Truman42
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How about replying with "I work long hours in a less than enjoyable vocation to provide a comfortable living for my family and in the very least this should entitle me to the enjoyment of a weekly six pack and occasional session with friends. Home brewing is an investment that will reduce the cost of my inevitable consumption of beer by 5 times."
You cover moral and economical reasoning. Works for me.![]()
And yeah, I'd grab the kegs now at that price if you can get it past the wife without her busting your balls over it. Trust me, I know that it's sometimes not worth the emotional energy.
Edit: Also, my grandpa (who my wife really likes) attributes his youthful character to a daily beer or two, despite being 90 already! This seems to help too! Everyone knows an old fella doing well for themselves who drinks ber.
Yeh Ive tried that one already..I only drink 2 a day and some nights only one, but she thinks thats too much. I did three batches just before xmas and she thinks that should last for the first 3 months of this year.
Problem is when I dont have HB I go and buy two stubbies of a craft beer (usually Red Hill Scotch Ale) at $5.00 a pop so thats around $70 a week.
Mind you shes an online shop-a-holic.
Cheap crap from Deals Direct rocks up in the post almost daily and half of it is **** that doesnt last a month or more. But she agreed to cut that down if I do the same with HB so I have to stick to our agreement