Hey, Barstool listeners, you can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Okay, so my all-inclusive, from the moment we walk in, I was like, okay, they were like, hey, our entire system is down. So anytime you need to get into your room, we just need to send someone up to, like, open the door for you. And I was like, oh, okay, maybe it's just like down right now. shit happens

if your room. We just need to send someone up to like open the door for you. And I was like,

okay, maybe it's just like down right now. Shit happens. It was, it was down for our entire

trip. After we check in, I'm like, okay, it's time to get my money's worth, head down to the

buffet. Immediately had like explosive diarrhea. That continued. Every single time I had a meal at that buffet. Explosive

diarrhea 45 minutes later. Hey, how are you? Welcome back to Drop a PIN, a very special episode.

We're going to be talking all-inclusives, which I'm sure many of you have had experiences

that. I recently just had my first experience at an all-inclusive in Cancun.

So I'll be talking a little bit about how Cancun came to exist

and why my first all-inclusive experience didn't leave a good taste to my mouth.

Chaps will share his all-inclusive experiences as well.

But first, I think Chaps wanted to talk a little snow-blowing.

Well, yeah. I mean, I don't know if it needs its old segment, but this is the first time that I've

lived in like a cold climate. I mean, I lived in Virginia where we had like a little bit of snow.

Actually, one of the years that I lived in Virginia was the most snow that they've had in like

a hundred years.

Snow again.

Several feet.

But this is the first time I've lived someplace that consistently has snow.

And I got to tell you, I fucking love it.

I love it now.

Well, you love it because you have all the best snow tools on your block. Yeah, and I don't know why anyone would not. Like, I don't, when people are like, oh, I don't have a snowblower, I'm just going to shovel it by hand. That's one of the leading causes of death. Yeah, someone told me it's one of the leading causes of death for Midwestern men. Yeah. I don't think I'm at risk on hard. Especially men over 50. Yeah. And I'm getting close, 43. Rest in peace to my high school janitor. He passed away shoveling the school. Fuck. Yeah, it was tough. He was always a really grumpy guy, too. then it just like, it didn't seem like he really liked being at that school. And then he, he dies shoveling it out. That's the, that's fucking terrible. It is. His son was like a student at the school too. That was a sad story. So a couple of couple weeks ago we had like five or six inches of

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