Sure, that could easily happen. But the point remains the C-suite sets the tone, priorities, and overall culture such that a mid/senior manager could run with something like this and believe they're totally aligned with C-suite expectations.YouBet said:MemphisAg1 said:Unfortunately it's an indication the C-Suite is so drunk on their DEI garbage that they believe the rest of the world embraces it. The business manager for BL was a woman who quoted it was all about inclusivity. Sounded good to them in the moment, but reality can be a harsh wake up call.Flying Crowbar said:I hope you are correct, but I read about so many dumb decisions like this by various companies that it makes me wonder. You could see the reaction from BL's customer base coming from a mile away, and yet someone still gave the campaign the green light.MemphisAg1 said:Lol, I've spent plenty of time in the C-suite in the last 15 years and it's probably more like "what the **** were you thinking? Do you know how much this is costing us and our shareholders?"Flying Crowbar said:
It would not surprise me at all if the conversation inside the C-suite goes along the lines of, "We were right, it's just that the country is full of bigots who aren't ready for the message."
We'll see. If they double down on their stance, you are right. If they pull back, then it's a sign that smarter heads prevail. Just so stupid. And of course it was driven by their focus on "inclusivity."
One thing the C-Suite responds quickly to is money. Many of them would rearrange their values if it meant a higher stock price. Anything can be rationalized, which is how they got here in the first place.
Frankly, I'm enjoying the pushback on woke-ism even if it means I just gave up a favorite beer. I'll take that trade... there are many more beers out there.
I'll play Devils Advocate a bit here as someone who has also spent plenty of time in the C-Suite and upper levels of management. AB released a statement a few days ago that said senior leadership (minus the Marketing VP) were not aware of this campaign.
That could absolutely be the case. Most people don't realize how completely out of touch the C-Suite can be with anyone or anything below their immediate direct reports. Even if they are getting that information passed up to them in status reports or some form of recurring status meeting a lot of that stuff is going in one ear and out the other. There is so much information to absorb and process at that level that this could easily have gotten lost in the noise or there was some other larger fire to put out or whatever.
Im not saying this is what happened but it EASILY could have. Ive seen stuff like this happen more times than I count. That being said I won't be drinking AB products, granted I don't drink them anyway so Im already ahead.
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No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
I actually never saw him drink any in his videos, he just held it while acting like an idiot
An ad campaign targeting a very tiny fraction of the beef drinking population, so small in fact that it is statistically a non-factor tells you that this campaign was not about increasing beer sales. The fact that people rejecting BL understand that and you don't is telling.Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Go ahead and make yourself a big purchase, sport.Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
I think I'll pass on that particular stock tip.
Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
It might be a long while (if ever) to recapture most of us former Bud Light drinkers. Buying stock now might be a very risky bet…
Let me explain advertising to you. It's designed to make you want to buy a product by stoking positive emotions in you through associations with what you see in the ad and the product being pitched.Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
The vast majority of beer drinkers do not associate positive feelings with a trans activist. Quite the opposite. And that is why this affiliate marketing effort backfired.
Trump will fix it.
Being "inclusive" doesn't require that you highlight the fringes at the expense of the middle.
A campaign that would have worked better would have been to include Dylan in some sort of montage ad with lumberjacks, truck drivers, athletes, dancers, mailmen, etc.... to highlight that "our product is for everyone".
A simple ad would be to start with a backyard bbq and have someone pass a bud light from one person to another, then pass another one to someone else, but then transition that someone else to a different venue with different people. Continue in that vein for a few people and if you wnat to include some obviously lgbt people in that montage, then do so.
That would show the "inclusivity" they are looking for without the in your face mental illness that Dylan Mulvaney presents.
A campaign that would have worked better would have been to include Dylan in some sort of montage ad with lumberjacks, truck drivers, athletes, dancers, mailmen, etc.... to highlight that "our product is for everyone".
A simple ad would be to start with a backyard bbq and have someone pass a bud light from one person to another, then pass another one to someone else, but then transition that someone else to a different venue with different people. Continue in that vein for a few people and if you wnat to include some obviously lgbt people in that montage, then do so.
That would show the "inclusivity" they are looking for without the in your face mental illness that Dylan Mulvaney presents.
Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Sales fell 4% last week?
How does corporate have any idea how sales are impacted at Joe Bobs bar and HEB in real time
Those numbers mean nothing
Generally agree but I've seen people go rogue and do some stupid **** before.MemphisAg1 said:Sure, that could easily happen. But the point remains the C-suite sets the tone, priorities, and overall culture such that a mid/senior manager could run with something like this and believe they're totally aligned with C-suite expectations.YouBet said:MemphisAg1 said:Unfortunately it's an indication the C-Suite is so drunk on their DEI garbage that they believe the rest of the world embraces it. The business manager for BL was a woman who quoted it was all about inclusivity. Sounded good to them in the moment, but reality can be a harsh wake up call.Flying Crowbar said:I hope you are correct, but I read about so many dumb decisions like this by various companies that it makes me wonder. You could see the reaction from BL's customer base coming from a mile away, and yet someone still gave the campaign the green light.MemphisAg1 said:Lol, I've spent plenty of time in the C-suite in the last 15 years and it's probably more like "what the **** were you thinking? Do you know how much this is costing us and our shareholders?"Flying Crowbar said:
It would not surprise me at all if the conversation inside the C-suite goes along the lines of, "We were right, it's just that the country is full of bigots who aren't ready for the message."
