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[@Aqvavitae]

Can’t think of a better way to bring you into the fold Dave. Thanks so much Rex, and Daniel - there’s not a better ambassador to administer the elixir that you sir! That move with the Mac M - a beautiful gesture. Brings a tear.... Congratulations Dave! You’re gonna love it!

[@davecummins4605]

Thank you Roy! It was amazing..couldn't have been better!

[@joelbella71]

Awesome that you guys could do this virtually. I’m sitting here with so much happiness for you I’m smiling ear to ear. Hope you get to meet up and do what you planned soon. Sláinte

[@OsirisRa]

@@davecummins4605 After seeing the live stream with Roy and now the video with the tribe, thank you so much for sharing this amazing unforgettable experience with everybody. Cheers!

[@richardagnew4959]

Now, Roy, to hook Dave into Deanston! ;)

[@WhiskyShared]

That was quite emotional to watch. Glad it was not a let down.

[@nojoke420]

His first two drinks were Glengoyne 21 and Macallan M...it might be all downhill from there

[@azraelf.6287]

Yep. He's going to be pissed the first time someone pours him Jack, or Beam white label.

[@camodown]

Might be best if he just ends his drinking career with a one and done. Lol

[@joeprestera2239]

I was thinking the same thing. :)

[@chadalicious374]

still sooooo many different expressions that all tell very different stories for him to try.It really doesnt matter where your whisky journey starts. it only matters that it does. welcome to the real!

[@JimPBarber]

Sucks for him.... Really, everything else is gonna taste terrible!

[@mohnjayer]

The suspension of this man’s glasses above his ears is truly fascinating. I respect his dedication to keep them afloat up there.

[@pastarooni2892]

🤣

[@alexfullmetal]

I couldn't stop looking at it Mr. Saget

[@zewhiskeymeizzer9467]

Looked so uncomfortable lol

[@chubbzy24153]

You beat me to it....if this man's wearing of spectacles 👓 way up the side of head instead of resting on his ears is a sign of things to come....his name is Roy....he is a marine though....Semper Fi.....Murica!

[@UA8JK]

It looks like there's pressure lines where they should be. I wonder if he adjusts them up and down as needed for comfort.

[@kylelindquist7634]

A Marine who didn't drink? I can't imagine how much peer pressure he received. Glad he stuck to what he wanted to do!

[@johnparrish9215]

I agree, I was in the Navy SeaBees for 22 years and the only time my guys got into trouble drinking was involved. If they did something illegal sober, nobody ever caught them...LOL

[@TangosUSMC]

While in the Corps, I quit drinking for a year. I wanted to see if I could. Every time I would say, "No thanks, I don't drink", they would assume you were a recovering alcoholic and apologize for offering. They would look so confused when I would tell them why.

[@AD-kv9kj]

Respect.

[@Kuemmel234]

Here in Germany as well. If you don't want to drink, you better have an excuse like being the driver for the night. Otherwise you have to say no on and on again. My friends are different, but I'm from a pretty nerdy background with lot's of people more into gathering to game and discuss IT, beer whisky and such; than into partying. And I'm saying this as someone who drinks at gatherings all the time. The first time I had to celebrate my uncles birthday with him, I drank a complete bottle of Jägermeister among other things because I just wasn't prepared for the peer pressure.

[@jbm0866]

My great grandfather as well...Okinawa WWII. He was hellbent on not only surviving the thing, but buying his first car when he returned. Sold all of his beer coupons and cigarettes for enough money to do just that...and lived to the ripe old age of 89 without ever taking a sip afaik. It's all a choice, I dont judge people either way..

[@shanetimberedowl9541]

"30 seconds in and he's already ball- busting" 🤣🤣

[@MatusDubrava]

yeap this felt like family, also bit of sopranos in it

[@MarcoJesusPerez]

Within the first two minutes I was sold on this guy. He's a solid personality in front of the camera.

[@MakooWallinen]

A repeat episode where he gives his genuine opinion on more whiskies would be great. I myself was someone who rarely drank any alcohol until a year ago when I decided to get deeper into whisky.

[@trowabarton101]

That unhurried line was smooth af fam.

[@johnbondoe9317]

I like this guy, he’s got a nice character you guys should do more stuff with him

[@budj13]

What a wonderful example of how whisky brings people together. Roy, Daniel, and Rex were all enjoying the chance to share the joy of their passion with Dave and help him start his own personal whisky journey. Well done gentlemen. He started with great stuff for sure thanks to your generosity.

