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A local city worker has immediately cleared his evening schedule the moment an ice cold schooner touched his lips this afternoon.
Mickey De Santis, a local graphic design and signage specialist from Betoota plains has just felt a thick plume of steam roll up the back of his shirt and out his collar.
“AAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH” he says.
“That’s pretty fucking good”
With maybe a few half-hearted social events sitting there with different friends and family, Mickey has already fired off a few texts to the mates that he knows will be down.
“Well the post silly season lull is over, I guess” he says to one of our reporters.
“I went pretty straight for a while there. Like a week or so. I’ve got a bit of a sting aye”
While his first schooey this arvo was actually with his work colleagues, he’s pretty willing to bet that if he buys his boss another one of those tastey craft beer things he likes, they are all gonna be given the rest of the day off.
This means Mickey can jump ship and meet his mates at a pub that he actually likes drinking at.
“Who’s on?” he says to his mates in their Friday arvo group chat.
“I reckon I might let the dogs out tonight, just quietly”
