> 01:53:36,960
I do like living here I I don’t like all the birds
and or all the bugs and all the stuff as much but

1080
01:53:36,960 –> 01:53:43,500
okay because of it and I also feel like that’s
pretty much because we’re not in Phoenix like if

1081
01:53:43,500 –> 01:53:50,820
we were in Metro Phoenix there wouldn’t be as much
as yeah Nate and but if we were in Metro Phoenix

1082
01:53:50,820 –> 01:53:57,840
it’d be 99 degrees at four in the morning still
yeah this is true yeah Phoenix is Phoenix is hot

1083
01:53:59,040 –> 01:54:04,380
are you all at a higher elevation because I know
New Mexico has like towels that’s pretty high

1084
01:54:06,120 –> 01:54:12,360
yeah well that was 3 500 feet yeah about 3 500
feet in where we are and then you know applied

1085
01:54:12,360 –> 01:54:19,800
staff is 7 000 feet yeah it’s it’s quite temperate
it’s no it snows and Vlogs lots of snow there are

1086
01:54:19,800 –> 01:54:26,580
certain years and it snows here too actually we
get a little snow and Hill forms and yeah I mean

1087
01:54:26,580 –> 01:54:34,560
when it’s like 115 in Phoenix it will be like 105
here you know so it’s it’s significantly so hot

1088
01:54:34,560 –> 01:54:41,340
but but it also cools down at night because like
in Phoenix it’s just concrete everywhere and like

1089
01:54:41,340 –> 01:54:46,380
asphalt and so all day long that’s all absorbing
the Sun and so even though the sun’s not out

1090
01:54:46,380 –> 01:54:53,940
anymore it takes hours for that to radiate back
out yeah so it stays really hot all night long

1091
01:54:53,940 –> 01:55:02,100
whereas up here it’s like it’s since the air is
dry there’s nothing holding moisture yeah so it

1092
01:55:02,100 –> 01:55:06,540
even in the middle of the summer it’s tolerable
outside at night you know but and that makes a

1093
01:55:06,540 –> 01:55:10,680
big difference I feel like when at least at night
you can kind of go outside and enjoy the weather

1094
01:55:11,220 –> 01:55:16,260
yeah open up the windows kind of air up around and
I feel like Tucson is better than Phoenix in terms

1095
01:55:16,260 –> 01:55:26,040
of and Tucson fire over yeah yeah for sure well
good luck in your application process and uh yeah

1096
01:55:27,000 –> 01:55:33,000
yeah I’ll share more scary bugging reptile stories
later we had a friend who called we had a we had

1097
01:55:33,000 –> 01:55:37,140
a good girlfriend who called at like 10 30 at
night the other night we’re both like laying

1098
01:55:37,140 –> 01:55:42,060
in bed getting ready for bed did she calls at 10
30 at night and she’s like I didn’t know how else

1099
01:55:42,060 –> 01:55:46,680
to call it I know the rock rocks are really like
outdoorsy and really like there’s a scorpion in

1100
01:55:46,680 –> 01:55:50,700
my house and I don’t know nothing to do like
he was just like and Evan like tries to like

1101
01:55:50,700 –> 01:55:53,640
talk her through she’s like well you just put
a quick laugh over it and put it you know like

1102
01:55:53,640 –> 01:55:57,840
you get it out and she’s like I can’t leave it I
can’t leave to go get a glass because if I leave

1103
01:55:57,840 –> 01:56:02,700
and I come back and it’s not there anymore like
what do I do you know and so finally at like 10

1104
01:56:02,700 –> 01:56:07,980
45 he’s like do you want me to come over and get
the Scorpion for you yeah she was 20 minutes away

1105
01:56:08,820 –> 01:56:16,080
15 and she’s like yes that’s why I’m calling
you to teach me how to deal with a scorpion

1106
01:56:16,080 –> 01:56:23,700
like please come get the Scorpion I my
friend that lived out there um she I guess

