Sam Adams Commercial
Takes place in the 1700's. A time of Sam Adams and the Son's of Liberty.
The main scene will be comprised of a harbor and a few ships with many crates on the decks. (Similar to a harbor in Boston, MA) There will need to be water in the background with the set looking like it's from the 1700's. As known, Sam Adams and the Son's of Liberty, dressed like Indians, marched to the Boston harbor and threw England's Tea into the water as a way to get back at wicked England. This skit, tells a different side to the story....

(Boston Tea Party Skit)
The Son's of Liberty and Sam Adams, dressed in the Indian outfits from an Indian ceremony re-enactment, are on their way home in the hot sun, thirsty, and craving some of Sam Adams robust Ale. Sam points the way to the harbor, and claims there are cases of his hearty ale on the ships that are docked. The men run to the ships, eager and willing, hop on and find the many crates on the ships. One by one, the men open the crates only to find they are filled with not ale, but tea. From anger, thirst, and frustration, the men toss the crates of tea into the harbor. After the harbor is filled with tea, one man opens up a case of Sam Adams on the dock the ships are at. The men are scene sitting in their outfits with a beer in one hand, and their thirst obviously quenched from a nice refreshing Sam Adams. The Scene shows them all then pans to the Tea in the Harbor. The final screen shows the Sam Adams Cap rolling on the screen then coming to a stop, and words in the back ground that says "SAM ADAMS: There's a little bit of history in everything"