Is it a sign I did a bad job?

[GPP33]

I bent and cut some tube for a guy at work for a bumper on his truck. Last night he dropped off a 24 of bud light. I’d normally take that as an insult but in all fairness I don’t think he knows the stuff that’s not in a Blue or silver can at the liquor store is actually beer.

 

[JDXX1971]

Man you musta messed them bends up bad, or maybe you just need to introduce that man to real beer.

 

[MizzouFermentationScience]

If you are a true beer connoisseur, then you should only drink two types of beer- free and/or cold. In the world of beater truck guys, I’d say a 24 pack of anything is a hell of a compliment.

 

[GPP33]

If you are a true beer connoisseur, then you should only drink two types of beer- free and/or cold. In the world of beater truck guys, I’d say a 24 pack of anything is a hell of a compliment.

I can appreciate free and cold, can’t see my self drinking 24 of these though. I certainly appreciate the thought.

 

[day_trippr]

Get yourself 5 pounds of crawfish and use that beer in the boil...

Cheers!

 

[bpgreen]

Some people would complain if they were hung with a new rope.

 

[myndflyte]

Some people would complain if they were hung with a new rope.

Well that just sounds like a waste of a good new rope if you ask me.

 

[cubalz]

I kick no free beer out of bed.

 

[Hwk-I-St8]

I don't think I could get through a case of bud light but I agree that it sounds like the guy really appreciates your work.

Not everyone is a beer snob. I'm headed to the store for a case of natty light this afternoon....my brother in law will be here for the weekend.

 

[muledogus]

I'd take a free beer from someone no matter the kind if I were away from home. At home, I'd have no desire to ever drinking a macro lager since I always have something better. There has been a case of Busch light in my fridge for 2 years that someone brought to a party of mine. I've never touched it.

 

[jcav]

Well since Bud Light is supposed to be the most popular non-craft beer out there, I'd say he was really grateful and appreciative of the work you did for him. Definitely a compliment especially since he doesn't know your beer preferences. You did a good thing for him. Whether or not you drink it is a different story! I like day_trippr's idea.......

John

 

[kh54s10]

Have some good light ale on hand. When you have company, pour yourself an ale and serve the guests a Bud Light. Unless you like the guests....

 

[bronzdragon]

Put it in the fridge and drag it out during a cookout, someone will drink it.
/cheers

 

[knotquiteawake]

Beer bread

Beer braised beef

Beer battered fried animal proteins.

Beer cheese

Beery soup

Light lagers are perfect for beer cooking.

 

[johnstod]

Beer battered fried animal proteins.

I have nfi what this is and I'm not sure if I want it or not

 

[passedpawn]

I bent and cut some tube for a guy at work for a bumper on his truck. Last night he dropped off a 24 of bud light. I’d normally take that as an insult but in all fairness I don’t think he knows the stuff that’s not in a Blue or silver can at the liquor store is actually beer.

He shows you his problematic bumper, you fix bumper.

He shows you his problematic beer... I guess you need teach him to homebrew?

 

[applescrap]

That was super nice of you, and I am sure he meant well. Now if I could only find a true beer.

 

[knotquiteawake]

I have nfi what this is and I'm not sure if I want it or not

It's a catch all for all the various potential deep fried meats. Chicken, beef, pork, legs, thighs, gizzard, wings, breasts, etc.

 

[JimRausch]

Here's another idea. If you garden, or know someone who does, BL makes a great slug beer!

 

[jheinikel]

It sounds like you have part of your water volume for the next brew day.