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01x08 - The Trink

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Brews Brothers". Aired: April 10, 2020.*

01x08 - The Trink

Post by bunniefuu »

Halle-f*cking-lujah.

You finally moved out of the brewery.

[Adam laughs]

- I like what you've done with the place.

- Thank you.

My only regret is

I don't have enough space

to show all of my stein collection.

[folk music playing]

For that reason,

I give it three and a half Adams.

Can I get a glass?

I don't have any.

To Adam getting his own place,

and to Rodman's.

Yes. We're k*lling it, guys.

My buddy in Idaho told me

they're selling six-packs

of Weiss Power for, like, a hundred bucks.

Also, I found out

my buddy in Idaho is a n*zi.

And that's why we changed the name.

So, Adam, when is your furniture arriving?

It already has.

Yeah, that's my thinking chair.

Oh. Where's your

"I'm a pretentious as*h*le" chair?

No, it's the same chair.

- You really have an eye for decorating.

- Thank you.

Do you have a bed

or are you more of a coffin kinda guy?

I'm a hammock man.

You haven't lived until you've had

a day 30 eruption from your hammock.

Hmm. That explains the textured ceilings.

I thought it was stucco.

Oh, yes, these are definitely

little Adams up there.

Wow, Truffle, how was Vegas?

Oh, man, the Lord gave me so much luck.

I was on top of the world,

and then I came crumbling down.

- Yep.

- Yep.

- House always wins.

- Yes, the whorehouse.

Also, I lost a lot of money gambling.

I tried to return to the monastery,

but they said I broke too many vows,

including my vow not to have carnal acts

with a land turtle.

- That's a vow?

- It's called a tortoise.

[inhales] So, looks like I'm staying!

[laughs]

Yes! Oh, Brother Adam, I love your house.

[speaking German, gasps]

[speaks German]is this sh*t?

A bottle that f*ck you and f*ck you up?

[laughs]

- What?

- [gasps]

- This is an a**l bottle, yes?

- [Adam] I don't follow.

- It can be taken anally.

- Yes.

- Oh, look, a sh1tting chair.

- No, that's a thinking chair.

- It's the same chair.

- Can't you stay with Becky and Elvis?

Oh, no, we are on the outs.

One of us gave the other two

something they are going to have

for a very long time.

Gonorrhea.

If that's the good one, then no. [slurps]

[theme music playing]

[bottle pops open]

Team, assemble.

One, two, three. That was easy.

Great news.

Because the brewery is kicking a*s

and we cannot keep up with demand,

- we will drumroll, please!

- [imitates drumroll]

Have you heard a drum before?

- We're hiring more people.

- Wait, can they start now?

We have a shitload to do

before the beer festival.

Soon. Have patience.

Can't wait to have somebody else

scoop out this crap.

And we need to make sure

that the tents at the beer festival

are big enough for these babies.

Huzzah! Ha!

Why, Will, why?

What? Everyone's gonna love it.

It's the best drinking game.

It's called Das Trinkpendel! The Trink!

[laughs] That directly translates

to "please humiliate me."

No, it means "drinking pendulum."

You put a beer in the hole

and then try and balance it

and take a sip without it spilling.

I wore these in East Belgium,

like, all the time.

And in so doing,

you answered the question,

"Who's the biggest loser in East Belgium?"

You promised if we introduced

your stupid smoked beer at the festival,

you'd wear one of these.

Okay, but that was before I knew

it looked like a medieval glory hole.

I see it.

- Sarah.

- Oh, yeah, no.

I'd rather have

this hipster Where's Waldo dress me.

I actually take that as a compliment.

Waldo was famously hard

to lock down for dinner.

Aw, come on, guys. It'll be fun.

Great. I'm gonna head out.

You guys should go with me.

- He needs help.

- Guys, come on.

I learned carpentry for this! [groans]

[groans] Ow.

So, I'll waitress, bartend, mop.

Whatever you want.

- Great. You're hired.

- Yeah.

- It's all yours.

- Really?

