Tuesday, April 24

The Great Beer Delivery

Question time with James. Remember Tim?He’s the guy in the UK who sparked all this off. Well his mate James was the first to stick his hand up for the mission. He and Tim go way back and there was no way that James was going to leave a mate in distress on the other side of the world. Being a Project Manager type, James has been working with us here at Speight’s to suss out some of the details of the journey. Are you REALLY taking a pub all the way to London?Yep. Seriously?Yep. How do you plan to do that?We’re going to chuck it on the back of a boat, and head up to London via Samoa, Panama, the Bahamas, New York and then across the Atlantic. How long will it take?We've done some calculations and figure that it’s going to take quite a while to get the pub to London. About 10 weeks, give or take. When are you leaving?Hopefully late July, cunningly timed so we’ll get there during the World Cup. You beauty. Sounds good. Do you need a hand?Hell yeah. I’m going to need 3 good keen crew to help me get the job done. What’s my end of the bargain?Mostly you’ll need to concentrate on being a good bastard, and making sure the beer gets to London – we can’t let the team down.Other than that, the guys at Speight’s want you to tell them each day about the adventures you’re having. They’ll put all that stuff on the website so that our mates at home and in the UK can follow the journey (and keep a close eye on the precious Speight’s we’re delivering). Maybe we’ll get some coverage on telly too. What happens at the end of the trip?Don’t worry, the team at Speight’s won’t leave us stranded in the UK – unless of course you want them to. They’ll fly you back to godzone, or give you some cash to kick-start your OE. And of course how does the idea of some free Speight’s sound? How do I apply?If this mad enterprise sounds like a bit of you, fill out the registration form and the team from Speight’s will be in touch. Want to know anything more? Drop James a line.
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