The Time We Brought A BAG OF GUNS to the Airport | Corridor Cast EP
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Jake, Wren, and Nick sit down to discuss their favorite beers, some probably history, and share their worst airport story.
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What you came for: Guns!
What you think you're gonna get after a couple minutes: Beer!
What you actually get: Bugs!
Wren: "That's why I prefer double IPAs over imperial IPAs"
Who's gonna tell him.... 👀
Christian should have a mic
A lot of these breweries (Lagunitas, Founders, Elysian, Goose Island, etc) have been bought out by brands like AB InBev, Molson Coors, etc. I used to mourn this, and I still do to an extent, but at the same time I've grown to appreciate that it's a product of the success of these smaller breweries, and that these acquisitions mean that more people can enjoy these beers that I love.
That said, some of these acquisitions also, despite best efforts, do end up resulting in a decrease in quality as the bigger brands get involved and the owned brands have to focus more and more on their one or two flagships and have less freedom to do what they want.
Not to mention, AB InBev and others have the market power to push brands that aren't owned by the big brewers out of the market. This is why it's so hard to find your small local breweries on your grocery store shelves.
It's certainly a double edged sword. More money means more accessibility and success for the beers you've watched grow, but the cost is also high.
I don't even drink but this makes sense to me. Economies of scale mean they have to change production. Be out a different brewery. In theory moving locations shouldn't change things, but it's easy to understand that it could. And of course there's also changing ingredients to save money, even if you think no one will notice. (Look at Coca-Cola and the switch from sugar to HFCS.)
Often, when a beer becomes popular, its production gets moved to a larger brewer. And here in the UK, the issue is, where those large breweries in the UK have a poorer tasting water (much softer). The quality of the initial gradients, even just the water, will have a big impact.
Wow this is the first time i’ve ever clicked on a video as soon as it launched. I feel like it’s too vintage to say first.
Because of my class a new rule was added for the film school where I studied : no more guns in public.
The short film was about 2 soldiers of opposite sides, one decides not to kill the other, but ends up getting shot by the dude he spared. It was shot in a public park, we did not have any permit or authorization, the teacher had us fill the paperwork to see if we made mistakes but it was never actually sent.
First day of shooting, no problem. Some horsey police dudes even came to talk to us.
Second day, a pair of tourists decided to call the police because they thought it was a guy getting ready to kill people in public with someone filming him. I was away from the group guarding the gear saw a few squad cars going up the road quickly and suddenly one stopped, both policewoman came out with their guns already out I yelled to them that it was a film shoot but they did not want to hear anything and had everybody except me face down quickly. They finally noticed that the gun was an airsoft gun with an orange tip and allowed everybody to get back up.
The teacher finally could explain the situation, We ended up with a fine for public disturbance, the school paid for it because the teacher should have send the documents asking for a permit to shoot in the park, even if we did not have a permit we could have called the police stations near the park to tell them that we were filming with guns in public.
The camera was running all the time of the event and the 2 policewoman did something wrong in the intervention, so they had repercussions, don't remember what it was.
As a Louisiana native, I have some traumatic Banana Spider stories and some fun trekking through the bayou/swamp stories.
I'm a Belgian :( , just so you know, Belgium is known for it's beers, and none of them get brewed in or near farms.... and no, Belgium has far little farm lands then you would think. You can travel across the widest part of Belgium in 3hours, so an hour isnt that bad :p
Hops are a preservative. Part of the craft beer charm is that the same beers will change over the years because most of the ingredients are plants and they will taste slightly different from year to year, most notably noticed in hops
Fun fact - Hops are in the same family as cannabis (Cannabaceae). Hops are one of only 10 genera in that small but very recognizable family.
Came for the guns, stayed for the hops
The part about the airport employee guarding your guns was very pleasant to hear :) Nice song in the end!
Wren! I feel you man! i had the same experience with a Banana Spider! i've been scared ever since
The often cited 'Bavarian Purity Law', enacted on 23rd April 1516, states: "[...] no thing shall be used for beer safe for wheat, hops and water." It was initially intended to regulate the quality of beer - at the time it was considered staple food in the Southern German duchy - but has since been coined a gold standard as the world's oldest still applicable food regulatory provision. That ought to say everything.
prost, oida!
As someone who grew up next to a river in Louisiana, this was a core memory from childhood summers. Also we had a banana spider on the side of our pool we named Stella!
Wren casually kills Widows with bug spray while super-soldiers struggle against a single one.
A true power move.
Good morning Crewtons!
Nice Sammy Kershaw reference there, Jake. Spoken like a true Texan.
My grandpa was bitten by a brown recluse on the leg several years ago. Their venom makes the bite have a large circle of necrotic flesh. It's pretty disgusting, and I genuinely hope to always avoid those freaky spiders.
Oof that Hoegaarden pronunciation. It's more like Who(with a silent w) chaarden (the cha as in charisma with more of a "gh" sound that I know is hard for North-Americans :)). Great summer white beer to enjoy in the sun.
Would love a corridor brew podcast!
IPAs are indeed easier to brew. Any funkiness that you might have during the fermentation process will be masked by the huge amount of hops.
A good lager/Pilsner is tremendously harder to brew because of the light taste, everything needs to be balanced.
Ayy Golden Road brewing. They make a fantastic Mango beer.
Wren you should do the True Scale of IPAs !!!
9:50 Hoegaarden Belgium, sweet, get hold of some Westvleteren 12, best beer in the world :)
I feel you Wren. Grew up in Alabama in banana spider Mecca. Also had to skip through when y’all started talking daddy long legs. Haven’t gotten over trauma from those yet.
WE ABSOLUTELY NEED LOTS MORW GPT-3 SHENANIGANS!! no seriously, AI buzzfeed with sam is the best!!
Any updates on the Motion Capture Hoodie restock?
I bet I went to the same Boy Scout summer camp as Nick, Camp Royaneh near Guernville, Ca
Oh boy!
Hops are related to Mint, catnip, Hemp, and canabis
Do you think who ever scanned jakes bag could have seen the spider on the scan?
Oh yay fourth
Living in Australia paid off for once
Edit: What would Gaffney rate the Radness of the Brown Recluse's fangs? Leave your thoughts in the comments! :)
i am belgian our beer is the best i will die on this hill
Nick is very close. As I understand it, when India was a British colony, the Brits would ship the beer there. Because it was such a long trip, the beer would arrive weak and janky. So, they began brewing the beer super extra hoppy so that by the time it got to India, it was good for drinking. So... IPA!
32:00 camel spiders? They're freaky looking, almost parasitic in motion
Hey I'm doing some research- I know this has nothing to do with this episode but, what bone conducting headphones does everybody have/recommend?
I just wanna say I figured out what kind of headphones they are and that Nico has the blue ones AND the red ones!
12:40
Venomous not poisonous
15:20 no russian
5:22 - 5:29 I thought he was doing some Indian racist song 😂😂 "BINg bingBinG"
And I thought Australia was famous for its bugs...(disclaimer: I'm a city boy)
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First comment.
dudes.....this conversation is killing me. Please stop talking about beer...