The State That Drinks The Most Beer Isn't California Or Texas
You might think that the people where you live drink a lot of beer, but they probably don't even come close to the most suds-submerged state in America.
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You might think that the people where you live drink a lot of beer, but they probably don't even come close to the most suds-submerged state in America.
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