Hey Hey Hey Hey, time to put you middle to the test now.

Oh, baa, baa, do you know you're messing with the best now.

Uh-huh, uh-huh. I got root beer, it's not good root beer. root beer.

It's not good root beer.

Root beer can go very well or very badly.

Look, any drink that kind of tastes like it's supposed to be a medicinal cream?

It's a fine line you've got to walk between delicious and I think it's gone bad.

Yes.

A medicinal cream? That is a comparison I have never heard drawn to root beer.

There is something mediciney about it. There's something like, it seems like something you would put on

eczema. I say this is someone who loves

like a good root beer there's something in it that smells like you would put it in eczema medication

I mean I can try that because eczema just came back to me like earlier like last year. I was doing just fine and now I can't wear lobster gloves which is for me

that's a tragedy a living nightmare, can't put my rubber lobster gloves on.

I struggled with my wrestling gloves for a while and my tag partner Priscilla just laughed at me and said everything about you is designed to not be wrestling.

Like I can't even wear my own gear.

That's how much I shouldn't be wrestling. But yes, yes, enough of that, back to the

root pier. You're absolutely right. There is something slightly medicinal to it.

So I've just worked out why Conrad doesn't think there's anything medicinal to it, but we do.

Oh, it's different here.

It's not that the root beer is different.

It's that there's a chemical in root beer, methil salicate, that's a chemical in root beer, methyl salicate, that's used in a bunch of European mouthwash

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