And so if I was to open this up open this door up then some molecules, of course, are going to be bouncing around, bouncing around. And some of these things might kind of bounce out.

Give me that pitcher.

They broke someone's pitcher.

Take the jug to the cellar.

Take the jug to the cellar.

I filled the jug to the brim.

Signor, this jug is empty.

I think I'll help myself.

Bottle of beer.

Brew.

You filled the pitcher to the brim.

They filled the jug to the brim.

Come and get this pitcher. I want some more water.

How's the jug holding up, Pierre?

A jug fills drop by drop.

I dropped the pitcher and it broke.

Give me a piece of bread and some water.

Beer calculator

Do you want some beer?

Do you want a beer?

Have a beer.

Couple of schooners.

A mug of mild and bitter.

Couple of beers.

Come on, have a little beer.

Wanna beer?

Would you like a beer?

Three beers!

And beer.

And in fact, you might have some molecules that get knocked right out. So it's going to happen constantly. But overall, what's going to be the net difference?

For the sake of Allah, don't take the water in a jug!

She breaks my pitcher and eats my food.

Bring her a chair and a bowl of water

In the Kargopol museum, for example, stands a clay pitcher, presented to the museum by the descendants of a guard who appropriated a prisoner's parcel a pitcher full of honey.

Two beers, please.

I'm dying for a beer!

He was drunk on beer.

There's no beer here.

Tom asked for a beer.

Let's start with beer.

Let's go have a beer.

Let's get a beer.

What about a beer?

Another beer please.

Buy him a beer.