In this episode, the guys dive back into some questionable beer math and try to make sense of numbers that probably shouldn’t be trusted after a couple of drinks. We crack open the Cutwater Vodka Mule and put it to the test to see if it earns a spot in the rotation or gets left on the shelf.

Jake also brings an icebreaker question to the table—one that somehow involves elephants, invisibility, and airports—and it sends the conversation in directions no one saw coming.

We also talk about the Seahawks’ Super Bowl victory and how Jake feels about finally seeing his team win it all. From there, the discussion shifts into some surprisingly practical territory as we brainstorm creative ways to turn everyday expenses into homemade, DIY solutions that might actually save some money.

Cold drinks, strange hypotheticals, football talk, and a little life-hack energy—this episode has a bit of everything. 🍻🎤

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In Episode 129, the guys crack open the black can from Long Drink and attempt to give it a proper review… but as usual, the conversation takes a few wild turns along the way.

We debate some everyday scenarios and decide whether they’re trash or elite, which leads to some surprisingly strong opinions and a few questionable takes. Then things get even more ridiculous when we ask the important question: if each finger could produce one liquid, what would you choose? Hydration? Convenience? Chaos? The answers say a lot about a person.

It’s another episode full of cold drinks, dumb debates, and absolutely unnecessary hypotheticals.

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Crack a cold one and enjoy Episode 129. 🍻🎤

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On this episode of Two Beers and a Mic, the boys crack open and review “Creek Don’t Rise” from Barrow Brewing, then immediately put their math skills (and sobriety) to the test. Stone hits Jorge and Jake with a round of Beer Math, asking the real questions—like how many beers it would actually take for certain highly questionable scenarios to happen.

We also dive into football talk, breaking down the chaos of the Seahawks vs. Patriots facing off in the Super Bowl, and Jake flips the script with a money question: just how much would $1,000 invested in major companies back in 2000 be worth today? Spoiler: it’s more than beer money.

Cold beer, hot takes, bad math, and even worse financial hindsight—crack one open and enjoy.

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