Drinking game

Awesome.

[laughs] Yeah, what are your other drinking games for us besides that? That, that's a, that's a great one.

Anytime you mention John Wick, obviously.

Oh, yeah.

So...

I mean...

Oh, speaking of drinking games, Hobson Shaw Travelogue.

Yeah.

It was everything.

And this brings me to something else I really wanted to include, which is drinking games.

Because I do think drinking games are such an interesting part of millennial social culture, particularly when you think about college.

Beer pong, flip cup, asshole, kings, powerhouse, Edward Fortyhands.

and whatever other drinking games people were inventing.

And listen, some of these games have been around for decades.

Millennials did not invent beer pong, right? But I think the way drinking games were incorporated into college social life is worth looking into because alcohol wasn't just something you consumed while hanging out with your friends, right? It became an activity itself.

The entire purpose of the game was drinking.

... he's in the background, like, a whole lot more than, like, I know he is.

Like Drinking Game.

Yeah.

Just highlight.

I like the way they're setting this up.

Some underground drinking games.

That's a lot of money on the table, even if it's one's.

You know, I've never really played drinking games.

I'm not too good at drinking games.

I probably should have had Justin here.

I feel like he's probably played some drinking games in his day.

I feel like that was a good way to introduce that they're related.