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Quoted: She did not like the "frat boy image" she sure did a good job of getting frat boys to stop buying the product. How does she propose to replace that sales volume is the next question. Selling beer at a lose is not the answer. But that seems to be the plan. View Quote She sure liked behaving like a frat boy when she was in school... |
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These steps will help us maintain focus on the things we do best: brewing great beer for all consumers, while always making a positive impact in our communities and on our country.
They quit encouraging mental illness and body mutilation already? |
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Quoted: Not sure if this was posted yet, just stumbled across this epic thread https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/moving-past-controversy-anheuser-busch-plans-to-recover-losses/ So they haven't learned their lesson yet View Quote Holy shit, they're going to stick with the business-as-usual model and just hope that the controversy eventually goes away. Attached File The financial bloodbath will be epic. The top spot that Bud Light now holds is most certainly gone, but if they keep this up they may drop to #3. |
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I'm sure it will all just go away now that they're planning on recovery.
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Quoted: I saw this posted in another thread, it is well worth the 20 minutes to watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExXEiMz5Z38 View Quote |
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I've always thought lacrosse is a pretty viable football substitute, or sportsball alternative generally. There's contact, but not routine brain-damaging contact. There's more scoring than hockey or soccer, it's fast-moving like basketball, there's a lot of passing involved that requires skill to both throw and catch (like baseball). The men on the field are more well-rounded athletes, almost like a team of QBs and TEs.
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Quoted: I've always thought lacrosse is a pretty viable football substitute, or sportsball alternative generally. There's contact, but not routine brain-damaging contact. There's more scoring than hockey or soccer, it's fast-moving like basketball, there's a lot of passing involved that requires skill to both throw and catch (like baseball). The men on the field are more well-rounded athletes, almost like a team of QBs and TEs. View Quote Attached File |
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Quoted: What if the brand is sold at rock bottom price to an American company that knows what is right? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: AB might be able to course correct if they launch a new ad depicting a very traditional blue collar family. Dad comes home from a long day at his blue collar job. Wife opens the door and he's greeted by the kids running up to hug him. They go inside and mom promptly hands dad a bud light and he sits in his chair and talks with the kids while mom goes to the kitchen to make dinner. Maybe even depict a Bible, crucifix or rosary in the background. A few million in donations to family oriented charities/organizations wouldn't hurt. They could film a Klan style Rally where they burn that Dylan tranny freak alive at the steak and I wouldnt drink their beer if it was free. You dont win by capitulating to pandering. You win by putting your vanquished foes heads on sticks outside your city wall. What if the brand is sold at rock bottom price to an American company that knows what is right? It’d be funny in that scenario if Trump bought it. Imagine the turn around in sales and how butthurt it’d make the left. |
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Quoted: Wharton school of business and Harvard.......pay attention! One of your graduates took a 4.6 BILLION DOLLAR iconic American beer brand, applied her woke ideology you instilled in her, and sank it with a single ad. That "education" cost how much? View Quote Attached File |
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I keep waiting on the stock to start to show a big hit, lost $4/share last week. And tomorrow is Monday……..
Cheers boys! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Also, I don't want people to think I'm gay. Help me with a modification of a phrase: "It is better to have people think that you are queer than drink Bud Light and remove all doubt." Needs more rhymey parts. Like this: It's better to have people think That you are queer Than for people to see you Drinking Budweiser beer Burmashave. Attached File |
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Quoted: The screws are down hard: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/187127/Screenshot_20230514-135309_Chrome_jpg-2816538.JPG View Quote Bud and bud light are still exactly the same price today as they were before all this around here. |
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Quoted: All of that, plus, I've bought my last miller. Yuengling or PBR. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: So, I’m curious. How committed are you guys? If they run sales back to 1989 prices, are you gonna stack it deep? Or will you abstain, no matter how low it goes? Hypothetical example: Bud Light 30 pack price slashed to $5 Yuengling 24 pack $21 PBR 24 pack $18 I'm a poor but I would buy Yuengling & PBR not Bud even if it was priced like that. Principle. Also, I don't want people to think I'm gay. All of that, plus, I've bought my last miller. Yuengling or PBR. Don't know why you guys all want to drink PBR. It's owned by San Francisco venture capitalists. |
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Quoted: Bud and bud light are still exactly the same price today as they were before all this around here. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The screws are down hard: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/187127/Screenshot_20230514-135309_Chrome_jpg-2816538.JPG Bud and bud light are still exactly the same price today as they were before all this around here. |
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I think it’s a trend at this point.