[@KingBytor2112]

I love this story. It brings me back to my first venture into whiskey and the experience around it. My family were and still are alcoholics and drinking had such a negative connotation. Welcome to the tribe good sir. Whiskey brought us together, the friendships keep us together. Not the alcohol.

[@fly_swatter_]

"Somewhere there are a bunch of whisky snobs going son of a..." yes, not a snob but the M brought out the jealous bone. Genuinely happy for this guy to make a discovery and choice after reflecting on his life's experiences and observations. That's the definition of living.

[@jensrogerkristoffersen5472]

I'm so happy for Dave and the outcome. This all started back in February of 2020 when Dave posted a question on Whiskybase asking for suggestions for a first dram. There were quite a few wild suggestions, but I thought he deserved to have this done properly. I'm the one that put him in touch with Roy and suggested Glengoyne as both a dram and a location. My own planned trip to Scotland and "rendezvous" with Roy could easily ended up with meeting them both. But then it all had to be put on hold for the reason we all know. Doesn't look like there will be a trip this year either, but Scotland will be there and as Schwarzenegger; I'll be back. Hopefully to raise a dram with Roy, and after this success someday raise a glass with Dave as well.

[@Aqvavitae]

I am so happy to see you watch and comment here Jens - I wanted to send you a wee message to share what had to happen in the end - but you know I think it ended up being even more inclusive and enlightening because of it. Thank you for your connection - you forged a friendship that went on to forge many more. I'm very grateful! That dram we imaged awaits. Patiently. 🥃🥃

[@bartschulp7692]

"Welcome to the rest of your life." After truely discovering whisk[e]y last year, I think he's onto something here. For me it's here to stay and I think this is the case for many.

[@ALLCAPSRAGE10]

man even the advertisement is funny, you guys know how to make good content, keep it up :)

[@86Rommi]

Thats what she said!

[@blary5298]

First time I actually lol'ed at a ad in a long time.

[@acaciabach273]

His reactions were epic. From his first sniff to his first sip he was on the money. Big ups from NZ downunder

[@Drake844221]

So, I'm someone who didn't grow up with a lot of alcohol consumption, and I've got a lot of that same kind of perspective that getting wasted and all of that _really_ doesn't appeal to me. I don't ever want to lose control because of alcohol, and part of that _is_ that I know that my brain is hard enough to control sober, I don't really want to stack the deck against myself too much. So, I've never had enough alcohol at once to really be what I would consider drunk. It... 'helps' that alcohol tends to make me drowsy, more than anything else, so... there is that as a limiting factor, too. That said, I do enjoy alcohol, I've just... very much favored flavor over 'stopping power' when it comes to getting me hammered. So, the drinks that I'm drawn to are the ones that I enjoy the taste of, and that _does_ include things like whiskey. I really like this video, going over drinks like this. So... thank you :)

[@elizabethcoyne4097]

Thank you Rex and Daniel for being such gracious hosts to Dave!!

[@davidfitzgeraldva]

Probably the best vlog from you guy's in a while. I love to see someone, dare I say, Fall in love with whisky for the first time. Congratulations Dave. It is not about being DRUNK, its the science behind the flavor that you will want to look for.

[@larrycooper5328]

I had A friend/fraternity brother in college that wasn't a drinker like yourself and I kinda had this weird respect and admiration for him being able to stand his guns through all of that peer pressure. Of course I gave him shit for it but it was all in good fun and he knew it.

[@barry_t]

Wow, the generosity given to his second pour...made me a little jealous but proud to watch your channel...

[@SyBernot]

Semper Fi Dave! I can only imagine what you must remember from the suck, my service was a bit of a blur but I'm told it was fantastic.

[@BrickFilmsCinema]

Plot twist, Dave is actually a Grand Master Mooch.

[@jkpq8738]

Mwahahaha THIS is how you get ahold of the Glengoyne 21!

[@KillCoMentalMusings]

Roy talked about this video with Dave earlier in the week, my hope was it would come out today and it did! I'm so glad he was finally able to have a top notch whiskey experience with all of you.

