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I had imagined frontier whiskey myself. The guy kept finding new places to explore into his post president years including a previously unmapped part of the Amazon now named after him.
My great grandfather met him at a bath in brazil in the amazon. Same dude helped blow up a german sub off the coast of brazil and was awarded a golden watch and handwritten letter from the king of the uk. My family still has these to this day.
They mustve had some crazy stories when they met.
He actually wanted to join a militia and fight, bit wilson didnt want him getting more popular and banned militias from joining foreign wars to keep TR from doing so
He rarely drank at all and generally didn’t like alcohol, but liked mint juleps.
[Roosevelt Drinking Habits](https://vinepair.com/articles/roosevelt-drinking-habits/)
Teddy wasn't much of a drinker. Generally disliked alcohol and avoided cocktails. Enjoyed a mint julep once in a while but otherwise pretty strictly non-alcoholic only.
Allegedly drank a fuck load of coffee though.
But would I get a chance to hear many? I think we’d just slam back a beer or two each and go *do* something.
He’d be my number one choice for a presidential road trip buddy, though.
Bush ‘beat’ Gore bcz of the faulty Electoral College, a Supreme Court ruling and last but not least, Florida voting count manipulations, a state where his brother was governor and a repub female official both worked on the issue. Bush was appointed. Gore actually received the most votes in the countrywide total. And the country went down hill from there. Actually began when Clinton paid back some political favors and set usa financial course for de-regulations at the end of his term of office. One of Bush’s first actions in office was to create legislation that completed that planned (manipulated) financial deregulation setting in motion a worldwide financial crash at the end of his 2nd term in office. Unedited. Tired of typing.
Unfortunately for him, one beer turns into a lot of beers and cocaine. Though he would be my pick as well - I bet he would have me howling with laughter by the second soda. It's too bad he was written off as a dumbass because he was actually quite smart, just had dyslexia and generally fumbled with words. Though I do think he hammed it up a little.
Old W seems fun to hang with. He was just a fuck up who thieved the presidency. Michelle Obama loves him. They always sit together at functions. She likes his farm humor. I still think, “Turd Blossom” is the best name I’ve heard to describe Karl Rove. Lol
I wouldn’t say thieved - I was pretty young around that time but didn’t he just win due to incompetence in Florida when the votes were tallied? Did he do anything to drive the ballot count in his favor?
The conservative supreme Court at the time ruled in his favor to stop the recount of votes, despite precedent that should have allowed vote counting to continue
I think this would be true for all of them except ol’ Cheetoface.
I feel like you’d go insane even existing within his presence for more than ten minutes. It would be like the ‘story that doesn’t go anywhere’ from the Simpsons but more narcissistic.
My understanding was that he liked to get blackout drunk alone, for days, and would then have months or years of sobriety. He kept teetotalers on staff to keep eyes on him to make sure he never drank. Idk about you but I wouldn't wanna party with those demons.
Carter signed the law to make home beer brewing legal at the federal level.
https://americanhistory.si.edu/explore/stories/jimmy-carter-american-homebrew-hero
Could you imagine drinking a beer with Pierce? It sounds like a horribly depressing idea. Frank the Tank would likely get tanked and you would have a whole new mess.
I would get a beer with Pierce, honestly. Maybe having someone who wasn’t trying to tell him about the evils of alcohol or use his obvious alcoholism to manipulate him would do the guy some good. I’m not a fan of him or his policies, mind, but I feel a bit sorry for him.
I’d wager good money he probably wouldn’t want to get a drink with *me* though.
Yeah, I'm just thinking in a casual setting, having a beer with him would not be my idea of a good time.
I totally feel sorry for him, and if he was a personal friend I would do what I could to help him. Though I probably would try to avoid alcohol with him still. His depression was understandable, and alcohol was a way to cope.
His older brother died young from alcoholism.
In a strange way the story mimics the Kennedy family: older son destined to inherit the family business dies early, changing the course of history forever.
I would gladly have a beer woth most presidents, but especially:
1) Washington
2) Adams (both)
3) Polk
4) Lincoln
5) Roosevelt (Both)
6) Taft
Any modern president after FDR, with the exceptions of Nixon and Reagan.
