Topic: Craft Beer

Johnny Jensen and Glenn open the show by introducing the High-Value Man Project, a community for modern dads. The conversation shifts to the high cost of living in London, where Glenn describes encountering an imported American craft beer priced at over £80 per pint. They joke about the absurdity of such prices and the "oldest trick in the book" regarding credit card holds at bars.

A host recommends Lidl's "rip-off" version of Brewdog craft beer, noting it is half the price while maintaining similar quality. This leads to a comparison between Lidl and Aldi, specifically focusing on the "middle aisle" where random items like chainsaws and riding crops are sold. They joke about the unique shopping experience of finding industrial tools and groceries in the same trip.

Following their AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccinations, the hosts describe returning to the London social scene as indoor restrictions began to lift. One host details a week of consecutive nights out in London Bridge and Waltham, observing the varying alcohol tolerances of friends who had not socialized during the pandemic. They reflect on the feeling of normalcy returning to the city's bars and restaurants.