101-year-old WWII veteran credits longevity to......

[The_Professor]

.....daily Coors Light.
We're all going to die early.

Also

[Beer-lord]

God Bless him----------no matter what!

[John Sand]

By my math, we'll live to at least 200.

[Kealia]

Hopefully all the Coors Light I drank in college will extend my life a bit.

Here are my thoughts:
I had to read this three times because each time I swore it said "garbage". Power of suggestion, I suppose.

"He gets his Coors Light from the garage beer fridge.....”

This sounds like something that Coors asked them to say for publicity/marketing or the guy that said is it hoping it will get their attention.

“The bluer the mountains are on the can, the better,” Bob added.

I just saw an article last week that said this was the first year there was not be a survivor from the USS Arizona on hand for the moment of silence at the memorial at Pearl Harbor. There are only 5 still alive and they are in their 90s. The one that was going to make it was told by his doctor he should not travel. This article this morning just reminded me of that one. It struck me as both sad and comforting. Sad that we will likely soon lose the remaining survivors, but comforting in the thought that they may soon find peace.

Cheers to everybody that served, was family of those that served, or those who have in any way supported those that served.