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I sit on this set before you with who many believe

has drank the most high-news in the history of high-noon, Glentard Balls.

You also believe it. I think it's a reasonable take.

So last week we were in Vegas for the WWE. I'm sitting there drinking a high-noon,

and I look at Twitter and Jake Batch tweets out,

do you think Lenny Balls is drinking the most high-noons of anyone ever?

A poll and I sat there that thought about it.

It's a completely logical take.

I think I have, like if you said like a beer that's been around for 100 years, like come on, shut up.

This is a seltzer. It's hot. It's new. We're sponsored by them. Glenty responsibly drinks them all the time.

And like we were able to get our hands on them when they were sold out everywhere.

There was a drought that never happened for Glenty.

It's, like I think the first time I experienced these beautiful, beautiful high-noons was,

it was like we were doing an Alabama LSU event that the Ainsworth, like two or three years ago.

It was the first time I ever saw it.

And I saw these things, I tried them all, it was like what the fuck is that?

Yeah, magic in the cat.

And I'm drinking them, and I'm like these are amazing, and I've been drinking them ever since.

And then coronavirus happened, the pandemic happened.

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