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free ad spot now. Hey listeners, Abby Ansell here, general manager of St. Nicholas Brewing Company in DuCoyne, Illinois,

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as well as unique and upscale pub food,

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Hi, this is Connor King from Bear Bottle Brewing Company in San Francisco, California.

We would first like to thank all of our amazing customers and employees who have helped us get through this shutdown.

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