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Oooh, I’m honored. Yeah, I may need the old CPT A socks for this morning myself. Going in an hour…
*peek (if you are looking).
Poke if you’re modifying 
Geez. I’m about to go into Stage 6. I’ve got Stage 7a and 7b on my mind. All I see are peaks 
After Stage 7 tonight the recovery beverage of choice will be Guinness of course to celebrate St Paddy’s Day.
(If I have more than one, is the plural of Guinness Guinnea?
I believe Guinnesses would be correct. (Guinnessi?)
Stouts
EXTRA stouts…
Maybe steet?
Speaking of stouts, today’s WELL DESERVED stage 6 recovery beverage is this Irish Stout from the Dublin City Brewing Company, Ireland’s newest independent craft brewery. (Which - TBH - is pretty metal to open for business in Open Gate’s backyard!)
Sláinte!
Or you’re going to go blind. 
Well earned, sir! Congrats on finishing out.
For the big finish - to honor the Stelvio and an epic stage 7a/b combo, an old staple from Switchback Brewing Co. in Vermont.
…which I will VERY much have earned if I make it through both of these rides today.
Thank you! Too kind. Think I haven’t the right to be called sir yet or is that only when using the capitalized version (Sir).
Correct.
@CPT_A That takes me back in time. I used to be a big fan of the “Stoutback” - a black and tan with Wolavers stout and a Switchback ale.
I selected a porter today - just a 1/2 can as we used the rest in some chocolate walnut brownies.
So, after Stage 7 last nite I did have more than one Guinness on St Paddy’s Day.
I did look it up to verify, and even though it sounds a bit odd to say it, plural is Guinnesses.
So, I did enjoy some Guinnesses after suffering.
Real Payne for Dame K and me tonight.
Pol Roger 
Well done on a great set of rides everyone, enjoy those ARB’s. 
Tonight’s tour ending celebration wine to accompany some beef and bean chili. Part of losing around 50 pounds since the '22 ToS has been a major reduction in alcoholic beverages, but tour’s end is a good time for an exception! An Italian wine to recognize today’s ride in the Dolomites. Made from organically grown grapes!
Nice!
Ooooh…you have my attention.
