Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Working in the cellar is a lot like Minecraft or Legos. I have a bunch of things that need to be accomplished and a set of standardized materials I can combine to use as I need—hoses, elbows, valves, t-joints, etc. One of the neat things about Thirsty Dog is we are largely left to our own devices; there’s no standard setup we are required to use, so I can use any tools I have to make whatever I need. I set up this maze of hoses (spaghetti comes to mind) to transfer beer between 2 tanks while simultaneously cleaning and sanitizing two other tanks last night. All that lego-time can pay off, kids.

Working in the cellar is a lot like Minecraft or Legos. I have a bunch of things that need to be accomplished and a set of standardized materials I can combine to use as I need—hoses, elbows, valves, t-joints, etc.

One of the neat things about Thirsty Dog is we are largely left to our own devices; there’s no standard setup we are required to use, so I can use any tools I have to make whatever I need. I set up this maze of hoses (spaghetti comes to mind) to transfer beer between 2 tanks while simultaneously cleaning and sanitizing two other tanks last night.

All that lego-time can pay off, kids.

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  1. j-in-j-land said: dream job
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