George Green turns on the propane burner and hits the pilot switch.
a flame would appear. ((George Green))
George Green grabs the hose and turns it on, aiming it in the bucket.
George Green begins to fill up the bucket with water. shutting it off afterwards.
George Green lights up a cigarette and waits around for an hour to finish boiling the potatoes.
George Green by now, the potatoes would be gelatinized.
George Green shuts off the burner and grabs the pot by the handles
George Green places a lid over the pot, and tips the pot a bit over the drain.
the potatoes would stay within the pot, while the liquid drains out. ((George Green))
George Green walks back to his still area.
George Green grabs the tall potato masher by the handle and begins to force it into the pot.
George Green lifts the masher up and down with both hands, mashing the potatoes inside.
George Green turns the burner back on and places the pot back on.
George Green grabs the hose, beginning to fill up the pot a bit again.
George Green shuts off the hose and tosses it aside.
George Green grabs a 2lb bag of barley from the side.
George Green cuts open the sack with his switchblade and pours the contents into the pot.
George Green grabs his stirring stick and begins to stir the pot occasionally over the next two hours.
George Green chills and listens to music while he waits.
George Green shuts the burner off and takes the pot off and rests it on the floor.
George Green places the lid on the pot and goes to smoke some crack, returning three days later.
George Green pulls the lid off and grabs the bag of yeast.
George Green pours some yeast into the pot from the bag he is holding, he'd eyeball the amount rather than be precise.
George Green puts the bag down.
George Green stirs up the mixture a bit with his stirring stick.
George Green grabs the copper still attachment and places it on the pot, sealing it on.
George Green places the pot on the burner and turns it on.
George Green brings the heat to 173° .
George Green places the measuring bucket under the still tap and begins to wait for the distilling process.
After the first two liters come out, George would discard the liquid down the drain. ((George Green))
The rest of the liquid would distill, ((George Green))
George Green shuts off the burner and wheels the dolly over to the bucket.
George Green pushes the bucket on and begins to wheel it to the cabinet.
George Green sets the dolly down and opens the cabinet.
the cabinet would be filled with bottles of various sizes and types, baby bottles, water bottles, alcohol bottles, etc. ((George Green))
each bottle would be half full with water. ((George Green))
George Green kneels down and begins to grab bottles, and uses a funnel cup to fill them up the rest of the way.
after each bottle is full of 50/50 water + vodka mixture, he'd have about 50 bottles of vodka. ((George Green))
George Green places the bottles in the cabinet.