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He said their core was fratty types. Never drank BL so what do I know?

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I was going to throw in the Hispanic construction worker but shade tree mechanic works, too. You get the gist, though - this paid promotional partnership with Mulvaney has alienated and turned off the former core consumer of BL. The "fratty" comment was a nod to the idiot marketing veep who's wrecked an entire brand and doubled down with her publicized interview.

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Am I the only one hoping these genius marketing execs relocate to other woke companies that need a little help destroying themselves? Those that have flirted with jumping off the ledge but just need a little push?

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I have a list if she is looking for new career opportunities.

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Am I the only one hoping these genius marketing execs relocate to other woke companies that need a little help destroying themselves? Those that have flirted with jumping off the ledge but just need a little push?

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it only goes so far.

eventually even the outraged will get tired of being outraged.

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dreyOO said:

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Am I the only one hoping these genius marketing execs relocate to other woke companies that need a little help destroying themselves? Those that have flirted with jumping off the ledge but just need a little push?

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I have a list if she is looking for new career opportunities.

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Pretty sure she's being kept on BL payroll and promised lots of $ to be the silent scapegoat.

I've been looking for nationwide July 4th, 2022 beer sales figures by brand but can't find them. Would be cool to compare to 2023.

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Jaw Dropping Stats - Reports of Bud Light Memorial Day Sales Dropping -60% as Brand Boycott Continues https://t.co/o6Ea2ryvyl

— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) June 6, 2023

You hate to see it, but more than that…

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You love to see it.

Anyone see the new commercial with the Chicken fried song? Time to go back to appealing to straight white people

LarryElder said:

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Anyone see the new commercial with the Chicken fried song? Time to go back to appealing to straight white people

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That's actually a few weeks old now and was an immediate channel change.

LarryElder said:

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Anyone see the new commercial with the Chicken fried song? Time to go back to appealing to straight white people

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I've seen the folds of honor campaign the last few days. It's just insulting at this point and I hope CEOs take notice in the broader culture wars. What is it so difficult about making your product cheaper and better than your competitors?

Recent picture from local United grocery store.

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I expect the "DOWN 60%!!!" reporting is way overblown, but the best we can do is keep the pressure up.

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"Overblown" as in their sales being down more or less than 60%? Not saying you're wrong, just seeking a clarification.

Was the 60% drop retail or B2B?

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"Overblown" as in their sales being down more or less than 60%? Not saying you're wrong, just seeking a clarification.

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When most of the numbers being reported are approaching 30% down yoy, the 60% outlier leaves me skeptical. I'd love for it to be true - I'm just reserving my hope until i hear similar numbers from multiple sources.

I'd expect to see a LOT of smoke from distributors if the fire was "end of the beer" bad (suing IB, layoffs, jumping ship to competitors, repainting trucks, ordering new uniforms, etc) rather than just "won't ever recover" bad.

I wouldn't be surprised if retail numbers were down closer to 50%, but their monopoly at some sports and concert events probably get them closer to 20% down overall. I just see so little movement at grocery and convenience stores around me.

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I wouldn't be surprised if retail numbers were down closer to 50%, but their monopoly at some sports and concert events probably get them closer to 20% down overall. I just see so little movement at grocery and convenience stores around me.

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I'd love to know the breakdown between retailers (grocery/liquor/convenience stores) and sports and concert events.

I've got to think the former heavily outweighs the latter but I suppose if they're still selling a ton of it at MLB parks all over the country MAYBE that could keep the number from getting too high but I've got to think LOTS of middle America types frequent MLB (and minor league) parks so they would avoid it there just as easily as they've been avoiding it in retail.

Now if AB has exclusive deals with some parks that could help them but even in that situation they likely would just go for MU or another AB product instead of BL (even if they knew it was still helping AB but they just needed a beer that badly).

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I think I've actually grown used to this, sadly. When I get a ****load of free Karbach thrown my way, it takes a while to go through it.

I just "meh," and move on unless it is totally skunked beyond repair.

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Here is their dilemma. They have beer going bad on the shelfs. They need to replace that beer with the same amount of beer or give up precious shelf space. Then that beer goes bad because it's not moving and the cycle repeats. They can't get out of this vicious circle.

If you ever drank expired beer, you can definitely tell. They are in a pickle

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Im curious what their internal supply chain looks like. I could see them switching to LIFO model and abandoning some beer to spoil in their warehouses.

A large volume will need to be dumped at some point because the only way to get around the overnight downshift in sales is to drop production BELOW consumption rate to burn through the excess, and that's not something their "let's hope it blows over" strategy coupled with a downward trend would've set them up to do (even if favorable purchasing agreements allow them to deviate that quickly).

Give it to 3rd world countries and the kids can drink it with their 2009 Texas National Champions t-shirt and other similar collectibles.

Outrage only lasts so long. But changing a purchasing decision when many other options exist is EASY. I've reminded my wife recently not to be so outraged. Not worth her aggravation. Just select different stores…swiping a CC never felt better

Download PublicSq. app or similar to help narrow your shopping decisions.

AB would have a hope at redemption if they were owned and operated by Americans. They sold out, then really sold out, and deserve no more money from Americans who are against pedophilia, grooming, and child sexual mutilation.

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Recent picture from local United grocery store.

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That's a lower price? Beer sells in 30 packs here in Arizona. Coors, Miller, etc have gone up in price from $19 to $21 for 30?

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VaultingChemist said:

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Recent picture from local United grocery store.

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That's a lower price? Beer sells in 30 packs here in Arizona. Coors, Miller, etc have gone up in price from $19 to $21 for 30?

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That's not a good price in Houston. The last case of Miller Lite I bought we right under $20.

TX_COWDOC said:

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This thread brings me so much joy!!

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METOO# Ahahaha 1st thread I look for!

aggiedata said:

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Here is their dilemma. They have beer going bad on the shelfs. They need to replace that beer with the same amount of beer or give up precious shelf space. Then that beer goes bad because it's not moving and the cycle repeats. They can't get out of this vicious circle.

If you ever drank expired beer, you can definitely tell. They are in a pickle

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Good point. While I admit to not knowing much about it all, their sales numbers will show a decline, due both to volume decreases and price decreases. It would not surprise me it the reported numbers start to emphasize volume in some way (gallons are barrels "brewed" or delivered to retailers) to turn attention away from the dollar numbers.

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Twelve 16-ounce cans marked down 30%.

$30 packs suck for retailers, the margins on that package are terrible. I hate markets where 30 packs are the rule instead of 12-18-24s.

As an Az consumer I love them.

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VaultingChemist said:

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Recent picture from local United grocery store.

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That's a lower price? Beer sells in 30 packs here in Arizona. Coors, Miller, etc have gone up in price from $19 to $21 for 30?

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United consistently has some of the highest, if not the highest prices in their market.