Beer Prices & Picked Last

It's National Beer Day and Dangerous Dave talks about beer prices per case around the country from the most expensive to the least. Plus, what is the adult version of getting picked last in gym class? We look at some of the best answers from the internet.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is stub in the den with beatuous date. Happy
National Beer Day, ladies and gentlemen, and if you're a
beer drinker, you can celebrate by picking up an expensive
four pack of double IPA's or something cheaper, a little lighter,
and a little less interesting. The website Visual Capitalist recently
crunched the numbers in the average prices of twenty four

(00:20):
packs of beer across the country. Case of beer. Cheapest
place Illinois, average price sixteen forty three. That's surprising. You
think states with bigger cities would be more expensive. Not
the case. So South Carolina second cheapest, followed by New
York State, Rhode Island, Kansas, Michigan, North Carolina, Arizona, Connecticut,
and Virginia. Alaska was the priciest place average price thirty

(00:44):
three dollars and sixty two cents per case. Wyoming was
second and most expensive, followed by Hawaii, Montana, Tennessee, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Oregon,
and Washington. You know the crazy thing is, in Hawaii
when we did buy beer when we're there, the cases
of beer weren't really that much different than in North Dakota.
So I don't know what they based that on I
guess that's average of over all the beers altogether average

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for Minnesota. They're leaving cheaper than North Dakota nineteen dollars
forty one cents per case. North Dakota's average twenty one
dollars per case. Still end is up cheaper than pop
these days, cheaper in the two Well, you know, grade
school middle school was an awkward time and most people
report they were not the superstars of the gym back then,
but only one kid got the joy of having to

(01:29):
be picked last. Somebody asked the Internet, what are examples
of being picked last in gym class as an adult?
So they ask people on Reddit. Here's some of the
best answers. Getting invited out to be the designated driver,
friends wanting a group photo and then handing you the phone.
People talking about party plans in front of you but
not inviting you. Everybody going out for lunch at work

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but not asking you to join. Finding out your friends
went out of town and they never called or text
you to go with your friends who live out of
town come back for a week and never bother to
tell you. Being sat at the random's table, little wedding,
being invited at an event that's happening just a couple
of days out where the event had been planned for months,
everybody eating a dish in of pot luck except yours.

(02:11):
When you met somebody multiple times and every time they
see you they go, oh, nice to meet you. Other
things that are like being called or picked last in
gym class, being single the greater part of your life
but not by choice, being seated at the kids table
because there's not enough room, being picked last at the
pickleball courts, or this one's kind of funny. Being picked
last at a swingers event? Is that how those work?

(02:34):
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