I'll drink to that where we get behind the scenes of the beverage business.

I'm Levy Dalton.

I'm Erin Scala and here's our show today. Oh, So my dad and uncle Rufus are really funny when they get together and at a recent

family gathering they tasked themselves with an important linguistic goal. Now there are names

for multitudes of animals and I'm sure you're familiar with the popular ones.

There's a gaggle of geese, a pride of lions, etc. My dad and uncle took up the important task of

naming groups of professions. Let's see what they come up with for some common jobs as well

as a few wine industry jobs.

Okay, I'm Errinstead and riding to work every day I had my mind wandered so I was

thinking about what we call collective animals such as what

multiple giraffs they're called towers. And multiple peacocks are called ostentation of peacocks.

And then we have leap of leop of leop of leop

and we have streak of tigers. So I was thinking, why can't we

categorize humans according to their, you know, occupations.

So I said, let's call a dermatologist, rash of dermatologist.

So I'm trying to get everybody to have their input on what we call certain occupations.

Yeah, I thought maybe we could have, you know, lawyers, you know, we could have a crook of lawyers.

You could have a crook of lawyers. You can have a swine of lawyers.

A swine of lawyers.

A slime of lawyers.

How about a lop of woodsmen?

That would be pretty good.

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