Mad Fun

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Right before you told me trying to change. It could have gone so far.

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You know, today I thought we'd play a game. Yeah. What game was that? A game from our childhood. Oh boy. Madlibs.

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Madlibs. Oh, we're going Scholastic on this. Huh?

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Scholastic book fair October, 2006 with a popcorn scented pencil.

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Oh, I missed the sentence pencils. Which one was your favorite? You know, part of me wants to say bubble gum, but I know that's a lie because bubblegum smelled like medicine.

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It did. Okay. So if you guys don't know what a Scholastic book fair is in elementary school, all across the United States, they would have a book fair. And they had these, these scented pencils. They were called [inaudible] and they were delicious. My favorite one was root beer. All I remember the Ruby one, what I liked the most about those pencils is when you would sharpen them and you would check like the paint they weren't made out of wood, they were made out of paper, recycled newspapers. Just thinking about that. They'd always be like, I think it was either like Japanese or Chinese or Korean. Sometimes it would only be those prints of newspapers. It was fascinating.

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It was, it was fun. But the Madlibs are fun.

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Madlibs are so fun. And that's what we're going to do today.

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We're going to do some adult Madlibs today on tipsy talking. My name is Chris

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And my name is Maddie. Well, that's good.

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Yeah. We, we downloaded the, uh, adult Madlibs app. Cause you know, we're not children. And then we also bought the, bring your own. Bring your own Madlibs book on the app.

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I'm just trying to figure out which one to do.

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So today we, the beers we have today are all they're fruit-based they're a little fruity, a little fun. So we figured we would just sit back, relax and play a little game. See how it goes.

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Are you ready? I'm ready. Okay. So person in the room has to be me. Does have to be, we could use we, can you, Shelly asked me the question person in a room

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Person in the room. Yeah. Me number

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Person in the room. Male. Shelly. My tortoise. Shelly. Shelly has got his neck extended right now. He's looking at me right in the eye. Oh, look at

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Him. Sorry. Ignore him. I'm sorry,

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Person in the room. Female. Oh my God. You color chartreuse. I hate that color. By the way, chartreuse. It's such an ugly color. Sure. You just can't spell it. That too. Part of the body. My heel I'm putting in parentheses heel. Chris's okay. Color mahogany, verb, diddle. All right. Type of liquid lava. Oh, okay. Adjective, stupid. A place, a place, a place Christian, a place. I don't know why this one's so hard. A place. Where do you want to be right now? The moon, the moon. That's where I want to be. Same place. The moon person in room male. Um, wait, wait, wait, wait. There are only three people in this room. Me, you and then tortoise. Who? Just yawn? Spider-Man Oh God. Okay. Adjective, stretchy verb. Past tense. Jacked noun person, place or thing. Come on worm. Okay. Person in room, female, celebrity, Tom Hanks.

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I wonder how he's doing adjective goofy. Goofy. All right, Dan. I'm ready. This is called the road trip. The road trip. Yes, dear Chris. What's up. I just came back from a 25 week trip across the country with my two friends, Shelly and Mattie. First we went to Washington DC to see the chartreuse house and the Lincoln Memorial. Imagine if the white house of green, then we went to Mount Rushmore just to take a photo next to president Roosevelt's heel. After that we visited mahogany stone, national park, the best part, seeing the Geyser old faithful diddle. Oh God. Then we decided we were tired of all the stupid culture and went to Las Vegas. Needless to say what happened in the moon definitely stays on the moon. Spiderman got completely stretching. Jacked all over. I'm

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Sorry. I'm sorry. What did Spider-Man do? Spiderman

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Got completely stretchy and Jack all over the blackjack word.

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Vitamin. No. And

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Maddie went back to Tom Hanks, his hotel room.

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Maddie.

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If anyone asks, we never visited Vegas at all. We just got lost for days in that goofy national park. I went upstairs with Tom Hanks. You

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Went upstairs with Tom Hanks.

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Yeah. That was you weren't even part of this.

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I was just, yeah, I was just, I didn't get to have any fun Spiderman Jack, all over the place. You went upstairs with Tom Hanks. Dan Shelley was there and Shelly was there. You know, I'm feeling pretty part. I'm feeling pretty parched too. After that

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Let's go.

