Zach Mack

Zach Mack

@zmack.bsky.social

Bar & restaurant owner, writer, podcaster, 40x wedding officiant

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Interior designer: "And so when we install the half screen on the shower instead of a full cover, you want the water to..." Any European, nodding aggressively in agreement: "Cover every square inch of the bathroom floor. Absolutely."

Spirits writer friends are probably already aware of this, but let it be known: Mariah Carey has an Irish cream line, and I’m lowkey obsessed with it.

Maybe it’s just me, but I have a hard time believing Massachusetts would let a place like Widow’s Bay exist (assuming it must be Maine)

“Tim Knuckles? Tim Holes?” - my wife in Toronto for the first time trying to remember the name for Tim Horton’s donut holes, TimBits

Every day feels like such a bummer lately, and then a massive crowd shows up to your bar to watch something this awe inspiring all together. Had no idea how badly I needed this.

Sitting here on a Thursday night in 2026 *desperately* trying to convince my wife that this one Real Housewife of Rhode Island owns a serval

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Here's a great read about Mack and the Peoples story, written by my pal John Harry: www.goodbeerhunting.com/blog/2020/7/...

goodbeerhunting.comBeer for the People — How Wisconsin’s First Black-Owned Brewery Took on the Entire Beer Industry — Good Beer Hunting1933 marked the end of Prohibition’s 13-year reign in the United States. It was also just the beginning of a period of great upheaval in the country that would go far beyond beer. After Prohibition’s...
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Theodore Mack, Sr. led a group of investors to purchase Peoples Brewing Company in Oshkosh, Wisconsin in 1970. Peoples became one of the first black-owned breweries in the US. #BlackHistoryMonth

You think you're managing the holiday insanity well until you walk into a bodega and hear something called "Santa, Check Your DMs" playing. And you start spiraling, hard, just before "Santa Left Me On Read" comes on next.

Every single word in the sentence builds the incredulity until you get to the "Tina Brown" part

The New York Times@nytimes.com

In @nytopinion.nytimes.com King Charles III “may be the last man standing who can exude global gravitas in the dumpster fire of our digitally dominated world,” Tina Brown writes in a guest essay.

There is a 70% chance I’m about to spill 16 quarts of sauerkraut in my car while trying to navigate the FDR. And it’s not even the weirdest thing that’s happened to me today!

The trend of SEO-able recipe names needs to end yesterday. I’m officially giving everyone permission to invent titles: No more “lemony, dilly, Greeky chicken.” Now it’s “Chateau Cosmo Grillade.” It’s “Charles River Surprise.” Pull your head out of your asses and let’s go!

Opening weekend for Inception with a packed house during the previews, a trailer comes on for a movie with people trapped in an elevator. Room is quiet enough to hear a pin drop, it looks good and suddenly: “From M. Night Shyamalan” bleeds on screen. *Every* single person in the theater groaned.

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Got me thinking.. What's the strongest reaction you've seen an audience member have to a scene in a cinema? During the birthday party scene in SIGNS I saw a whole row of young women literally throw their popcorn in the air like a cartoon.