| Beer, same thing now. |
| Who knew that beer-flavored beer would be a special order?
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| You had this experience yet? |
| Huh? |
| You’re walking around in a neighborhood you
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| don’t live in, but you’ve seen a million times before, and you see a brand new
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| bar that looks like an Irish bar, right? |
| You walk in with your friend.
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| Still looks like an Irish bar, there’s a bartender behind the bar.
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| You walk up and go, «Hey, how’s about a couple of Budweisers?» |
| «I can’t do that.» |
| «Why not?» |
| «Well, because this isn’t really a bar.
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| ««Oh, well what is it?» |
| «This is a microbrewery.» |
| «Oh really, asshole?
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| Well, why don’t you go in the back and microbrew me up a batch of fucking
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| Budweiser then, okay? |
| Because this is America, and I am very thirsty.
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| Pull up your pants!»
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| Microbrewery… you can’t even order a shot of whiskey anymore without some
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| special little story being attached to it. |
| You want a boiler… that’s a tough
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| word or two. |
| «Gimme a shot of whiskey.» |
| «Oh, that’s not just whiskey.
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| ««Okay, what is it?» |
| «That's 182-year-old oak barrel family recipe sipping
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| whiskey.» |
| «Oh really? |
| Watch this. |
| CLANG! |
| Gimme another one, alright?
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| Then gimme another, and I’m gonna sip the whole fucking bottle, asshole,
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| alright? |
| And get two bowls of pretzels out here, too! |
| Shithead!
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| «Special family recipe… you know what, sip this. |
| Sip this right here
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| My brother-in-law comes over, last Christmas. |
| «Hey man, look what I got you for
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| Christmas.» |
| «What's that?» |
| «Special Sam Adams beer dispenser, man.» |
| «Oh really?
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| ««Yeah, six different flavors.» |
| «You know what? |
| Put it in the fridge.
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| Put it in the bottom of the fridge and bury it.» |
| (whispers under breath)
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| Fucking asshole…
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| So months go by, of course, right? |
| Then I’m watching the hockey playoffs,
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| I’m eating pretzels and I’m thirsty and I’m thinking «Oh man! |
| Oh,
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| the team’s tight!» |
| I go up, I open the refrigerator door, and I can see a beer
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| out of the corner of my eye. |
| I grab it, I pull the cap off, I’ve almost scored
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| and… SPPPPPP! |
| Cranberry ale. |
| Cranberry nut crunch fucking ale!
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| Let me tell you something folks: cranberries and beer do not go together, okay?
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| One’s for bladder infections, one’s for getting drunk. |
| Yes! |
| Yes!
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| I’m forty, I don’t need to be standing in my kitchen tasting cranberries
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| during a hockey game
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| I take a look at the label of my beer. |
| You know who’s on my beer label?
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| Santa Claus is on my beer label! |
| Santa--I swear to God! |
| You know,
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| Mike Ditka can be on my beer label, Dick Butkis, Cindy Crawford,
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| they can all be on my beer label, not fucking Santa, okay? |
| Let’s put the
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| Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy on there too, call it Pussy Ale while you’re
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| at it, go ahead. |
| Oh, my God…
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| Pete’s Brew, Pete’s Wicked Brew, Pete’s Wicked Summer Brew, who the FUCK is
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| Pete? |
| Fuck Pete! |
| Pete… Pete…
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| I can’t believe I have to get angry about this shit. |
| I never though they’d
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| change, the beer and the coffee. |
| Who knew?
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| I’m gonna open my own bar. |
| It’s gonna be the most retro bar in the history of
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| New York. |
| They’re gonna serve coffee, donuts, cigarettes, beer, and whiskey,
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| and THAT’S IT! |
| That’s it! |
| That’s right. |
| I’m gonna call it McLeary’s.
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| We’re gonna play the Rolling Stones twenty-four hours a day. |
| And you know what,
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| if I see just a millimeter of underwear, YOU’RE OUT! |
| I’m gonna have a big
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| metal detector to get all those cock ring guys, too. |
| Right at the front door,
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| BEEP BEEP BEEP. |
| «You got a cock ring?» |
| «Uh, no…» «You lyin' piece of shit,
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| get out! |
| Turn up the Stones.» |
| All Stones, all the time. |
| No house, no techno,
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| no rave. |
| No Puff Daddy, no H.R. Puffinstuff, no Puff the Magic Dragon.
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| No Chemical Brothers, no Chemical Sisters, no hip trip skip fucking hop, no.
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| Stones. |
| Twenty-four hours a day. |
| That’s right. |
| All we do is we drink, we cry,
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| we fart, and we fight, that’s it. |
| «Oh, I was down at McLeary’s the other night,
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| it was fucking great! |
| I shit my pants, and they gave me new pants!
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| I beat up my mom, she beat me up, it was great! |
| Then we puked, it was
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| excellent! |
| The Stones were there, man!» |