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So the first beer that we're going to drink is called to the five boroughs. And actually, while reading the information where this bear, I discovered something. So this bear is in collaboration with Bureau brewing, which is the brewery, which is the, which are the brewers that made loop box some last episode.

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And upon further examination of the can we found out that this, this particular brewery is actually part of the five Burroughs and we are also part of the five boroughs. So it has a little place in our heart. And I hope it's good.

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More specific from that. It's from the borough that we're from. Yeah. So yeah. So the baby we're going to be drinking today is called to the five boroughs. It's a pastry stout as has coffee, vanilla coconut, marshmallow, and lactose adjuncts.

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The funny thing is when we picked up this, this canned from the store, neither of us actually noticed that the art on the can is a very big landmark for the borough that we're from. And that's just,

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The art is actually really, really cool. It's very pretty. You'll see it in the thumbnail. We brewed this beer in collaboration with our friends at Kingsborough brewing company from Staten Island, New York, this collaborative series of beers. They'll feature a brewery from every borough and benefit. New York city charities. It's 9% alcohol per volume. It's brewed by Kegan lantern in Brooklyn and collaboration with the kills Bureau.

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You want to know? One thing I actually thoroughly enjoy about living in New York city is that we have a lot of breweries. We do. We do like

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There's quite a bit of them. My boost keeps cracking

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Today. Have you been to any of them?

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I've been to a few around here, like flagship, right? I've been to flagship

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Flagships. Pretty good. All right. Let's crack this one open.

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You enjoy seeing so much. You're someone in your thumb went in again. Oh God. I could smell it from here.

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It smells fantastic. Yeah. I know exactly what the smells like. Was this my like seven 11 coffee. It smells like a seven 11 that you've walked into at two in the morning. Oh no. It smells like seven 11.

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I mean this in the best way possible. It smells a little filthy.

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It smells like a seven 11 that falls under the slightly filthy category.

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It's most heavily roasted like extremely roasted.

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This doesn't have any coffee in it. Does it? It didn't

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Re read it back. Let's see. I'm pretty sure it's at coffee.

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Yeah, I'm an idiot.

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It tastes like the bottom of like a, a hand brewed cup of coffee. And I'm not disappointed actually.

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I'm not disappointed with it either. And I'm going to tell you why. My mom is an avid coffee drinker. She has the same cup of coffee with her all throughout the day. And I can tell when it cools down and when she reheats it by the rings in the cup, and this tastes how the coffee at the bottom of her cup smells. This tastes

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Like how the coffee at the bottom of the cup smells.

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Yes. The bottom of the cup

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Coffee smells different than the rest of the coffee.

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Yes, because it's the residual coffee leftover from 24 hours of her letting it hold out of the pot of the pot instead of the cup. Oh my bad. The pot, which may be very confused. Okay. I'm just going out here. Just sniffing cups. As he sniffs a cup, as I sniff a cup. It's good. I enjoy it. I can do the coconut. It is very nice. I do enjoy it. It doesn't, it doesn't taste like beer. It just tastes like

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It tastes like the Manhattan special.

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That is what it tastes like.

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Go back to. Was it last episode where we were talking about the Manhattan smash and I was like, I didn't know what it was

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From last episode until now, Chris actually had the privilege of tasting a Manhattan.

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This tastes like a Manhattan special, but extra, extra

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Roasted beans, extra roasted beans, roasted beans. You ready

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For another riveting? Madlibs? I am.

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Okay. That, that coffee, beer that woke me up. So it's my turn to choose a story, right? Yes. I hope you're ready. I hope you're ready.

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Which one did you do? You did the road trip one.

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Okay. I got it. You got it. Type of liquid type of liquid milk. Adjective, adjective, slimy, slimy. [inaudible]

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Number four, adjective robust. I spelled it wrong. It's continuous fine. Now. Noun box adjective, silky adjective wet. Oh God. Type of food. Crab brand goons. I love crab. Rangoons adjective, dry adjective. Shiny. Did you say shiny as your adjective? Shiny as my adjective part of the body orifice. Which orifice are you going to choose the? Oh my God. Noun. Noun fruit bats. Adjective, crinkly. Very slap. Oh dear God. Plural noun Cannes a place. Hell noun. A third grader. Oh dear God. Verb kiss. Aw, cute. Hi. You ready? Yes. So this story is called the best beer choice. When he show up for a rooftop party, the milk you choose to drink is very important. After all the weather is usually slimy, the party lasts for four hours and you don't want to get robust too early word. So what should you drink? You take a look in the cooler and the first box you come across as a stout, usually love to drink such a dark silky beer, but it might be a little too wet for this occasion. Hey, that fits. It does fit. You don't want to feel like you just ate a loaf of crab. Rangoons. What about a wheat beer? It seems like the most dry choice for a summer party.

