Let me preface this by saying, this has almost nothing to do with beer. Almost.
The other night, while cruising in the CR-V, I had the radio tuned to WAMC, our local public raio station, and was listening to American Public Radio's Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal. They were doing a story on the slow moving, but gradually opening job market in the U.S. The story featured a young woman who recently graduated with a degree in veterinary medicine, but was having a very difficult time finding a job in Oregon. She did eventually get one—her employer crediting her tenacity and the fact that she handed-out her résumé, in person, to every vet office in the Willamette Valley.
That's the point where I stopped listening.
Wil-AM-it—That's how you say it? For years, I've been referring to Willamette hops as Willa-MET hops. What else have I been mispronouncing? IPA is still eye-pee-eh, right? At least Lagunitas is nice enough to put the pronunciation right on the label.
The other night, while cruising in the CR-V, I had the radio tuned to WAMC, our local public raio station, and was listening to American Public Radio's Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal. They were doing a story on the slow moving, but gradually opening job market in the U.S. The story featured a young woman who recently graduated with a degree in veterinary medicine, but was having a very difficult time finding a job in Oregon. She did eventually get one—her employer crediting her tenacity and the fact that she handed-out her résumé, in person, to every vet office in the Willamette Valley.
That's the point where I stopped listening.
Wil-AM-it—That's how you say it? For years, I've been referring to Willamette hops as Willa-MET hops. What else have I been mispronouncing? IPA is still eye-pee-eh, right? At least Lagunitas is nice enough to put the pronunciation right on the label.
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