I'm so excited to be part of the brewery

that makes Weiss Power. [laughs]

Oh, man. Yeah, you gotta get out of here.

You gotta go.

- [speaks German] You gotta go.

- Sorry, was that German?

Oh.[speaks German]

Go, go! You thought speaking German

was gonna get her out?

- Go. You have to go. You have to go.

- Please!

Okay, well, it's not super glamorous,

but we are looking for someone

to clean out the kegs.

The pay is not great,

but at the end of the day,

you can take a growler home with you.

But can I leave a growler?

You!

You're the guy who sh*t on the street!

Oh, yes, good day, Senator.

How are the racehorses?

- You gotta get the f*ck out of here.

- No, no, no.

- What?

- He intrigues me.

Feel free to check out my references.

Jeffrey Epstein.

He's like a sex trafficker of some kind?

- Hmm. He's an island man.

- [Adam] Oh.

Also, I can type three words a minute.

Eighty, if the word is "shits."

- "Shits"?

- [man] Yes.

Gentlemen,

as I'm relatively new to this process,

any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

You're not getting the job.

I'll see you soon.

Perhaps we'll have a doughnut

in the break room together

and b*tch about Carol.

If you need me, I will be in the alley.

Okay.

We're hiring him, right?

[in German] I don't care whose scrotum

I need to suck on,

but I need this job!

[in English] What's he saying?

He's saying that he's going to be

a team player and work very hard.

- Yes.

- Truffle, you're hired.

Oh! [laughs]

That was really easy. Next!

No. My That's Why would

You think that's a good idea?

Okay, guys, so I will not be paying taxes,

because I'm a church.

Just FYI.

Another thing, guys, I cannot actually

carry too many things with my hands.

I will require some fresh pockets.

My guess is

we'll be probably paying you in pockets.

So when do we continue the interrogations?

It's not an interrogation.

It's an interview.

Like the bright light,

bright light, the machete.

You know, good cop, rude cop.

Hey, how's it going, boys?

- Sabrina, hey.

- Who are you? Sit down!

This is Sabrina, our distributor.

Uh, Warren O'Brien.

Exec VP, Tempest Brands.

I distribute several beers

for Warren's firm,

and I thought, you know,

he might be interested in Rodman's.

No, no, I'm more than interested.

I mean, you guys are small,

but your growth for the past two quarters

has been outstanding.

I want to make an offer.

Great. How many cases

can we put you down for?

All of 'em.

He wants to buy the brewery.

You want to buy the brewery?

I'm sorry. I'm still confused.

Who are you exactly?

Tempest Brands produces and distributes

a wide array of adult beverages.

Now, primarily, we've focused on wineries.

[laughs] He sells grape juice.

But I'm wildly excited to be heading up

brewery acquisitions.

We acquire regional names

and then we transform them

into international iconic brands

with minimal rightsizing.

We love minimal rightsizing.

We talk about it all the time.

- Right, bud? Minimal rightsizing.

- Yeah. Except we don't know what that is.

Look, the best way to sound stupid is

to pretend that you're smart.

Look, guys,

I know this is a lot to take in,

but if you become part of Tempest,

you still get to run the brewery

as an independent subsidiary.

We'll leave you alone.

Except for some minor technical things

we need to work out.

- Small issues.

- [Adam] Mm-hmm.

Listen, your beer's incredible,

but the brewery's a mess.

- No, I know.

- I could stand to hear some more of that.

All right, listen. Take a look at this.

Take your time. Think about it.

- Get back to us. Let us know how you feel.

- We don't need to think about it.

Give me a pen. We'll take it.

Someone teach me how to write.

I'm speechless.

No, wait, I got two words:

- Holy f*ck.

- Yeah.

"Holy f*ck" is right.

It is a really good offer.

Just like that, the rich get richer. Mm!

Chuy, we're not rich.

We can maybe pay off

some credit card debt,

and I am going to purchase

some new underwear.

Okay, we don't know for sure

that we're even taking the offer.

We have to take the offer.

Even Friar Lucas agrees.

Stop saying "we."