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You love the shiny taste, but it also gives you a raging, but Holy week, yeah, in the end you choose a fruit bat, light your usual go-to it's crinkly, easy to slap. And it goes with all the cans you plan to eat. Only problem is you might have to make more trips to help unusual. A third grader light makes you kiss all night long

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And eat pans. Like I'm a goat. See, Madlibs is fun.

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You're going to have a bunch of trips to hell. Apparently. What's your, what's your, uh, fruit bat light

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My fruit bat light. That sounds like, uh,

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I'm going to brew my own beer and I'm going to label it a fruit bat. Light

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Fruit bat light. Sounds like a beer that like a hipster would make AKA any beer, any IPA? The IPA

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Let's do. Let's do one more before we go to your second

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Beer. Okay. You want to do it? Yeah. Exclamation.

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[inaudible]. How did I know you were going to say that? No alien fractured. Wait. No, wait. That's not what was wrong with me? A verb. Siphon. S I P H O N number 2,000,003. I just want everyone to know and set up putting in the zeros and whatever she typed. The number two wrote out mil and three. Not even a number three. You typed out the word three, but you put the number two.

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Okay. I do that a lot. Actually. My manager pointed out to me when I was writing stuff for like, like inventory purposes, like I would write the number two and then immediately next to it. I would write like F O U R.

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Oh my God. Okay. Now velociraptor Val loss,

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Sir. Raptor. That's what it is. Wow.

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Skateboard. Oh my goodness. Verb. Past tense.

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I just realized this is the episode where we realized I'm an idiot. It's okay. You're beautiful. You're beautiful. Now. Noun, noun, rum, plural, noun, plural noun. Let's go. Crocodiles, Crocs, adjective, humanoid, leaving it color pale beige. I really wish everyone could see what you were typing. I really wish they could see all your person in room. Mattie, number 74, seven peasant. That's still wrong. Adjective, fruity, having a bad typing day. Guys. Plural, noun, comedians. Are you going to cry? Are you really going to cry? Adjective pathetic. Don't cry. Don't cry. Okay. Exclamation don't cry. Don't cry.

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You spelled that wrong too. All right. This is called the last test. Total freedom. Ooga booga. It's the alien I've been waiting for all year. The final test for summer vacation, but how am I supposed to siphon on this exam? When summer is just 2,000,003 minutes away, I look at my blank. Walesa wrapped or booklet sitting next to my graphing skateboard. Maybe I should have more for this time. After all rum is not my best subject. I answered the first few crock dials on the test and I start to feel a humanoid. When I see that my beige knows her clay, classmate and Maddie, the beige. What? When I see my beige noser noser. Yeah, it's a, it's a play on, um, if you're a Brown noser pet age, noser classmate, Maddy is 74. Sections ahead. I decide to put the peasants metal. Oh my God. Oh goodness. And really concentrate on answering these fruity questions. Please put down your comedians. Time is up. The teacher announces. I fill in the pathetic bubble with my pencil. Justice time expires. Don't cry.

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Those last two sentences. Pathetic. Oh man, that one was good. I liked that one. So let's go into our second beer. The

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Second beer. I'm actually pretty excited for.

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I had a tab about it, but now it's gone. It's called spike smoothie, Blackberry lemonade.

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Then it is from the Connecticut Valley brewing company.

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So I, yes, the Connecticut Valley brewing company. So I have, here we go. I got it. So spike smoothie, Blackberry lemonade. It's 5% fruit, obviously Blackberry lemon. If you can't choose between blackberries and lemonade don'ts because turns out they played together kind of perfectly and a beautifully balanced pairing of sweet, juicy, and a touch of tart, blackberries and lemons, BFFs for BFFs forever. That's kind of that second. That forever is kind of redundant. I'm going to consume it. But here's the thing. I don't know. I don't even know if it's a beer or literally a spice.

