Jason
- Sep 15, 2021
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Content for Wednesday, Sept 15

Drink Up! Here's A List Of The Most Popular Beer At Every NFL Stadium, According to the 'Untappd' App

USA Today and drinking app Untappd recently conducted a study to determine the most popular beer brand at each NFL stadium since the 2019 season. Almost none of the major beer producers made the list, but a whole slew of IPAs did take the top spot at several NFL stadiums. These are the most “checked-in” beers at all 30 NFL stadiums since the 2019 season. • State Farm Stadium, Arizona Cardinals — Xercole Desert IPA (Four Peaks Brewing Company) • Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta Falcons — Slap Fight (Monday Night Brewing) • M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore Ravens — Snake Dog IPA (Flying Dog Brewery) • Bills Stadium, Buffalo Bills — Labatt Blue (Labatt Brewing Company) • Bank of America Stadium, Carolina Panthers — Roaring Riot (NoDa Brewing) • Soldier Field, Chicago Bears — Daisy Cutter Pale Ale (Half Acre Beer Company) • Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati Bengals — Garage Beer (Braxton Brewing Company) • FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland Browns — Danger City Brown Ale (The Phoenix Brewing Company) • AT&T Stadium, Dallas Cowboys — Blood & Honey (Revolver Brewing) • Empower Field at Mile High, Denver Broncos — United in Orange Pale Ale (Breckenridge Brewery) • Ford Field, Detroit Lions — M-43 N.E. India Pale Ale (Old Nation Brewing Co.) • Lambeau Field, Green Bay Packers — Luau Krunkles (Terrapin Beer Co.) • NRG Stadium, Houston Texans — Hopadillo IPA (Karbach Brewing Co.) • Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Colts — Two-Hearted Ale (Bell’s Brewery) • TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville Jaguars — Miller Lite (Miller Brewing Company) • Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City Chiefs — Chiefs Kingdom Blonde Ale (Golden Road Brewing) • Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas Raiders — Denogginizer (Drake’s Brewing Company) • SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles Rams and Chargers — Whose House (Golden Road Brewing) • Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Dolphins — Bud Light (Anheuser-Busch) • U.S. Bank Stadium, Minnesota Vikings — Troll Way IPA (Insight Brewing Company) • Gillette Stadium, New England Patriots — Julius (Tree House Brewing Company) • The Caesars Superdome, New Orleans Saints — Dixie Lager (Dixie Brewing Co.) • MetLife Stadium, New York Giants and Jets — Bud Light (Anheuser-Busch) • Lincoln Financial Stadium, Philadelphia Eagles — Vulpulin (Sly Fox Brewing) • Heinz Field, Pittsburgh Steelers — IC Light (Pittsburgh Brewing Company) • Levi’s Stadium, San Francisco 49ers — Apocalypse IPA (10 Barrel Brewing Co.) • Lumen Field, Seattle Seahawks — Tropic Haze IPA (Silver City Brewery) • Raymond James Stadium, Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Luau Krunkles (Terrapin Beer Co.) • Nissan Stadium, Tennessee Titans — Yee-Haw IPA (Yee-Haw Brewing Company) • FedEx Field, Washington Football Team — #AATR (Devils Backbone Brewing Company)

True Love: Half Of Americans Say They Knew Their Partner Was ‘The One’ Right Away

Half of Americans say they knew their partner was “the one” the instant they met them. Researchers surveyed 2,000 adults in the US all of whom have been with their current significant other for an average of six-years. They found it took the typical person two-years to decide whether they wanted to be with their partner for the rest of their lives.

WIFE ON STRIKE... After Her husband Insisted He's The Only One Who Cleans

A wife went on STRIKE for a week after her husband insisted he's the only one who cleans, and she documented the chaos that ensues in hilarious TikToks. Jalie Gil from Florida, launched her first video on her @wifestrike TikTok account last week, explaining that she was going to teach her spouse a lesson. Things quickly started falling apart in the house, and in her follow-up clips, she showed how the laundry was overflowing and his stuff was all over the house. Throughout the strike, there was always at least one random sock on the floor and an item that her husband didn't put away. He was also never able to get a handle on the laundry, which was scattered all over their house and laundry room. After the week was up, she announced that she was continuing the strike because the 'areas of concern have not been addressed.'

"Do Girls Sometimes Also Think 'He Looks Too Good For Me'"?

Reddit user dahMezoh asks: "Do Girls sometimes also think "he looks too good for me"? "Do women also sometimes think "He is so hot and beautiful he would never ever date me"? Replies include: "Yes but having learned the importance of self esteem (and how it can ruin a perfectly good relationship to think this constantly), I remind myself that if someone chooses you, it’s not any of your business to tell them that they chose wrong." "... women get approached and men don’t. It would be nice if girls asked us out but it is what it is. What I noticed is that a lot guys end up lowering their standards and it’s not like anyone is asking them out." "I'll look at a guy and be like 'he's cute but he wouldn't go for me' and I'd go about my day." "The girl im currently seeing says stuff like this sometimes and it really bothers me. I really like her for her and when she says self depreciating stuff I can’t help but think “Maybe you are right?” "What’s hilarious about this is, that cute guy might be insecure himself. We all have a story."

