To Kill Time Podcast · TJ VanBuren, Kain Wilder, Dylan Freeman

E72 Talking Beers and WWE To Kill Time

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Coors Light, Miller Lite, and Bud Light get ranked against Coors Banquet and Miller Genuine Draft.

1. To Kill Time Podcast episode 72 centers on beer rankings, vaping flavors, and wrestling talk from TJ and Cain. 2. TJ and Cain host the episode as the two main voices, and they reference a third co-host who could not join because of a microphone problem. 3. The episode works as a loose hangout about what they actually drink, what they vape, and what they watch. 4. The beer section starts with Pabst Blue Ribbon, Corona, Modelo, Miller Lite, Bud Light, and Budweiser. 5. Cain says he started on PBR because it was cheap, while TJ says he moved through Corona and Modelo before changing tastes. 6. The hosts also mention Coors Light, Coors Banquet, Coors Original, Heineken, Mick Ultra, and Budweiser Platinum. 7. A long beer stretch covers Miller High Life, Miller Genuine Draft, Blue Moon, Molson Canadian, and Coors Banquet as the hosts compare what they would actually buy. 8. The vape discussion includes Orange Fucking Fab, Sour Apple Ice, vanilla, and an old blue pen from college. 9. They describe quitting attempts, drunken vaping, and why some early disposable vapes tasted bad despite having nicotine. 10. One recurring workplace memory is the code phrase “oranges out of the walk-in,” which they used around a parent at Powers. 11. TJ and Cain also compare orange, tangerine, lime, and clementine as beer garnishes. 12. The most specific beer argument comes when they stop to verify Coors Original and Coors Banquet with a live Google search. 13. They also talk about Miller Genuine Draft as the “heavy version” of Miller Light and say it is hard to find. 14. The conversation jumps to weird public behavior, including a Nashville man with part of his skull caved in and a woman peeing on Broadway. 15. Wrestling enters after TJ says the Mr. McMahon documentary made him want to get back into WWE. 16. The hosts mention Friday Night SmackDown in Nashville, ticket prices around $40, and the old WWE split between Raw and SmackDown. 17. The tone is casual, rapid-fire, and full of sidebars that move between topics without a formal interview structure. 18. The pacing feels like two friends trading stories, checking facts on air, and interrupting each other with jokes. 19. Listeners who like beer talk, WWE nostalgia, and loose banter. 20. Listeners wanting a tightly structured interview or one-topic deep dive.

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