[@kgdblade]

You guys captured this with such grace and joy. What a beautiful experience and I feel so enriched for having witnessed it. I was sitting at home in a slightly pensive COVID mood and when I found this video I started watching. I couldn't help thinking what a great sport he is for all the nosings and how interested he was in soaking up the experience. Then you went outside and were about to pour that first taste. He was so articulate in his toast and I soaked up every word of it. I couldn't help myself, had to press pause, then pour myself the only bit of whiskey I had in the house, a Laproaig 10 (I was secretly hoping he would chose Lagavulin, my personal favorite, but I respect him sticking to his game plan). I could not help but raise my glass and toast with all of you and partake in this grand experience. I really felt like I was there. Cheers to you and your amazing generosity for turning this event into a lifetime experience and bringing us all along for the ride. I can only wonder what that second glass was like. Thank you. K

[@Aqvavitae]

This is a beautiful comment. I hope I’m not telling tales outta school when I share that his second glass was a Lagavulin (he loved it!). Thank you for bringing a big smile on an otherwise grey Tuesday. 🥃

[@davecummins4605]

wow, thanks for your comment. This is exactly why I wanted to share the moment with the whiskey community. Fellow whiskey lovers around the world raising a glass and sharing that first sip with me, really makes the moment more special. Whiskey really brings us all together, raises our spirits, and lets us all feel more alive.I am so glad you connected with this moment! I'll pour some Lagavulin after work and raise a glass to you. (it was my second whiskey btw)

[@CoreyFehr]

Thank you for letting us all share in a wonderful moment of your life.

[@thetankgarage]

Dad loved Whiskey, he dragged all of us grown kids and mum to Scotland in 2019, his 60th birthday. Glengoyne was one of the places we took a tour of, out of around the 10 distilleries we visited that week is was the best tour by far so I remember the place very very well. When I mentioned it was his 60th birthday to the guide she poured him one of their more expensive bottles instead of the 12 year old everyone was tasting. Have to admit though it was my least favorite whiskey of the whole trip :)

[@Miguel9590]

All of me just wants to jump on the screen and pull his glasses down to his hear.

[@RebelSoul2010]

My guess is his glasses were reflecting the lights back at the camera.

[@m13thompson13]

It definitely seems like a choice, since you can see the indentations on his head where he must typically wear them.

[@MysticDonBlair]

It’s all I could notice 🤣

[@davecummins4605]

Yep it was the lights

[@lokithecat7225]

It's really annoying when something obvious is wrong. Like someone who thinks "his hear" means "his ears".

[@matheusgloria77]

That was so wholesome man, I'm very happy for him

[@ErikWaitWhiskyStudies]

OORAH MARINE CORPS! SEMPER FI! My first positive experience with an alcoholic beverage was when I went from being Baptist to Reformed/Presbyterian and had REAL wine in communion. I then got into studying wine while in seminary.... many years later I got into whisky... PRAISE THE LORD!

[@Condor987]

I’m very Baptist and also very reformed... and I have about 100 bottles on the shelf so.... best of all worlds? 🤣

[@davidkwak1020]

Man, I drank my first glass of whiskey ever in Korea because of the whiskey tribe, I would want nothing more than to return and have a glass together with the tribe.

[@Gordond213]

Fabulous David and thanks to Rex and Daniel (and Roy) for working this out. Dave you are welcome as a special guest at Glengoyne any time to show how we make our great single malt! Slainte

[@davecummins4605]

Thank you Gordon! looking forward to having a dram with you and Roy at Glengoyne! Thanks for making such awesome whisky!!

[@laltman70]

I was almost in the same boat as dave. I too am 50 and didn’t have my first drink until later in life, 45 years old, for many of the same reasons. I am enjoying the journey. I think the advantage of waiting until later in life is the experience is for enjoyment and quality, not partying or getting trashed. I am on a tight budget, so I haven’t been able to experience a whole lot and still slowly making my way around the options. I haven’t tried scotch yet and it intrigues me. So far my go to sippers are 4 Roses and Wolf Moon. Loving this experience!

[@davecummins4605]

There are more and more of us popping up! I don't feel as odd now....well lol I am but... anyway if you wana join me in your first scotch, hunt down some of the glengoyne 21 year old, pour a dram and drink along with the video. Or better yet create your own event with friends! I'd love to be there! Cheers

[@jameswilliams7427]

Lagavulin 16 is my favorite whiskey, thanks for featuring it!

