HAVE A BUD LIGHT
WHILE I SUCK YOUR COCK
The beer industry in the US is definitely shaken to it's core over this. It's fun to watch it unfold actually. I made a good living selling AB products 25 years ago, and still follow the industry pretty regularly.Skans » 24 May 2023, 6:39 am » wrote: ↑ Dang! You're really on top of this - impressive. Both articles were interesting reads and at least let us know that AB-InBev has the wherewithal to sell a brand that is no longer adding much to their bottom line. Could be a road-map of things to come. I'd love to see AB sold off and go private again, hopefully under American ownership.
Just this morning I read a week-old article in Barron's about the InBev fiasco. Barrons tends to be a little to the left, but they have some good financial analysis and their stock/fund picks are more right than wrong. This article that I just read calls InBev a buying opportunity. While the writer acknowledges that the Conservative boycott (they got that wrong, it's amorphous groups of people who do not approve of woke, tranny nonsense) they believe the Bud Light, and AB-InBev will recover from this by the beginning of next year, 2024. You could tell the writer of the article wants InBev to recover.
Interestingly, the most telling part of the Barron's article on InBev was at the very end. It had a comparison summary of InBev's financial stats compared to other breweries. Now, keep in mind, the entire point of the article was to say InBev was a "Buy" right now. However, the one that stood out was Molson-Coors' numbers. M-C's P/E was only 2/3's that of InBevs, indicating that it is a substantially cheaper and more undervalued stock. It's earnings per share was substantially higher than InBev's and its dividend was about twice that of InBev's (InBev's dividend was about 1.4%, IIRC). So, you can imagine that I'm reading the article and then the cherry on top is this bit of information about M-C at the end!! The real buy is clearly M-C which has none of the bad news and corporate blundering that InBev has.
Another Beer here in Florida, and other States where it's available that has seen substantial sales increases as result of the BUD-Light Trannygate delima has been Yuengling... Their newfound revenue is helping them go from what was largely considered a regional Beer (east of Louisiana and along the coast), to expansion into more western state markets... The Troll ad they put out was simple & great ---- We are America's oldest brewery --- and Family owned -- because we make great Beer..RedheadedStranger » 24 May 2023, 6:37 pm » wrote: ↑ The beer industry in the US is definitely shaken to it's core over this. It's fun to watch it unfold actually. I made a good living selling AB products 25 years ago, and still follow the industry pretty regularly.
Read this story today...
https://www.foxnews.com/media/beer-indu ... val-lagers
It seems as though Molsen Coors and others are enjoying this immensely.
My God, man.Skans » 22 May 2023, 3:58 pm » wrote: ↑ Well, haven't you always wanted to hide your beer in the warm, damp woods like a squirrel so no one would be able to find them?
Sounds like an urban legend. It's a good way to alienate customers.impartialobserver » 22 May 2023, 5:29 pm » wrote: ↑ A local bar apparently played a gag on their patrons.. They simply put a new tap handle on the Bud light one, kept the price the same, and yet they had no problem emptying the kegs. Until that time though.. they were going through 1/3 as compared to the last year.
I sayit never happened.RedheadedStranger » 22 May 2023, 6:01 pm » wrote: ↑ I think it's interesting that an on premise establishment is having to hoodwink their customers into buying Bud Light, two months into this, to keep from taking a loss on their inventory.
When they put a false name on the tap (according to you), that's shoving it down their throats, fool.impartialobserver » 22 May 2023, 6:09 pm » wrote: ↑ If I was to like a beer and the owner was openly Conservative and made this known on his packaging.. I would still buy the beer. Open the can/bottle.. dump it in a glass, and throw the can/bottle away. How is it shoving it down their throats
That's right, queer. THEY have the choice - not you. Get over it.
LOL - they do like warm beer. I can't get my head around that. But, then again, I don't live in permafrost.

Can you describe for us what it feels like to have queer *** shoved down your throat?RebelGator » 22 May 2023, 6:06 pm » wrote: ↑ I suppose you'll never understand.....it's not anything to do with beer. The taste, price, or shape of the packaging is not what it's about.....shoving queer *** down the throats of beer drinkers and embracing wokeness has pissed off former customers.
Xavier_Onassis » 25 May 2023, 11:01 am » wrote: ↑ Can you describe for us what it feels like to have queer *** shoved down your throat?
No, we don't like warm beer, that's only the english pricks... I keep my beer in the fridge, like every sane person...Skans » 25 May 2023, 10:39 am » wrote: ↑ LOL - they do like warm beer. I can't get my head around that. But, then again, I don't live in permafrost.
SOUTHERN STYLE
Xavier_Onassis » 25 May 2023, 11:01 am » wrote: ↑ Can you describe for us what it feels like to have queer *** shoved down your throat?
It does seem to be an English thing.... It's not served 'warm", but at 55 Degrees, which is not cold either...Jantje_Smit » 25 May 2023, 11:39 am » wrote: ↑ No, we don't like warm beer, that's only the english pricks... I keep my beer in the fridge, like every sane person...
And it isn't tranny beer either..