GraveYard Shift BS

You could just change shift knobs to something less frigid in the winter. I'm one of those weirdos that has an automatic...so what do I know?

 

B-but it's my shift knob..

Beauty is pain. Or in this case, cold.

 

I've quite often thought about getting a big tap handle as my shift knob...but then I might get some funny looks.

 

You could change it according to what you're drinking that day.

 

Well...then it would be almost exclusively Coors Light.

 

You're dead to me.

At least it's not Busch, I guess.

 

I'm from the north, but at least I'm not from Iowa lol. Coors Light is my go to "I'm going to have a "few" of these". But I do quite enjoy craft beers. There are lots from the Twin Cities that I enjoy. Mostly IPA's, not really a fan of dark beers.

 

Haha. I'm from Michigan so my "few" of these was Labatts when I could get them up there but since I left The North, it's been Miller Lite. A lot of craft beers in Michigan and Colorado so that's nice, too. I'm the opposite though, I'd take a darker beer over an IPA any day. People make em too hoppy nowadays.

Not much else to do when it gets cold like it does except throw a few back.

 

Ugh looks like I may be working OT the rest of this year

 

I quite enjoy Labatts or some Molson. My dad is from WI, so there has been plenty of Miller products around all of my life. I just can't get on board with the Miller Lite, that's one of the two light beers I'll pass on. I would much rather have a High Life or Genuine Draft. Hell I've drank my share of PBR and 'Ol Mil and somewhat enjoy both of those.

 

Hi Sammie, mandatory overtime isn't fun at all...but at least its more money in the pocket.

Hows it going 4x4?

 

Oh it's going....I got to play dress up at work and keeping my that this idiot doesn't die....

 

I'll pick up Ol Mil and Pibber if I'm not feeling Millers. Rainier, too. Labatts and Molson are more expensive out here, not as close to the great white north, I suppose.

Sup Bree

That sounds fun...

 

I had my first experience with Rainier when I was working up in Alaska. That's some pretty decent stuff, I kind of wish we had access to it out in MN.

 

I wasn't able to find it anywhere in Michigan and even here I can only find it some places. Montucky Cold Snacks is a pretty decent cheaper beer that you can find around here, too. It's to Montana as Lone Star is to Texas... I think

 

Almost $150 of change in my cup

 

Your corner gets a lot of business, it seems.

 

Gotta put in the work though

 

sounds like your nights about as fun as mine. for you