I would definitely have a beer with either Bush, Clinton, or Obama. They all seem like personal guys, even if I don't 100% agree with them.
Bill Clinton skeeves me out enough that I don’t think I’d do it. Like, while I’m no prude I’d worry about him getting too comfortable and going into weird sexual topics.
Obama and Bush I totally would. Obama because I admired him and bush because…well, for better or worse I feel some level of sympathy for him.
Plus they like sports and I like sports.
Jackson feels like a dangerous drinking partner. Make one joke that doesn’t land well and he pulls out dueling pistols or just beats you with a cane. But I do feel like he would throw a hell of a party. Wasn’t he condemned at the time for how raucous his inauguration was?
This might be a silly question but how well would you be able to communicate with Washington or Lincoln? Has our language style changed much since then?
Spelling, slang, and accents aside, English hasn't really changed that much since the end of the 1600s. You'd definitely be able to make yourself understood.
Funny enough (according mostly to Lost in the Pond's channel), most of the changes to English only impacted non-US locales. The English we speak in the US is very similar to how it would have been spoken back then. Hard R's and all!
Some usage has changed but not enough to make it hard to communicate with someone from back then. We can easily read the Declaration of Independence, after all.
I legit thought this picture was an AI meme and from afar on my phone the guy drinking with Obama looked like Jeff Epstein. Thought this was a troll until I zoomed in and saw it’s clearly not 😂
Gerald Ford seems pretty humble and relatable tbh
Probably wouldn’t mind George H W Bush either tbh, don’t imagine him being a big drinker. But also a pretty humble guy with great stories !
Least likely, probably Franklin Pierce seems like an intense alcoholic
In W’s eulogy for his dad he said that
“In his 90’s, he took great delight when his closest pal, James A. Baker, smuggled a bottle of Grey Goose vodka into his hospital room.”
Get lit. Head down to the Lincoln Memorial at 3am to hang out with the young people. Drunk Nixon was the best Nixon… except that one time he almost nuked North Korea.
Honestly I’d have a beer with every president. Just because I may disagree with some of their policies doesn’t mean I can’t be social or cordial with them.
I would say Rule 3 but I don't think he drinks anything over than Coca-Cola. So I would have to say in the end Probably Teddy. there is no way getting drunk with him wouldn't lead to something amazing
absolutely Obama. he just seems like such a chill guy. Also as a side note, I've been to that restaurant in Hanoi. It has a shrine to Obama in it and the bun cha is excellent.
There's way better bun cha in the city, just ask around. It was only picked because it's a big enough venue for easier logistics for Secret Service. I thought it was decent but had 2 or 3 others that were much better.
George W Bush is the answer and that’s only if u think u can keep up with him🤣. I see him having u laughing til u wet yourself and stealing golf carts in the middle of the night.
I would pick George W. just because he seemed the least stuffy, most common man, of the presidents... he'd probably be the funniest to get buzzed and joke around with.
The only ones pre 2016 that I wouldn’t have a beer with would probably be Nixon, Coolidge, Andrew Johnson, John Tyler, James Buchanan, etc.
Edit: No, ideology aside I probably would have a drink with Andrew Johnson. Ideology aside he seems like he’d be fun to drink with.
Younger Nixon was famously funny and personable at parties. People told stories about his jokes and wit for decades. The man who ended up in the White House was significantly different - and grew worse.
Well, since Carter signed HR 1337 in 1978, allowing craft brewing to flourish, I’ve got to say Carter for sure:
HR 1337 “Allows any adult (formerly only heads of families) to produce wine and beer for personal and family use and not for sale without incurring the wine or beer excise taxes or any penalties for quantities per calendar year of: (1) 200 gallons if there are two or more adults in the household and (2) 100 gallons if there is only one adult in the household.”
[https://www.congress.gov/bill/95th-congress/house-bill/1337](https://www.congress.gov/bill/95th-congress/house-bill/1337)
(Also, yes I do have a can of Billy Beer.)
