Posted on 06/19/2026 11:03:15 AM PDT by Red Badger
IT’S TRUE! Steak’n Shake Offering 20 Cent Shakes on Saturday If US Soccer Beats Australia! Steak’n Shake is doubling down on Team America.
VIDEOS AT LINK...................
What a great company – support your local Steak’N Shake!
They did the same last weekend after the US’s win over Paraguay.
This company is all in for RFK Jr. and MAHA!
On our MAHA journey, we have introduced the following:
100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef ✅
100% beef tallow fries ✅
100% beef tallow tots ✅
Grade A Wisconsin butter ✅
A2 whole milk ✅
Cane-sugar Coca-Cola ✅
Elimination of all microwaves ✅
And we are working on changing our buns!
We are committed to becoming seed-oil free, because we are committed to making fast food the best it can be.
Here is RFK Jr. cooking the fries.
Steak’n Shake is also all in on America!
Support them today and every day!
Yeah I was there.
You’re partially right. I meant to say vaccine, and post crisis in states with no lock down.
Do we actually have a professional USA Soccer League?
Do all the Black players on the USA Team come from foreign countries?
2 of the players on the team were born in England. I don’t know their race because I don’t care about such stuff. Yes, there is a pro league, MLS. I assume the national team is chosen by the national federation.
Soccer (USMNT): Head Coach Mauricio Pochettino selects the final 26-player squad for major tournaments like the 2026 World Cup.
Yes, the United States has a structured professional soccer pyramid, though it lacks the promotion and relegation system found in most other countries. The top tier is Major League Soccer (MLS), which consists of 30 teams and is the only sanctioned Division I league.
No, Black players on the USA Men’s National Team do not all come from foreign countries; many are U.S.-born and represent the country through heritage or naturalization.
U.S.-Born Players: Several key Black players were born in the United States, including Tim Weah (born in Brooklyn, New York, to Liberian and Jamaican parents), Weston McKennie (born in Fort Lewis, Washington), and Folarin Balogun (born in New York City).
Heritage vs. Birthplace: While some players have significant immigrant roots, their American identity is often tied to their birth or upbringing in the U.S. rather than direct immigration from a foreign soccer nation. For instance, Tim Weah was eligible for Liberia, France, and Jamaica but chose the U.S. due to his birth and family ties there.
Roster Diversity: The U.S. squad is diverse, with players born in various U.S. states and abroad (such as Antonee Robinson in the UK and Sergino Dest in the Netherlands), reflecting the broader demographic diversity of the United States rather than a roster composed entirely of foreign-born athletes.
Sounds great, until you realize that there are no more Steak and Shakes left.
Yep, my 2 Steak and Shakes closed. No real loss. To get my 20 cent shake, I would have to drive 150 miles round trip. Probably not worth the discount.
"Probably not". LOL.
To all of the old farts who are whining about Steak & Shake, Y’all are are stuck on stupid and don’t realize the this chain has made massive improvements of the the past two years.
Be stubborn and always complain, the rest of society see what they have done and are fully onboard with their new approach.
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