— Anheuser-Busch (@AnheuserBusch) April 14, 2023
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
AB's best move rn is pay Joe Rogan $250 million to save the brand.
— Prison Mitch (@MidnightMitch) April 14, 2023
Spuds IDENTIFIED as a male dog.The Brazos Kid said:C@LAg said:no, the best move is to bring back spudsStat Monitor Repairman said:
AB's best move rn is pay Joe Rogan $250 million to save the brand.
everyone loves dogs.
Hate to break it to ya…
A real b****
This whole male/female thing been going on awhile now.
No that's a major fu to their customerOld May Banker said:
Yeah... that's a major "we ****ed up" letter.
i am ok with that.The Brazos Kid said:C@LAg said:no, the best move is to bring back spudsStat Monitor Repairman said:
AB's best move rn is pay Joe Rogan $250 million to save the brand.
everyone loves dogs.
Hate to break it to ya…
A real b****
This whole male/female thing been going on awhile now.
their apology was flat.Fightin_Aggie said:No that's a major fu to their customerOld May Banker said:
Yeah... that's a major "we ****ed up" letter.
No apology, no admission of doing wrong. Just we are so great for everything we have done and don't forget I served in the military
So just an entitled corporation saying you always bought our piss beer keep buying our piss beer and we will keep trying to broaden our base
They are the RINOs of beer
StoneCold99 said:— Anheuser-Busch (@AnheuserBusch) April 14, 2023
This is 100% confirmation that they were absolutely demolished sales-wise in the past week.
(Not that we didn't already know)
XXXVII said:
1,399 likes
5.4 MILLION views
JFC has there ever been a ratio this bad?
Space-Tech said:
Sales on the week are meaningless.
Stock is what investors care about. They are even on the week.
Notice how the CEO didn't mention that they are reevaluating their partnerships or marketing strategies.
In the end it is incredibly ironic that the "anti-cancel culture" conservative couldn't help themselves but beg for attention on tik-toc (something themselves want to ban right now) as they pour out bud light that they had bought themselves or run it over with a truck (Ford & Chevy both support lgbt+ policies) an replace it with Miller, who if anything has been pro-lgbt longer than any other brewery.
Get a grip. We are not going back to the 50's.
Ags4DaWin said:Stat Monitor Repairman said:
AB's best move rn is pay Joe Rogan $250 million to save the brand.
Joe Rogan is not a fan of the transgender thing mostly because biological men are fracturing women's skulls in MMA now and he equates it to domestic violence and sanctioned assault of women.
He wouldn't touch this with a ten foot pole.
Not even for 250 mil
Let's do the math: 1400 / 5400000 = 0.00026 = 0.026%XXXVII said:
1,399 likes
5.4 MILLION views
JFC has there ever been a ratio this bad?
How to destroy your brand with one simple trick🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/1TvEJyFSHR
— Doochebag (@MalcolmRenoldz) April 14, 2023
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— Big Ray Hernandez (@BigRayHernandez) April 14, 2023
That's because their distribution is good and their stock is frequently replenished. Actually a sign of a very healthy company.
— Karl Hungus (@TomLasby) April 15, 2023
Reality is my proof.Pookers said:YouBet said:Tom Kazansky 2012 said:YouBet said:Agreed, but here is the problem. The generations after Gen X are demanding that all products take a stance on social issues including their own employees. And those stances are almost always left wing because those are the people who constantly whine and ***** about everything.Tramp96 said:This right here. It goes along with what I said earlier this week that these corporations have too much time on their hands if they can afford to get involved in politics and social engineering stuff.deddog said:StoneCold99 said:
The funniest part is their use of "heartland" and "freedom" and "hard work".
Some PR firm made millions off of that statement that says absolutely nothing but tries to say "we're sorry republicans" without actually saying it to stay woke.
This **** is why consumer businesses shouldn't get into politics. They can't apologize because that would piss off the rest of the country
Make the best product you can, workout the best distribution chain you can, do sound marketing research, and sell your product. That's all you need to do.
There is no way around it at this point.
No they are not, good lord. This is a common platitude for globohomo, most people don't give a **** unless you give them a reason to. My generation, I am 32, and my youngest brothers and sisters (ages 18-24) literally don't care about any of that. Neither do their friends enough to not buy beer over silence over topics.
They will not buy beer when companies make a hard-lined stance.
New-age business wisdom is just like the 50s: Shut up about politics unless you want to paint yourself in a corner or unless you are a brand leader trying to drum up controversy.
You serious Clark? Of course I dont mean every single person but the younger generations are absolutely demanding their employers and the companies they buy products and services from align to their social causes and beliefs. If you don't think that or see that then you are naive beyond belief.
