Anheuser-Busch

[J. Daniels]

I'm confused.  So now cancel culture is a good thing??  I never got the memo

[IroNat]

Dylan is mental.

[SOMEPARTS]

What’s funny is these social warrior companies get hit both ways. They take action then public responds and boycotts and then the activist respond and boycott as well. That’s why they shouid just be in business and stay out of politics but they never learn.

[Gym Rat]

I'm confused.  So now cancel culture is a good thing??  I never got the memo

No one is canceling the Tranny or AB. They simply dont want to buy it... AB shit-canned the tranny after the rednecks didnt support their decision.

[Kwon]

Bad BusinessChoice of Peace

[Chidoman]

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

During World War 2, there was a company that decided to build diesel engines for Navy Subs, retooled the factories to make gliders, bought over 800k in War Bonds and made sure every employees who went to war had their jobs back when they got home before it was even law.   

Now everyone wants to put them out of business because they sent a case of beer to a transgender person.   

[Flexacon]

During World War 2, there was a company that decided to build diesel engines for Navy Subs, retooled the factories to make gliders, bought over 800k in War Bonds and made sure every employees who went to war had their jobs back when they got home before it was even law.   

Now everyone wants to put them out of business because they sent a case of beer to a transgender person.

Different parent company now I think

[Lartinos]

Seems like all the jokes about how manly he looks took an affect  as he had a bunch of surgery unless it was some kind of filter.

These people don’t understand the ramifications of what they are doing.

[6 Reps]

A woke bodybuilder; who’d a thunk it!

[Dave D]

During World War 2, there was a company that decided to build diesel engines for Navy Subs, retooled the factories to make gliders, bought over 800k in War Bonds and made sure every employees who went to war had their jobs back when they got home before it was even law.   

Now everyone wants to put them out of business because they sent a case of beer to a transgender person.

Would you still support them is they used a white supremacy advocate as a spokesperson? Would their history trump that decision?

[AbrahamG]

A woke bodybuilder; who’d a thunk it!

That's not Aaron Clark is it?  LOL.

[jude2]

That's not Aaron Clark is it?  LOL.

I had to look twice.

[Gym Rat]

During World War 2, there was a company that decided to build diesel engines for Navy Subs, retooled the factories to make gliders, bought over 800k in War Bonds and made sure every employees who went to war had their jobs back when they got home before it was even law.   

Now everyone wants to put them out of business boycott their products because they sent a case of beer to a transgender person deranged retard.

fixed

[illuminati]

During World War 2, there was a company that decided to build diesel engines for Navy Subs, retooled the factories to make gliders, bought over 800k in War Bonds and made sure every employees who went to war had their jobs back when they got home before it was even law.   

Now everyone wants to put them out of business because they sent a case of beer to a MENTALLY
ILL MAN.

Fixed for accuracy   

[Kwon]

Banheuser - USCH! <-- Swedish expression

[GymnJuice]

Bill Gates made a nearly $100 million bet on Bud Light
https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/06/investing/bill-gates-bud-light-shares/index.html

Bud Light’s parent company is having a miserable year. But there’s at least one prominent investor who believes in Anheuser-Busch: Bill Gates.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Trust last quarter bought 1.7 million shares of Anheuser-Busch, valued at around $95 million, according to a regulatory filing, signaling that Gates has confidence in the beer company that has been dealing with a steep sales slump of one of its biggest beers.

But Gates has lost money on his investment so far: A-B’s stock is down nearly 2% since his purchase. The stock is down about 7% for the year.

Last month, A-B said that its US revenue fell 10% in the second quarter, hampered by falling Bud Light sales.

The company’s sales to US retailers declined by 14%, underperforming the wider beer industry, primarily due to the decline in the volume of Bud Light it sold. Revenue fell $395 million in North America during the period, compared to the same time a year ago. That figure included sales in Canada, where revenue rose, suggesting the slump was isolated to the United States.

[IroNat]

During World War 2, there was a company that decided to build diesel engines for Navy Subs, retooled the factories to make gliders, bought over 800k in War Bonds and made sure every employees who went to war had their jobs back when they got home before it was even law.   

Now everyone wants to put them out of business because they sent a case of beer to a transgender person.   

I'm sure they made out plenty for doing that WW2 work.

[The Scott]

I'm sure they made out plenty for doing that WW2 work.

Yes this is correct, brother.  The company that exists today is not the same company over which Vincenzo so pathetically waxes off on here. 

Vincenzo is a moron who regularly sticks his finger up his ass to see which way he should start blowing.  He is a barely ambulatory mound of crap who would soon be covered in flies if he couldn't move at all. 

[IroNat]

Your poetic proficiency and mastery of the verse never ceases to humble me, Scott.

[Gym Rat]

A woke bodybuilder; who’d a thunk it!

Blocky, distended belly of peace piss... These drug-abusers crack me  up...