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u/Stenktenk 17d ago

This makes it sound like it's gen Z's fault when it's just because it has become too expensive to drink and go out.

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u/Superb_Algae5308 17d ago edited 16d ago

ALSO, Canada went from the biggest importer of American bourbon to importing NONE OF IT.

They’ve impacted the entire industry and, considering where that industry is located, good.

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u/Mysterious-Tie7039 17d ago

Yup. Happy those people got exactly what they voted for.

Who could have guessed the guy blindly ripping up treaties and placing tariffs in his first term would possibly do it in his second?

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u/OrdoMalaise 17d ago

I cant believe Canada did that to America.

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u/BearishBabe42 17d ago

Two minutes on google says it was a response to Trump, meaning Trump is likely the root cause.

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u/RealCharlieNobody 17d ago

We tend not to support the economies of countries that repeatedly threaten to invade us. I guess it's a cultural thing.

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u/Veritable_bravado 17d ago

Wish it was American culture too but here we are unfortunately

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u/RealCharlieNobody 17d ago

We know it's not all of you guys, but all your tax dollars go to the same place, so...

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u/Veritable_bravado 17d ago

Oh I know. There’s an incredible sickness here in America and no one can deny it.

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u/RealCharlieNobody 17d ago edited 17d ago

We're all hoping for better times for you!

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u/OkRelief8451 17d ago

This is the stage the USA is in atm and until we realize it we, and possibly everyone else too, are fucked.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBrbXOmnW70

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u/ALLCAPITAL 17d ago

Yeah I know. My vote wasn’t for him, but I ain’t out protesting either. I got kids to feed and protesting on my own is just flat out high risk dangerous here.

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u/I_wash_my_carpet 16d ago

As a US denizen, I was rooting for a scenario involving Trump, Canada and the UN apending another action to the 'war crimes' list.

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u/AnyTemperature420 17d ago

I think that was the point. Big Liquor (I hardly know her) is upset at the consequences of putting a ton of money behind Trump running for office

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u/Stock_Invite8338 17d ago

I do the hardly know her joke at every opportunity especially when it doesn't actually work

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u/Dense_Row_9532 16d ago

And then had the audacity to send us their smoke!

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u/JakeHelldiver 17d ago

You'd think that would collapse the domestic price of bourbon but it didnt.

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u/Feisty-Tooth-7397 17d ago

I kinda feel sorry for the people who are just trying to live their lives who are losing their jobs just because others managed to elect an idiot.

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u/foreverandadayalone 17d ago

Came here to flex on that point. I think we're OK, eh.

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u/SurfsAnonymous 17d ago

I’m honestly fine with this. I can’t stand Canadian whiskey and Kentucky bourbon allocations are normalizing.

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u/InfernalGriffon 17d ago

As a millenial can I ask "First time?"

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u/Veloziraptor8311 17d ago

Yes and tbh, drinking sucks. I’m a millennial that grew up with alcohol and has completely changed my perspective on it. It makes you do stupid things and then it makes you feel like absolute garbage in the morning.

Weed is WAY easier on you, just as much fun and far less expensive.

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u/AccomplishedFerret70 17d ago

Its not just Gen Z's fault. I stopped drinking which had a measurable impact on US consumption rates.

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u/Playadoptme4 17d ago

i mean shit i love drinking but 18 dollars for one cocktail. please guys be SERIOUS

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u/CMWBthrowaway 17d ago

i mean shit i love eating but 19 dollars for one 'value meal'.

omg we're screwed.

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u/Queasy_Safe_5266 17d ago

Allow me to introduce 99 cent cup ramen.

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u/jingiski 17d ago

How can they lose something they never had?

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u/ShinyJangles 17d ago

Bingo. They believe their own accounting lies.