You got proof of this? I'm core millennial and have never seen such demands issued.
YouBet said:Tom Kazansky 2012 said:YouBet said:Agreed, but here is the problem. The generations after Gen X are demanding that all products take a stance on social issues including their own employees. And those stances are almost always left wing because those are the people who constantly whine and ***** about everything.Tramp96 said:This right here. It goes along with what I said earlier this week that these corporations have too much time on their hands if they can afford to get involved in politics and social engineering stuff.deddog said:StoneCold99 said:
The funniest part is their use of "heartland" and "freedom" and "hard work".
Some PR firm made millions off of that statement that says absolutely nothing but tries to say "we're sorry republicans" without actually saying it to stay woke.
This **** is why consumer businesses shouldn't get into politics. They can't apologize because that would piss off the rest of the country
Make the best product you can, workout the best distribution chain you can, do sound marketing research, and sell your product. That's all you need to do.
There is no way around it at this point.
No they are not, good lord. This is a common platitude for globohomo, most people don't give a **** unless you give them a reason to. My generation, I am 32, and my youngest brothers and sisters (ages 18-24) literally don't care about any of that. Neither do their friends enough to not buy beer over silence over topics.
They will not buy beer when companies make a hard-lined stance.
New-age business wisdom is just like the 50s: Shut up about politics unless you want to paint yourself in a corner or unless you are a brand leader trying to drum up controversy.
You serious Clark? Of course I dont mean every single person but the younger generations are absolutely demanding their employers and the companies they buy products and services from align to their social causes and beliefs. If you don't think that or see that then you are naive beyond belief.
AggieChamp2021 said:
I'm just curious. Why is everyone so upset about this? They sent a can to someone with their face on it. Big deal. It's not like every can in the store has their face. My life has not changed in any way because this person got a can with their face on it.
You know exactly why, and don't pretend it's something born completely in a vacuum.AggieChamp2021 said:
I'm just curious. Why is everyone so upset about this? They sent a can to someone with their face on it. Big deal. It's not like every can in the store has their face. My life has not changed in any way because this person got a can with their face on it.
I did not know this.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Chinese will buy the Budweiser brand for pennies on the dollar and sell it in China.
Chinese love American brands. They already did this with Buick and Oldsmobile.
AggieChamp2021 said:
I'm just curious. Why is everyone so upset about this? They sent a can to someone with their face on it. Big deal. It's not like every can in the store has their face. My life has not changed in any way because this person got a can with their face on it.
BenFiasco14 said:AggieChamp2021 said:
I'm just curious. Why is everyone so upset about this? They sent a can to someone with their face on it. Big deal. It's not like every can in the store has their face. My life has not changed in any way because this person got a can with their face on it.
Dude, maybe try reading the thread? This question has already been asked and answered several times. Please try to keep up.
You should know this !! Remember at the beginning Covid sweeping the U.S. Chinese went and bought all the American brands of PPE and then sent every single last one of them back to China and sold them for dollars on the penny.YouBet said:I did not know this.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Chinese will buy the Budweiser brand for pennies on the dollar and sell it in China.
Chinese love American brands. They already did this with Buick and Oldsmobile.
Missed that memo!EX TEXASEX said:You should know this !! Remember at the beginning Covid sweeping the U.S. Chinese went and bought all the American brands of PPE and then sent every single last one of them back to China and sold them for dollars on the penny.YouBet said:I did not know this.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Chinese will buy the Budweiser brand for pennies on the dollar and sell it in China.
Chinese love American brands. They already did this with Buick and Oldsmobile.
By "speak" did you mean just say a bunch of words without actually saying anything?StoneCold99 said:— Anheuser-Busch (@AnheuserBusch) April 14, 2023
This is 100% confirmation that they were absolutely demolished sales-wise in the past week.
(Not that we didn't already know)
ThunderFighter06 said:Having already incurred the wrath of their core consumers, they know that apologizing for using Dylan Mulvaney as a brand ambassador will incur the wrath of "Progressive" activists.
— Clifton Duncan (@cliftonaduncan) April 14, 2023
This is a frightened CEO, cowed into addressing the issue, but saying nothing.
What a disaster. https://t.co/jiIk3gLH4k
ac04 said:
going to be a long summer for these dumbasses.
Fat Black Swan said:
This guy's demoralization is complete and irreversible.That's because their distribution is good and their stock is frequently replenished. Actually a sign of a very healthy company.
— Karl Hungus (@TomLasby) April 15, 2023
deddog said:annie88 said:
Last night at Aggie baseball all the beet kiosks were barely used. They have Bud light, michelob ultra, some wines and water.
I got a Miller light at consession, I normally get michelob.
They fine effed up and they know it but his statement don't really address much.
