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this is the world's greatest drinking show! keep it up, zane!

Episode 6 is supposed to feature Tuscany. Where is it? Am I going to be forced into illegal means to watch it? Why doesn't Hulu have it?

pls for the love of god no more annoying stein mart ads

It's funny to me that my comment has received feedback, since it was intended as a compliment to the show's vision. They clearly made the conscious decision to showcase the racial disparity in Cape Town, and they did it through the lens of a drinking show, and I think that's a good thing (and clever, too)! On one side you have the 100% black neighborhood in tin shacks, pouring unfiltered beer from milk cartons, on the other you have the 90% white neighborhood pouring shots out of a Springbuck's bunghole.

Joe Smith said, "Cape Town is about nature, race relations, economic disparity, music, politics, art, sport, and just about everything else except what this show focused on."

Bullsh!t.

Capetown is about the fact that every single person in the bars they covered was born before the end of apartheid. 2009 - 1994 = 15 years. SA legal drinking age = 18 years. You can have all the boring art and sport of any other major city you want. So long as you still have a social and economic system allowing for the systematic disenfranchisement of the majority of the population, THAT'S what your city will be about.

oh face

So bravo to the Three Sheets crew for not being afraid to get down and dirty and for showing the reality of the situation in Cape Town.

Hey, I love this show! I dunno if the people who do the show ever actually read this stuff, and I'm sure that I'm not actually saying anything they haven't already thought of, but I think the city of Montreal would be an AWESOME location for an episode. Hopefully I'll see you there Zane!! Until then, keep up the great "work."

You are missing the point of the show entirely. When you visit any place outside of the U.S. one of the best ways to get a feel for the community is to go to a pub. I have learned more about the cities and countries I've visited in the bars than I did in the books. You also get to learn a lot about the people when you learn how to drink like one.

Zane is really specializing in drinking buckets of brown sludge this season, which might be wise since except for the goat wine he didn't find any of the commercial boozes to be very tasty.

Let's be patient Dennis, you obviously know your fine drinking holiday locations, I mean who hasn't dreamed a deluxe bang for the week spent or two spent in Hungary where high quality wines from the Valley of Beautiful Women is sold in convienient serving size 5 gallon gas cans for a few dollars a pop, but Zane doing a great service showing us these places we never thought of and now know we probably shouldn't. By the way I've drank across Canada and find their drinking rules oppressive and self described drinking ability to be myth, even small children can drink two cases of Canadian beer, since they short you 12 bottles per case. East European Balkan countries offer the best values without oppressive rules and who in their right mind wouldn't enjoy drinking with the skilled alcoholists in Scandinavia. Of course Greece is great, they opiate their Ouzo, something I learned after chugging a bottle resulted in not feeling so good quickly degrading into projectile vomitting, live and learn. And I'm not sure about Mongolia, but I do know that despite oppresive Communist rule, the Chinese love their beers of the Purity Law German variety, and rival the USA in per capita beer consumption I've had a couple of these Chinese beers and found them to be of suprisingly high quality, so I would be interested in knowing more about Mongolia, where I would be willing to go, China does not get a penny from me until they knock off the oppressing their own citizens crap.

Hmm...what's a matter Joe? Glorious days for Liberals still not enough to bring some satisfaction, just can't relax as long as a single person manages to slip free and do as they wish and not as you demand?

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