Episode 304 of the Peerists podcast, recording December 4th, 2017.

Grant's Tahoe trip.

We've been doing the show for five years.

Yeah, more than that.

Yeah, a little over five years.

And I was thinking about this, I feel like at this point in time, we've been doing it so long that I should really know beer, but I don't.

I don't feel like I know beer all that well.

Like, my friends will be like, oh, you're on a beer podcast.

You're an expert.

Tell me about this.

I'm like, don't put me on it. It's my fresh position. I'm color commentary on that show. I don't know

shit. I think the problem is, is that outside of this show, you really don't do very much

research other than drink beer and go to events. You don't actually, like, sit down and read

about beer. I'm not on Wikipedia, like training and learning and montage sequence, all the hops or shit.

No, I mean, there's still, and I think that it could be said for all of us.

Like, I think that we know quite a bit, but what we don't know is infinitesimally more than what we do know.

It's still a learning process, I think, for all of us.

I would say, I'm still learning new shit every day.

I was thinking it would be interesting if I were to take a quiz on just like, not just me,

like all of us, if we are all to take a quiz on general knowledge of beer, just someone else, we have some third party, make up some sort of quiz.

I don't know what it would be like, name as many hops as you can.

I don't know.

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