This episode, [singing] "one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated!" As we channel our inner Laverne and Shirley and ride the assembly line, we speak with an aluminum angel who has a "can-do" attitude. Next, we run, eh, walk, possibly job, all over the world, virtually, and earn some sweet swag, literally, with a former couch potato. Finally, after joining a monastery to learn how monks brew, we vow to skip celibacy and drink Belgian style beers in this month's BEER DOME! That, and our usual craic on this episode of Life in 16 oz.
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Show Notes
Skip to Paul "Apologizes"; Sports Suckage (1:59)
Skip to Beer News (4:40)
Skip to Mobile Beer Canning (12:26)
Skip to Lindsey Herrema, The Can Van (15:23)
Skip to Beer Dome: Belgian Beer Battle - Intro (29:40)
Skip to Virtual Racing with Amy McCauley (33:15)
Skip to Beer Dome: Belgian Beer Battle - Finale (52:27)
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FEATURED THIS EPISODE
Laverne & Shirley / The Can Van / Quaker Steak & Lube / Beer Tubes / Central Coast Brewing / Unibroue / Yes.Fit / RunSignUp.com / GoneForARun
BEER NEWS
Heineken is cutting 8,000 jobs as it moves 'beyond beer'
Referred to by Paul in his Beer News segment. Published by CNN.com.
Denver spa opens during COVID-19 pandemic, says 'Hold my beer'
Referred to by Paul in his Beer News segment. Published by ABC Denver7.
BEER DOME - BELGIAN STYLE BEER BATTLE
Head Over Peels
Wheat Beer - Witbier, 5.3% ABV, 13 IBUs
Central Coast Brewing, San Luis Obispo, CA
La Fin du Monde
Strong Ales - Tripel, 9% ABV, 19 IBUs
Unibroue, Chambly, Quebec, Canada
FURTHER READING
Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated!
For a number of generations the above words immediately spark a memory of the theme song to the classic television series Laverne & Shirley (theme song embedded in article). Published by HuffPost.com.
PHOTOS AND CAPTIONS
Established in 2011, The Can Van is a mobile alcohol canning service that sets its equipment up in a wide variety of customer spaces. The canning line is seven feet long and four feet wide, and needs to be as close to the product tank as possible. (Courtesy photo/Lindsey Herrema)
Established in 2011, The Can Van is a mobile alcohol canning service that sets its equipment up in a wide variety of customer spaces. The canning line is seven feet long and four feet wide, and needs to be as close to the product tank as possible. (Courtesy photo/Lindsey Herrema)
Established in 2011, The Can Van is a mobile alcohol canning service that sets its equipment up in a wide variety of customer spaces. The canning line is seven feet long and four feet wide, and needs to be as close to the product tank as possible. (Courtesy photo/Lindsey Herrema)
Virtual racing enthusiast Amy McCauley took advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic and ran the Crush Corona, a virtual race, bagging what we hope is a once-in-a-lifetime swag collector's item. (Courtesy photo/Amy McCauley)
The Turkey Trot, as Amy McCauley mentions on the show, came with a sweet medal and fun items focusing on wine. Amy and her great drinking buddy, Carrie, show they're always ready for a good time, good bling, and a good drink. (Courtesy photo/Amy McCauley).
Virtual racer Amy McCauley shows off her swag from the World's Largest Bunny Hop, a 6.2 mile run complete with a "Running With My Peeps" tank top. (Courtesy photo/Amy McCauley)
Where it all began. Amy McCauley, right, and drinking buddy Carrie enjoy a few 22-ouncers at the home of the 100-ounce Lube Tube, Quaker Steak and Lube restaurant. Listen to the show to find out what the heck a Lube Tube is too! (Courtesy photo/Amy McCauley)
The Tortoise Creep was a 155-mile virtual race Amy McCauley finished through Yes.Fit in 67 days. Her goal was 90 days.