Kindergartener Consumes Hand Sanitizer, Hospitalized With .23 Blood Alcohol Level

A Pennsylvania mother says, on her daughter’s second day of kindergarten, the little girl was set up her desk with pencils and supplies including a fresh bottle of hand sanitizer, which was on the list of school supplies for the kindergarten class. By lunch, the 5-year-old girl had collapsed. The girl was rushed to the hospital. It turns out, the little girl had consumed half the bottle of hand sanitizer, which was 6 ounces of 70% alcohol. Her blood-alcohol level was .23. The head of the Pittsburgh Poison Center says there’s been an increase of kids ingesting hand sanitizer. He said cases are up 56%. That amounts to about 2,300 cases, most under the age of 5.

Two-Thirds of People Want Rewards for Having a Healthy Lifestyle

Two-thirds of Americans believe they’d be more motivated to pursue a healthy lifestyle if they received a material reward for their effort. According to a survey, nearly two-thirds are already rewarding themselves for working out or achieving fitness goals:

three in five relax and unwind
more than half watch a TV show or movie
and almost half treat themselves to a favorite food or beverage.

Three in five worry that prioritizing one type of goal may make it more difficult to achieve a different one. The study also found that financial rewards, like significant discounts to their favorite stores, were a much bigger incentive than “nice-to-haves” like medals, trophies or tickets to sporting events and concerts.

OUTRAGE of The Day: 'Racist' $1,190 Sweatpants

High end fashion label Balenciaga is being slammed for a $1,190 pair of sweatpants that are being called racist. The Trompe L'Oeil pants feature a built-in pair of boxer shorts peeking out from the waistband, mimicking a style popularized by rappers in the 1990s. People have taken to social media to called the pants racist with one college professor saying “companies like Balenciaga seek to capitalize off of blacks and black cultural styles while failing to challenge systematic racism that criminalizes blacks and black clothing trends."

One Parking Spot Costs $375K, As Expensive As An American Home

A $375,000 parking spot in Boston is as expensive as most US houses — and is more than 10 times more expensive per square foot. The heated spot is in Boston’s Columbus neighborhood near the Prudential Center. It sits under the Residences at 201 West Brookline, built as a church in 1900 and converted into a luxury condominium building in 2018. US houses typically list for slightly more than what this spot is asking, about $380,000 in August. And assuming the spot is a standard 9-by-18 size, that makes it $2,314.81 per square foot — 11.5 times the $184.28 median listing price per square foot in the nation in August. Boston real estate is more expensive than the national average — but even for Boston prices, this spot is pricey. Median home listings in Boston typically cost $659,000 in August — or $398.93 per square foot.

Amazon Brings Palm-Swiping Tech To Red Rocks Concert Venue

Amazon is bringing its palm-recognition technology to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver. Concertgoers at Red Rocks can sign up to connect their palm to a ticketing account by hovering their hand over a device. They then can use their palm to get into other shows and events at the venue. Amazon plans to roll out the technology at other venues in the coming months.

NFL: 8 With Saints Test Positive For COVID

The New Orleans Saints have had eight members of the organization test positive for COVID. The total includes six offensive coaches, one player and a nutritionist. If they are asymptomatic, vaccinated players and personnel can return when they provide two negative test results 24-hours apart, per NFL protocols. Unvaccinated players and personnel who test positive must isolate for at least 10-days. The Saints are still expected to play the Carolina Panthers on Sunday as long as there aren’t more cases.

Today's AUDIO:

Topic Starters: Where did you get lost as a child?

Aaron Rodgers Has Interesting Explanation For Interception

Green Bay Packers' quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw a key interception during the recent 38-3 loss to the New Orleans Saints.. On 'The Pat McAfee Show', Rodgers blamed the interception on a "double nut shot" from an opposing player. (Content warning - preview before airing)

Ex-Husband Of Britney Spears Talks Her New Engagement

Britney's first husband, childhood friend Jason Alexander, was married to Britney for 55 hours in 2004. He likes that Sam Ashgari is taking care of Britney.

Will Ferrell Shows Up In Ryan Reynolds TikTok Challenge

Ryan Reynolds attempt was crashed by Will Ferrell, who sings the very highest harmonies on the song. TikTok's "Grace Kelly challenge" shows users perform harmonies from Mika’s 2007 song, "Grace Kelly," singing the chorus in higher and higher pitches.

Wife Goes On Strike After Husband Says He's The Only One Who Cleans

A fed-up wife has been documenting her husband's failed attempts to keep their house clean after going on strike over his claim that he was the only one doing the cleaning. Jalie Gil, 27, from Florida, launched her first video on her @wifestrike TikTok account last week, explaining that she was going to teach her spouse a lesson by refusing to clean up after him for a week.