A crew of Brewer fans stress-tested the MLB “Spaghetti Policy” at Am Fam last night.

First things first, ‘Beer Enjoyer’ aka @YungGiamatti is a fantastic follow on Brewer Twitter. If I’m to base his entire life on his Twitter posts, and why wouldn’t I, he enjoys two things: Brewer baseball and cheap beer. He went semi-viral on Opening Day for discovering that there are a few spots at Am Fam Field that sell $5 cans of Hamm’s. That same day he also gained attention because he orders his Hamm’s with a wedge of lemon that he places under the popped top. Never heard of that but it sounds refreshing and borderline healthy.

Also: He looks like he wrote his career paper on becoming the 2-Fisted Slopper:

And he succeeded.

Anyway, I think most people know that you can carry just about any food or drink into Am Fam Field, with the exception of Hamm’s or any other alcoholic beverage (WINK).

So this crew went to the game last night, and basing the move off of an It’s Always Sunny episode, they tested whether or not they could bring in an entire spaghetti dinner:

Mission accomplished. Ziploc bags of noodles, sauce, meatballs, they even had a bag of Parmesan.

Related: Is it a coincidence that the most Italian player on the squad, Sal Frelick, had his first good game in a month last night? To quote your uncle on Thanksgiving after a few glasses of the sacrament: There are no coincidences.

PS: Back in the day, you actually could bring beer into County Stadium for Braves games:

We used to be country. A proper country.