No Whine Left Behind
"No Whine Left Behind" is the podcast that serves up a blend of real talk while sipping cocktails. Join your hosts Celia and Alex as we dive into life’s ups and downs, share wild stories we’ve read, and chat about the everyday family drama we all know too well.
No Whine Left Behind
Alarmed & Dangerous
Ever had a shopping trip go hilariously wrong? Join us in the wine cellar as Alex and Celia spill the tea on a Best Buy visit that spiraled into a comedy of errors with mistaken security freak-outs and a rogue USB cord. Grab your favorite wine, get comfy, and get ready for laughs.
We’re diving into wild stories, from a bizarre manhunt and a crazy assassination attempt to Meek Mill’s legal dramas.
Still not quirky enough? How about Korean BBQ Spam or soap made from breast milk? Plus, we’ll chat skyrocketing grocery prices, viral TikTok rants, and the good old days of MySpace.
Ever wondered if your pet could legally witness your wedding? We’ve got that covered too. Buckle up for surprises and candid laughter!
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Speaker 2:I'm alex and I'm celia. We are here together in the wine cellar sipping on different blends of wine and wines from our everyday lives. I'm Alex and I'm Celia. We are here together in the wine cellar sipping on different blends of wine, while sharing the ups and downs, frustrations and funny moments of our daily adventures.
Speaker 1:So grab a glass of vino, join us as we raise our voices and our glasses Together, we'll dive into the drama of life as we see it. Welcome to another episode Howdy, howdy, howdy, howdy.
Speaker 2:Have you been watching Toy Story again? No, but I miss my Kai Kai. So I have so many stories and I don't know where to start.
Speaker 1:So same I have so many stories, so many't know where to start. So same I have so many stories, so many thoughts. So much has happened in this last week. Yeah, it's a lot. Life is life.
Speaker 2:Yep, yep, it sure is so do you want to go first?
Speaker 1:Okay, I'll go first, because I have a funny story that happened like two hours ago. Okay, okay, I'll go first, because I have a funny story that happened like two hours ago, okay. So we actually it's funny. We were literally just talking about this before we started recording about technical issues and like what happens behind the scenes of podcasting all of the things.
Speaker 1:So I have a microphone that I'm going to use at home, but I needed a USB cord. That I didn't have here at the house. I just have like regular iPhone USB cords, like charging cords. I don't have like the one that would fit the microphone that I wanted to use. So I went to Best Buy to get one and I brought the microphone with me. Like I took a picture of them, like the, the butt of the microphone, of the like where the cord would go into. I would say that, um, whatever it's the butt, and I, I, I took it out of like my middle console and I put it in my lululemon like crossbody, and I go into the store. So I'm walking around and immediately I walk in and I'm like, oh fuck, they like redesign the place. I hate when this happens at stores where, like, it's the same layout for so long and then they want to like rebrand or like, do all this bullshit which I get whatever right, but like everything is all turned around.
Speaker 1:So I went to where the like cords used to be and I had to go like all the way around the store because they were in the complete opposite side. So someone must have like noticed me wandering around looking like a crazy person and asked me if I needed help. And I was like yeah, I just want to make sure I'm heading in the right direction, this is what I need. Showed him a picture. He was like oh yeah, sure, no problem, so he's walking me over and we get there. And then right behind him comes a security guard. And the only reason why it caught my attention was because the security guard was like walking with intent and I was like, oh, so in my peripheral I'm like oh, like I wonder if something's happening, like what's going on?
Speaker 1:little did I know the security guard was beelining it for me. Oh, okay, I still am talking to the guy. He's looking at the picture that I have and again, I brought the microphone just in case, but I have a picture of it. So, whatever, it's fine, and so we're pretty close. I'm like, okay, yep, I think that's the one he's like. I concur, I think that's the one too.