I found out this weekend that some serious blue collar drinkers I know that they have stopped buying AB. They drink at least a case or two a week since forever ago. They’ve been drinking the same AB product for decades and I thought they’d never switch. They gave up that AB beer and found a regional light beer they like better. AB won’t ever be getting them back. I was then in my local bar that has an attached liquor store. They’ve never been one to have product placement items. First, the waitress put down some new AB promotional beer coasters for us. Second, I noticed three pallets of various AB products taking up a good portion of the liquor store’s floor space with very clear promotional signage. My assumption from those things is their AB distributor is trying desperately hard to promote AB products, and might even be offering some really good incentives for bars and retailers. Lastly, I know a friend of a friend that is a bartender for a very conservative dive/biker bar. According to what I heard, customers stopped ordering Bud branded beers but instead unknowingly ordered other AB products. The bartender apparently made it very well known they were still drinking AB beer by mocking the customers. He’s apparently got everyone away from AB products now. The next quarterly report will be very telling. |
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Quoted: The meeting is scheduled for 2:00 PM eastern. All field reps are required to return to their respective terminals for a mandatory teleconference at the same hour. I'm not sure if the meetings are the same or separate for the reps. Things are way worse for AB than they are allowing the public to know. I got this info from a person I know that orders for a bar. His rep told him this a short time ago. I wonder if it's the official death of Bud Light? Congrats to all. I'm doing my part too. I've loved AB Light pilsner beers for decades. Not anymore...or ever again under any circumstances. View Quote Consider avoiding all the other brands owned by Anheuser-Busch too. You can find a nice graphic online showing them all. |
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Quoted: I figured out a Harvard degree was of negative value about 5 years ago. Unless you goal is to bring in an insider at the upper level from The Hunger Games (which sometimes IS thr goal), you circular file and move on. Not a good education, and very broken ideologically. If you want a solid cost effective professional team member to do thier job well, stay the fuck away from shit like Wharton and Harvard anywhere on that resume. Even Federal judiciaries are figuring that out - refusing to take similar ivy league damaged goods, as they are shitty workers with broken philosophy who don't do their jobs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Wharton school of business and Harvard.......pay attention! One of your graduates took a 4.6 BILLION DOLLAR iconic American beer brand, applied her woke ideology you instilled in her, and sank it with a single ad. That "education" cost how much? I figured out a Harvard degree was of negative value about 5 years ago. Unless you goal is to bring in an insider at the upper level from The Hunger Games (which sometimes IS thr goal), you circular file and move on. Not a good education, and very broken ideologically. If you want a solid cost effective professional team member to do thier job well, stay the fuck away from shit like Wharton and Harvard anywhere on that resume. Even Federal judiciaries are figuring that out - refusing to take similar ivy league damaged goods, as they are shitty workers with broken philosophy who don't do their jobs. I strongly agree with the highlighted sentence, and it is widespread, not just limited to Harvard. The ideological beliefs they receive in these Universities are especially damaging because they don't reflect reality -- they reflect what the woke wish reality would be. This results in delusion - which is going to inevitably cause problems for them (and the companies they work for). |
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Who in there right mind thought, let's get this freak to advertise for us? Surely this will appeal to beer drinkers.
