Hi everyone, welcome to the Golden ratio podcast. I am Jen, G.R. Mom, joined us always

by G.R. Dad. Hi. How's it going, G.R. Dad? Good. Excellent. Yes. And the cocktail of the

week this week is the whole in the cup. It's a good name, right? It is. Yes. Whole in

the cup. It is lime juice, simple syrup, pineapple juice, tiny bit of absinthe, tequila, and

three slices of cucumber. Cucumber is underrated in drinks. So it's kind of like a margarita,

right? Lime juice, simple syrup, and tequila. And then normally you'd have like triple

sec, like some people orange juice in the margarita, which is dominant, you shouldn't

do, but this is pineapple juice. And then a little bit of absinthe, just to be creative,

I guess, to make it taste not quite as good. It says you. It says me. Cucumber in drinks.

I think it's good. It has me thinking of pims cups. We don't have any pims here. We should

bring some from Maryland. Do we not have any? No, we have like gallons of it in Maryland.

We have much. Yeah. There you go. Whole in the cup. I thought it was a golf thing. And

then I was like, no, that's ball in the cup, ball in the hole. There's no hole in the

cup in golf. So never mind. It's just there's a hole. There's a cup in the hole in golf,

though. There's a cup in the hole. There's a hole in the green. And then they put it

cup in it. And that's what your ball goes in. Yeah. Yeah. It's not really what one says,

but I get I get it. But it's not really meant to be a golf drink. It's meant to be it's

dream. I'm drinking this so fast. There must be a hole in the cup. Maybe. I mean,

you just made that up. So what do you think the meaning of this name is for this drink?

This is not a thing that I care to analyze. I can't believe you walk around and don't

worry wonder about these things. Nope. Walking around not analyzing drink names. Correct.

Well, interesting. It's time for administrative corner. I love administrative corner. Bring

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