Speaker 1:And the security guard guard is like excuse me, miss, I turn around. I'm like, yeah, it's one of those things where it's like you're nervous but you know you didn't do anything wrong. But I'm like what possibly could a security guard be asking me or like approaching me? So then I think, oh, something probably happened to my car in the parking lot and I just dodged a bullet with this car. We can get into that if we have time later. So I'm like awesome, like this is whatever. Here we go. So I brace for impact and he's like can you open your bag? And again, one of those situations where some people would be like you know, uh, like maybe not first amendment, right, but some fucking amendment, right. Like you can't just look in my shit without cause, like what do you want to look into it for, right, right but, like I don't care, I'm not doing anything wrong so
Speaker 1:I'm like, yeah, of course, but why do you want to look in my bag Like what are we doing here? And he was like, well, we had someone come into the store and come up to us and they suspect that you are armed. And I was like, wait, what? What Mind you? I have on biker shorts and a t-shirt, not oversized, it's just like a regular, it's not like super tight form fitting, but it's not oversized. Hold on, hold on, hold on someone went to the security guard.
Speaker 2:yes, told him that he thinks you may be armed like a random person in the store. Yeah, holy hell.
Speaker 1:So again, I'm looking at this guy and he is taking his job very seriously and I am laughing because I'm like there's, there's no way, like. And now I'm looking at this guy and I'm looking at the guy that's helping me and it's one of those situations where, like things are happening really quickly, but to me they're happening in like slow motion, cause I'm like do I know this guy? Like are they messing with me? And I'm like no for sure, like I'm not being oblivious, like I don't know these people. I think this is like a legit situation.
Speaker 2:So I was like I don't have. I would have thought I was being pranked, like I was being punked or something.
Speaker 1:One hundred percent. So I was like listen, I don't mean to be an asshole and I don't mean to um like question you, but I'm just curious as to why you want to look in my bag Like that's just weird to me. And he was like no, completely understand. Again he's being super like like boom, boom, like it was very weird, which again is making me feel nervous.
Speaker 2:for no reason. You're a fucking security guard at best. Buy fucking slow, seriously, like what is happening, fucking mall call what the fuck I literally can't.
Speaker 1:And like that wasn't the word he used, like that wasn't how he phrased it, but that's how I remember it. He said something else, but essentially something to the effect of we were provided like a tip, a hot tip, that you were, that you're, that you're currently armed. And then I was thinking about this after the fact, but I was like I'm in New Hampshire, like can't I be armed? Like even if I did have a gun, like what's the big deal?
Speaker 2:I was going to say that you're allowed to carry a gun in New Hampshire.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so I in the moment again, because it's just like I was so surprised that I was not armed, like all of these things, so it, it didn't. None of this occurred to me until after the fact, but I was like sure, like I don't have a problem opening my bag, like it's fine, whatever, like I don't want to give you a hard time. Now the guy that's helping me is like, does this bitch have a gun? Like he looks fucking scared. He's probably like my god, this is fucking. And one day, like literally this happened an hour or two ago, like not even so, I opened my bag and, sure enough, the microphone oh my god, but that doesn't look like a gun.
Speaker 2:So what does he think?
Speaker 1:but like the way I open the zipper, you see like the butt of the of the microphone. You don't see like the soft part.
Speaker 1:That's the part that you talk into. Otherwise I think it would have been diffused even quicker, but nonetheless, as soon as I unzip it, you see this almost like handle. So he probably thought maybe I was armed. But then when I pulled it out, he was like, oh, it's just a microphone. And I was like, yeah, like I'm just coming for a cord for my microphone. So he was like, okay, this was right in trouble, you like everything's fine. Whatever being the guy laughed about it. I was like I honestly I don't know what the fuck just happened. So what I think happened is someone saw me pull someone must have been parked near me or in front of me and saw me take the microphone out of my middle console and into my bag, and they must have thought I was taking a gun into the store.
Speaker 2:But I wonder if that's legal, because I don't know about the laws in New Hampshire but I have friends that live in New Hampshire that literally carry guns. They carry, like on their person Everywhere they go. They're carrying a gun and it's concealed, Of course. So I don't know. So I have a feeling and I'm just. I'm just. You know, this is my feeling. I could be totally wrong. What he did was illegal. I don't think he was allowed to stop you and ask you that.
Speaker 2:I wouldn't doubt it In New Hampshire. Like I said, I know people who carry guns on their person all the time, and they live in New Hampshire.
Speaker 1:So Crazy, so weird. That's nuts.
Speaker 2:Literally so weird, literally so weird I don't think he has the right to do that. I really I'm like almost 100% certain he did not have the right to do that just trying to buy a USB cord at Best Buy no, sir, I do not have to show you my purse. I told him no, I'm sorry, sir, you'd have no to show you what my purse. I know I do.