Veiw at your own risk because it makes me want to puke. [youtube]shorts/Ld5ySuUPBAY[/youtube] |
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Quoted: Bud and bud light are still exactly the same price today as they were before all this around here. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The screws are down hard: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/187127/Screenshot_20230514-135309_Chrome_jpg-2816538.JPG Bud and bud light are still exactly the same price today as they were before all this around here. |
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Quoted: I think one of the lessons here is that telling people to boycott and why doesn't work. Everybody deciding at once "fuck those fuckers" does work. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: This is the first time we've truly employed our economic power as a team. I like the results so far, and we're not done. We should do this more often. And by that I mean all the fucking time. Boycotts work. If the people who actually have the money employ them. Everybody deciding at once "fuck those fuckers" does work. So revolution can't be formulated and organized like a community rummage sale; it must arise spontaneously and be fueled by the convictions of the oppressed. Somebody famous probably said something to that effect at some time in the past. |
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AB isn't ready to throw in the towel just yet. They are not in tune with America in the least. It took a lot of arrogance to kick off that campaign. Such an attitude is going to die an ugly death before they get humble.
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Quoted: Wharton school of business and Harvard.......pay attention! One of your graduates took a 4.6 BILLION DOLLAR iconic American beer brand, applied her woke ideology you instilled in her, and sank it with a single ad. That "education" cost how much? View Quote “iconic American” Destroy anything that’s an American icon is the agenda. There’s no counter party to this agenda. That is what’s really interesting you can’t point fingers at the Dems and say they did this alone. |
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Quoted: So, I'm curious. How committed are you guys? If they run sales back to 1989 prices, are you gonna stack it deep? Or will you abstain, no matter how low it goes? View Quote |
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Quoted: I've always thought lacrosse is a pretty viable football substitute, or sportsball alternative generally. There's contact, but not routine brain-damaging contact. There's more scoring than hockey or soccer, it's fast-moving like basketball, there's a lot of passing involved that requires skill to both throw and catch (like baseball). The men on the field are more well-rounded athletes, almost like a team of QBs and TEs. View Quote You are also describing indoor arena soccer (MASL), which hardly anyone watches, unfortunately. |
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Quoted: I think it’s a trend at this point. I found out this weekend that some serious blue collar drinkers I know that they have stopped buying AB. They drink at least a case or two a week since forever ago. They’ve been drinking the same AB product for decades and I thought they’d never switch. They gave up that AB beer and found a regional light beer they like better. AB won’t ever be getting them back. I was then in my local bar that has an attached liquor store. They’ve never been one to have product placement items. First, the waitress put down some new AB promotional beer coasters for us. Second, I noticed three pallets of various AB products taking up a good portion of the liquor store’s floor space with very clear promotional signage. My assumption from those things is their AB distributor is trying desperately hard to promote AB products, and might even be offering some really good incentives for bars and retailers. Lastly, I know a friend of a friend that is a bartender for a very conservative dive/biker bar. According to what I heard, customers stopped ordering Bud branded beers but instead unknowingly ordered other AB products. The bartender apparently made it very well known they were still drinking AB beer by mocking the customers. He’s apparently got everyone away from AB products now. The next quarterly report will be very telling. View Quote It would be cool if he posted a list of what beers AB/INBEV owns, so his customers could make an informed choice. |
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Quoted: Who in there right mind thought, let's get this freak to advertise for us? Surely this will appeal to beer drinkers. Veiw at your own risk because it makes me want to puke. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ld5ySuUPBAY View Quote She's spot on. Look at the Dylan's Nike sports bra TikTok. It's like he's portraying a showgirl caricature with this overly huge grin. If it actually were a woman doing it, you'd be wtf. |
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Quoted: I strongly agree with the highlighted sentence, and it is widespread, not just limited to Harvard. The ideological beliefs they receive in these Universities are especially damaging because they don't reflect reality -- they reflect what the woke wish reality would be. This results in delusion - which is going to inevitably cause problems for them (and the companies they work for). View Quote For over a hundred years, Ivy League colleges and more importantly their alumni, have been shaping their own reality. They have the money and the power to do so. The real fools are those of us who work regular jobs and pay mortgages and pay car loans to feed the enormous money system they have created to siphon all the money out of our economy that gives them power. |
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Quoted: Who in there right mind thought, let's get this freak to advertise for us? Surely this will appeal to beer drinkers. Veiw at your own risk because it makes me want to puke. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ld5ySuUPBAY View Quote It appeals to the money lenders and the power brokers. JP Morgan Chase, BoA, Wells Fargo, etc... And Blackrock and Vanguard - the people with money to invest. The people who use yours and my own 401k money to destroy our great way of life. Are you sure this campaign will help us sell more beer? |
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I thought AB wanted to kick out their “frat boy” customers. Shouldn’t they be celebrating their success?
