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This is Beer in Front, part
of the Odd Pods Media Network. Sometimes

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the beer in front of you is
the best one yet. I'll talk about

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some old school beers that maybe you've
forgotten about, some new beers that have

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the potential to be a classic.
I'll also talk to various people around the

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beer world and get their stories all
about beer. That's Beer in Front and

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it's coming up now. Welcome to
episode one hundred and seventy five, the

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August twenty ninth edition of Beer in
Front. I'm your host, Dave's alatoris

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and Beer in Front is a proud
member of the Odd Pods Media Network.

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Not a solo show. This week
and I'll be having a shower beer.

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This one is from pipe Works called
Shiny math Rocks. I'll also have another

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I'll talk about when you don't hear
the water running in the background. I

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mentioned a few weeks ago that my
back was hurting, and last week it

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went out again, so I'm on
a mini vacation, stuck at home while

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I heal up. The doc says, luckily it's just muscular, so they

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did X rays and everything. I
should be good to go sometime later on

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this week. I'll have a follow
up on thirtieth, so hopefully she'll sign

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off on this and I'll be backlifting
your heavy bags again at the airport.

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Muscle relaxers are fun, and I
should do a review of Cyclo Benzerprene.

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They're small and pink with no aroma
and taste. There's been a lot of

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new listeners in the past seven to
ten days, and actually I don't look

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at my numbers all the time,
but I just happen to look, and

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more people have listened in the last
ten days than I usually get in a

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month, So I think, who's
ever out there catching up on all the

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past shows. I don't see this
in the current episode, so those that

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are listening are grabbing a bunch of
different shows to listen to those. So

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if you're new to listening to this
podcast, I appreciate you checking me out

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and hopefully you'll stick around. I
used to homebrew, and I did it

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for many years, starting out solo
and then graduating to All Green brewing with

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my best friend Benny. We haven't
brewed in over five years, but the

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first week in October, I'm going
to do a small one gallon batch for

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the show. I'll have Julia Herzon
from the American Homebrewers Association to chat.

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I'll follow up with the following week
with a video showing the brewing process as

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I'm doing it, and then when
the beer is ready, hopefully we could

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chat about the beer that I made. I already have a name for it

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in the cart. I'm leaning towards
something simple and basic since it's been a

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while since I brewed. It's probably
been five years since I brewed with Benny,

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so I'm not going to do anything
elaborate, but hopefully if this works

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out, what I'd like to do
is on future shows, I could brew

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a beer that is no longer with
us, like like a Pete's Wicked Ale

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or anchor Steam, where I could
do a whole show on that beer of

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the past. If you have any
ideas on a long lost beer or any

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show suggestions, you could find me
on all the social media channels at beer

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in Front or you could email me
Dave at beer infront dot com. Big

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thank you to you and everyone that
listens to this show or streams it over

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on YouTube and those that support the
show over on Patreon. If you'd like,

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you could head over it to Patreon
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For more info, I mentioned on
the show last week that if you'd like

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to buy a Beer in Front T
shirt, get a hold of me.

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I have the stuff here. I
have a couple of extra large as left,

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so I have one in red and
one's in a darker caller I forget,

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but the shirt will have three details
on there. There's going to be

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the Beer in Front logo in front
with the plank glass. On the backs

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is going to be the Chicago flag
with my little logo in the middle of

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it. And on the sleeve is
going to be a cart because you could

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put it in the cart. So
if you're interested in a Beer in Front

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T shirt, I've also made for
myself, if you watched over on YouTube

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a couple of brewer shirts where I
purchased some blank red cap workers shirts and

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those have come out really nice as
well. So that would be a little

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bit more because the shirts are more
expensive, but you know, we could

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work something out. So if you're
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and I could set you up with
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I entered a contest from Sierra,
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one of those nice YETI coolers.
I instead won a bigger prize and I

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now have a paddle board. It's
like nine feet long with the Sierra Nevada

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Hazy Little Things logo on there.
Did I mention I can't swim if there

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isn't a show next week? If
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want to listen to beer in front
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go out and drain the Chicago River
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Choose Chicago announced the launch of the
Chicago Brew Pass. This is a

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new way to promote Chicago's award winning
craft breweries. Through the Brewpass, you

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could check in at breweries across the
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prizes like a two night hotel stay
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Brewpass to explore over twenty participating breweries
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in the show notes where you could
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of twenty twenty three, will be
held in conjunction with the Taste of Chicago

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in Grant Park on Friday, September
eighth, from four to nine. I

