World Series of Beer Pong 6 - Zach + Geanah's Wedding

I met Whitney (left picture) online after she added me as a friend on Facebook. She saw the Last Cup movie and wanted to become friends. We agreed to team up as the Brew York Blackouts (she's from New York, I'm from Brew City) for the Co-Ed tournament at O'Shea's on the night of Day 2. We had signed up weeks in advance, but then my friends from Madison, Zach and Geanah decided to get married that night. Since a wedding is more important than a game, I did not play in the tournament. I really wanted to though, because I felt like I had something to prove after my dismal showing in the WSoBP tourney. But I still went to watch Whitney and Mary (and their respective partners) play that night.

Whitney and Mary were really nice and it was great to hang out with some of my fans. I wish that I could have stayed longer but apparently someone of my stature is in high demand. Despite being a large person, I have yet to master being in two places at once, so I couldn't stay.

O'Shea's is a hotspot for people on the cheap, which is why beer pong players flock here during the WSoBP. But tonight they also had another reason to be here as the Bpong officially sponsored Co-Ed tournament took over the casino by storm. This was the place to be.

Mary played with Mark and I watched them as well. I was pretty drunk so I don't recall the outcome of either of their games, but it was important that I was there to support them. At the end of the day that's all that matters anyhoo. Or at least that's what I think.

I forfeited the $25 entry fee and allowed Chris to take my place in the Co-Ed tournament. It pained me to lose money and also not play beer pong, but I had bigger and better things to do that night. Believe you me. But at least I was able to stick around and watch a few games.

Zach and Geanah had been dating for several years and always intended to get married. This was their first time in Las Vegas and decided to get hitched while they were out here. And I was invited to be a part of their special night. They had rented a limousine to take them from the Flamingo to the wedding chapel and I was able to secure a seat. Being a movie star does have its' perks after all. But I wasn't the only one.

I have been in a limousine plenty of times but the best one was when my Uncle Gary got me one for the Last Cup movie premier in Milwaukee so that I could travel there in style like a real movie star. Today was really cool too though because I've been in a limo in Las Vegas, so I got to check that one off of my list. Hummel and Sara also got to ride in style and we headed towards downtown to Cupid's Wedding Chapel.

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