Ooh, and both of our lipsticks

are currently exposed.

Hey, Adam's right.

We shouldn't rush into this.

Yeah, things are great now, okay, guys?

You don't want to rock the boat.

You guys are just worried new ownership

isn't gonna let you drink for free.

- No! I love this place.

- We just care about you.

[Jack] Yeah.

- Being here with little Beethoven.

- [Jack] Yeah.

- Chuy.

- The girl.

- [Matt] Jesus.

- Okay. Private meeting, please scram.

Cool.

Why wouldn't you take the offer?

I have spent my entire life

perfecting my beer recipes, okay?

I don't need some mega corp coming in

and tweaking them

to increase sales or something.

Okay, I thought they said

you'd be independent.

If nothing's changing except cash

in the bank, why not take it?

I will not be pressured

into taking a deal.

Though I will say,

I would make a great rich person.

I'm already, like, basically there.

I own, like, four monocles.

I don't care what you guys do,

as long as you get someone else

to clean that lauter tun.

Oh, I'll help you.

It's the least I can do for you

letting me stay with you.

Last night when he was sleepwalking,

he took a big old fat sh*t in my sink.

- [Wilhelm] Oh.

- It looks just like a Belgian urinal.

- That's not what they look like.

- They do when you're intoxicated.

Oh, tight. [chuckles]

I'm really proud of you guys.

Well, mostly you.

Thank you. Seriously, it means a lot.

And I'm gonna get Adam on board.

I don't know how.

- Yeah.

- Oh.

- This is for you.

- [Sarah] Me?

What is it?

It's an advance on the bonus you will get

when this deal closes.

- [gasps] Oh, Will, I know.

- I could not have done this without you.

I am fully aware, but holy sh*t.

This is really generous.

Hey, this is definitely enough.

- Enough for what? [laughs]

- Enough to start my own business.

- What?

- [Sarah] Yeah.

Uh, after this whole UCLA incident,

that we should never talk about

ever again,

I'm kind of like, "f*ck college,"

you know?

- [Will sighs]

- I'm good at this sh*t.

And with this bonus, thanks to you,

I finally can do it.

That's not what the bonus was for, but

- I think it's great.

- [laughs]

What type of business

are you gonna start?

I don't know. I'm really thinking, like,

a self-defense class

for kids and women in Long Beach.

I'm trying to take a break

of this whole "man" thing.

- [laughs]

- Long Beach? Wait. That is very far away.

Yeah, I know. I'd move there.

[sighs]

I think that's great.

Yeah.

[sniffs] Oh, my God, Will.

- No, that wasn't me. I did not squeak.

- Oh.

- What? Squeak? Who says that?

- I'll tell you later.

[groans]

[speaking German]

- [Chuy] Oh, hey. Um

- [Wilhelm gags]

The pig farmer dude hasn't showed up in

a few weeks to pick up this spent grist,

so I've been putting it in here.

No, Chuy, you can't do that.

It'll get moldy.

"Get"? I'm sorry, I'm out.

Will, you're on your own.

- No, Sarah! Solidarity

- [Sarah] No!

I love it.

This smells just like an undergarment

I own.

I ordered it from the internet.

Fix this before they come for inspection.

Ugh,

I need an emergency eyewash for my nose.

Wilhelm is wrong. Mold is a gift from God.

Some of the best cheeses have mold

in them.

Want to know what else you can do

- with moldy, spent grist?

- [Chuy] What?

I'm getting an idea.

- Mmm. Oh, yeah. Oh. [inhales]

- Aww.

That wasn't the idea.

- Oh, Chewbacca

- Yeah.

Come hop in this Millennium Falcon

with me.

[groans]

Adam, you got a second?

Okay.

I left out one major caveat.

I knew it. You want me

to brew a light beer, don't you?

Why don't you just drive on out of here?

Or better yet, just run me over

with this car.

It's about your brother.

We did our research, and we realize

who the real brewmaster in the family is.

I'm flattered.

Can't say I'm surprised,

but I'm flattered.

