| The 30 Rack Challenge |
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| "You can not drink 30 beers in 24 hours." -Miguel Munoz |
| "I will drink 30 beers in 24 hours." -D.J. Sullivan |
| GENNY LIGHT TYPE: Light Lager 1st INTRODUCED: 1978 CALORIES: 96 ALCOHOL CONTENT: 3.6% by volume CARBOHYDRATES: 5.5 gm PROTEIN: 1 gm FAT: 0.0 gm CHOLESTEROL: 0.0 gm SODIUM: 40 mg |
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| Rules 1) You must drink 30 cans of beer in 24 hours or less. 2) Each competitor will have his/her own cooler containing his/her 30 rack. Finished beers will be placed back into the cooler upon completion and are subject to a final count by an impartial judge. 3) If you boot, you will be assessed a penalty; 1 beer penalty - most boots, consisting of 1 or 2 heaves or mostly food. 2 beer penalty - a larger boot, containing more liquid volume. 3 beer penalty - reserved for extreme cases (ie, dropping a full funnel) penalties will be assessed by a jury of your peers. Penalty beers will be taken from the "penalty box" which is a community cooler. Finished penalty beers will be thrown away and will not count towards your total. 4) Acceptable brands of beer as of 11/30/04 are Genny Light, Natural Light and Busch Light. 5) You may eat anything. 6) There is only one start time. Those arriving late will deal with the time constraint. 7) Drinks other than your 30 Genny's do not count towards your total. You are welcome to consume as many jager bombs as you like at the bar, but those are on your personal tab and do not count toward the cube race. |
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| Other Info: 1) Yes, this is a race. Although there is also pride in finishing. 2) Although, this competition, by its nature is doomed only to create more arguments than it solves, we must go through with it because we are men and we need to prove that we can drink more beer than our friends. |
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| Date and Time TBA |
| Busch Light Introduced in 1989, Busch Light is already the 8th best selling brand in the United States. It contains 95 calories and 3.2 carbs per 12-ounce serving. |
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