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Quoted: The rebate idea, another fail. https://twitter.com/stclairashley/status/1657589626859581440?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1657589626859581440%7Ctwgr%5E2510966d115837e7c73417b93896c85b508f72fd%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-40854367191841339045.ampproject.net%2F2304262219000%2Fframe.html View Quote Attached File AB is practically trying to give the number one selling brand of beer in the US away with a $20 rebate. That means the boycott has had much more of an effect than they are letting on. It also means that it's piling up and they have to move it before it goes out of date. It's scared. |
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I'm sure some will buy at the give away prices, but many still won't. They are in a bit of a pickle! |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/440308/FwDw-yJWYAAXpuv_jpeg-2817406.JPG AB is practically trying to give the number one selling brand of beer in the US away with a $20 rebate. That means the boycott has had much more of an effect than they are letting on. It also means that it's piling up and they have to move it before it goes out of date. It's scared. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The rebate idea, another fail. https://twitter.com/stclairashley/status/1657589626859581440?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1657589626859581440%7Ctwgr%5E2510966d115837e7c73417b93896c85b508f72fd%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-40854367191841339045.ampproject.net%2F2304262219000%2Fframe.html https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/440308/FwDw-yJWYAAXpuv_jpeg-2817406.JPG AB is practically trying to give the number one selling brand of beer in the US away with a $20 rebate. That means the boycott has had much more of an effect than they are letting on. It also means that it's piling up and they have to move it before it goes out of date. It's scared. Has anyone been checking the date on stacks of cases / 12 packs / 6 packs to see just how close it is to the "expired" date? I haven't been to a store in weeks, may have to just cruise through a store or two on the way back from the gym just to see if the locals are still buying. |
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Quoted: At this point, they could just park an 18 wheeler of expired beer near a homeless camp and give it away. It would be cheaper than shipping it back to AB. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Also, I don't want people to think I'm gay. Help me with a modification of a phrase: "It is better to have people think that you are queer than drink Bud Light and remove all doubt." Effectively all the Bud like this now: https://images.barrons.com/im-779610?width=639&height=426 Maybe homeless would buy cheap Busch: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fv9WS2VWYAEce5K?format=jpg&name=large A mail in rebate could be problematic for homeless. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fv8L7AyWYAMptXH?format=jpg&name=medium At this point, they could just park an 18 wheeler of expired beer near a homeless camp and give it away. It would be cheaper than shipping it back to AB. Whats funny though is that would be bad for brand too.. "Bud light, the official drink of homeless schiizophrenic bums" IIRC Harvard was about to play Yale in thier annual football game and went to the yale studen store and bought hundreds of t-shirts, hats, ect, and handed them to the homeless for 3 weeks prior. The town was LITTERED with people in Yale shirts looking like homeless people... |
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Quoted: The screws are down hard: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/187127/Screenshot_20230514-135309_Chrome_jpg-2816538.JPG View Quote $3.49 a case is sooo cheap! If the store does not sell out super quick AB is so screwed over this. A $15.00 rebate is insane but if close to expiration date it is understandable. |
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I was in the local grocery store on Sunday morning after restock. All beers were fully stock, and Bud Lite was at the normal price of $26 for a case of 24.
(Fort Worth) Local pizza & pasta place said they have not experienced any decline in Bud Lite sales. Upper middle class area. |
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Quoted: I was in the local grocery store on Sunday morning after restock. All beers were fully stock, and Bud Lite was at the normal price of $26 for a case of 24. (Fort Worth) Local pizza & pasta place said they have not experienced any decline in Bud Lite sales. Upper middle class area. View Quote |
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