all right. Hey, good morning to you. It's a Wednesday. It's 616 right now. Thanks for being with us on Dave and

Chef the Freak. About a hundred years ago, just a few days over a hundred years, the United States went

completely dry as a result of the 18th Amendment. At least I already was shaking her head. She's like,

no, terrible dark times. It banned the production, the importation, the transportation and sale of

alcoholic beverages. Now prohibition only lasted 13 years. But to markets anniversary, these are some of

these strangest drinking laws that are still on the books in this country. You guys in Mississippi? Yeah. You can drink and drive. Yeah. Yeah. It is the only state that does not have an open

container law for passengers or drivers. Big wood. So I'm going to have one on my white. It's called a traveler. My attorney. This is fine. And my

attorney is me myself. I will be representing myself. Louisiana doesn't have an open container. Like there's no, because they have

those drive through places that drive through dad grace. Yeah, but you're not allowed to really be drinking them in the car. They

just put like something over the straw. They're like, don't. Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. We're not looking. You're here to go cups

everywhere. Man. That was the thing when we were in Boston, we tried, we were all drinking. We tried to like walk out

for the point five K with our with our joint. No, you can't do that. We were like, we're almost in Vegas mode. In Vegas, you can just do

whatever. Yeah, that's true. I can do the heroin outside, right? Please do it inside. Speaking of Massachusetts,

Massachusetts doesn't have happy hours. It's forbidden in Massachusetts to run a happy hour special. Because if you

see no people drinking Boston, they had a happy hour. Yeah. Yeah. They say hours here. It's just a public safety measure. Yeah. I love a

hour. Yeah. Happy hours are pretty good. I've had some of my most favorite times. The happy hours. Most favorite times.

You're gonna get food. Yeah. Get some of the deal. Only time I've ever had a happy hour is something terrible

that's happened. What does that mean? Like I have to go to a work meeting. Oh, yeah. That's generally the only time I've

ever been to the terrible, terrible. Not really happy for you. No, it's not. No, I don't think it ever really

happened. Call it a happy hour. It's like a forced hour. Because of my hours, the happy hour is usually like

like the kind of the home stretch for me if I'm going out. Right. As I start drinking, if I'm like,

yet to days the day we're doing it, we're partying. Like I go out probably about noon. Yeah. Then I start

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