Speaker 1:I would have told him no, I'm sorry, sir, you'd have no right to look at my purse I mean again, had I been up to some suspicious behavior or whatever, I probably would have pushed back a little bit more, but like you need to take my word for it, I'm I'm not carrying a weapon.
Speaker 2:I'm just you're not gonna look in my purse, though you have no right to do that. I don't think you have the right to do that.
Speaker 1:No, I agree. Again, in hindsight I agree. Oh man, in the moment, like I couldn't have cared less, like check my bag, I don't care, whatever, but wow yeah fuck that person.
Speaker 1:I'm actually really surprised you handled it so well well, I was in a rush and I was fucking ripping and running New england today so I'd like I just had came from stuff, I had stuff to get to, like like I was just trying to be in and out and already was pressed for time. Yeah. But all that to say like shame on the person who or maybe not, you know what I mean, because we live in a very difficult time. So, nonetheless, like I don't know, like, did they do the right thing? Did they not do the right thing? What if the security guard had handled it differently? What if I had handled it differently?
Speaker 1:like it could have gone and I don't want to like theorize and go through all the conspiracy series stuff but like I can see how those situations do get escalated and you see these tiktoks of people like going crazy yeah, like that's crazy situation.
Speaker 2:That's nuts, that's yep, holy god, I don't know. I I think I would have handled it differently, but kudos to you for just going with the flow on that one crazy mm-hmm, I think crazy, oh my god. Well, I have a doozy of a story for you. You may have heard about it, and it involves meek milk oh, okay, what's he up to now?
Speaker 1:so?
Speaker 2:according to TMZ. Alright, first of all, how close would you let someone get to you in a store, like if you're shopping like when you were shopping today for your microphone cord, yeah, and a random stranger was also next to you shopping for a microphone cord how close would you be to that person? Would they be like a space enough for another person or like at least a child like? How much like? Or would there be a bigger gap?
Speaker 1:I feel like arm's length is okay appropriate.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay okay, good, so according to tmz, oh boy a philadelphia man is accused of masturbating on a woman's leg while she was shopping.
Speaker 1:No no.
Speaker 2:Philadelphia cops and Meek Mill are searching for the man who allegedly masturbated on a woman's leg in a Dollar Tree, and there's footage there's actual footage, all the things that are wrong with this story and let me tell you something.
Speaker 1:He ejaculated onto her leg while she was shopping that, uh, I have a lot of questions and feelings and then he turned and ran out the store that's crazy do you want to know what his t-shirt said?
Speaker 2:oh, the shirt he was wearing what it's not going to lick itself and there's a campaign on his shirt no way you know what's funny one of my first thoughts are for him to do this and for it to be like so public, so brazen.
Speaker 1:This is like the height of something that he has been doing for a long time.
Speaker 2:Again, how on earth did this man get that close to this woman to ejaculate on her calf, the calf of her leg? Close to this woman to ejaculate on her calf, the calf of her leg? Like, I'm sorry if I'm shopping in a store and I see like some some like weird like I'm always aware of my surroundings. Same If I see someone pulling out their penis or even having their hand near their junk and they're super close to me, I'm stepping away I'm stepping, I'm not gonna stand there.
Speaker 2:And how did she not see this man pull out his penis and go to a job that takes like that steps? Yeah, that takes yeah time, that's not something that happens in seconds super weird oh yeah, so yeah.
Speaker 1:So Mook.
Speaker 2:Mosh is on the case. He said we put on his social media post let's play manhunt and he's offering a $2,000 reward for any information on the suspect. They have this guy on camera. I sent you the video. The TMZ article, article what the fuck. So there's fucking crazy ass people out there.
Speaker 1:I'm telling you right now I mean hello, no, a former president. There was just an attempted assassination on a former president.
Speaker 2:Yeah, people are nuts like crazy fucking times nuts crazy times so, yeah, can you believe that? That's just, I can't believe it. I felt like that was like I'm reading the article, like at the end it's gonna say like haha, you know, like a joke, or something.
Speaker 1:No, oh, no, no.
Speaker 2:That's disgusting, that's disgusting yeah, so meek mill is on the case okay, you got nothing better to do nope, he sure does not oh my gosh.
Speaker 1:Well, I hope they find him. I feel like, based on all the information you just shared, they fucking should find him and he should be registered as a sex person?