Wilhelm doesn't really fit into

our long-term plans for Rodman's.

He's rude to customers.

He showers with the hose you use

to clean the kegs.

And somehow he got banned

from the state of Oregon?

Yeah, I didn't

I hadn't heard any of that.

We have slightly higher standards

in our brewing.

But he's my brother.

But we see Rodman's

as a one-brewmaster operation.

You have full control.

Think about it.

- And, Adam

- Yeah.

Lose the monocle.

[Chuy] Ha ha! [mutters]

- Oh, hey, Sarah.

- Yo.

I heard you wanna be

an entrepreneur like me.

Maybe we should do something together.

Or maybe we should start

an entrepreneur society

where we go to strip clubs and get

all f*cked up, like real businessmen.

Have you been to Bell's Gym?

Chuy, how do you spell "entrepreneur"?

How do you spell it?

Chuy, okay, you cheat on your time card,

you have 20 different side hustles

while working here,

and last week, you "borrowed" every keg

of our Late Checkout Pilsner,

so I am gonna pass.

[loud bang]

sh*t.

Oh, my God.

[Truffle gulps]

[coughs] I'm trying to drink

through both holes at the same time.

[sniffles] I think it's like mastering

a Rubik's Cube.

Once I have the skill, I'll be able

to do it in under six seconds.

Uh, I need to go.

Tight.

[Truffle grunts] Oh, Scheiße!

Looks like we're going a*s-to-mouth.

[chattering]

I really appreciate younot bringing

your own beer to Angel City again.

Because that was weird.

What are we talking about here?

We talking a little brotherly biz?

A little business cha-chang?

Somehow, you're more annoying

when you're happy.

Yeah, but I'm happy, so gives a sh*t?

What's up?

This place

This is what you wanted

Rodman's to become?

Yeah. It has everything.

I mean, the beer is great.

The hang is awesome. It's always crowded.

Yeah. You just described Rodman's.

Yes, I did.

We have a really good thing going,

and I don't want it to change.

Hell, yeah, man, why would it change?

We're not gonna let this thing

change us one bit.

- To selling our brewery.

- We're not selling the brewery.

- Classic Adam.

- No, no, I'm serious. I turned them down.

[stammers] No, that's impossible. How

Did you talk to them?

They were shocked, but I told them

I don't wanna ruin what we have.

They said they wouldn't interfere,

- but it's not worth the risk.

- Are you drunk?

You are only this sappy when you're drunk.

I actually enjoy making beer

with my brother.

I mean, I know that I hated it

when we first started,

and you were bad and unfocused

and derivative, and the things you'd do

- were kinda silly, and you made messes

- Skip ahead.

but now I like it.

Just the two of us,

without any outside influence.

You're an acquired taste,

like a Framboise lambic.

[laughs]

To making the perfect beer

and the perfect hang.

Adam, that's that's the nicest thing

you've ever said to me.

Dude, no, it it it is so much money.

Would it help if I put on

the stupid puppet contraption?

Yes, it would. Yes.

f*ck it. f*ck the major corporation.

f*ck big business.

The Rodman brothers are staying solo.

- Yes! Yeah!

- [laughs]

Let's not overdo it with the hug.

Don't make me change my mind.

Okay, so the festival started,

and we aren't even ready.

Where the hell's Truffle and Chuy?

That's what happens

when you promise bonuses, Will.

No incentive to show up at all.

Or you can do what Sarah did

and just quit.

Okay, you know what?

I'm still here, as*h*le.

Thank you so much for treating us

to your unpleasant small talk

for just a little longer.

By the way, what business

are you planning to go bankrupt in?

- Hmm. A self-defense class for kids.

- Oh.

But then I remembered I don't like kids.

And I really don't like self-defense.

I just prefer pummeling people.

So you're not leaving?

Oh, no, no, no,

I'm still starting a business.

I'm just thinking smoothie shop now.

As a seasoned pro of the food and beverage

industry, don't do it. It's a b*tch.

My rauchbier display is all ready to go.