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Okay. So I don't actually believe it's a beer because it's gluten free. Lots of gluten-free beer on it. It's thick. I don't know. I guess we'll have to see let's crack this one. Open the fist. It fits and it's sprayed everywhere. Oh, Oh no. Oh, it smells good. Maybe we should have like shook it first or something. Oh my God. Oh, it's gorgeous. It literally just looks like Blackberry lemonade.

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It's yeah. It's very purple. There was no head. So I don't think it's more of like a seltzer. I think, I think it's literally an alcoholic juice drink in the beer can

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Either way. I am excited that

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Smells like this is going to hurt my stomach.

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Hmm. Okay. So it's very carbonated, but just tastes like lemonade. That would mess me up on a summer day. I've drank like forties and be none the wiser.

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Oh my God. That's so good. It's

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Delicious. Isn't it? It's just lemon.

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I mean, it's kind of out of place because I can tell you it's not a beer.

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It's definitely not. It's the odd ball of the group, but it's still delicious.

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Oh, that's really good. It is going to hurt though.

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It's going to hurt you. Those Berks are going to be

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The color. Not as nice. He would pink pinkish. Purple.

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This, I feel like this spiked lemonade, I guess would be pretty good for people who aren't like too fond of beers or like liquors. Like we have a friend, uh, she occasionally likes to socially drink with us, but she doesn't enjoy beer at all. We just got her onto tequila.

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Yeah. You know what? This is a lot better than like a Mike's hard or something. Right?

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Oh, I hate. Mike's hard. I hate Mike's hard. You want to know what? I actually don't like twisted teas. They're way too syrupy. There's like a, there's like a cult following behind twisted teas. That's very weird to me. I don't enjoy that, but I enjoy this. Yeah, this is really good. All right. You want to do one more game of mad libs? I think we have time for two more. We have time for two more. Oh,

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Person in the room. Female. Me adjective hard hair, child. Color, color, color, color line green. Oh gosh. Adjective crunchy. Burb hit adjective. Slimy noun, leopard verb, shoot, adjective, handsome verb. Ending an ING sexting. Oh God. Part of the body wisdom tooth from cold part of the body hold was not a curb. Whoa, wait. Yeah. Wait what? Oh, well anyway. Part of the body, right? Nostril, dear God. Part of the body. Poral nostrils. Plural noun, adjective. Number eight, noun cup. Are you ready? Yeah. This one's called summer loving you're at the beach. And Maddie is there. She is looking super hard in that line. Green bikini, you have had such a crunchy crush on her and all you want is to hit her out on a date. Here's some slimy advice to help seal the leopard. Tell me, how do you get me on a date?

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Here's some slimy advice to help seal the leopard. Shoot the ice casually. Start a conversation about the handsome, whether you've had lately or where her family is sexting for vacation. Keep it simple. Pay attention to her body language. As she playing with her wisdom tooth. Does she cold at your jokes? Does she bite her lower right nostril? When you compliment her? When she's talking look directly into her nostrils, girls always notice when you're looking at their, we do ask for her number. If she's pretty, she'll give it to you just to make sure to call her the next day and not eight days later. She'll think you're our cup. If you do that,

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Make sure you can look at me in my nostrils while you're speaking to me.

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Christian girls always notice when you're looking at their.

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Look at me in the nostrils while you're speaking to

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Me, Christian. Oh no, no, no. I did not like that. That was a good one. That one was funny. That was the second one, right? Yeah. Okay. No, wait, that was the first one that we did. Oh yes. Okay. Silly word. Bango,

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Bongo like drum, noun,

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Dingleberry, plural. Now plat a pie

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PI. That's not how you spell it, but I spelled it. How I wanted to type of liquid

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Beer person in room. Chris number only one number 85 noun. But Oh my God. Color. Red celebrity, Mia, Khalifa. Part of the body. Chest hair, the hair. Okay. Chest hair, chest hair type of liquid hand. Sanitizer, adverb, seductively, noun, noun. Wait. I'm thinking. Ovary. Adjective. Slinky Slinky's are cool. Part of the body uvula. Just put throat flappy thing. Okay. I'll show you not just hold that part of the body. Plural belly buttons. Number one. Noun toenail. Number 45. I like my fives. Alrighty. This is called act your age

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Bongo. I'm so excited to go on my first real Dingleberry party complete with the plot of pie to hook up with or to drink.