[@ryanmcnew1220]

That's fantastic! Truly a Magnificent Bastard!

[@mikaelsad241]

I am a 35 year old guy who has never took a sip of alcohol in his life. I recently decided to try whisky. I think I will go with Aberfeldy 12. Dave's reaction surprised and encouraged me. I am looking forward to the experience, which is probably in 2 weeks when I'm on holidays. Great video, thank you guys!

[@davecummins4605]

good luck! I hope you love it as much as i do. be sure to make is special as you can. would love to hear how it went! please let us know.

[@mikaelsad241]

@@davecummins4605 So I also had my first alcoholic drink about a week ago. It was an Aberfeldy 12. I tried to follow the advice and methods regarding nosing and tasting. It was a 0.7l bottle which I drank in 3 consecutive evenings. I should say one of my intentions in drinking was to experience the euphoria and that state when people are a bit tipsy. Strangely, I experienced no differences mentally or physically. I drank 230ml (5 servings) within 2 hours each night. As I read this is not a very slow pace, and for someone who had no alcohol before I expected to feel some effect. Neither my stomach nor my mental state was influenced. And I am a small dude, 165cm, 68kg, age 35. Is this not strange? Regarding the taste, I tasted alcohol more on the first evening compared to the following evenings. I was not amazed but also not repelled. I have a Glenfiddich 15 three stops away from delivery according to Amazon's tracker :) I hope I have a better experience this time.

[@davecummins4605]

@@mikaelsad241 congrats! I had the same experience as you. I didn’t feel anything, even after a lot of whiskey! so when things were right, I wanted to see how much it would take to feel anything. It took 9 ounces over 3 hours to get me to 0.08. all I felt was a bit dizzy and in a good mood. Still have not had any hangover to speak about, nor any sickness... guess we are lucky, or its our fresh liver. One other odd thing for me is I love the cask strength stuff, the hotter the better. ! I do recommend getting a breathalyzer, the ones like the police use. it has been helpful in connecting how you feel to level of intoxication.

[@SalukiJoe14]

That was awesome! You guys rock, making this guys moment and having all his close friends and family! Big Props

[@alanmcloughlin909]

I’m not crying your crying. Lovely gesture! Sorry you didn’t get to Glengoyne yet Dave but I’m sure you will be over here soon. Maybe even bump into you in the Pot Still or Bon Accord pubs in Glasgow one day

[@MonicaLea]

I actually envy this guy. My first whiskey was not nearly such a wonderful experience. Such a lucky guy!

[@survivalconcerns515]

I remember my 1st taste of whisky. But 1st I am from Kentucky so don't judge. I was about 9 or 10 years old and we were visiting an Aunt and Uncle's house. At the time I was familiar with beer seen my family drink it all the time. But that night my uncle was drinking something different. A brown liquid from a what appeared to be a huge clear bottle instead of the smaller brown bottles beer was most commonly sold in at that time. He saw I was fascinated with it and asked my parents if he could let me sample some, they yes but just a very small amount. So, he grabbed a shot glass off his bar and pour less than half a glass. Before he slid it across the table to me he said this isn't the westerns, sip on it just enough to get a taste and hold it before you try to swallow it. I also remember him saying it took many years to make this so you don't waste it by shooting it sip on it and enjoy the flavor. I think they were expecting to see me choke and gag on it much as was the practice to get kids caught smoking to smoke a whole pack to deter the practice from continuing. Instead it spawned a love of Bourbon.

[@poposlurpy]

Brings me back to my first sip of alcohol at 29... I didn’t wait quite as long as he did, but it still felt like quite the event... wish I had people with that kind of whiskey knowledge and access for my first sip.

[@warriorworkstraining]

This was magical. Semper Fi Dave, and welcome to the Magnificent Bastards.

[@Pyraxxis]

I love every bit of this. Slainte to a fellow vet!

[@madscientist1756]

Perfect introduction however as always enjoy everything in moderation and enjoy the beautiful world of the dram

[@tateschneiderman9784]

What a genuinely nice episode. Seems like such a fun and special experience. Also best ad yet.

[@onggia850]

Dave, welcome to The Tribe you Magnificent Bastard!

[@GreyerShade]

This episode had me smiling from beginning to end! What a cool way to experience such a thing. Nice work gentlemen. Skål !