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was at the first one of the
summer at Wrigley Field. This was a

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lot of fun, a lot of
great breweries. You could sample beer from

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over twenty five local breweries while taking
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favorite food vendors in food trucks at
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to feature free live music. They
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is going to be a celebration of
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gonna have Dougie Fresh, KRS one, and Slick Rick. So check that

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out over on brew Buzz. They
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They're collaborating with Foxtail and Enterprise on
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common that's going to benefit the union's
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If you like pumpkin spice, Bush
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for dogs. Moirorose LIFs pumpkin,
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for her. And this isn't beer
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a bourbon? I mentioned Lemmy on
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and now there's another Motorhead reference.
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It's a ninety proof bourbon. And
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network. I mentioned last year and
I'll say it again. Nothing beats a

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shower beer. And before you pooh
pooh this, many of you drink a

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glass of wine in the tub,
so a shower beer is no different.

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I've been taking longer showers than usual
with my back issues, and the shower

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beer is the best couple of beer
in front. Safety tips for all you

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youngsters out there, and what I
mean youngsters twenty one and over, drink

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out of the can. Think about
this. It's wet, you're in the

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shower, it's wet, and you're
soapy. Don't risk injury while having a

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shower beer. And also choose a
beer for your typical length of shower.

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If you're taking a quick shower,
don't pound down something high in alcohol.

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Have a nice, easy drinking macro
beer. Are you enjoying your shower beer.

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Take a family friendly pick of you
and your beer and post it with

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the hashtag beer in front shower beer. Welcome to another beer in front shower

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beer for twenty twenty three. This
week, I'm having shiny knap Rocks.

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This is from Pipe Works. This
is an IPA and I'm looking forward to

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it. I love shower beers.
Shower beers are the best. You work

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hard all day, you want to
take a shower, What better thing to

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do in the shower than have the
beer go pouring in the glass because I'm

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wet and I'm going to drop it
and cut myself. So just out of

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the can. That's really good.
It's refreshing, it's got a nice flavor

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to it. Really get the big
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of this showy math Rocks. This
is an ipa with galaxy and cryo mosaic

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cops. If you see it,
put it in the cart. And I

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know some people didn't appreciate the shower
beer last year, some people went and

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did it, and I'm hoping you
do it again this year because shower beers

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are the best. So I'm gonna
leave you alone now because I got to

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wash my hair. But if you
see shiny math Rocks from Pipe Works,

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by all means, put it in
the cart. The second beer in front

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this week is Big Wave from Knakna
is donating a portion of sales to the

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relief efforts in Maui, so I
had to have it for the show.

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Here comes my Molly story fifteen years
years ago, and it was right around

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this time. My wife at the
time and I were in Maui for vacation.

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The last night we were there,
we went to a traditional Hawaiian lu

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out. When we got back to
the resort, Gail wasn't feeling well,

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didn't sleep at all, sick to
her stomach. So I pushed the flight

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home back a day, kept the
resort and rental car for another day as

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well. I wanted her to see
a doctor and was able to get an

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appointment for the next afternoon. Now
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her. She told me to go
grab something to eat for breakfast, since

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I hadn't had anything to eat since
the lu out. I'm driving to the

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grab something, you know, jack
in a box or something to get something

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for breakfast. She texts me that
she calls nine to one one. Here

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I go, making a big u
turn, rush back to the resort and

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the ambulance was there already. They
say we got to go to the hospital,

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and I'm like, well, I'm
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her. The driver says, dude, you don't want to know what a

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cab is going to cost you coming
back. It's about an hour drive.

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There's only one hospital in Maui,
and the guy was like, throw your

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blinkers on and just follow me.
So there I was chasing the ambulance,

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which was a lot of fun.
I mean, I don't know if I

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would have had more fun playing with
the siren, but speeding through Maui chasing

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the ambulance was a lot of fun. We get to the hospital, it's

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forever. You're in the yard's forever. So they finally get her in for

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tests. They have to run more
tests. It's late, so I'm hungry.

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I order a pizza. Everybody it's
in the waiting room was like,

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oh man, this is gonna be
a long day if this dude's ordering a

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pizza. So finally, when the
pizza comes, they take her to a

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room. Nurse comes back and says
that it's her appendix and she needs surgery.

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So we're like, all right,
you know, we'll have this done

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once we get back to Chicago,
and the nurse is like, oh no,

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the surgeon is on her way.
Now you're having it. Now.