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What are you

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You into those poor planet? Oh, no only problem. The host,

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Chris, ah, Jesus

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Asked me to bring a 21 pack of beer and I'm not 85 years old yet. Good thing. I have an ID, but even though my ID is real, the butt plug looks nothing like me. For starters, the guy has red hair. Well, mine is Brown. He also has a tattoo on his face. Like Mia, Khalifa.

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Yeah.

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They can't show up empty chest hair. I grabbed the hand sanitizer and seductively walk to the checkout candidate,

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Counter ID,

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Please. I casually look over and hand the ovary behind the counter. My ID, trying to look slinky. I can feel my uvula racing and my belly button start to sweat. After what seems like one hour he asked toenail or credit card. I hand him the cash and walk out. I can't wait to be actually 45 years old,

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But there's one problem. The host, Chris tell him you really feel, you wanna know how I really feel like you're thirsty. Like I'm thirsty. All right. One more beer, one more beer. So this beer is, uh, I forgot to mention. So the, the first beer that we had, yeah, it was, it was brewed, um, brewed by Kegan and

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Collaboration with, uh, Kingsborough. But these are both part of the non-sequitur beer project. So this one's called. So the other one was, um, what's that one called? This one is called, um, to the five boroughs. Yeah. So that one was called two to five boroughs. This one's called nerds rule the world and it is a pink sour. It's raspberry, raspberry, marshmallow, and lactose based. Enjoy this beer while your friends make fun of you for doing that thing. You swore you'd never do live. It's 6% alcohol and it's a fruit ale. Yeah. Brewed by again. Kegan, LinkedIn in Brooklyn.

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Alrighty. Let's crack it open. That's a foamy boy.

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I spilled it all over me.

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This is why I should pour this one is bright pink.

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This one is bright pink. It looks

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Like rosé smells damp.

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Yeah. I'm probably not going to like it. I don't really like fruit ales. I like stouts, but fruit. I like fruit. I don't even like fruit, but here. Try it. Well first before you do that, before you describe, I don't even really smell fruit. I just smell damp. I just smell the ale bready. Actually, there, there is a little bit of tartness in this smell, but I don't really know if it's raspberry. What does it taste like?

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I already tasted it. It's light. It's it's fruity kind of tastes like a wine. Yeah.

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You taste the fruit. Yeah. Oh, Oh geez. A lot better than smells. And I say that because it doesn't really have a taste.

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It, it is. It's very light. It

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Say that it's better because the smell is not attractive to me.

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No, the smell definitely. Isn't it's sour. It's tart. It tastes like, uh, like a watered down raspberry lemonade or something.

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I don't know about that. I think it just, I think it's just salt or water would hint of, of bread and raspberry. I enjoy it. It's okay. Hmm. Let me taste it again.

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Yeah, of course. Um, uh, after that second taste, uh, I'm not sure it kind of has that same bitter taste that like an IPA would have for me personally. How could it be for you? In my opinion, it has the same taste to me that an IPA would with the bitterness crazy. Hey you like IPA's I hate IPA's. So we're on two different wavelengths right

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Now. You taste bitter

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Bitter. Yes.

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Wow. I don't know. I don't really like that one.

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So which one was your least

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Favorite? I'm going to have to go with nerds. Rule the world, the raspberry pink sour that we just tasted.

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Yeah, me too. It's good. Uh, not my tastes though. I wouldn't, I would have to be already intoxicated the first couple sips. It's good. And then it's just too sour.

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Yeah. I, I don't like the, I don't like the smell. It makes me a little nauseous and I don't think it tastes very good either, but it's not, you know, it's not utterly bad. Yeah. So what would you rate it? Whatever your rating out of 10. I don't know. They're all kind of bury based except for the first one. So let's do out of 10 raspberries.

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Okay. All right. So what would you give this four out of 10 bays? Four out of 10 berries. I'd have to go with you with that. Yeah. Four to 10 berries.