[@starfish258852]

this video brought happiness tears to my eyes, thank you

[@nuuwnhuus]

Lol I don't see how someone can dislike this video. Must be a slip of the mouse lol. What a lovely guy, always awesome to see someone trying something new in life and immediately falling in love.

[@samuelneuin1988]

Welcome to the best times of your life brother. Nothing goes better with good friends and good times than a bottle of good whiskey

[@paultaylor5986]

Possibly the best episode I have ever watched, fantastic stuff

[@jace3132]

What a nice man. Thank you for your service.

[@sumansubramaniam7136]

I believed he wasn't a drinker but I was skeptical that he never had a drop in his entire life from him smelling notes. But once he took one sip, you can tell he felt it right away and I was sold

[@ericdeer5887]

In other comments he says he had been nosing whiskey for several months in preparation.

[@gavinwoodward-bridgett470]

Great video.his speech at the end was really nice

[@alasdair_gray]

Superb Dave. Well done sir. Great video, hope to share a dram with you also when you come over to Scotland. Slainte!

[@davecummins4605]

Thank you! I hope we can share a dram someday!

[@joelgossmann5347]

What a unique experience you guys brought with this video. Very cool. Love seeing Roy in the mix. Beauties, all of you.

[@stephenrice4554]

That was one of the best , fully understand his reticence, but nicely done and what a nice touch by glengoyne . Great video 👍🇬🇧

[@AdamPFarnsworth]

This was all so wholesome and heartwarming. Who knew we'd ever get that from this channel? ;)

[@MalRae6713]

This was an awesome episode. Cheers to you sir I hope every glass from here on out for you is as great!

[@rotaman8555]

It is amazing how close to my own story this guy is! I’m 50. Didn’t really drink at all until mid-30s and then only trying craft beers. Just recently decided to explore whisky and am researching your channel to learn. This was a great video! Thanks

[@iancain6647]

I can't explain how amazing it was to watch this. You guys have captured really what it's all about!

[@jeanlucknowles7644]

Loved this guy! Great video with awesome reasons why Whiskey is not just about what is in the glass 👍

[@stevebailey3291]

Best show ever...awesome to see such a unique introduction to the experience of Whiskey....Welcome Dave!

[@hartweld65]

Welcome to The Tribe of many.. Just remember, you can enjoy the whiskey without getting drunk. You LUCKY LUCKY BASTARD!!! Cheers my Friend

[@ronswoodturningshopandstuf5759]

I happened to swing by that day and got to meet the group. What a nice group of folks!

[@davecummins4605]

I remember you saying hello. I thought it it was cool than Daniel took some time to talk with you as well

[@patrickhudson9236]

Welcome to the tribe/cult. Glad to have you. The Mac M was a classy touch guys.

[@UziRyder1]

That was an great story. I'm glad he was finally able to find bliss.

[@queensamika]

This was an INCREDIBLE episode.

[@CGlover113]

That was the greatest KZbin add I’ve ever seen (blublox). Bravo. It’s like you guys run a marketing school or something

[@sg03495]

DAVE! Met you at Crowded and Andalusia a week or so ago. I was the ginger with the two friends :) cheers!

[@davecummins4605]

Hey! I remember you. Hope yall had a great trip to texas!

[@ericnix5034]

Love this community!

[@jon-marcmaclean3784]

Love Roy's, "welcome to the rest of your life." It's a life best shared as is the whiskey. Slàinte, one and all.

[@murduk88]

The Budget Roy Duff is almost as cool as the real thing 👏👏👏👏👏 Congrats to Dave for responsibly joining the cool kids who sip the brown drink, and thanks to Daniel, Rex and the Whiskey Tribe family for sharing Dave's first step on his whisky journey. Cheers!

[@flykgb]

Wonderful video, thanks for sharing your first dram with us all Dave!!

[@davecummins4605]

Thanks! That it what this is all about for me now, sharing a dram with others!

[@RC-qf5rp]

Dave has quite an instinct for whiskey! I wish I was that talented!

[@philipsheridan2952]

That was the most wholesome thing I have ever seen

[@argo60]

This is got to be one of the best episodes ever. It reminds me of my whisky journey also. For basically the same reasons that he had for not drinking, or some of the same reasons I had. His reaction was priceless.

