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Welcome back to Short Pour and this week our episode title has a couple of meanings. We are checking out Fat Tire by New Belgium Brewing, but we have actually done this beer before. We never downloaded the files for that episode in time so unfortunately we just lost that episode. We decided to fix our mistake, and what better way to fix a mistake than Wite-Out?

Technically we focus on Liquid Paper and Presto! makes a weirdly large impact, but it's all correctional fluid anyway. We talk about its inception and how the creator made IBM look like chumps. We also check our a review from someone who tells us how much we won't like them from the start. Turns out, pretty accurate.

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Welcome back to another week of Short Pour! This week we are checking out the most generic looking can in Blended with Lumber #6. While the can is basically blank, this beer has a ton of character!

With just a metal can, we decided to check out metal detectors. We dive into how they work, and question how to trick them. We discuss the walk-through, wands, and the ones that look like mine sweepers. We have a brief story involving James Garfield, Alexander Graham-Bell, and a couple of bullets. While these airport and concert venue main stays are pretty common today, we also look at the limits of how well they can actually work. Of course, we also get distracted with debating where people place their wallets in their pants, a tale about the alarms going off in a Target, and questioning the status of one of us being bionic.

We end with a review that starts off strong but goes off the rails with a Jurassic Park reference and shout out to Wayne Knight!

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This week we ask the question, "how did we find out we could drink milk?". The answer leads us to ancient cows, gut science, and some laughs along the way. We discuss this over a cream ale from River Bluff Brewing!

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