Cheers friends! @bbiggs need a Hop Butcher trade when you come to STL for the show next year!
Looks really good. I was looking forward to trying some of what STL has to offer, but I will be there when the show gets played and will gladly bring some Hop Butcher down! Enjoy.
Yeah, I'm not sure what to make of it. Could be the first domino to fall in a larger plan for them to sell. Expansion plans have been talked about, but no construction under way. Who knows. Either way, that sucks for the employees and patrons that go to the brewpub.
Yeah, I'm not sure what to make of it. Could be the first domino to fall in a larger plan for them to sell. Expansion plans have been talked about, but no construction under way. Who knows. Either way, that sucks for the employees and patrons that go to the brewpub.
Saw that last night. Seems very odd that they're saying they'll be closed for at least a year or 2. Also saw that they're the 30th largest craft brewery in the country now so you'd think they would be able to survive through this whole thing. But either way, there's going to be a lot of breweries closing down due to the coronavirus.
Yeah, I'm not sure what to make of it. Could be the first domino to fall in a larger plan for them to sell. Expansion plans have been talked about, but no construction under way. Who knows. Either way, that sucks for the employees and patrons that go to the brewpub.
Saw that last night. Seems very odd that they're saying they'll be closed for at least a year or 2. Also saw that they're the 30th largest craft brewery in the country now so you'd think they would be able to survive through this whole thing. But either way, there's going to be a lot of breweries closing down due to the coronavirus.
The brewpub is closed. Not the brewery. They made it clear they will continue to brew beer.
Yeah, I'm not sure what to make of it. Could be the first domino to fall in a larger plan for them to sell. Expansion plans have been talked about, but no construction under way. Who knows. Either way, that sucks for the employees and patrons that go to the brewpub.
Saw that last night. Seems very odd that they're saying they'll be closed for at least a year or 2. Also saw that they're the 30th largest craft brewery in the country now so you'd think they would be able to survive through this whole thing. But either way, there's going to be a lot of breweries closing down due to the coronavirus.
The brewpub is closed. Not the brewery. They made it clear they will continue to brew beer.
Oh yeah I just worded that wrong. I just meant you would think they'd be able to support those employees instead of laying them off indefinitely since they've become such a huge brand all over the place.
On a positive 3F note, they said they'll be releasing dark lord as well as a bunch of variants next month. Hoping to get my hands on some of those...would be well worth the drive to Indiana.
So I read into it a bit, and it seems that this may be a ploy by Nick Floyd for FFF to disassociate themselves from their investors. Use the pandemic to shut down. Build a new brewpub (on a different site technically) and turn the current one into a parking lot. Therefore in some roundabout way, making it a new business of sorts.
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
Don't judge me! I worked 10pm-2pm (16 hours) Tuesday night into Wednesday afternoon. Then had to be back for 10lm-6am Wednesday night into Thursday. I earned it!
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
Don't judge me! I worked 10pm-2pm (16 hours) Tuesday night into Wednesday afternoon. Then had to be back for 10lm-6am Wednesday night into Thursday. I earned it!
I won't judge you for the beer, the work maybe
The worst of times..they don't phase me, even if I look and act really crazy.
Thanks fellas! Yeah, just a smidge under 3 acres. I built the pool deck and the one the hot tub is on 2 summers ago. I was working 12 hour turns that summer (6am-6pm) so it took me all friggin summer. First crack at deck building, so it was extra slow going...and my neighbor helped a TON!
I am entirely envious of that fancy curved inground pool you have!
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
Thanks fellas! Yeah, just a smidge under 3 acres. I built the pool deck and the one the hot tub is on 2 summers ago. I was working 12 hour turns that summer (6am-6pm) so it took me all friggin summer. First crack at deck building, so it was extra slow going...and my neighbor helped a TON!
I am entirely envious of that fancy curved inground pool you have!
Thanks fellas! Yeah, just a smidge under 3 acres. I built the pool deck and the one the hot tub is on 2 summers ago. I was working 12 hour turns that summer (6am-6pm) so it took me all friggin summer. First crack at deck building, so it was extra slow going...and my neighbor helped a TON!
I am entirely envious of that fancy curved inground pool you have!
How long does it take you to mow?
When we first moved in. I had a 42" riding lawnmower. Perfect for a subdivision type yard. That thing took about 3 hours and 15 minutes if I was trying to keep the lines straight and mow diagonally. Straight lines North/South in a rush could be done a shade under 3 hours.
3 years ago, we bought a 54" zero turn. Down to just over 1½ hours. Not too shabby.
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
Damn. 1.5 hours is not bad at all. Takes me close to an hour to mow my little .25 acre yard, but I'm pushing a smaller mower of course. Having a big yard and a riding mower seems like it would be an enjoyable chore. Turn on some tunes, have a couple beers on ice and off you go...
Damn. 1.5 hours is not bad at all. Takes me close to an hour to mow my little .25 acre yard, but I'm pushing a smaller mower of course. Having a big yard and a riding mower seems like it would be an enjoyable chore. Turn on some tunes, have a couple beers on ice and off you go...
On the nice weather days, it isn't so bad. But never be fooled by the cup holder on a riding lawnmower. They are designed for bottled water or lemonade/tea. It makes the beer fly all around the damn place. And the call .25 acre a yard out that way?
A quarter acre has to be super easy to keep looking good. I know yours is new to you. If the previous homeowner took good care of it, keep up on it! Much easier to maintain than to let it go and have to start over again.
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
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even if I look and act really crazy.
Saw that last night. Seems very odd that they're saying they'll be closed for at least a year or 2. Also saw that they're the 30th largest craft brewery in the country now so you'd think they would be able to survive through this whole thing. But either way, there's going to be a lot of breweries closing down due to the coronavirus.
Nooooooooo......
even if I look and act really crazy.
The brewpub is closed. Not the brewery. They made it clear they will continue to brew beer.
Oh yeah I just worded that wrong. I just meant you would think they'd be able to support those employees instead of laying them off indefinitely since they've become such a huge brand all over the place.
On a positive 3F note, they said they'll be releasing dark lord as well as a bunch of variants next month. Hoping to get my hands on some of those...would be well worth the drive to Indiana.
Don't judge me! I worked 10pm-2pm (16 hours) Tuesday night into Wednesday afternoon. Then had to be back for 10lm-6am Wednesday night into Thursday. I earned it!
even if I look and act really crazy.
A local brewer in Galway just released these IPA's.
I am entirely envious of that fancy curved inground pool you have!
3 years ago, we bought a 54" zero turn. Down to just over 1½ hours. Not too shabby.
A quarter acre has to be super easy to keep looking good. I know yours is new to you. If the previous homeowner took good care of it, keep up on it! Much easier to maintain than to let it go and have to start over again.