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Garth Brooks says he'll serve Bud Light in his Nashville bar. Now three months ago, this

would have been the most boring news I could have ever brought to you. You'd be like,

great, awesome beer and a honky-tonk. What's crazy about that? Obviously, this is relating

to the controversy with Bud Light choosing trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney to promote their

beer. So Garth was actually asked about this. And I thought he had the best response.

He's like, in my bar, we're going to love people. If you want to be in a hole, there's

a thousand other bars you can go to.

Ain't that the truth? No, seriously. His honky-tonk isn't open just yet, but I love the concept

behind it. It's called Friends and Low Places. There's no opening date yet, but you better

believe the second that thing opens, I'm driving up to Nashville and I'm going to party up

in there. He says he wants it to be a destination for country music fans where anytime day

you can go in and hear your favorite country drinks.

Anybody that knows Garth Brooks knows he's all about this. He's always embraced all sorts

of people, all about love, right? So when he made this statement the other day, it wasn't

shocking to me, but there were the videos. So people go, I will, you just lost yourself

for fighting it.

Plenty of places for me to go drinking Nashville and it won't be your place. It is literally

the dumbest protest I have ever heard in my life, this whole Bud Light thing.

I saw you share the video. If you don't follow Tizzy ENT on social media, he's, I personally

think he's freaking brilliant of how he just shuts down trolls. So all these people saying

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