[clears throat]

You know, couple hundred years ago,

this was just how beer was made.

The kilning process was done

over a flame of logs.

That's how it got

that rich and smoky taste.

Oh, wow. And my small talk's unpleasant?

Will, will you make sure he doesn't

bore the customers into leaving?

Who could get bored with the Trink?

- Whoo!

- [Adam groans]

Wow. You know, the Tempest really can't

buy you two out soon enough. [scoffs]

- Funny she should mention that.

- [Wilhelm] Mm-hmm.

Hey, so we were gonna talk to you

about this after the beer festival,

but, um, since you brought it up

- [sighs] we decided not to sell.

- [laughing]

Okay, yeah, okay, you guys are idiots,

but you're not that dumb.

- [laughs] Okay.

- Oh, my God, you really are that dumb.

We have a good thing going.

We don't wanna ruin that.

- Let's not overdo it with the hugs.

- No, you do not have a good thing going.

You have a terrible business model,

made worse by the fact

you two can't get on the same page.

Usually,

two opposites complete each other.

Together, you two don't even make

a normal person.

[sighs] Okay, you guys,

you have an incredible opportunity

to save yourself

from your stupid-a*s decisions,

and you just say no?

f*ck this. I'm out.

- No. Bye, Sarah.

- Hey!

- No, don't go.

- See you later.

Can I at least give you a goodbye hug?

[sighs]

- Oh! Ow! Will!

- Sorry.

You know what? Forget this.

Hey, don't worry about her, buddy.

We don't need her.

Now tell me how this stupid thing works.

What are the rules?

It's very simple.

Drink as much as you can

and spill as little as possible.

Just like life.

Excuse me.

Why does Rodman's Brewery have two tents?

Or are you trying to rip off the real one?

Sorry, if you're seeing two Rodman tents,

you're, like,

cartoon-level drunk right now.

No, it's way over there.

Just just saw it.

[crowd cheering]

- [clamoring]

- Cheers!

- Oh, sh*t!

- [Sabrina] Oh.

Well, you blew your chance.

We turned you down.

I've met some total idiots

in the brewing industry,

but they're all like rocket scientists

compared to you two.

You can't just take our business.

Well, you can when it's set up so poorly.

- We trademarked the beer names.

- Ha ha!

You know, see, here's the funny thing

about trademarking a beer.

You have to actually submit

the trademark application.

Yes, which we did. We filed it properly.

But I did find yours very impressive.

- That's not my handwriting.

- That's clearly your handwriting.

I particularly like the little spaceship

you drew on the back.

- [laughs]

- Those are our beers. You know

Good luck trying to replicate them.

I can't even do it half the time.

I'm no brewmaster, but aren't there, like,

four ingredients in beer?

It's nearly impossible

to patent those recipes.

But good luck for us, these guys know

exactly what they're doing.

- Hello.

- What's up, guys?

What the hell?

[Sabrina]

Yeah, it was pretty simple for our lawyers

to cut a deal with Chuy

and Truffle. [laughs]

For they are the new face

of the new and improved Rodman Brewery.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

Also, they've offered me pockets

with zippers,

a technology I thought was years away.

Chuy, I can't believe this.

Told you guys I was a businessman.

I just had to do the opposite of you.

You played us like a fiddle.

The fact that you stole all this out

from under us, though,

just shows how right I was to love you

in the first place, so respect.

I'd rather work for you guys,

but I need a job, man.

The a**l bottle is mine now.

As is Friar Lucas.

Friar Lucas! Here, boy. [whistles]

I'm even losing my dog?

Yes. He was only on loan

from the monastery.

Should've just taken the offer

when we had a chance.

I'm sorry, what the f*ck

are you talking about?

This is all your fault.

My fault?

Yeah, the only reason I backed out of it

'cause I was trying to protect you.

Protect me from what?

Tempest only wanted me, okay?

No. They wanted both of us.

I told them to tell you that

so that it would stroke your g*dd*mn ego.

What?

Morons.

- So this was a f*cking setup?

- [Wilhelm] Yeah.