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It's after midnight, so now I'm
pacing back and forth while she's in having

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surgery. Finally, everything's done,
checked into a regular room. It's two

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o'clock in the morning. So now
I've got to drive back to the resort

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that we were staying at, take
a disco nap. Now I've got to

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find a cheaper hotel, a car. Everything. It was just chaos and

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I'm only on about two hours to
sleep. So a friend of mine.

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I texted a friend of mine who
was a flight attendant. She gave me

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the name of the crew hotel,
which is a lot closer to the hospital

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in the airport, and it was
a lot cheaper than the resort. And

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this is fifteen years ago, and
I still remember it. Even with an

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airline rate and all that, it
was still like ninety five bucks a night.

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Had to give up the nice Mustang
convertible grabbed me as subaru, get

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settled, and then running back and
forth to the hospital. A couple of

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days go by, they release her. We're gonna fly home the next day.

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Middle of the night, she's sick
again. There I am driving back

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to Maui Memorial Hospital. She had
an infection, and then she wound up

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being in the hospital another ten days
or so. So I kept the room,

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cancel the flights work, lets me
borrow vacation time. So while we're

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there on Maui, some income is
coming in. And one day, as

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I'm driving to the hospital, I
lost the front tooth. Not the same

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tooth that I was having issues with
a couple of weeks ago, a different

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front tooth. So there I am
on Maui, my wife's in the hospital,

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and I have no front tooth.
Ladies, how you do it?

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I swallowed the tooth, so I'm
not going to fish it. Oh no,

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this is just going to have to
wait till I get back to Chicago.

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Almost three weeks after we've arrived,
we finally make it back to Chicago,

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and I must say, the people
in Mali were some of the best

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people I've met. A place next
to the hotel I was at was called

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the Botto Being. I gotta stop, I gotta run into the Botto Being,

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and it was like an Italian style
bar, pizzeria, Italian restaurant.

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So I'm in there having dinner.
I meet a guy who claims, and

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I don't know if he was bullshitting
me or not, but he claims to

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have been Sinatra's nephew. But he
was a nice guy, so I talked

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to him but the people there were
so nice. They were like, you're

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spending a ton of money on Mali. You know it's not cheap. So

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every day they took care of me. They gave me like happy hour prices

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things like that, so that part
was cool. I drank a ton of

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ConA Brewing products while I was there, because I went in Rome and this

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case went on Molly drink ConA Brewing, so Firebrock was might probably go to

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beer. I even have their logo
tattooed, So my heart goes out to

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the great people of Mali. I
know they're going to rebound and hopefully Sinatra

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and nephews. Okay, Now,
the ConA brewing that we get here on

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the mainland is owned by ab in
Vev and it's not even brewed in Hawaii

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anymore, so I'm guessing this is
different than the stuff you get over there.

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This is Big Wave. It checks
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and it has sixteen IBus. Big
Wave has a nice golden color, good

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carbonation, smells very It smells very
sunny and bright. It has a nice

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aroma to it. It's not a
bad beer. I get some fruitiness from

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the hops, very light, very
subtle. It's not a bad beer,

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but I don't know if this is
anything better than nondescript. I mean,

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it's okay, it's not bad.
I'm not dumping it. I would admit

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tasted a lot better in Maui.
But you know, it's not a bad

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beer. Since it's part of the
abn Bed family, you could get it,

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you know, fairly reasonably priced.
I grabbed a six pack of this

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for ten bucks, so, I
mean, it's not super cheap, but

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it's not super expensive either. It's
a decent beer. Really nice bottles that

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they have here. They're custom bottles
that have liquid a loha on the bottle

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itself. So if you're homebrewing,
these are good bottles. I'm probably going

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to have to keep these for when
I brew coming up soon. But if

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you see ConA big wave and you
want to help the people in Maui out

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this month and next month in September, proceeds for their purchases are going to

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go help the people in Maui.
So put it in the cart, all

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right. That's gonna wrap things up
for this edition of Beer in Front.

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I thank you very much for listening. If you need to get a hold

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of me. You can email me
Dave at beer infront dot com, where

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you could find me on all the
social media channels at beer in Front.

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I don't know if I'm going to
get to this paddleboard while I'm having back

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issues, but if I ever skip
a show and don't give you warning,

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you got to look for me in
the Chicago River. All right, There's

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been a lot of fun this week. I will talk to you next week

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on the show. And remember sometimes
the beer in front of you is the

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best one yet. You have a
good week everyone. I will talk to

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you next week.
