This is awesome! A restaurant in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada is charging $15 for a bottle of $2 Bud Light in order to encourage people to buy good stuff!
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Thats great, let them pay if they want to drink crap beer.
Still the “local” Stellas and Guinnesses go for half the price… 
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Don’t even offer the shite.
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I was going to post exactly the same, but now I have to take a contrary stance…
It is morally wrong to let an idiot not part with his own money.
Those who demand shite must really pay for the privilege.
(And if you pay $2 in a supermarket for such a beer, the cost price is probably sub-$1. There’s some pretty good boost in that markup.)
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I can go along with that. I,d really like to know if there’s such an idiot out there though.
Good stuff=Molson or Labatts?
I actually still like Moosehead.
And whatever happened to O’Keefe’s?
Moosehead in cans was tasty though I didn’t see them around for long. Molson Coors retired O’keefes? Just a wild guess. Do you remember Uncle Ben’s from Tartan?
"Still the “local” Stellas and Guinnesses go for half the price… "
Yeah, this pretty much kills it - “Don’t drink A-B InBev Bud Light, Drink InBev Stella!”
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$10 for a can of Axeman seems excessive for someone encouraging people to try good stuff. I do agree with the principle though.
