Im from the STL area, have a couple friends that work there. They've pretty much confirmed exactly that. In fact, there was a short spike in sales revenue because half the ones switched to more expensive InBev brands.
Probably not unexpectedly, BL saw virtually no downturn in sales in STL
They have seen a legitimate downturn in sales across all their brands, with Bud Light suffering the most, however that's been the case with pretty much all beer brands in general. People are just drinking less beer.
It's an alignment chart, most commonly used for D&D (and other TTRPG) characters.
It's why I maintain it's some sort a mental illness. There is absolutely something wrong with you if you have more than enough money to buy whatever the fuck you want and decide that's not enough.
So it'll come on the 5th, got it.
Pretty normal for anyone that grew up before the smartphone era in general
Just to expand, you can also use ChatGPT using your own key now, which will send your logs to OpenAI. There's plenty of models available that don't however, and I've found them plenty good enough for my usecases.
Realistically the only way China is particularly relevant here is just how blatant it is. It's in the interest of all corporations to suppress pro-union sentiment.
More than anything else in this world, I just want to live in a truly walkable city. I'll probably have to eventually cross an ocean to get that.
Had a couple medals from tee-ball leagues and stuff, but it really served more as a souvineer to remember it by. The team that won still got an actual trophy.
To a certain extent it's always been a thing, but the wave of streamers and the like getting way too into a couple years back definitely boosted it.
Talking to said friends that work at InBev, it's less beer in general. Gotta remember that the core customer base of beer companies are people knocking back 12+ most nights of the week. Those people are (literally) dying out and (thankfully) are not really bring replaced.
Also have to remember that a fairly large portion of "local" craft breweries, at least in terms of sales volume, are owned by corporations like InBev