Are both okay: Why don't we go grab a beer or something. VS Why don't we grab a be

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Are both okay:

Why don't we go grab a beer or something.

VS

Why don't we grab a beer or something.

Do they mean different things?
 
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The first means we'd have to go elsewhere for said beverages.

The second could mean they're already on the premises.
 
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