That’s a valid vote. Sweet Baby Ray’s is a good condiment. If you’re squirting it on a sausage, or dipping things in it it does a great job.

Cause it looks impressive from across the room, under harsh lighting. When the TV is on display in a store. It’s all on by default from the factory, so they don’t have to rely on retail staff to set each setting on.

Read up on the production. They were basically writing the scripts *after* they shot. The studio gave no ducks, and undermined the whole thing at every step. Jackson looked suicidal by the end.

It will take months just to launder the metal speedo.

I know a lot of stand ups. Not one is doing vr shows, none the less making ends meet that way.

I have family among those upstate Acadian Mainers.

Were are they serving lobster rolls on a sweet hot dog bun?

I feel like the on going rage for lobster rolls does it dirty.

Yeah that’s the thing with Maine and Italian Sandwiches. It’s one the rare stories like this that seems to be true. But a Maine Italian Sandwich, origin point or not, doesn’t resemble what anyone means by Italian Sandwich.

That’s typical. Most states operate on the three tier system. You can not be a retailer, producer, and wholesaler. It’s pick one.

Everything is a financial flop in the pandemic. 

They even announced this way earlier than I thought, and I thought I was being pretty optimistic. Figured they’d wait till it cracked the top 10 for at least global box office. It’s #13 globally and #24 for domestic.

It’s done well enough to be grouped with other shoulda been huge blockbusters already. I guess that…

I believe what you just described is called “normal working day”.

Some people are astounding idiots. And a lot of the beer business expects a hell of a lot of freebees, unlimited returns, massive discounts, bribes etc. Somewhat particularly when dealing with Bud and Coors.

Because once upon a time that’s how it all…

They already reduced volume on the rest of them. Because their entire catalog is cratering.

The top 3 western movies in terms of global box office were all released there, and made most of their money there.

Most Western movies haven’t been released in China. They seem to have cracked out a lot on allowing releases. In particular neither Black Widow nor Shang-Chi have yet gotten a Chinese release. Even…

$20ish million. But Asia traditionally doesn’t much like Western sci-fi. I don’t think there’s a ton of familiarity with the source material outside Europe and the US/Canada either.

Over $180m at this point, it picked up around another $20m just in China. Which is kinda low, but I dunno if this is the sort of thing the Asian market is overly into.

Seltzers haven’t so much gotten into the seasonal thing until very recently. They do do limited availability flavors, here till it’s gone kind of things. And frequently introduce new flavors, and discontinue old ones.

The whole product category is heavily seasonal though. The volume in spring and summer is vastly…

remains good for 9 months after production.

I called this. The signs were out there for over a year. The band wagon effect with hundreds of seltzers launching in the last 3 years. Major brands shifting to iterations targeted at other FMB niches. High ABV, the “lemonade seltzers” that are just diet hard lemonade. The attempt at the same for iced tea, hard sodas.…