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I gotta figure out my in to the hipster crowd. Make that $$$
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I gotta figure out my in to the hipster crowd. Make that $$$
Problem ain't the price.
Problem is the price, coupled with the presentation.
Next thing you know they'll include a free doo-rag and burner to go with it.
Complete the 90's racist ensemble.
You have to consider opportunity cost, margins aren't everything.$15 for a 98¢ bottle of "not even really beer" beer? Yes, that's quite expensive.
I have a really good vietnamese friend who has a Pho place in Seattle, she have seen things man...You know they lecture people on the pronunciation of Pho
My friends dad drank 40's... he wasn't poor.. he was just a raging alcoholic. He left the bag on too.
yeah not sure why people confuse 40s and poor people so much.
Because it's largely poor urbans who are associated to it? What do you think the point of a beverage that's tastes furthest from respectable, sold at rock bottom prices for a 40oz is?
And I thought it was bad that PBR got so popular in NYC. That stuff is like champagne compared to Colt.
If I saw Colt 45 in a friend's fridge, I would sit them down and ask if anything was going on.
Literally across the street from St. Felix you can enter Big Wang's, a significantly less pretentious dive bar where $15 will get you an entire pitcher of actually good beer, or nearly 3 pitchers of the cheap shit.
Because it's largely poor urbans who are associated to it? What do you think the point of a beverage that's tastes furthest from respectable, sold at rock bottom prices for a 40oz is?
What are you doing here Frozenprince? Why are you assoicating 40s in a brown bag to doo-rags and burners? And why would this be racist?
That doesn't look like a dive bar at all. Dive bars need to be dimly lit with question liquid on the floor.
Now I don't drink alcohol, but I grew up in the middle class suburbs and remember seeing 40s sold in gas stations all the time in the 90s.
I have every reason to believe that people in the area was buying and drinking them there too.
Because the most common association these otherwise wealthy and profoundly out of touch erstwhile people who will order this is one of poverty and race.
If it was just paying more for a liquor that came in a bag it'd be one thing, but there is a profoundly warped racial connotation here that really kinda makes me uncomfortable.
I need to step in piss/vomit at least twice for it to be a proper dive bar.
But it's not like they ham it up in the menu using "hippety-hop" 90s lingo with a picture of Snoop Dog beside the price. It honestly could be an ode to what was popular in many parts of L.A. in the 90s.
But it's not like they ham it up in the menu using "hippety-hop" 90s lingo with a picture of Snoop Dog beside the price. It honestly could be an ode to what was popular in many parts of L.A. in the 90s.
For $15 it better be Billy Dee Williams himself serving it to me.
Colt 45 is hobo beer you can get at any gas station for like 2 bucks.
You can't expect blackface all the time, but their 'ironically' making commodity out of poverty.
As someone who grew up lower class, hipsters commodifying the "struggle" as some ironic post facto "haha aren't we funny and ironic for turning this into something wealthy people do haha" thing just makes my skin crawl.
Given the audience that purchases things like this, I'm not inclined to grant them the benefit of the doubt that this is supposed to be mundane.
What was Billy Dee alluding to when he said "It works everytime"?
I can see that side too. And you two are probably more right than I am on this.
What was Billy Dee alluding to when he said "It works everytime"?
Im not familiar with this beverage and so i thought a Colt 45 was some sort of gun and the idea of a bar selling a gun in a brown paper bag......
I can see that side too. And you two are probably more right than I am on this.
What was Billy Dee alluding to when he said "It works everytime"?
15 dollars Donald Glover better be serving it
You'll get current Billy Dee and like it!
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You know what Billy Dee was alluding to.
Really?Today I learned that those Billy Dee Williams ads for Colt 45 were real. I always thought they were something from some movie, a parody of some real ad.
Came in expecting a bar selling pistols.
Disappointed.
You know they lecture people on the pronunciation of Pho
There's always one, same as the Zima drinkers...Huh, what's with the fresca ribbing? I am actually drinking one right now...
Don't you mean Phở?
Today I learned that those Billy Dee Williams ads for Colt 45 were real. I always thought they were something from some movie, a parody of some real ad.
This thread made me watch St Ides ads with gangsta rappers from the 90's.
Yeah. I wasn't even really sure Colt 45 was real, I've never seen it in person. I always saw bottles of Olde English.Really?