Karl & Andy talk about ways to use events to dive business, Dan has out-of-the-box game ideas, and Jess expounds on the joys of day drinking for comedy.

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Andy, Dan, and Karl, and The Artisan Pig's Andrew Rivera-Myers continue last episode's pizza argument, then go on to talk about food shortages, bringing kids where they don't belong, and the curse of ice machines.

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Andy, Jess, Dan, and Karl get together for hot takes on bar pizza, ketchup temperature, tomato-based drinking, draft or tap, and other ways to start arguments with your friends.

 

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Chef Mike Wisdom joins the show to discuss sketchy parking lot hot sauce deals with Andy, moist cabbage with Jess, custom 'krauts with Karl, and how he'd fare in jail with Dan.

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While Jordan's away, the mixologists will play. Fancy bartender Cam joins Dan, Karl, and Andy to talk about what's involved with mixing complex cocktails, tipping an open bar, and

 

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Travel writer Zach Lamothe sits down to talk about breaking into publishing, beer names, and being rejected by his old high school.

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Jess, Dan, Karl, Jordan, and Andy get together to talk about storage at a swim-up bar, armpit hair in the kitchen, and how equally to treat your employees.

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There's no crying in baseball, but there's lots of crying in the service industry. Jess Hamill joins Andy, Karl, Jordan, and Dan to talk about what belongs on a table, what belongs on tap, and what's Jordan's problem with Derry, NH?

 

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As Karl & Jordan open their second restaurants, Colin, Dan, and Andy join them to talk about dealing with anxiety, everyone's first day, and how wishes were like assholes.

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Sour Not Sorry's Colin Crociati talks about opening Massachusetts' first all-sour microbrewery. They talk about drinking from unmarked cans, and having something for everyone, and whether there's loyalty among craft beer drinkers.

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