[@DeckDogs4Life]

Lagavulin always reminds me of a campfire on a northern, rocky beach with the smell and flavor. Like a misty evening next to a fire on the rocky shores of Maine. Coincidentally, that is also a fantastic place to enjoy a glass of Lagavulin 16.

[@davidcummins2901]

i would imagine that lobster would taste fabulous with a dram of Lagavulin!

[@DeckDogs4Life]

@@davidcummins2901 when we went up there last year, we did a surf and turf at the house we stayed at with lobster and ribeye steaks and it definitely paired well with the Lagavulin 16. It was a fantastic combination. Highly recommend it! You can't beat fresh Maine lobster, I can say that for sure.

[@frankbrannigan758]

Cheers you magnificent bastard 🥃 I couldn’t think of a more deserving family to start your adventure with.

[@WhiskeyNovice]

I've followed Dave's story through Roy's channel. Great to see this finally happen. Good job lads.

[@stuartdollar9912]

Fun video. Enjoy the whisky, Dave.

[@grumpymunchkin2959]

Dave’s opening remarks are making me rethink my alcohol consumption! I’m gonna pour a thick dram and think about this drinking thing.

[@pfalzgraf7527]

Great one! And to begin (well, almost) with stuff I don’t think I’ll ever get … Saw the guy on Thursday in the V-Pub and found him extremely nice. Good to see that video! Thanks!

[@maltymission]

This put a big fat grin on my face. Wonderful stuff. And I’m not just talking about the whisky.

[@imaXkillXya]

I remember getting stationed at Iwakuni Japan and everytime Okinawa had a alcohol related incident we would also get punished for it. For this dude to be sober in Okitraz is just insane. Mad Respeck!

[@alexandervela8662]

I am glad to see someone have their first experience be so positive and wholesome, unlike many of us...

[@GeorgeGeo]

Super cool video! I'm 47 and just started drinking Whisky this past December so while I may not have been a non-alcohol drinker, it took me almost as long to get to the fine world of Whisky! Cheers!

[@X4Alpha4X]

man that blue light banter in the ad felt like something straight out of letterkenny.

[@TheTroystreet]

I don’t know why I had a smile on my face seeing Dave try an alcoholic for the first time in his life at the age of 50. Just something about it made me so happy seeing him enjoy the smelling and tasting of the whiskey.

[@TimHoekstra]

Glad you could make this happen after hearing aqvavitae talk about it.

[@iannicely1]

I exposed my dad (61) to the world of scotch and whiskey 2 weeks ago... we’ve decided to make it a weekly ritual on thursdays to experience more together

[@markokovacevic3225]

That's very cool to hear Ian! With which whisky did you start with? My old man (from Serbia) is "heavy" on his rakija, even makes his own - yearly. I want to share the experience, and open up his views (which I'm only embarking on now myself) with him. What would you suggest?

[@TheBeardedHydra]

Y'all are so wholesome and entertaining I didn't even like whiskey when I started watching your channel, but I'm coming around to it now [and weirdly enough my favorite so far is Laphroaig triple wood] This episode is great and I'm happy this man will get to enjoy drinks with his friends for the rest of his life.

[@carlprince2866]

oh oh oh I'm a noob that never tasted alcohol either . LOL love this guys

[@Bruce_Brown]

Love this. Thanks for introducing him and making it such a welcoming and personal experience!

[@TheDamian418]

What a great vid. Dave was great. Cheers!

[@davecummins4605]

Cheers Damian! Thank you. To be honest, it was sort of like a wedding day, I hardly remember what happened. luckily we filmed it on our phones, and there is this wonderful video to remind me.

[@bobtaylor5932]

What a great episode! Nice job Daniel, Rex, and everyone involved. Heartwarming from start to finish!

[@williamcornelison4721]

I'm actually enjoying some Wild Turkey 101 Rye right now........ Beats the hell out of Bud lite....

[@rustyzx9562]

I'm super late to the party, but this video was so good I felt compelled to comment! Well done to everyone involved!

[@thebigcoorslight]

I love these whiskey curious episodes. Please keep them coming!

[@Da1Prophessor]

This is a great episode. What a better place and bunch of people to enjoy such a nectar.👍🏽🥃

[@markiezee6435]

this was so entertaining to watch, and big laughs. Cheers!!!

[@nickp5511]

What a great way to start! You guys are awesome host’s