Hi, everyone.

Welcome to the Golden Racial podcast.

I am Jen, G.R. Mom, joined as always by G.R. Dad.

Hi.

How's it going, Jared Dad?

Pretty good.

Excellent, excellent.

The cocktail of the week this week is the oldest living Confederate widow.

Oh, is that a movie or book or there was something about this?

But go ahead.

The oldest living Confederate widow is a riff on the bees' knees, which is a classic cocktail.

The bees knees is good.

It has gin, honey syrup, lemon juice, orange bitters, and one dash of absinth.

Huh.

Just so it smells like licorice.

If you're like, oh, it sounds good, then it's like, okay, but then actually me or not.

I like absinth, so that actually works for me.

Lots of people do.

Great name.

Why is it connected to the name? Who knows? You want me to do that kind of research too? No, it's fine. It's fine. No, no. You didn't invent a drink. You don't have to explain that. That's right. I didn't name it. Not your fault. It was created by Toby Malone at the the violet hour in chicago fancy fancy cocktail bar in

violet hour great name for a bar would be probably a good name for a drunk too yeah just saying

yeah for sure um it's time for administrative corner oh i love administrative corner that's great yes you do good that it's time yes you corner. Oh, I love administrative corner.

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