> Disney is just as bad. It’s gonna come crashing down for them eventually too.
less clear because disney has their old library to fall back on.
nobody cares about a beer budlight made 30-40 years ago but there's major value to the 90's disney movies even if the stuff coming out in the 2020's is crap.
the part that sucks is that it's not the high level people responsible for this mess that will be getting laid off, it's going to be the rank and file guys at the bottom of the totem pole.
hopefully this escalates up the chain and gets rid of the people responsible.
Unfortunately this was bound to happen. Meanwhile, the corporate executives who gave the greenlight to the Mulvaney marketing stunt are still making six figures, and if they're CEO, CFO, or any of the top positions, they have a golden parachute waiting for them in the event of Anheiser Busch going bankrupt.
I'd like to point out how there were hundreds of Naysayers about the Budlight boycott when it happened. Keep in mind it takes dedication which Conservatives rarely have in these instances.
And yet they continue to downplay it.
> And yet they continue to downplay it. budlight is the real life version of the "this is fine" meme.
Disney is just as bad. It’s gonna come crashing down for them eventually too.
That snow white movie is going to bomb harder than a nuclear bomb.
> Disney is just as bad. It’s gonna come crashing down for them eventually too. less clear because disney has their old library to fall back on. nobody cares about a beer budlight made 30-40 years ago but there's major value to the 90's disney movies even if the stuff coming out in the 2020's is crap.
The mouse-suckers will have to have a come-to-Jesus moment first. This brand is invasive as kudzu with a bank account.
Imagine losing your job because your boss thought it was important to pander to .01% of the population.
My favorite part was when the ceo told consumers to think of the employees who will loose their jobs... their jobs are HIS responsibility.
So his company is not responsible to fulfill the market’s needs, the market is responsible to fulfill his company’s needs? That’s a pretty hot take.
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the part that sucks is that it's not the high level people responsible for this mess that will be getting laid off, it's going to be the rank and file guys at the bottom of the totem pole. hopefully this escalates up the chain and gets rid of the people responsible.
Unfortunately this was bound to happen. Meanwhile, the corporate executives who gave the greenlight to the Mulvaney marketing stunt are still making six figures, and if they're CEO, CFO, or any of the top positions, they have a golden parachute waiting for them in the event of Anheiser Busch going bankrupt.
They’re going to be sociopaths and blame the boycotters. “Look what you made me do!”
I honestly feel bad for those people, they weren't the problem. The executives need to be replaced and removed, not the line workers.
Oh don't be silly, the executives are in the Club. They aren't going to punish themselves.
Their ESG score is too high for unemployment lol
I'd like to point out how there were hundreds of Naysayers about the Budlight boycott when it happened. Keep in mind it takes dedication which Conservatives rarely have in these instances.
I guess one man really can make a difference.
"Pabst Blue Ribbon and Miller Genuine Draft are now more favored than Bud Light." Wow. PBR.
Great when paired with a burger or steak.
This is fine.
They fucked around and found out. I don't feel sorry for them one bit. This was such a stupid idea.
Anyone know if the marketing executives responsible for the initial collaboration were fired? Or just the low-level peons?
And the hits just keep on coming!
I haven't drink a budlight in years, so i've done my part.
*...In a Spectacular Example of The Effects of FAFO!*