Posted on 05/04/2023 3:55:41 PM PDT by EliRoom8
Boston Red Sox fans at Fenway Park are seemingly walking past Bud Light vendors to purchase their stadium refreshments at other concession stands as the Dylan Mulvaney controversy continues to saddle the beer maker.
A TikTok video posted Wednesday shows fans waiting in line while the adjacent stand that appears to be selling the blue Bud Light cans is deserted.
We know, we know. This doesn't bother them at all. The whiz kids on Wall Street are still trading their stock at $65.
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Even the left-wingers in bluer than blue Boston!
Went to the grocery store today. There was a hell of a lot more Bud in the cooler than other light beers. They had a lot of Bud and it is not selling well. I live in a very conservative town.
Being a Marine, Ted did have a low tolerance for jerks himself. Maybe that's what you saw.
It’s not as if there are just a few people in line to get a Bud Light. It’s that there are NO people in line. Not one!
The left and the mockingbird pretends there is a large amount of support for their agenda. However, there is nothing like a swell of Patriot outrage shown at a national past-time such as baseball to show that their narrative is just not true.
A/B and Bud Light chose poorly and their continued ill-formed PR responses show that they still do not understand their consumer base. They are now trying to appease both sides because they don’t want to offend the less than one percent of trans Bud Light drinkers. It has been five weeks since the Muvaney disaster and the boycott is still growing. This issue is not going away.
“So the stock doesn’t reflect the sales post boycott..,yet.”
Stock price is based on expectations, not past performance.”
But not in all cases. Past performance is a key component of contract vendor selection for major acquisitions such as systems development projects, large scale construction, timely deliverables of hard goods etc...
Beyond clever.
Stock prices are based on knowing Biden will bail out too big to fail AB. Federal money always beats consumer spending. That’s why big pharma requires mandates and regulations to exist and keep others out.
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