and thank you josh for droppin tha knowledge

Q1: bangs=awesome!
Q2: one big tooth, but pray you don’t get a cavity!

One thing that struck me from reading the comments, though, is that I think the irony of the show was lost on some viewers. Streeter and Sarah know just as well as Gary where Portugal is, and were appealing to their CH demographic by being silly about it.

blah blah blah typical holier-than-thou-bull”

Wow. I’m not exactly sure if you understand this show at all. What’s the catchphrase again? Changing the wine world? Because your attitude reminds me of every wine snob I’ve ever met. If it doesn’t suit you, then it just isn’t good at all, is it? If you don’t think it’s funny, they just need to “shut up”. That’s not a reasonable thing to say, and the only reason you would is because your horse is so high that you’re starting to lose oxygen to your brain.

Also please rewatch more episodes of the show and take note of how often Gary goes off and talks about things not related to wine. He’s notorious for going off on a tangent about random things that get brought up, often having to catch himself. Notice that he was the one who kept going on about the punching thing. But seeing as he’s a wine drinker, and these “snarky college kids” aren’t, it’s easy to see why you’re so bias.

Gary knew what he was getting bringing on CollegeHumor guys. He didn’t bring them in to get their expert opinions on wine. He didn’t bring them in because of his love affair with their boss. He brought them in to expand his user base. Much like how he wants to expand people’s palates in wine drinking, he also wants to expand the show’s palate so to speak by bringing in different people. How is it changing the wine world if he’s just preaching to the choir? And obviously Gary agrees with me because he even brought in Jake and Amir, who had even LESS to say about wine.

I honestly have to stop reading comments on this site, because I feel like a lot of you go against everything that Gary says this place is about. It’s like this site was trying to be about changing the wine world, but a bunch of wine elitists found out about it through the grapevine and ruined it. I know not all of you are like that, but it is a major turn off for the crowd that Gary is trying to bring in. When J&A came on he got a huge amount of people coming in to the site, but a lot of them saw the nasty comments and felt like they weren’t wanted. So I have to congratulate you Smiddy, for attempting to undo what the owner of this blog is trying to accomplish for the wine world. It’s rare to see such dedication towards an antithetical view from one who claims to be a fan of something.

Too bad Gary said Connecticut was the “…like the worst place ever..” for real Geevee? Show us some love, we invented the hamburger.

Overall I think the episode was very entertaining, even though I kind of wanted to see the college humor folks be a slight bit more serious about what they smelled or tasted in the wines that they were introduced to in this episode.

Back in the day, the rule for the jinx game was that the jinxed person couldn’t speak until someone said his or her name. Since Sarah almost immediately called Streeter by name, the jinx was lifted and there was no need for Streeter to stay silent.

Bangs = sexy
Big tooth