That is awesome! Yeah, I hate having long hair, which my definition is anything touching my ears. Sadly, my hair has thinned a bit and it is very hard to keep it standing straight up naturally without some crap in my hair. It used to stand up naturally when I was younger, as I was "Kids 'n play" as for flat tops, way before "Kids 'n play" ever existed.
@@BitterRealityBrewing yeah i have my hair cropped tight so i dont have to fuss with it. I keep the top really short so it stands up naturally plus ive worn a flattop for a long time now so its trained to stay up. Id honestly love to see another barbershop video if you go to the same barber that would be awesome lol! Cheers
@@Nathan_brown148 Sadly, my hair only looks like this initially. Growing up, I gave up on my hair as it would always stand up straight on its own. As I got older and after a bit of Army, I kept it short and tight as a flat top, but as I've gotten older, my hair has thinned a bit and gotten as tired as I feel sometimes and falls down. I do wish it would stay that way like it used to without gel or anything.
@@BitterRealityBrewing i find that the shorter it is on top the easier it stays up. Once it gets just long enough to flop down its time for another haircut
@@Nathan_brown148@Nathan_brown148 Very true, although back in the late 80s, I could easily be "Kids in Play" without hairspray, and it was one of the reasons I started getting flat tops as a hairstyle lady, was like, "Damn, your hair just wants to grow straight up!" So, I went with it.
I love bitters...but I've always wondered if the american brown ale is just a 50% stronger bitter...also, I think english tax law is still based partially on beer strength - you pay more to brew bigger beers in tax to the crown.
British Bitters are a classic, and it sounds like that tax law is simply an excuse to increase taxes on the average person, which is never good. We have a ton of taxes and tariffs in the U.S. that sound great on paper, but ultimately, they are there to tax the average person more than anyone of wealth. (We have a ton of double taxation here in the U.S., where a corporation is taxed on profits, and then those employees of the corporation are taxed on their wages, and then the employees pay taxes on everything purchased, and then if they resell something they bought it is taxed over and over as it changes hands. We have to love our governments (Sarcasm) at how they find ways to abuse the average person to help keep them where they are while telling them it is a good thing. Remember that the corporation simply increases what they charge their customers to cover their taxation, which ultimately the consumer pays at the end of the day.)
😂 I did but for most people in the U.S., we have no clue what "Moreish" means. It sounded like a Religion to me the first time I heard it. I was a very nice British Bitter as I drank the hell out of it.
A beautiful bitter! I can almost smell and taste it. :) One of my favorite styles recently. Thanks for the video.
It was extremely enjoyable and moorish! 😂🍻
Great video! I see the flattop has returned. Funny i first came across your channel because of that barbershop video
That is awesome! Yeah, I hate having long hair, which my definition is anything touching my ears. Sadly, my hair has thinned a bit and it is very hard to keep it standing straight up naturally without some crap in my hair. It used to stand up naturally when I was younger, as I was "Kids 'n play" as for flat tops, way before "Kids 'n play" ever existed.
@@BitterRealityBrewing yeah i have my hair cropped tight so i dont have to fuss with it. I keep the top really short so it stands up naturally plus ive worn a flattop for a long time now so its trained to stay up.
Id honestly love to see another barbershop video if you go to the same barber that would be awesome lol!
Cheers
@@Nathan_brown148 Sadly, my hair only looks like this initially. Growing up, I gave up on my hair as it would always stand up straight on its own. As I got older and after a bit of Army, I kept it short and tight as a flat top, but as I've gotten older, my hair has thinned a bit and gotten as tired as I feel sometimes and falls down. I do wish it would stay that way like it used to without gel or anything.
@@BitterRealityBrewing i find that the shorter it is on top the easier it stays up. Once it gets just long enough to flop down its time for another haircut
@@Nathan_brown148@Nathan_brown148 Very true, although back in the late 80s, I could easily be "Kids in Play" without hairspray, and it was one of the reasons I started getting flat tops as a hairstyle lady, was like, "Damn, your hair just wants to grow straight up!" So, I went with it.
I love bitters...but I've always wondered if the american brown ale is just a 50% stronger bitter...also, I think english tax law is still based partially on beer strength - you pay more to brew bigger beers in tax to the crown.
British Bitters are a classic, and it sounds like that tax law is simply an excuse to increase taxes on the average person, which is never good. We have a ton of taxes and tariffs in the U.S. that sound great on paper, but ultimately, they are there to tax the average person more than anyone of wealth. (We have a ton of double taxation here in the U.S., where a corporation is taxed on profits, and then those employees of the corporation are taxed on their wages, and then the employees pay taxes on everything purchased, and then if they resell something they bought it is taxed over and over as it changes hands. We have to love our governments (Sarcasm) at how they find ways to abuse the average person to help keep them where they are while telling them it is a good thing. Remember that the corporation simply increases what they charge their customers to cover their taxation, which ultimately the consumer pays at the end of the day.)
good video cheers
Thank you and cheers! 🍻
Moorish meaning: leaves you wanting more.
All pubs and bars have drip trays under their taps😂
Sometimes I feel like I need a drip tray under me when I'm enjoying a good brew. It was very moorish. 😂🍻
Moreish as in I want more
😂 I did but for most people in the U.S., we have no clue what "Moreish" means. It sounded like a Religion to me the first time I heard it. I was a very nice British Bitter as I drank the hell out of it.
Moreish, empty the barrel in one sitting 🤣
I'll take the 5th. Yeah, I only had one, every single day until that barrel was empty.