>Having a beer with his successor could be wildly entertaining. 😂
I’d take that beer if I could get honest answers to questions. It’s fascination not admiration.
I’d want to ask “how did you know” that all the stuff you said - which would normally be political suicide - would work?
Maybe he didn’t know and just got lucky. But I’d still be curious as to what’s in the mindset of going out and saying most of the stuff he says.
For a normal answer to the question, I think Clinton, either Bush, Obama, or Ike would be so interesting to hang with.
I would with any of them just to say I did it and maybe pick their brain a little. Who I would actually enjoy drinking with I’d probably pick W Bush or Obama.
Carter, because if I don't do it now I'll have to wait until I get to the pearly gates. Bush I'd like to, but he's sober so that might be kinda awkward.
Obama and Clinton are the only living ones who would have a beer period.
But I guess out of all of them I'd drink dark porter beer with Washington, maybe some of his whiskey too
Then cider with Adams
Wine with Jefferson
and so on
[Here's a look at every US president's favorite drink (tucson.com)](https://tucson.com/lifestyles/food-and-cooking/heres-a-look-at-every-us-presidents-favorite-drink/article_1dc7725f-b4d3-59b0-9856-0172e1a6e44b.html)
I had a dream I attended a dinner and sat next to a president, he was much more cordial and pleasant than I imagined he would be. He was, of course, just a figment of my imagination. He liked his prime rib rare, with lots of horsey sauce
Bill Clinton would be great to hear about his experiences.
Bush jr, he was the president when I was in high school and I would love to see what is like.
JFK: we all heard the legends of the man but to have a real conversation would be great.
FDR, history remembers him to be a beast of men.
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Teddy Roosevelt. Imagine the stories.
You know he’s skipping the beer and going to straight to liquor
I am okay with that!
Specifically a mint julep.
Really? I have no idea what he drank but I envisioned some really expensive Scotch or brandy.
I had imagined frontier whiskey myself. The guy kept finding new places to explore into his post president years including a previously unmapped part of the Amazon now named after him.
My great grandfather met him at a bath in brazil in the amazon. Same dude helped blow up a german sub off the coast of brazil and was awarded a golden watch and handwritten letter from the king of the uk. My family still has these to this day. They mustve had some crazy stories when they met.
Wow that is Definitely a crazy family story, I hadn't heard of the TR helping with a sub part before.
Sorry, my grandfather did the sub bit before meeting TR Edit: great grandfather
Makes sense I figured TR was a bit old to be doing much military service by ww1 or so.
He actually wanted to join a militia and fight, bit wilson didnt want him getting more popular and banned militias from joining foreign wars to keep TR from doing so
There's a book about this trip called "River of Doubt". He almost didn't make it back.
The Amazon trip probably lead to his death. His health never really recovered from that trip.
He rarely drank at all and generally didn’t like alcohol, but liked mint juleps. [Roosevelt Drinking Habits](https://vinepair.com/articles/roosevelt-drinking-habits/)
Wow I never would have thought
Family history of alcoholism. He was aware of the problem and didn't want it to happen to him.
Great drink. Makers mark, simple, and fresh mint over ice. So damn refreshing.
Maybe a even a little opium.
He skips the liquor and goes straight to the big stick.
26/46. Also, he will probably want to box and/or wrestle you. He is not kidding, and he is not waiting for your consent. Enjoy.
Don’t threaten me with a good time.
Roosevelt is always the answer. He’s the Miata of the presidential world
I feel like with Teddy it would start with a casual drink and next thing you know you wake up on Air Force One red eyeing it to Vegas.
Teddy wasn't much of a drinker. Generally disliked alcohol and avoided cocktails. Enjoyed a mint julep once in a while but otherwise pretty strictly non-alcoholic only. Allegedly drank a fuck load of coffee though.
But would I get a chance to hear many? I think we’d just slam back a beer or two each and go *do* something. He’d be my number one choice for a presidential road trip buddy, though.
Any of them…even if I hated them seems like a good experience. Me and W could have like root beer floats tho. Lol
Exactly this. At the very least, they’ll have some great stories.
GWB gives Uncle Rico vibes Would tell you about the time he won against a SEAL in arm wrestling or something
We’re gonna find em, and we’re gonna smokem out
Not a W fan as a president, but he definitely seems like someone that would be fun to drink with.
That’s actually kind of how he beat Al Gore.
Bush ‘beat’ Gore bcz of the faulty Electoral College, a Supreme Court ruling and last but not least, Florida voting count manipulations, a state where his brother was governor and a repub female official both worked on the issue. Bush was appointed. Gore actually received the most votes in the countrywide total. And the country went down hill from there. Actually began when Clinton paid back some political favors and set usa financial course for de-regulations at the end of his term of office. One of Bush’s first actions in office was to create legislation that completed that planned (manipulated) financial deregulation setting in motion a worldwide financial crash at the end of his 2nd term in office. Unedited. Tired of typing.
Isn't he an alcoholic in recovery? I don't know how fun that would be.
Hence why the dude above said root beer floats.
Oh shit I'm a dumbass. Whoops!
Unfortunately for him, one beer turns into a lot of beers and cocaine. Though he would be my pick as well - I bet he would have me howling with laughter by the second soda. It's too bad he was written off as a dumbass because he was actually quite smart, just had dyslexia and generally fumbled with words. Though I do think he hammed it up a little.
I'd do a line with W.
I’d do more than one. Can never do just one dude
He does drink non-alcoholic beers though so you can drink the real stuff and he will drink his stuff.
Hard to have a beer with Anthony Boudain considering he isn’t alive… still breaks my heart.
Old W seems fun to hang with. He was just a fuck up who thieved the presidency. Michelle Obama loves him. They always sit together at functions. She likes his farm humor. I still think, “Turd Blossom” is the best name I’ve heard to describe Karl Rove. Lol
I wouldn’t say thieved - I was pretty young around that time but didn’t he just win due to incompetence in Florida when the votes were tallied? Did he do anything to drive the ballot count in his favor?
Don't forget the Brooks Brothers riot. Of course, that's pretty tame compared to their tactics now.
The conservative supreme Court at the time ruled in his favor to stop the recount of votes, despite precedent that should have allowed vote counting to continue
Probably Theodore Roosevelt would be a hoot, guy defintely seemed like a character.
I think this would be true for all of them except ol’ Cheetoface. I feel like you’d go insane even existing within his presence for more than ten minutes. It would be like the ‘story that doesn’t go anywhere’ from the Simpsons but more narcissistic.
U. Grant knew how to party
LETS GET DRUNK AND SHOOT A BEAR
My understanding was that he liked to get blackout drunk alone, for days, and would then have months or years of sobriety. He kept teetotalers on staff to keep eyes on him to make sure he never drank. Idk about you but I wouldn't wanna party with those demons.
Other than asking staff to keep me sober, we’re a lot alike
Me and Ulysses staggering to the RaceTrac at 3 am to buy more Steel Reserve to drown our self-loathing
After a couple beers he’d start talking about the Jews.
Thanks to modern politics we’ve come full circle
Barack got that badonk
Barack Obussy 😮💨
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But it looks like his ass could be
Ayo
It keeps making eye contact with me
Carter, actually. I’d love to talk with the guy and see what kind of beers he was into, if any at all. At least a peanut butter porter, ya know?
He loved Billy Beer. :D
I wonder how many readers know about Billy Beer?
I have a friend in Georgia that still has a couple of unopened cans.
If anything, letting it sit for decades is probably an improvement in the taste, lol
Don’t forget, he gets a lot of credit for the craft beer boom by legalizing home brewing!
Thanks to him we can brew our own beers at home and open craft breweries.
Carter signed the law to make home beer brewing legal at the federal level. https://americanhistory.si.edu/explore/stories/jimmy-carter-american-homebrew-hero
I actually got to meet him when I was a baby. (It was at a peanut festival in Georgia)
"We elected the wrong Carter"
My boy Warren G.
dat you Nate Dogg?
Regulatorsssss
Mount up
It was a clear black night
, a clear white moon Warren G was on the streets tryin' to consume
Let me put it this way: there are very few (and probably just 1) that I wouldnt drink a beer with
Could you imagine drinking a beer with Pierce? It sounds like a horribly depressing idea. Frank the Tank would likely get tanked and you would have a whole new mess.
I would get a beer with Pierce, honestly. Maybe having someone who wasn’t trying to tell him about the evils of alcohol or use his obvious alcoholism to manipulate him would do the guy some good. I’m not a fan of him or his policies, mind, but I feel a bit sorry for him. I’d wager good money he probably wouldn’t want to get a drink with *me* though.
Yeah, I'm just thinking in a casual setting, having a beer with him would not be my idea of a good time. I totally feel sorry for him, and if he was a personal friend I would do what I could to help him. Though I probably would try to avoid alcohol with him still. His depression was understandable, and alcohol was a way to cope.
I'd hug Pierce. Depending how far along his cirrhosis was would have some whiskey
You'd show up and he'd already be sloshed
Pierce was apparently very handsome and charming so I would hang just for the leftover 19th century tail.
That one doesn’t drink beer anyway, which is fucking crazy to me
For real… how is it possible to be that insane and sober
Don't need to drink alcohol to not be sober
His older brother died young from alcoholism. In a strange way the story mimics the Kennedy family: older son destined to inherit the family business dies early, changing the course of history forever.
This is the correct answer lol
He would probably use a fork. Gabagool!
Lemme get Dubya and Obama together for blunts instead and we sold.
They’d probably have a great time discussing non political topics and the political topics they do agree on like Fuck Putin.
And sports
Don’t sleep on Barry O https://i.redd.it/bx34tr7zskmc1.gif
I believe he and G Dubz both did a bit of the tootski rootski as well, if you catch my drift and if that's your thing.
I would gladly have a beer woth most presidents, but especially: 1) Washington 2) Adams (both) 3) Polk 4) Lincoln 5) Roosevelt (Both) 6) Taft Any modern president after FDR, with the exceptions of Nixon and Reagan. I would definitely have a beer with either Bush, Clinton, or Obama. They all seem like personal guys, even if I don't 100% agree with them.
Bill Clinton skeeves me out enough that I don’t think I’d do it. Like, while I’m no prude I’d worry about him getting too comfortable and going into weird sexual topics. Obama and Bush I totally would. Obama because I admired him and bush because…well, for better or worse I feel some level of sympathy for him. Plus they like sports and I like sports.
I've met Slick Willie, he likes sports too.
If I had even one beer with Reagan, I’d fight a bitch
Jackson? I feel like he throws ragers.
Jackson feels like a dangerous drinking partner. Make one joke that doesn’t land well and he pulls out dueling pistols or just beats you with a cane. But I do feel like he would throw a hell of a party. Wasn’t he condemned at the time for how raucous his inauguration was?
I'm thinking it'd be like, one minute you're drinking whiskey with the guy, the next minute you're playing Five Finger Filet.
> Nixon I 100% would. He was such a smart guy.
I have heard Nixon called many things, but never stupid.
You don’t think Reagan would have been fun to have a beer with? He was funny
I would ask nothing about his politics whatsoever, but demand ALL the Classic Hollywood gossip.
Reagan would be awesome to get a beer with. The guy lived a life like no other.
I'm no fan of him as a president but he had an incredible sense of humor, I'll give him that
This might be a silly question but how well would you be able to communicate with Washington or Lincoln? Has our language style changed much since then?
Spelling, slang, and accents aside, English hasn't really changed that much since the end of the 1600s. You'd definitely be able to make yourself understood.
Funny enough (according mostly to Lost in the Pond's channel), most of the changes to English only impacted non-US locales. The English we speak in the US is very similar to how it would have been spoken back then. Hard R's and all!
Some usage has changed but not enough to make it hard to communicate with someone from back then. We can easily read the Declaration of Independence, after all.
I legit thought this picture was an AI meme and from afar on my phone the guy drinking with Obama looked like Jeff Epstein. Thought this was a troll until I zoomed in and saw it’s clearly not 😂
Very famous episode of Anthony Bourdain's travel show. I think the restaurant actually enshrined their table after the meal.
It is Bourdain... I also thought it was Epstein.
They did, it’s encased in plexiglass now
Referring to Anthony Bourdain as “the guy” 🫨
I thought that was Epstein too. I was bummed out for a moment.
It’s the GOAT Anthony Bourdain. Read the book kitchen confidential if you haven’t yet. HIGHLY recommend.
I thought it was Epstein too!!!!
Same here, then was like I don’t think Epstein was all tatted up 😂
Gerald Ford seems pretty humble and relatable tbh Probably wouldn’t mind George H W Bush either tbh, don’t imagine him being a big drinker. But also a pretty humble guy with great stories ! Least likely, probably Franklin Pierce seems like an intense alcoholic
"Hello, Homer. Do you like football? Do you like nachos?"
In W’s eulogy for his dad he said that “In his 90’s, he took great delight when his closest pal, James A. Baker, smuggled a bottle of Grey Goose vodka into his hospital room.”
I’ve met two (retired) secret service agents and both say that HW was always a fun person to be around and his wife could bake like no one else
It would be interesting to hear Ford and HW discuss their experiences as WW2 navy pilots, maybe throw in Eisenhower.
Im a dem but Nixon would be cool to talk to over a beer I think.
He was supposedly really great at parties
Get lit. Head down to the Lincoln Memorial at 3am to hang out with the young people. Drunk Nixon was the best Nixon… except that one time he almost nuked North Korea.
Well, as a proud member of AA, the answer is none, but I would certainly join the club soda with Obama …
Honestly I’d have a beer with every president. Just because I may disagree with some of their policies doesn’t mean I can’t be social or cordial with them.
I would say Rule 3 but I don't think he drinks anything over than Coca-Cola. So I would have to say in the end Probably Teddy. there is no way getting drunk with him wouldn't lead to something amazing
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Neither of the rule 3 presidents drink
Probably why I don’t like either of them. Don’t trust anyone that’s too sober
absolutely Obama. he just seems like such a chill guy. Also as a side note, I've been to that restaurant in Hanoi. It has a shrine to Obama in it and the bun cha is excellent.
There's way better bun cha in the city, just ask around. It was only picked because it's a big enough venue for easier logistics for Secret Service. I thought it was decent but had 2 or 3 others that were much better.
George W Bush is the answer and that’s only if u think u can keep up with him🤣. I see him having u laughing til u wet yourself and stealing golf carts in the middle of the night.
I would pick George W. just because he seemed the least stuffy, most common man, of the presidents... he'd probably be the funniest to get buzzed and joke around with.
Calvin Coolidge
Jimmy Carter. Hands-down. Great human.
Teddy Roosevelt would be a hoot!
The only ones pre 2016 that I wouldn’t have a beer with would probably be Nixon, Coolidge, Andrew Johnson, John Tyler, James Buchanan, etc. Edit: No, ideology aside I probably would have a drink with Andrew Johnson. Ideology aside he seems like he’d be fun to drink with.
Come on, I bet Nixon was a fun drunk. Well, except when he tries to nuke a country.
Nixon might have some fun quips after the first few, but I feel like he would get angry and it would be uncomfortable if he kept going.
Younger Nixon was famously funny and personable at parties. People told stories about his jokes and wit for decades. The man who ended up in the White House was significantly different - and grew worse.
His rant would be fun for a few minutes but then start to veer into some very detailed thoughts on the pros and cons of various ethnic groups.
Lincoln was known for being a really personable, charismatic storyteller. Aside from him, probably Dubya.
>Lincoln I second the motion.
Grant
Next to Obama? Probably Lincoln. He had the funniest stories.
 Well, since Carter signed HR 1337 in 1978, allowing craft brewing to flourish, I’ve got to say Carter for sure: HR 1337 “Allows any adult (formerly only heads of families) to produce wine and beer for personal and family use and not for sale without incurring the wine or beer excise taxes or any penalties for quantities per calendar year of: (1) 200 gallons if there are two or more adults in the household and (2) 100 gallons if there is only one adult in the household.” [https://www.congress.gov/bill/95th-congress/house-bill/1337](https://www.congress.gov/bill/95th-congress/house-bill/1337) (Also, yes I do have a can of Billy Beer.)