Speaker 2:oh, because he's disgusting. He's a disgusting human being. So remember how we talked about mr spam guy? Oh, yeah, I love him. Yeah, wow, I bet you and him are gonna be super duper happy why spam is coming out with a new flavor asian inspired. It's inspired, it's, it's, it's an asian inspired dish like, like you know, rice bowls and stuff like that. Yeah, of course, called spam korean barbecue.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay, that sounds good no, it does not yeah, I almost bought spam the other day and my daughter talked me out of it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm glad good for her. I'm gonna give you five when I see her. So yeah, korean barbecue spam oh my gosh.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they don't have these flavors near us, it's just the regular one or like a low sodium one, and they either have like big cans or little cans. I need to find out where they.
Speaker 2:The fact that you know all that is really freaking disturbing. Just, I don't think it's disturbing at all. Yeah well, I don't like it.
Speaker 1:I'm not a spammer how do you feel about soap made out of people's breast milk?
Speaker 2:I to each his own. I personally wouldn't um use soap that came from someone else's breast milk. However, if that's your thing, fucking more power to you, but it's not my thing nope, and it's very politically correct answer.
Speaker 1:I see where you are in this group chat I don't want to yuck no one's yum oh, I yuck the yum. I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 2:That's I thought that was fucking hollow. But I think I'm going to just not have any on that, like hey, it's not my thing, but if it's yours, cool I guess. No, that's gross, but it is gross. I do agree with you. Fuck it, I wouldn't do it. No, it doesn't even sound good. But okay, you do you. Boo Whoever you are Weird, yep, no, no. But okay, you do you. Boo Whoever you are Weird, yep, nope, nope. So Raya is going to play a big role in your life someday. Why do you say that? Yeah, in certain parts of the United States, your pet can legally be your wedding witness.
Speaker 1:Rand ain't going to no wedding rand is like a bull in a china shop.
Speaker 2:She may attack every guest at the wedding, but, yes, she certainly wouldn't be the wedding.
Speaker 1:That girl is not going to no wedding.
Speaker 2:I don't even know where she is right now. So there's 23 states in the us that don't require human witness. Among those are colorado, florida, new york, idaho, texas and california 23 states could it be like any type of animal?
Speaker 1:or like just a dog? It says your pet, that's so weird. So like a hamster, a fucking fish, that's weird.
Speaker 2:According to this article, it's your pet. It doesn't spit, it doesn't specify dog, but of course every picture in the article is a dog is a dog. Yeah, but it's like it's not most common to dog. I think it's just obviously it would be either a dog or a cat. I don't really think anyone would have their pet fish witness, but I mean I guess they probably could.
Speaker 1:Hmm, and then witnesses don't sign anything, right, like normally, like a human, yeah, I think they do sign something?
Speaker 2:Oh, but in, but you're.
Speaker 1:so instead of a signature, your pet will be able to leave a paw print on your so so with that being said, it has to be an animal with four legs well, I'm gonna need to know what all these states are so I can make sure that they're on my list of places to move to in 2025, or a snake.
Speaker 2:It has to be something with a paw. So you, yeah, so yeah, that's weird Weird. Yeah, again. This fucking country is like oh my God, I know Crazy.
Speaker 1:Crazy. Yeah, it's out of control. Did you see the TikTok about the guy who he purchased groceries from Walmart in, like I don't know, fucking 2022, I think it was and his walmart grocery? The exact same items. Two years later his cart was 414 dollars. No way, yes, same shit. Nothing changed. Yep, and he picked. He picked them up both times, so there's no delivery fees, nothing like that holy cow. Yeah, so the tiktok went viral because what the actual fuck?
Speaker 2:we need a fucking viral tiktok girl. What the fuck? I know how about not fucking viral? How about that stupid fucking one you sent me where the girl was like oh, and my boyfriend like like I don't even know what the fuck she was saying, and my boyfriend and he broke up with me and he doesn't know why, like I don't even know what the fuck she was saying, and my boyfriend and he broke up with me and he doesn't know why, and I don't know why and I'm like this bitch is viral because she sounds like a fucking nut and I don't get it, I didn't even know what she was talking about.
Speaker 2:I'm like, what are you watching right now? Like it was so fucking bizarre. And I'm like I can't believe this bitch is viral. Like what the fuck. Do we have to be stupid and fucking crazy to go viral Like? Is that what the is that what we're missing here? I don't understand.