I figured it was the only way

to convince you to sell.

You know, you'd gloat, be classic Adam,

and then I would go to Tempest

and pretend to beg for them

to let us work together.

I didn't think they were gonna steal

the f*cking brewery!

I was trying to do the right thing

for once, okay?

And now I look like a f*cking moron.

I will never be nice to people again.

Okay. Ow, you f*ck!

[Wilhelm] No, f*ck you!

- [Adam] Your shitty beard!

- [Wilhelm] Ow!

Look, I don't understand

why you wouldn't just stop me

from backing out!

Yeah, I was going to, and then you said

all that sh*t at Angel City,

and I didn't give a f*ck about the offer.

I just wanted to brew beer with you.

You f*cking moron.

You got confused by your own lie!

- f*ck!

- [Wilhelm] Get that sh*t out of my face.

Cicerone!

[crowd] Cicerone!

It's "Cicerone"!

[man] Hey, there's a fire. Fire!

No, it's not a fire.

It's just my rauchbier display.

Are all those flames from that, too?

[both] Scheiße.

No, no, no, no, no! Come on!

It feels very fitting.

- Somehow, this is your fault.

- How?

Does this ring a bell?

I am never working with you again.

[sighs]

[Wilhelm] No, no, no, no, no!

What? What's happening?

No, no, no!

Guys, guys! Hey! No, this is my brewery.

You can't do this.

[power tool whirs]

What? No, no, no! Everyone stop, okay?

This is This is Rodman's.

I'm Rodman's, okay?

[stammering] The Rod Guzzler, that's me.

The p*nis on the wall, that's mine, okay?

You can't just take that from me.

No. Hey, please, you can't do this.

My name's still on the lease.

Not anymore.

- [coughs]

- You had some health violations,

so we ripped up the lease.

No. Okay, look. This isn't my fault,

all right? You can't count this.

That's not my semen.

That's not Rodman semen.

You see how that makes it worse?

No, no. Hey, that's my stuff, guys.

Please, no.

- Oh, no!

- Go. All of it. Go.

[whimpers] That's definitely my semen.

[sighs, groans]

Look who needs a place to live now.

I have nowhere else to go, man.

Take that thing off, please.

[sighs]

Might as well make

one more horrible mistake. How about that?

Let's do it. Let's open another brewery.

How?

The advance I gave to Sarah

pretty much cleaned me out.

I could sell my stein collection.

- You'd do that?

- No, no. I'm done being noble.

[knocks] Hey-o! Can I interest anybody

in some Tempest brand beer?

[laughs] Too soon?

What are you doing here?

You come here to gloat?

Look, I've been racking my brain

about what kind of business I want

to start

that I actually see myself enjoying,

and every time, it comes back to beer.

Oh, wow.

You're gonna open a rival brewery as well.

Why don't you get the hell out of here?

- Why don't you sit the f*ck down?

- Okay.

But it's because I choose to.

Look, with the bonus, thank you,

and with everything I've saved up,

I was thinking of starting a brewery

with you guys.

- [Sarah laughs]

- Seriously?

Only if the three of us

are equal partners.

And I get to make the business decisions.

- Yes! Yes, yes, I'm in.

- [laughs]

A business throuple. I like it.

- But no guiches.

- Okay.

Enjoy these and then say goodbye.

We need to come up

with some new beer ideas.

I'm just really tapped out right now.

Yeah. I might be tapped out as well.

To get the creative juices flowing,

I have to be around another beer master

who loves and understands the craft

like I do.

No offense, but you guys don't get it.

So where do we go

to get some beer inspiration?

I know one place.

Scheiße.

[Wilhelm]

Ah, I've taken this path so many times.

- [grunts]

- [Sarah laughs]

What a surprise.

Welcome, my friends.

- [Wilhelm] Thank you, Brother Thomas.

- Sarah would love to be initiated.

- What?

- Oh! Bring out the waterpijp!

- [Sarah] What's a waterpijp?

- [Thomas laughs]

[theme music playing]

[beer cracks open]