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If the first episode is any indication, Beerland will be full of eccentric characters and communities, indeed. In Santa Fe, Gill visits Cale, a cowboy who essentially operates an illegal bar in his basement; Bobby, owner of a craft beer bar with no address that operates without any government interference; and Andy, the sweet, nervous type who brews with a wild hop varietal that he found in a friend’s backyard (and that, as it turns out, makes for a decent pale ale).
It could have been fun... You could play a character nothing like yourself to get famous (i.e. rich) with rubes around America like Duck Dynasty, Larry the Cable Guy, etc.
Quote from: narvin on August 05, 2017, 12:10:19 pmIt could have been fun... You could play a character nothing like yourself to get famous (i.e. rich) with rubes around America like Duck Dynasty, Larry the Cable Guy, etc.The difference between them and me is that I have a modicum of integrity.
Quote from: denny on August 05, 2017, 02:57:25 pmQuote from: narvin on August 05, 2017, 12:10:19 pmIt could have been fun... You could play a character nothing like yourself to get famous (i.e. rich) with rubes around America like Duck Dynasty, Larry the Cable Guy, etc.The difference between them and me is that I have a modicum of integrity.Are you saying Robertsons don't have integrity? Wow. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk