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Did you guys see this White House video?
Oh, is there a White House video?
I honestly think that was the funniest post by a White House ever, was the Daddy's Home video. Oh, I feel like popping bottles to this. Come on now. Up in the club.
Oh, in the VIP. Popping bottle with the Rain Man. Let's buy two bottles of that all in tequila. We get a double.
That is the best. The backstory to that is that Mark Rutte, who's the Secretary General of NATO, called Trump daddy at the summit. Yeah, he called him daddy. Uh-oh. That got weird.
Freeberg, you missed it. We were just up in the club. You want to go back to the club for a second? I do. I love the club. You ready? I love the club.
Popping some bottles with the NATO summit.
We're doing it again. Come on, Freeberg. Let me see you stand up, Friedberg. You're a sultan of science.
What club are we going to this weekend? Oh, daddy's home. We are going to bring the club to us. I think it's called Club NATO. Sax, can you get the hall pass? You want to come to Vegas this weekend? Maybe. Let's talk about it off camera.
J. Cal, come out. Where are you?
Pop on a Southwest flight. Meet us in Vegas.
Southwest flight.
Rain Man, David Sack. And it said, we open sourced it to the fans and they've just gone crazy with it. Love you guys.
All right, everybody, welcome back to the number one podcast in the world. The All In podcast, your favorite podcast. We're back. We got the original quartet here. And everybody's really excited because we had a fun time on Saturday night. What a party we had at Delilah. All four besties there. Step and repeat. Freeberg, you lost a bunch of money playing bomb pots with me and Rob Goldberg. You drank a lot. You looked great. Your impressions of this evening.
Oh, I loved it. It was great. I think the tequila turned out fantastic. This tequila has been... I mean, you guys realize when we first started talking about this, this was like two and a half, almost three years ago when we first started talking about this. And it is finally here. It took forever to get through this kind of design development process. But man, I think it turned out great. I thought it was awesome.
You can't rush. Everybody at the party was surprised by how good it was because they thought that i don't know we were just doing this as a gimmick or something but we actually put in the time to make it great a lot of time a lot of time so talk a little bit about the sourcing because i think that that sourcing was very important Well, we went down to Tequila, Mexico. There's only one part of Mexico that's even allowed to be called tequila. And we found a distillery that had been aging some agave in American oak whiskey barrels for five years. And normally, extra añejo is aged for three years. So it was pretty rare to find a cache of five-year-aged agave. And so we basically bought it all. But there's only enough for 7,500 bottles.
So that's what we did. But, you know, this is not about creating some large new tequila label. This is more about creating something that we ourselves like. And that's what we did, sort of a small batch product. I mean, the money is not going to change anyone's life, you know, except maybe yours. yeah absolutely i don't know uber hit another record today so with uber past 88 you guys are all i don't get to be here anymore but look we do things because they're fun and it was fun to create this here i've got the it is fun it was really fun well look at this thing i mean beautiful box slides open it's backlit in the box so that out of the box experience is just amazing
That's a great unboxing. Steve Jobs would be proud. Tell us about the bottle design. That was a lot of work, Sax. I think this probably took an extra six months to get this right, if I'm recalling correctly on the schedule.
This is super complicated to execute. Well, the bottle is designed after a stack of poker chips. And so you can see the chips are stacked and they're ajar. So it's like highly, it's a lot of texture here. It's made with glass and then there's these black chip accents that are actually painted onto the bottle perfectly.
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