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The short answer: fuck Joe Biden.
The more accurate answer: fuck the kikes.
The short answer: fuck Joe Biden.
The more accurate answer: fuck the kikes.
Truth...
Truth...
Is this when you buy a six pack, give one to the cashier and drink one on the way home, or some craft beer bullshit?
More importantly, how the hell do you get 15? It's not a multiple of 4 or 6, and unless you're packing them 3 rows of 5 it doesn't fit in a rectangle box without wasted space.
Please educate me poal....
Is this when you buy a six pack, give one to the cashier and drink one on the way home, or some craft beer bullshit?
More importantly, how the hell do you get 15? It's not a multiple of 4 or 6, and unless you're packing them 3 rows of 5 it doesn't fit in a rectangle box without wasted space.
Please educate me poal....
6 pack: 2x3 15 pack: 3x5
Its about packaging. Larger pack (up to a point) gives minimal material cost increase for the same handling fees.
6 pack: 2x3
15 pack: 3x5
Its about packaging. Larger pack (up to a point) gives minimal material cost increase for the same handling fees.
The same packing machine can be adjusted to make a 6 pack and a 15 pack.
The same packing machine can be adjusted to make a 6 pack and a 15 pack.
4 pack: 2x2
Are these really becoming new standards? I am used to 6, 12, 24
4 pack: 2x2
Are these really becoming new standards?
I am used to 6, 12, 24
It's usually a 4 pack or 15 pack of 16oz tallboys with a higher alcohol percentage. 4 pack would be equal to a sixer, and the 15 equal to a 24.
It's usually a 4 pack or 15 pack of 16oz tallboys with a higher alcohol percentage.
4 pack would be equal to a sixer, and the 15 equal to a 24.
The shift was with (((energy drinks))).
The shift was with (((energy drinks))).
I would sooner drink a zero sugar energy drink than modern jew juice (((beer))). Get that fat estrogen beer gut, goy.
I would sooner drink a zero sugar energy drink than modern jew juice (((beer))). Get that fat estrogen beer gut, goy.
4 packs are common for high abv craft beer. E.g. if you're buying a four pack of 16oz +10% abv beer, larger packages are just silly.
4 packs are common for high abv craft beer. E.g. if you're buying a four pack of 16oz +10% abv beer, larger packages are just silly.
Odd to think a standard is silly, isn't that like saying premium gas should be sold by the litre because the rating is higher? Or jumbo eggs should be sold in 8 packs while regular eggs stay a dozen.
Odd to think a standard is silly, isn't that like saying premium gas should be sold by the litre because the rating is higher? Or jumbo eggs should be sold in 8 packs while regular eggs stay a dozen.
The 15 is based on the 18 pack. It is is one for the cashier, one for your buddy and one for your on your ride home. The single version is one for the cashier, one you slam at the counter and one for the ride home.
The 15 is based on the 18 pack. It is is one for the cashier, one for your buddy and one for your on your ride home. The single version is one for the cashier, one you slam at the counter and one for the ride home.
Gotcha!
Gotcha!
Quality and branding?
Quality and branding?
Perhaps...
Perhaps...
Maybe something like "" like we have in Belgium.
Maybe something like "[a meter of beer](https://www.panierdugourmand.com/1115-thickbox_default/metre-de-bieres-du-monde-16-x-33cl.jpg)" like we have in Belgium.
4 pk of 16oz cans vs 15 pk of 12oz cans? best guess
4 pk of 16oz cans vs 15 pk of 12oz cans? best guess
You pay more when you are poor.
15 packs of soda has been a thing for a while now.
You pay more when you are poor.
15 packs of soda has been a thing for a while now.
Really? Where have I been?
Really? Where have I been?
location,location,location. Red or blue state?
location,location,location. Red or blue state?
Red
Red
The 4 pack is common for craft beer and mix and match. The craft beer is usually more expensive and higher alcohol content.
The 4 pack is common for craft beer and mix and match. The craft beer is usually more expensive and higher alcohol content.
This seems to be the consensus
This seems to be the consensus
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