Welcome to a brand new week. My name is Chris Gellibaud. This is Sadisle School. I'm

really excited about all the different stories I'm going to be bringing you this week. All

kinds of fun stuff in the mix. Also, as mentioned briefly, we are taking part in a 30-day

email challenge. I talked about this briefly the other day, so I won't say too much more

about it here in the episodes. But just to recap, it's totally free. If you join this challenge,

you'll learn to grow your email list, you'll get a free 30-day account to try it out with,

and someone will win $5,000. So it's a pretty good deal all around. Just come to SadisleSchool.com

slash challenge. And you can sign up. Again, totally free, and I'll also be part of providing

some guidance to people as they go through the challenge.

All right, now in today's story, an X-Pat couple captures the spirit of their favorite drinks

with punny cocktail pins. We can get behind puns, and we can get behind cocktails. Two good

things for you today, my friends. In this story, the cash pours in. They earn liquid profits

and it's last call, or at least it is right after the sponsor message. I'm glad you're

here. Stay tuned.

Brian Burgess decided that he was going to make his wife a Sazarat cocktail, no matter what

it took. Although originally from the United States, the two had been living in Barcelona

for the better part of a year. Several of the ingredients for the classic New Orleans

cocktail, including absent and payshod's bitters, were thousands of miles away. But Brian

was determined. He and his wife, Gillian, had met in New Orleans during college, and her

birthday was coming up. It felt special, so he had to find a way. After some searching,

he managed to scrounge up a bottle of absent that was bitters, and of course the right brand

of rye whiskey just in time. The two sat out on their tiny balcony overlooking the city

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