Check it out, just a two-bit degenerate poster they/them for Anheiser Busch. Did you know that Busch comes in at a handy 115B$ market cap? Whatever, take that, all you Bud fans, now your fave beer's trans. Or to put it another way, Bud Light was already bad and now we really hate it.
Are we at peak degeneracy? Getting there, but here's Kid Rock.
Cheers,
LSP
Bud light is a beverage that self-identifies as a beer. Dylan Mulvaney self-identifies as a "birthing person with a bulge."
ReplyDeleteThey were made for each other.
Another reason to loath lite beer in general and Budweiser in particular.
ReplyDeleteAnother reason to NEVER buy anything from InBev, who now owns AB et al...
ReplyDeleteInfidel, you drive a point, and a good one.
ReplyDeleteRight with you, Mr. WSF.
ReplyDeleteRight on, NFO. And it's weird, their marketing geniuses are banking on a trans pitch. What? All hail Kid Rock.
ReplyDeleteI saw that hideous video yesterday. Consequently, Budweiser is dead to me now.
ReplyDeleteKid Rock rocks!
ReplyDeleteIn other news, Travis Tritt has announced no more Budweiser products are acceptable for the back-stage hospitality suites at his concerts. I suddenly have the urge to buy Travis Tritt CD's.
ReplyDeleteI liked the Kid Rock video quite a bit. I wonder what the market cap of the company will be next year, down 50% maybe. By no means am I a heavy beer drinker but I will no studiously avoid Budweiser just on principle. Hitting companies in their pocketbook is the only way to rein in this craziness.
ReplyDeleteWild, I haven't touched a drop of Bud in ages and now I never will.
ReplyDeleteI think the Kid's alright, drjim.
ReplyDeleteAnd Wild, I forgot to say, right with you on the Travis.
ReplyDeleteExactly, Ed, and we have to wonder at their PR team. Blasting trans beer(!?) is gonna boost sales? Really? I say again, they've been driven insane by Satan.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I only drink Shiner and Guinness, when the mood strikes me, *maybe* once a month. Something I noticed, semi-related, is Sonic Drive-Ins advertising their $3 deals, either feigning ignorance, being blissfully innocent, or secretly embracing the old idiom about a $3 bill. I recall seeing novelty bills at gun shows, usually featuring Hillary or Barry as the portrait.
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