We'll see. If they double down on their stance, you are right. If they pull back, then it's a sign that smarter heads prevail. Just so stupid. And of course it was driven by their focus on "inclusivity."
One thing the C-Suite responds quickly to is money. Many of them would rearrange their values if it meant a higher stock price. Anything can be rationalized, which is how they got here in the first place.
Frankly, I'm enjoying the pushback on woke-ism even if it means I just gave up a favorite beer. I'll take that trade... there are many more beers out there.
I'll play Devils Advocate a bit here as someone who has also spent plenty of time in the C-Suite and upper levels of management. AB released a statement a few days ago that said senior leadership (minus the Marketing VP) were not aware of this campaign.
That could absolutely be the case. Most people don't realize how completely out of touch the C-Suite can be with anyone or anything below their immediate direct reports. Even if they are getting that information passed up to them in status reports or some form of recurring status meeting a lot of that stuff is going in one ear and out the other. There is so much information to absorb and process at that level that this could easily have gotten lost in the noise or there was some other larger fire to put out or whatever.
Im not saying this is what happened but it EASILY could have. Ive seen stuff like this happen more times than I count. That being said I won't be drinking AB products, granted I don't drink them anyway so Im already ahead.
However, I would side with you and say the tone for DEI here has been set which means this person felt or was enabled to go do this.
Trump Jr. says to knock off the boycott and the company is conservative leaning
So? People, other than the Trump cult, don't do something simply because Trump or one of his kids says to.Dan Scott said:
Trump Jr. says to knock off the boycott and the company is conservative leaning
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
Dan Scott said:
Trump Jr. says to knock off the boycott and the company is conservative leaning
Guess we know who AB's latest paid influencer is.
The "boycott" is a shot across the bow to all of corporate America. AB just happens to have chosen the wrong message at exactly the wrong time and is facing the backlash of a fed-up populace.
This needs to hurt to the point that it impacts the cultural conversation and corporate America's force feeding of DEI/ESG down the throats of the average citizen.
Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Anecdotal observations (including my own) are that bud light sales are down FAR more than 4%. More the inverse as in down 96% (or more TBH). But it's your money to lose so make that play if you really believe. Better and certainly safer play would be to invest in the brewing companies that market the potential replacement beers of choice.
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There are several more owned by the same company that owns Anheuser-Busch. That includes Corona and Guinness!Old_Ag_91 said:
Well said. And to your post i would like to add
Dont buy these beers unless youre ok with the A-B agenda:
All crap beer owned by AB:
Budweiser
Michelob
Rolling Rock
Busch
Shock Top
Natural
Johnny Appleseed
LandShark Lager
Better beer owned by AB added to the boycott:
Karbach (no exception for Rodeo Clown)
Goose Island
Blue Point
10 Barrel
Golden Road Brewing
Four Peaks
Elysian Brewing
Devils Backbone Brewing
Breckinridge Brewing
Wicked Weed Brewing
They supposedly own or control 250 brands of beer in the world, but some of those may be water (including Perrier and Nestle brand bottled water).
Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Pro-tip: your product will never appeal to everyone. Play to your base and try to recruit the outer edges of it. Don't piss off your base by contradicting the brand.
Bad move by Trump Jr here and shows he doesn't understand how the culture war works. You press them to do your bidding and then you press them some more. Don't stop until they double their donations to conservative causes. That's how the Left does it and so should we. Screw this surrendering because they gave us some money in the past crap.
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OK? I don't make any decisions based on what a celebrity says. **** AB.Dan Scott said:
Trump Jr. says to knock off the boycott and the company is conservative leaning
Once the beer leaves the brewery it's "sold" as far as AB or any other brewer is concerned. You're right the numbers mean nothing. When the distributors start informing the breweries to not send the trucks is when the real numbers show up. And considering the shelf life of beer, it won't be long to see the real impact.astros4545 said:Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Sales fell 4% last week?
How does corporate have any idea how sales are impacted at Joe Bobs bar and HEB in real time
Those numbers mean nothing
Good call
I concur, AB sales have fallen off a cliff.agent-maroon said:Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Anecdotal observations (including my own) are that bud light sales are down FAR more than 4%. More the inverse as in down 96% (or more TBH). But it's your money to lose so make that play if you really believe. Better and certainly safer play would be to invest in the brewing companies that market the potential replacement beers of choice.
