The Beerists 163 - Four Quarters

The Beerists Craft Beer Podcast

John Rubio

Food, Comedy, Arts

4.8 • 799 Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2015

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

We'd never heard of Vermont's Four Quarters Brewing before listener Scott Adams sent 6 of their beers to us. We also never thought Bill would be back on the show. Or that Mike would bring his mom to the studio.

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0:00.0	Episode 163 of the Bearest Podcast recorded April 9th, 2015.
0:15.8	Four quarters brewing. Brewing.
0:34.7	Now that you're both in the same room together, how many times have you had sex with my mom?
0:35.7	About 35.
0:37.0	Oh, my God.
0:39.4	It all started.
0:40.8	Let me back up.
0:42.3	In high school, she invited me to prom.
0:43.7	And it was really nice.
0:45.3	It was, you know, like night of a thousand dreams.
0:47.9	I don't think you guys are very far apart age-wise.
0:48.5	You're right.
0:50.8	She picked me up in a caddy.
0:52.8	I had my own caddy at the time. You did? It was 1956.
0:56.6	How old are you?
0:58.2	It's not an issue. So,
0:59.0	okay, so she invited me to prom.
1:01.5	I was eight, right?
1:02.7	And it was really great.
1:05.2	We had a wonderful time,
1:06.9	took pictures,
1:07.8	I got her a croissage.
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