Welcome to the compound, hosted by Ian Hath.

It's a grand slam for Ian Hap.

What a play, Ian Hap into the high of me.

And Dakota, Macchus.

Six foot seven, two hundred fifty pound mechus.

Swing and a miss, struck him out.

Struck a match. 50 pound back is swing and a miss struck a man struck a man struck a man

welcome back to the comcom podcast

this is episode 249

presented by our friends at parsee rum

parsey is in bennies told you guys

I went to dinner last night. Met some friends from

Binnie's talking Parse. We were on the website. We were looking at Parse. We were talking Parse. Talking about where it's at. How to get more people drinking Parse. I was fired up about it. So here's the store of the week. Store of the week. We're going to Naperville. Okay, go to Naperville this week. If you live in Naperville, here's your Binney,

Royal St. George Drive, Naperville. That's the Binns close to you, where you can get your

parsee, you can send us a photo, three year, eight year, 12 year, eight and 12, sipping like whiskey,

three year, mixing. If you want a little peanut cloud it's warming up warming up turn the

clocks can i just say one thing being in arizona when the clocks change is the best thing ever

yeah because it stays the same you don't lose it stays the same it's don't lose any time scott's

or mesa it's the same everybody else panics everybody else losing an hour of sleep you're like i'm

good same for me but the light like it's still bright out here right now and it's 740, like, or sun like just set. That's a great change. The mornings, it's going to be a lot darker, a little later into the morning. I think sunrise like 8 a.m. But sunset, not until 715, 7.30, a little twilight golf. It's getting warm in Michigan. I don't know. I don't hate it.

Do you like the clock's changing? Or you like giving an extra hour all the time. I don't care if it's dark until 9 a.m.

Like, do you mean do I like when spring forward and fallback happens? Or do I like like, like, I mean, just the way the world works there's really nothing

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