1107
01:56:24,840 –> 01:56:29,400
I know she told me like a separate story that
she was like sitting at her desk in her house

1108
01:56:29,400 –> 01:56:35,880
and then like a scorpion just like fell from the
ceiling and then but then when I went out to see

1109
01:56:35,880 –> 01:56:40,260
her she was just like oh that’s Bob and I’m like
who’s Bob and she was like he’s my pet scorpion

1110
01:56:40,860 –> 01:56:44,580
and she like got a scorpion and
just had it like in a critter keeper

1111
01:56:45,300 –> 01:56:51,120
and she had like that a squirrel that
they found like half dead on the road

1112
01:56:54,180 –> 01:57:03,780
and then like a cat named Stevie and a dog
named spots in her house well ragtag pet

1113
01:57:03,780 –> 01:57:09,840
crew right there I like it I don’t want it
in my house but I like it yeah I hear people

1114
01:57:09,840 –> 01:57:14,280
that had scorpions as pets growing up they
weren’t like the scary little ones Brothers

1115
01:57:15,900 –> 01:57:21,300
smaller they are and the lighter and more
translucent they are the more dangerous things

1116
01:57:22,020 –> 01:57:27,720
I had a friend that had one that was like this big
and it was all black it looked real scary but it

1117
01:57:27,720 –> 01:57:36,720
would feel roughly like an ant bite if it’s on the
animal whereas the little ones won their babies so

1118
01:57:36,720 –> 01:57:42,660
they don’t know how to regulate how much they’re
injecting same good same thing goes for like baby

1119
01:57:42,660 –> 01:57:51,000
rattlesnakes they just inject everything every
time and then they have to replenish however

1120
01:57:51,000 –> 01:57:57,900
orientation to do that and they over time learn
not to do that but when they’re kind of like that

1121
01:57:59,100 –> 01:58:08,340
so we have we have this this giant honking it
was like hairy black scorpions scorpions get

1122
01:58:08,340 –> 01:58:13,140
Harry yeah there’s like little like not hairy
like Shaggy tarantula yeah like tarantula hair

1123
01:58:13,140 –> 01:58:24,540
all over it not for me no thank you oh medieval
it was like prehistoric freaking crazy seems

1124
01:58:24,540 –> 01:58:29,100
like a design flaw there because like the
smallest ones are the hardest ones to find

1125
01:58:31,980 –> 01:58:39,420
you need that UV light oh yeah because they
shine right yeah they they reflect or like

1126
01:58:39,420 –> 01:58:44,520
yeah they’re visible underneath the yeah
that’s what our friend our friend was like

1127
01:58:44,520 –> 01:58:48,600
well now the 14th of my house I guess I have
to go get a UV light and like check for like

1128
01:58:48,600 –> 01:58:52,680
a family and check for a mess and check
for and I was like or you can just move

1129
01:58:52,680 –> 01:59:01,140
just leave the sticks shut the whole house on
fire start over burn it buried in the backyard

1130
01:59:03,180 –> 01:59:10,200
yeah all right friends we gotta go make some
dinner and eat something other than just beer

1131
01:59:10,200 –> 01:59:15,540
what are we gonna have for dinner oh okay now when
you live in Arizona you need a lot of Mexicans

1132
01:59:16,620 –> 01:59:19,800
but it’s like the best Mexican
food you’ve ever had besides Mexico

1133
01:59:23,460 –> 01:59:27,780
thank you for joining us Octoberfest it’s been
a pleasure for those of you who are still here

1134
01:59:27,780 –> 01:59:33,600
and not fully online thank you for joining
as well have a great rest of your night and

1135
01:59:33,600 –> 01:59:37,740
we’ll see you next week or next month for
American single malls it’s such a great

1136
01:59:37,740 –> 01:59:41,040
kit and the distillers are going to be here so
it’s really awesome we’re so excited about it

1137
01:59:42,120 –> 01:59:48,795
all right sounds good have a good night thanks
see y’all bye [Music] [Applause] [Music]