Speaker 1:That's the American way. You don't know any like brilliant, genius Americans. You don't really know the wildly professionally successful Americans. You just know dumb shit, dumb people, the easy way, the fast way the industry plans. That's how it is, that's how they made it and that is what we consume.
Speaker 2:But I'm telling you right now, there's going to come a time where this fucking TikTok Instagram video, video, fucking, all this shit, it's gonna be, something's gonna come replace it, you know? Oh, of course, remember when, like um, there was um, myspace yes, that was called myspace.
Speaker 2:I never had it. I never had it fucking account. But I remember there was a thing on social media right, it was before Facebook. I guess Everybody had MySpace and I was like what the fuck is MySpace? It was nothing that ever like caught my attention. And then where's MySpace? Now, fucking, nobody has space anymore. Now everybody has Facebook. So then it was Facebook and Facebook and Facebook. Now nobody gives a fuck about Facebook anymore. Well, there are people, so people do Facebook, but yeah. Now Instagram, which used to be Twitter.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It just keeps evolving.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So, like, what's going to happen to these people who are influencers who rely on TikTok and Instagram? What's going to happen to these people who are influencers who rely on tiktok and instagram? What's going to happen to these people when, when I mean replaces instagram, when something replaces tiktok, they're not going to be famous anymore?
Speaker 1:like they'll either evolve or hopefully they're making smart investments or they'll. They will have children and they will profit off of their children.
Speaker 2:I don't know. I hope they're investing their money in there because I'm telling you, right now things are changing so quickly. It's crazy, like it's, yeah, it's a lot. I don't know. I wonder if you can still get on my space. You can absolutely.
Speaker 1:Really Remember there was one.
Speaker 2:There was one where the kids could sing and make videos musically, musically, oh, and remember vine, I don't know tumblr. Oh, I mean I don't know, vine was like videos, right yeah, that's where it all started, it's just again, it's, it's just, you know, yeah, I mean, I mean facebook is holding strong instagram's, very like the thing right now. From what I see, um, and I don't know about um, twitter, x, whatever.
Speaker 1:I don't know about that shit because I don't have that, yeah, so I don't know twitter's good because it's very like unfiltered, so there's certain things that you can and cannot post on like instagram, on facebook.
Speaker 2:X is like the wow wow west, like you can find do whatever you want, foul fucking shit well, look who owns the fucking x. Okay, exactly, of course, maniac. So, yeah, okay, moving on, you ought to be lucky that you work from home.
Speaker 1:I do feel lucky that I work from home.
Speaker 2:Okay, and I'm gonna tell you why. Do you know? The average american loses about 480 days of their life commuting to and from work. That's me I'm. Yeah, I believe it. I believe it. It's crazy, yeah, it's unbelievable. They did a study, somebody did a study and, um, it said that americans spend over 480 days commuting over a lifetime, with significant health impacts like stress and fatigue. So I mean commuting it varies by location with, uh, like the shortest times would be in the midwest, the longest are in coastal cities, yeah, and it said some cities it would be up to over 603 days.
Speaker 2:That's crazy life. Yeah, yeah, I believe it though. So, yeah, you, you, you got getting all these extra days in your life that other people are losing because they have to sit in their car and drive to work listen, I, I paid my news, I did my fair share.
Speaker 1:I commuted for a lot of years. Holy shit, I've been fully remote since 2019, so it wasn't until recently that I was like fully, fully remote.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because of COVID and yeah, covid was 2019 or 2020.
Speaker 1:COVID 2020. Yeah, but I got my first fully, fully remote job fall of 2019.
Speaker 2:Wow, that's awesome. Yeah, yeah, that's very cool.
Speaker 1:But, yeah, that's interesting, that that's you know. Someone did research, did research on that, yeah, and people should take it into account, like if you're someone who commutes, you should absolutely consider that when it comes time for like salary negotiations and raises and bonuses, absolutely factor that shit in it's awful.
Speaker 2:Yeah, for sure, for sure. I'm gonna have to let my peeps in on that yeah so what else?
Speaker 1:um, what else, what else? Oh my gosh, shannon doherty, passed away. I know that was really sad. That was really sad and I feel like she fought a long hard battle hard.
