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Sound Opinions is supported by the Goose Island Beer Company. For over 20 years, Goose Island has been brewing their iconic 312 beer for the best moments in our city. It's a Chicago thing. This month, we're asking listeners to go to soundopinions.org and leave us a voice message on the most Chicago thing you've ever seen or experienced.

sound opinions is supported by the goose island beer company for over 20 years goose island has been brewing their iconic 312 beer for the best moments in our city. It's the Chicago thing. This month, we're asking listeners to go to soundopinions.org and leave us a voice message on the most Chicago thing you've ever seen or experienced. Most Chicago thing that I've experienced is two years ago, I opened a coffee shop here in Philadelphia. And it just so happens in my neighborhood, we have a number of customers who are from Chicago. My favorite guy was in Rogers Park, huge Cubs fan. And during the season, it's so fun for him to come into the shop after a Cubs game and listening to Pat and Ron and sharing great stories about the jokes they make and what happened in the game and what PCA did and whatnot. It's a lot of fun. 312 beer. It's a Chicago thing.