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We haven't talked to John Dietrich from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for a while.
He's done a great series about guns in Wisconsin and his latest just published today.
And it's about the tragedy of adults who leave out their guns and then their children
get ahold of them.
Yeah.
So we're going to be talking to John Dietrich about his latest in the Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel.
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So I hope you can join us for our Friday edition.
Right now, Calvin, it's 1153.
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US today's tiz bet courtesy of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Hannah Kirby headline reads,
want to smell like a dive bar Miller high life can make it happen with its new holiday
scent.
What are they calling it?
Dive.
Dive bar Fumay dive bar Fumay for a limited time from Miller high life.
That sounds like a medical term that happens when you drink too much at a bar like, oh, he's
suffering from dive bar bar food.
Yeah.
For a limited time, a premium at unisex fragrance that captures the dive bar sense
to you.
No.
Ladies from the satisfying crack of a freshly opened beer to the comforting, savory taste
of classic bars snacks according to the release from Miller high life.
The dive bar Fumay, a unisex fragrance crack is dying.
I smell like Chex mix.
Well, when I think of dive bars, I think of stale beer, the smell of stale beer and
some other equally tantalizing sense, yeah, if you get my drift.
If anybody remembers the national liquor bar, it was on like 25th of the national avenue
in Milwaukee.
Yeah.
That was the epitome of a time epitome.
It's epitome.
It's epitome.
Okay.
I've a dive bar.
Hey, say how you want.
But that was where the third shifters would go and have their breakfast beers and their
breakfast beer.
Nice.
So to me, that is reminiscent of a true dive bar, but maybe not.
The article says smells are known to trigger memories.
Oh boy.
That's part of the appeal of the this transportive blend.
It will remind the wearer and those around them of times posted at their dimly lit neighborhood
watering hole with good company cheap beer salty snacks and pool.
According to the release, the fragrance features notes of shampakka blossom to pay homage
to the crisp refreshing aroma of the champagne of beers being cracked open.
Also tobacco and leather to give that musk of worn in bar stools sea salts like the basket
of fries.
You look forward to the end of the night and cedar word and patchouli.
That's too many for the smell of the bar tubs.
That's a stretch.
Absolutely.
That smells like the hippie who just got fired from his fourth job this month.
Yeah.
Here's the thing is I will say this total just to full disclosure.
Yes.
I am a fan of high life beer.
I love it.
It's my it's my beer of choice.
I love the moulson corps corporation.
My friend works for them.
I guarantee you this will sell out immediately.
Oh, I bet you're right.
But I will say this.
Don't you think that's a lot of competing fragrances?
There's a lot going on.
There's a lot of activity in there.
I was over 21 when you could still smoke in bars.
And I remember distinctly going to a specific one in Milwaukee will not be named right now.
And taking my clothes and putting them in the closet because they just smelled like all
of those aromas limited quantities of dive bar fume which cost at $60.
It drops at 11 a.m.
Yesterday to dance.
Tomorrow.
Oh, okay.
At least 21 years old.
Why?
I don't know.
We'll put it in the show notes after the show.
That wraps up today's edition of this shouldn't be a thing.
We have news coming up next followed by Todd Alba from two to four out from from noon
to two Maggie Don two to four.
I see that works now away from four to six Peach Schwabba from six until 8 p.m. with
night light great article about Peach Schwabba in the cap times by the way and he's going
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