First...35" MTRs start working at 8psi as Vince said. 5-6 is better for more traction. 4 even works well in snow. Anything lower and they get too mushy but hey some of us like that. Below 8 you do have to watch the beads a bit. Of course new tires act differently than broken-in ones, I like to run low pressures first to break them in and after while you can use a bit more psi with enough sidewall flex.
Second, I did see Vinny go backwards quite well few times. The Jeep would always take Vince "where he wanted to go". Some say he's a damn good driver. I say the Jeep was way more capable than the monkey behind the steering wheel.
Isn't the 7 slot machine just a go-cart Vince? I'm sure it is. But I bet it's faster and more economical than my Jeep
Third, typical Czech Lager like the Original Budweiser (now called Czechvar), not the crap sold here, or any decent beer should usually be served at 7 deg C. Anything cooler than that kills the taste. The only time I'll drink an ice cold beer is if its 30+ and I'm on a beach by the ocean somewhere or in the desert. I may even put a slice of lemon in the one called Corona as it's more like a lemonade anyway. Lemon or anything else in any other beer ruins both the lemon or whatever and the beer. Only people that don't understand beer put anything in it. Proper Lager or Pilsner style beer is a meal on it's own, no fruits or veggies necessary.
And you're on for a cold one in your garage. Maybe this week?? I'll give you a call.
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