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Um, what's your middle name?

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My middle ground to the five boroughs. Yeah. Yeah. That'd be my middle ground. I, I would give that one, like a seven out of 10 berries. I do like it it's a coffee flavored beer, but I've had other coffee flavored beers that are a lot better and have a lot more substance to them, but it's still very good. It tastes like a Manhattan special it's from our home.

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That's great. And even how many seven, my middle ground is going to be the spikes movie, Blackberry lemonade, but very close with my favorite. So I'm going to give the spikes movie. I'm going to give that. I can give it like an eight out of 10 berries. All right. It's very S it's very good.

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My favorite obviously is the spiked smoothie, but I'm also giving it an eight out of 10 berries because it's delightful. It's Blackberry lemonade. I just don't really like too much sour in my drinks.

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I don't like the salary either very much. I can make sour, but I can make room for it. Yeah.

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Yeah. I definitely can. I can, I could enjoy that in the summer. Over like ice.

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My favorite is going to be the, uh, to the five boroughs. The stout. Yeah. Why? Well, one I like stouts and two, I just really liked the flavors. Like I could taste the coconut, the coffee.

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It is. It's a very nice balance of flavors.

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And I like the roast at the end, but I'm giving it eight and a half out of 10 berries because the roast roast flavor is a little too much. Yeah,

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I get that. Uh, there's a fine line between roasted coffee bean and watered down coffee beans. Yeah. Yeah.

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But all in all, I think the beer snake were pretty good. Yeah. They were there. They were very different from each other too, which was cool. Yeah.

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Uh, three different colors, three different kinds of beers.

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And they all have amazing Ken or

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Yes. If you, if you guys want to, um, check out the cans, you could look at the thumbnail or you could look up the names of the beers we've given you today. Personally, the spike smoothie one again is my favorite. It's very aesthetically pleasing and has lemons and blackberries all over it.

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I like the nerds rule rule. The world cannot. Yeah. Yeah. It's very cute.

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It's a, it's a blue Ken with a face and an asthma inhaler spinning the world on his, on his finger, like a basketball.

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Is it like a trope that all nerds have asthma?

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I don't know. I don't know where that trip came from. Where that stereotype came from. How about we finish off with one more, Matt,

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One more Madlib. You do it. No paper, no. Christopher Walken. That's a person known as a person place or thing.

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Oh my God. Person in room mail me. Shelly. No. All right. Shelly, plural, noun BS type of liquid tomato sauce. Oh, chunky tomato sauce. Oh God. Same person in room. Male. Shelly, Shelly Berg ending an ING. Cutting. Number four 20 baby for bending an ING. Oh my God. Plural noun. Hubcaps. Same person in Ru mail. Shelly. Rear-ending an ING walking. Plural, noun, blueberries, no horse. Part of the body. The ear lobe, plural noun, sister wives. What, what Maddie? Why? I'm just

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Saying anything that comes into my mind right now. We're

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Bending an ING. Laughing, adjective, squishy. Alright, ready story. Come to life. And no one ever found a paper murderer, but sometimes lit at night. You can still hear him chopping a Christopher Walken said Shelly, as he finished his ghost story, you and your friends are camping in the bees. And the theme of the night is ghost stories. After throwing tomato sauce on the fire, everyone crawls into their tents. Be aware of the ax murderer. You hear Shelly say, as you get into your sleeping bag after tossing and cutting for four. Oh my God. Oh no. After tossing and cutting for 420 minutes, you start to hear the sounds of in the distance. Oh God, you tried to ignore them. But the hubcaps keep getting louder and louder. Finally, you unzip your sleeping bag and go outside only to find Shelly standing there. Wait, if you're here, where's that sound coming from? You say suddenly you hear a loud chop and you and your friends start walking like little blueberries, but then your horse friend crawls out of the tent, laughing her ear a little off. You guys are such sister wives. She says, as she plays back, the sounds of laughing on her squishy phone.

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Oh, you're all plugged up. I'm all plugged up. You were leaking just too much. My are too

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Bad. Oh, well that was fun. That was, uh, I think this is a good place to leave off. I'm going to go aggressively, have an allergy attack. Uh, I'll check back in with you guys next time. Okay.

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