Opalka said:No, she knows it and she's not shocked. AB is thinking "why not include EVERYONE". Why does it have to always be "either/or"? It was just an Instagram, not a full blown campaign or a commercial on national TV. Talk about "snowflakes"! So a national beer should only include groups that fit your own demographic?....that's ridiculous. All groups drink beer.Aggie95 said:just astoundingly stupid. Sales are in decline, you want to engage a younger demographic....so you choose to associate yourself with 1% (or less of the population)?!?!? There's no other way to generate interest from 21-30 year-olds? Really?Prosperdick said:So your sales are in decline so you decide to throw the drowning man an anchor...brilliant!DallasAg 94 said:The female CMO that approved the campaign said Budweiser had been in decline for years. She said its brand was too Fratty.powerbelly said:
Amazing how companies are willing to erode share-holder value in order to virtue signal. Executives should be removed for failure to uphold fiduciary duty.
Guess what... she just ended the Frat-Daddy brand.
Sadly, she is truly shocked that her beliefs are not the beliefs of 75% of America.
Incidentally, AB's stock was up almost 6% last month, but sales fell less than 4% this past week after the "outrage" that a trans person drinks Bud Light too. Looks like a stock buying opportunity to me, while I SMDH.
Market cap dropped by 4%. Not sales. Anecdotally, if sales drops are anything like initially believed by distributors based on consumption and orders, expect a 7.5%+ drop in sales. You don't want to know what that will do to an established company's Market Cap.
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Was just in HEB by Lake Georgetown. Miller Lite was wiped out. Coors Light had a few 12 packs left. That's it. Lone Star seemed to be close to bare as well. BL, Ultra, Natty, Busch, all looked untouched.
For what it's worth.
For what it's worth.
Was this not posted? AB CEO released a statement called "Our Responsibility to America"
Source from AB: https://www.anheuser-busch.com/newsroom/our-responsibility-to-america
NY Post article calling it "an apology flatter than a day-old Bud Light" https://nypost.com/2023/04/14/anheuser-busch-exec-offers-flat-apology-following-bud-lights-dylan-mulvaney-backlash/
Source from AB: https://www.anheuser-busch.com/newsroom/our-responsibility-to-america
NY Post article calling it "an apology flatter than a day-old Bud Light" https://nypost.com/2023/04/14/anheuser-busch-exec-offers-flat-apology-following-bud-lights-dylan-mulvaney-backlash/
Quote:
As the CEO of a company founded in America's heartland more than 165 years ago, I am responsible for ensuring every consumer feels proud of the beer we brew.
We're honored to be part of the fabric of this country. Anheuser-Busch employs more than 18,000 people and our independent distributors employ an additional 47,000 valued colleagues. We have thousands of partners, millions of fans and a proud history supporting our communities, military, first responders, sports fans and hard-working Americans everywhere.
We never intended to be part of a discussion that divides people. We are in the business of bringing people together over a beer.
My time serving this country taught me the importance of accountability and the values upon which America was founded: freedom, hard work and respect for one another. As CEO of Anheuser-Busch, I am focused on building and protecting our remarkable history and heritage.
I care deeply about this country, this company, our brands and our partners. I spend much of my time traveling across America, listening to and learning from our customers, distributors and others.
Moving forward, I will continue to work tirelessly to bring great beers to consumers across our nation.
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
There's a whole other thread on it
https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3373241
Come over and join the party. Just don't bring any AB products
Come over and join the party. Just don't bring any AB products
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Oh my b. I was only following one bud light thread
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
I'm old and don't care so I'll say it.
This prancing fairy who is splattered all over every f-in website or media represents in one freaky package the latest greatest culture war the left is waging on normal Americans who want themselves and especially their kids left the hell alone.
Bud light decided we needed more of it.
This prancing fairy who is splattered all over every f-in website or media represents in one freaky package the latest greatest culture war the left is waging on normal Americans who want themselves and especially their kids left the hell alone.
Bud light decided we needed more of it.
Pretty sure most of you don’t know me.
I would join the boycott, except that I've already not been buying Bud Light because I don't like its taste. Maybe if Shiner or Guinness goes woke, it would affect my life.
Kashchei said:
At the AAC for a Stars game. Took forever to find a non InBev/AB beer, but finally found some Tupps.
Go Stars! Now only if they had some playoff games on the weekend!
I remember when I used to drink Bud Ice simply because of the hockey commercials. My how times have changed
agent-maroon said:
https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3373241
Come over and join the party. Just don't bring any AB products
Did my part at Reed Arena tonight and bought Dos Equis. Please tell me that doesn't fall under AB as well.
johnnyblaze36 said:
Did my part at Reed Arena tonight and bought Dos Equis. Please tell me that doesn't fall under AB as well.
I heard Dos Equis was being rebranded as XY
The very woke company that owns Anheuser-Busch also owns Guinness.BonfireNerd04 said:
I would join the boycott, except that I've already not been buying Bud Light because I don't like its taste. Maybe if Shiner or Guinness goes woke, it would affect my life.
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