Bill Rye, the sandwich guy.

So I have a product that needs to come back and that's the flask.

Think about it. You're out on the town, need a little pick-me-up.

Just go to your back pocket, coat pocket, whatever, take a snort and put it back or share with who you're with.

It's discreet. It says, hey, I'm here to have a great time I want to

normalize carrying a flask everywhere okay I have one I think you can because by

nature it's discreet so people a lot of people I even know you got it but also it sounds

like you're doing it for peacocking's sake a little bit so you're taking a discrete item and making it undiscreet, which totally defeats the purpose

of it being a discrete item.

So just wanted to throw that out there.

Yeah, I got to relax a little bit.

Just relax, you know.

There's one huge problem with flask, though, is they're just impossible to clean so like if you we went through a kind

of a flask phase in college and if you didn't clean it immediately the next morning it was just

disgusting in there and you can't get anything in there to scrub all the nasty shit out of it why is it

why did they get disgusting so fast is it a stainless steel thing or yeah well you like we would put like, let's say, yeah, he's got UV blue in there. Like you're drinking, yeah. He's the sugary in the ball. You're drinking like Ron Diaz black cherry in your flask. Yeah. And it's just a sticky gross mess in there. And then I remember one time I was drinking out of a flask after I thought I got it clean it. I got a chunk of something. That must be why they called my room in the apartment, the flask.

Because he was nasty in there.

That was a sticky, whatever mess, he said.

Yeah, so that's my problem.

They need to make flask easier to clean.

There was a fucking sticky mess.

I actually tried to be a flask guy for a little bit.

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