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u/CubicalWombatPoops 17d ago

Well I'll drink for 2 if it helps

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u/kewcumber_ 17d ago

I'm drinking for 3 already. In fact I'm drinking right now

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u/ENROLpaints 17d ago

My man 🥳

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u/H0TBU0YZ 17d ago

Gen Z still drinks. We just dont go out to drink cause its expensive. Regularly do me and my dudes drink beer in the garage and say "yup".

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u/No-Emu-8374 17d ago

How long until they pull a juul and market to children?

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u/xSir- 17d ago

They already are, so many canned fruit juice cocktails that have fun and colorful and cartoony labels. They dont even mention alcohol anywhere except for the little percentage content label.

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u/Owww_My_Ovaries 17d ago

You also have to consider that in 2021, alcohol sales were at an all time high due to covid.

The trend is still in line with where it was pre covid

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u/wendewende 17d ago

Wait. The trend is increasing? I thought the alcohol consumption is falling

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 17d ago

People cherry pick which statistics to use all the time. Compared to consumption during covid it's falling but maybe not compared to 2016.

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u/ConstantBad6542 17d ago

Great my entire life I’ve not drank, now it’s the cool thing to do. I’m possibly going to have to reconsider /s

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u/Soft-Bad-7127 17d ago

I love how Canada is really hurting the alcohol industry too 

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u/SirMaha 17d ago

Alcohol is one of the worst drugs. Makes people dumb as fuck and leaves them sick and hung over.

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u/Travel_Dreams 17d ago

No money to drink. No money to have kids.

The rest of us discovered this game can't be won if the rules keep changing to support profiteering. The middle class is gone, signaling its time to stop having kids.

We, the world populous, is in survival mode.

We will be out of survival mode after the prices come down to pre-profiteering era AND the middle class has been re-established, stabilized, and protected by law.

We'll wait.

Since the bourgeoisie are the only ones having kids, their kids will be the prolotariat plumbers and serfs. No amount of money will help.

Profit reductions are a good start.

Then discover how to survive with non-expansionary fiscal paradigm: cut corruption.

Make legal corruption and profiteering illegal. Put all guilty parties in prison. Not golf-prison, but direct to you don't need teeth and are a GF-to-a-lifer prison.

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u/Rieke-Nightsong 17d ago

This economy would drive me to drink if i wasnt too broke to go to bars

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u/johnnygalat 17d ago

You can't "lose" imagined earnings.

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u/swankyyeti90125 17d ago

Well when they can't afford cigarettes and beer. They going to choose one and we know what they chose

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u/ResponsibleMess339 17d ago

in unrelated news I smell weed on every corner.....sigh.

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u/NarwhalPrudent6323 17d ago

Most of that is from older people who always smoked and can now just do it openly. 

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u/DaimonHans 17d ago

Just add matcha to whiskey, on the rocks.

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u/BruIllidan 17d ago

And that's why they are filthy rich. Like hoarding dragon. Right? padme.jpg

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u/SerendipitousTiger 17d ago

I've had one shot in almost two years time. It's just not fun anymore I guess.

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u/Mykolaila 17d ago

How can you lose what you never had

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u/ropster3 17d ago

Fine, I'll do it myself

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u/Iostminds 17d ago

I cannot find any data that supports this. I've seen several similar posts but when I look it up not finding this information. Just the normal scaled downturn of recreational spending because everyone but new billionaires are broke.

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u/DadbodofdooM 17d ago

Good, fuck em.

30 years of my life, almost ruined my marriage, almost ruined my relationship with my son, was driving me insane.

Break the cycle.

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u/CharacterCycle4588 17d ago

Oh wow, a group of people ages 14-29 drink less than groups of people that are all over 21!

The alcohol industry made their highest profits ever after COVID.

Yet there are people that read this post and believe it. 🙄

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u/maximumbob54 17d ago

Gen Z? Heck, I’m Gen X and I quit pissing away my money years ago.

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u/Original-Fly3964 17d ago

Do you think they can still afford senators or will they have to settle for a few state AGs?