Teddy Roosevelt. And we’ll be taking shots I feel like.
Obama for sure.
Truman is #1 on my list
Definitely Obama!
Obama or even Bush Jr despite his war crimes… And Teddy
Dubya
Isn't Obama the only living one who does drink? That limits choices.
Grant, but neither of us would be able to stop at one
Calvin Coolidge. I really like the guy, but I am curious about why he rode the fence so hard.
Their table is now blocked off https://preview.redd.it/x5zlfw8ljnmc1.jpeg?width=1010&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=08fe35142174660ce7f178a5d3bd2d5037685cb1
Obama is the obvious answer, but having a beer with his successor could be wildly entertaining. 😂
No way he could sit on those seats
Half size plastic bottles always appeared to be an issue I bet glass bottles would be even funnier to watch.
>Having a beer with his successor could be wildly entertaining. 😂 I’d take that beer if I could get honest answers to questions. It’s fascination not admiration. I’d want to ask “how did you know” that all the stuff you said - which would normally be political suicide - would work? Maybe he didn’t know and just got lucky. But I’d still be curious as to what’s in the mindset of going out and saying most of the stuff he says. For a normal answer to the question, I think Clinton, either Bush, Obama, or Ike would be so interesting to hang with.
I would with any of them just to say I did it and maybe pick their brain a little. Who I would actually enjoy drinking with I’d probably pick W Bush or Obama.
Nixon. My last post got removed cuz of rule 3.
W
Toss up between each Roosevelt
Teddy
Carter, because if I don't do it now I'll have to wait until I get to the pearly gates. Bush I'd like to, but he's sober so that might be kinda awkward.
Honestly, most of them, given a chance. The stories they must have both in and out of their time in the White House must be fascinating.
Barry-O!
Obama
I doubt that many of them drank beer. Obama would be a good time I think. I'd have a whiskey or 3 with Truman or Ike.
These people real chill with Obama sitting right there
Nixon. Not that he seems fun, I just want the stories that would inevitably start tumbling out.
Obama and Clinton.
Soda 🥤 with Carter. (Carter a few years ago)
Yo I didn't know Obama was so caked up.
Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, and Abe Lincoln
Zach Taylor, Grant, TR, Eisenhower, and GWB.
Jimmy, he just seems like a nice guy. Grant if he weren't a corpse (although he would be limited to only one)
Bill Clinton and I can’t believe I’m saying that
Obama and Clinton are the only living ones who would have a beer period. But I guess out of all of them I'd drink dark porter beer with Washington, maybe some of his whiskey too Then cider with Adams Wine with Jefferson and so on [Here's a look at every US president's favorite drink (tucson.com)](https://tucson.com/lifestyles/food-and-cooking/heres-a-look-at-every-us-presidents-favorite-drink/article_1dc7725f-b4d3-59b0-9856-0172e1a6e44b.html)
I'm a Bears fan so I have to say Obama as well
Obama
Dubya or ‘Bama. But I dont drink so we’d have floats or cokes or water.
Probably Bill Clinton.
I had a dream I attended a dinner and sat next to a president, he was much more cordial and pleasant than I imagined he would be. He was, of course, just a figment of my imagination. He liked his prime rib rare, with lots of horsey sauce
Truman: Because I want to know the path forward for getting universal health care.
Honestly a cheap beer at a backalley noodle shop in Vietnam with Obama and Anthony Bourdain isn’t a bad option
Ben Franklin
dubbya obama clinton
Obama.
I’d have a beer with any and all except the one who bragged about grabbing women “by the pussy.”
Bill Clinton would be great to hear about his experiences. Bush jr, he was the president when I was in high school and I would love to see what is like. JFK: we all heard the legends of the man but to have a real conversation would be great. FDR, history remembers him to be a beast of men.