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And up next, a story from Pete Coors on Adolf Coors.

Take it away, Pete.

Thank you. on Adolf Coors. Take it away, Pete.

Well, so Adolf was born somewhere in the 1840s,

in a little place called Barmanon Vuppertal in Germany. Kind of an interesting story. People say

the C-O-O-R-S name is kind of unusual for a German name. His birth certificate, he was signed

in his course K-O-R-S, which is very German, and his father actually signed K-O-H-R-S.

And by the time his sister was born about eight or ten years later, there was a Dutch magistrate

who brought the double O from their languish and it became C-O-R-S.

His father was a flour miller. I died when he was 10. He had been

apprenticed three times in order to survive. Once as a flower miller with his

father's trade, once as a printer bookfinder and those are three years

indentureships which as I understand in those

days, that meant you got room and board and that's about it. And then the third one in brewing.

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