Tuesday 3/17/20 - The Prohibition Part I

The Dog Walk

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🗓️ 17 March 2020

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Chief hops on to talk about the prohibition. In Part I we get into how nobody listened to the no drinking rule, how immigrants drinking culture may have played a role, how the government passed the ban easily, and more.

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0:00.0	Hey dog walk listeners, you can find every episode on Apple podcasts, Spotify or YouTube.
0:06.4	Prime members can listen to Ed free on Amazon music.
0:09.4	Alright, baby.
0:10.4	Today is Tuesday, March 17th.
0:12.1	Welcome to the dog walk.
0:13.2	Presented by Barstool Sports.
0:15.0	As always, guest of the day is chief.
0:17.4	How are we on this St. Patrick's Day?
0:20.0	Quarantine.
0:21.0	Not a normal St. Patrick's Day.
0:22.8	So I love St. Patrick's Day.
0:24.3	So this one, you know, we kind of went with a drinking theme a little bit, a little
0:28.5	government conspiracy theme.
0:30.3	So fitting, but it's just, it's a bummer.
0:34.1	Yeah.
0:35.1	So you just alluded to it.
0:36.1	What do we get in today?
0:37.1	Some prohibition talk, huh?
0:38.1	So I'm prohibitioned talk because, you know, back then, drinking made it illegal.
0:44.2	So this is the biggest drinking holiday of the year, traditionally.
0:47.1	And, you know, if this were 100 years ago, you'd have more access to bars in alcohol
0:51.6	than you would today, even though it was illegal.
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