Washington

It was, uh, it was called The Landmark.

It was in Washington, Pennsylvania, where I went to college.

It's, it was a, it's a steel town.

But then at night it would, the, the clientele would flip, and it would go from guys that were sitting there drinking shots and a beer all day to a younger crowd, and that transition was, like, crazy, and I was usually there for that.

Three pending death penalty.

Two in Washington County, one here in Allegheny, that I'm defending that are still open.

Um, you know, I mean, o- our point, you and I talked about this months ago, or maybe a year ago.

Yeah.

It was like-

Washington, PA was unfathomably large to me.

Right.

I mean, Parker to me was like Shangri-La.

And, yeah, I haven't been back to Pennsylvania since then, and I would love to go.

Actually, it's Washington, Pennsylvania is exactly where we went.

And, yeah, that was a good road trip.

So, yeah.

Okay, we're ready for baseball again at 745.

Let's go back to Washington and in turn to Pittsburgh Three Rivers Stadium.

Nelly, this guy can fly as you and I have told

everybody.

Batting at 299, 23 homers, 101 runs batted in.

More of the press box is full of riders.

Bob Addy, great rider out of the Washington area.

He

We wanted to walk you through exactly what was discussed, show you what these look like, taking place actually in the local fire hall, and then how this could potentially impact the site.

Yeah, this is potentially Keele's biggest site of all their sites in Pennsylvania, Washington, and Canada.

Scrub at itself in terms of numbers, there's a 650-acre site there.

potentially up to 1.3 gigawatts of capacity.

Oh, sure.

The Rochester Red Wings, who are the AAA affiliate, of course, of the Washington Nationals, have made the playoffs for the first time in 13 years.

What the hell is

going on with the Rochester Red Wings?

A trolley.

That

used to go from Pittsburgh all the way to Washington, Pennsylvania.

Mm-hmm.

Perry, and Eric, and Lou have all become kind of – I would say we enjoy bourbon and whiskeys, but now we really enjoy the stories behind it because we've learned so much every week from a different one and the stories that go on.

Also learning that George Washington had his last stand in his general outfit down in Somerset, waiting to take on the revolt of the wheat farmers because of the first attacks.

There's some amazing stories

behind

We do everything we can to replicate that style.

The only thing we don't meet right now is our yeast, and we're in the midst of a project where we're propagating a historical yeast strand from western Pennsylvania.

We teamed up with L'Allemande and Liberty Pulse Spirits down in Washington, PA.

So we're actually going to be going up to a lab in Montreal and tasting three viable strands of yeast.

That's S-E-R-V-A-L dot com slash tickets.

1954 is important for George Washington because he doesn't die.

He takes on the French who are fighting the British Empire on the continent of North America, and the French have allies among the Native Americans.

So do the British.

This is supposed to be confusing because everybody in the frontier was confused by it.

George Washington had built something called Fort Necessity.

He's quickly overwhelmed and in retreat of the events of that time, lead him, one of the people in his party, to murder a Frenchman.

That may be the beginning of a global war.