Speaker 2:She, yeah, she. Because her um cancer journey was very public. Yes, he was constantly talking about it. She would post videos of her going through her treatments and, yeah, like she fought, but 10 years like she, she, she fought for 10 years, yeah, and then, finally, you know, yep, which is super sad, but it came to.
Speaker 1:It came up in a conversation that I was having with my oldest and I told her I was like shit, I'm in this, like I mean more than I think I said in the moment, like I'm in this season of but I think it's obviously more longer than a season of people passing away. And she was like, don't say that. And I was like no, it's true. Like when you think about it, like when you're your age, like you graduate from high school and everyone is celebrating that, and then people will graduate from college. You celebrate that People will get married, buy houses, have babies, you celebrate all of those things. But there comes a time when expiration dates start being called yeah, and like people just start passing away and people that we grew up with um, as like singers, actors, entertainers of however the sort, and then, of course, like friends, family, like close circles, whatever, um, and she was like that's really sad to like hear you say that, my god, that's hilarious, and I was like oh oops, sorry, sorry, kid that's hilarious actually.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's that time. Yeah, but a lot of people passed away last weekend dr ruth, yes, simmons shannon doherty, and who was the other person? There was one more um four people who passed away over the weekend I don't remember when exactly, but I feel like donald sutherland had passed away. No, that was before. I'm like just this weekend. It was, there was literally I don't remember I forget who the four people were, but yeah, four famous people died within like a couple days.
Speaker 1:Crazy times yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm trying to somebody, somebody that I know had posted on their Facebook, but I don't remember who it was. So, anywho, Do you know that men with beards may be more stable and romantic?
Speaker 1:I mean, if you can maintain a beard, you can maintain a relationship. I've said that for a long time.
Speaker 2:Yep, it says the study, says they're in it for keeps. I believe it. So it says the study says that facial hair may indicate someone's romantic goals and priorities, suggesting men with beards may be more suitable partners adding that to my list of requirements.
Speaker 1:Must have facial hair.
Speaker 2:It's not my favorite thing, but like it's okay. It's just okay.
Speaker 1:It's not like it's a sign of commitment.
Speaker 2:Um, yeah, well, that's. The study says that. I don't actually know if that's a fact.
Speaker 1:All right, party pooper. I know I'm just you know.
Speaker 2:I'm, just you know, pooping on the party. What can I say? Um, oh, one more thing.
Speaker 1:Remember red box of course I remember red box. I have a ton of their dvds.
Speaker 2:Well, they're shutting down, so you're safe. They're shutting down after 22 years, 22 years really yep, that's crazy. Their business, parent company, is, uh, filed for bankruptcy liquidation.
Speaker 1:So red box, it will no longer be a thing what do you think they're gonna do with all those discs?
Speaker 2:um, they'll probably see them in like walmart you know that. You know the um big box in the middle of the aisles at walmart that have tvs for like a dollar or two dollars. They'll be in there. They'll be like a red box one. That's what I think's gonna happen to them. There'll be a red box box in walmart or the dollar store that is so funny, it's so true.
Speaker 1:I absolutely can see that happening.
Speaker 2:Yeah, throw them away, like that is so funny. Does anybody have a dvd player anymore?
Speaker 1:I don't no, I definitely don't.
Speaker 2:So yeah, I'm sure there are people who have them they'll probably send them to like a place to have them all destroyed and that's crazy. But I would I would totally die if I walked into walmart one day and saw with dvds in there for one dollar, three dollars and five dollars. That would be hilarious. Imagine they just throw them all in the box and you have to dig through the box to like open them to figure out what the movie is because all it says on the case is red box. That would be even funnier, like I would sit there and watch people do that and just laugh and this is so funny.
Speaker 1:What a thought. Oh my gosh, oh my goodness.
Speaker 2:So, uh, you have to try seven britches gusto I will winery is in, uh, lincoln, new hampshire. It's an amazing place and I'm hoping that we can do a collab with them at some point. Um, but I did get a few bottles last week and I have one for you to try I love to hear it can't wait to taste it yes we love them.
Speaker 1:Fantastic wine it's the best uh, speaking of the best, big brother starts tonight, so I'm gonna hop off and get ready to watch Big Brother. Cool. Thank you for joining us on this wine and wine build adventure. Remember, there should be no wine left behind in your glasses.
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