Flea Man and the Geese.

Flea man and the geese.

Talking baseball every week because the gleeman and the E podcast at Sirley,

the surly Darkness case.

I'm going to say certainly fast, but this is a surlyness.

The surly darkness is.

What's your first impression, Mr. Gleman?

I like it.

I like surly darkness, the beer, although I'm not normally a fan of dark beer.

No, you're not.

As podcast listeners know and are prone to make fun of me for, I'm more of a blue moon. This one's a little of a cognacie. It's very thick. Yeah. I like it. It almost tastes like, it's got like a hot cocoa aspect to it a little bit. It is, however, probably more expensive than even Target field beer. Yeah, well, it's $4 for 8 ounces.

And we had to park.

Well, we actually got a great parking spot. Yeah. But they've got a whole system to figure out where you can park. They've got people on walkie-talkies. They've got people directing you to various parking lots. I know. It's quite an event. I was impressed by that. Yeah. you know because when your event is essentially just drunk dudes getting together in some

neighborhood somewhere in Brooklyn Center, is that where we are?

Yeah, that's right.

You figure, well, there probably won't be that much organization.

We should also say, I don't know how much is coming across, but we are in a tent, I don't know, maybe 100 yards from a stage.

We are at least 100 yards with the stage. I would call this death metal. A band, what's the band saying, John? Wolfhammer. I would say Wolfhammer is the name. The only way would be better if it was Soho in German. Yeah. Like a vulven hammer. Do we know that they're not singing in German? It's possible they are. I'll hold up them right.

I don't know how much of that you can hear anyway.

Yeah, so hopefully it doesn't completely ruin us audio-wise.

Yeah, we did do a test.

We didn't really plan this out all that well.

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