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sunexpress.com and secure your seats today it's friday december 2nd 2020 2022. I'm Jackson Bird today. Arizona iced tea is joining the hard beverage movement. Pepsi is joining big milk. And scientists have got some new practical tips for training your body to wake up earlier and actually alert.

Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

The brands are added again.

Ramping up for the holiday and end-of-year market has got them causing all sorts of mischief. Arizona iced tea,

the company famous for its garrishly decorated tallboy cans of forever 99-cent flavored teas,

tweeted simply yesterday, we're hard. The tweet was accompanied by a meme, the one of the stick figure eating cereal and then spitting

it out in disbelief, and in this case, the meme was showcasing how Arizona iced tea now has a

hard, as in alcoholic, line. The company hasn't revealed any more details just yet, but I should

note that the hard tea line was actually released over the

summer in Canada. Debuting at a 90s-themed pop-up in Quebec in August, hosted by Creative

Agency Mischief, the 5% alcohol teas are a collaboration with Molson Coors, at least in Canada.

No word yet on details here in the

U.S. like when they'll launch, who they'll partner with. Presumably, they'll be in the same

four flavors offered in Canada, lemon, peach, ginseng and honey, and a half-tee, half-lemonade.

All we do know for sure is that they won't be 99 cents a can.

In reply to that expected question on Twitter, Arizona iced tea said, quote, that's a public

safety hazard, end quote. But on the even weirder end of the spectrum, Pepsi is trying to make Pilk a thing.

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