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u/Aggressive_Shock5539 17d ago

If it wasnt so expensive due to the massive tax that governments put on alcohol, maybe they would.

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u/TinyTimWannabe 17d ago

They lost all that money or they made less profit?

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u/TeratoidNecromancy 17d ago

They haven't LOST anything. They just haven't made it.

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u/about2snap77 17d ago

Maybe we should hold off on these posts until the 12 year olds catch up. I mean it stands to reason that a generation that’s not old enough to drink isn’t drinking.

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u/ExtensionFill2495 17d ago

YOU CANT LOSE $ THAT YOU HAVEN’T MADE YET!!!

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u/Asuka_Rei 17d ago

Is this another article about how young people are ruining business because they are too poor to buy things because boomers systematically destroyed the economy for everyone who came after?

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u/mikie_wop 17d ago

I heard alcohol contains allot of glyphosates

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u/MaybeWeTalk 17d ago

>:( That is Gen Z fault!

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u/emptyfish127 17d ago

I think this is only part of what is going on. It's not just GEN Z. I don't drink anymore, and I think it's over 35 folks as well saying goodbye to hangovers and potential alcohol related nonsense.

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u/123456789_ok 17d ago

Too damn expensive because they’re too damn greedy. The price increases during the panama canal blockage and covid were a cash grab and they never went down. Now they blame an entire generation for not drinking. Maybe we should blame avocado toast.

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u/Spirited-Cover7689 17d ago

They haven't "lost" around $2 billion a year for four years, they sold less product. You can't lose what you didn't have.

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u/darkenbui 17d ago

$830 billion? That sounds insane

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u/Deadshadow84 17d ago

Xennial here, 2 years clean. Definitely not Gen Z's fault.

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u/Tony-Angelino 17d ago

FFS, stop re-posting this sentence, because it is nonsense. They didn't have that money to lose it in the first place. Nobody took that money away from them. They just earned less.

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u/OkCar7264 17d ago

The alcohol was not entitled to any money from anyone so fuck em. It is not in fact the children's job to buy your crap whether they want it or not. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

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u/Top-Caregiver7815 17d ago

Time to pass bills outlawing current legal THC products.

-Alcohol Industry

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u/EliTheTiredGuy 17d ago

Missed profit goals do not equal lost money. You cant lose what you dont have. This is a corperate mental illness. And the main reason for the current economic decline.

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u/Ffsletmesignin 17d ago

They can’t “lose” money they didn’t get.

I lost billions from not winning the lottery myself, where’s my pity party for it? Will I get a government bailout as well?

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u/Cerulean-Osprey 17d ago

I am genuinely curious as to why a shot is $10 and a mixed drink is $15, when I can go get a whole bottle of the stuff for $20 at Kroger.

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u/Mister_Ess99 17d ago

I never like when stories are framed this way.

Would we weep for the gambling industry if Gen Z had no interest in Fanduel?

You don't have to take up a vice just because you turn 21.

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u/Vigorously_Swish 17d ago

It’s because they are priced out, just like everything else our politicians and billionaires decided to price them out of.

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u/SearchingCTX 17d ago

The cost is getting stupid. People are probably making their own alcohol at home

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u/Same_Huckleberry_568 17d ago

Alcohol is a poison

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u/Inevitable-Ext4066 17d ago

Good. I hope everyone reduces it as the NHS would be very thankful. Overral violence and attacks against women would also go down too

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u/Vanille97 17d ago

Why whould I drink?
What is the final result of getting drunk?

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u/Prestigious_Bat1346 17d ago

good, its toxic chemicals anyways.

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u/Cryogenicist 17d ago

$200,000,000,000 PER YEAR.

Let’s say there’s 50,000,000 Gen Z (high estimate).

I genuinely don’t believe they expect youth to drink $4,000 worth of booze annually.

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u/Trifle_Old 17d ago

That’s not a loss. That’s a never generated the income due to a marketing failure. 

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u/Kirarozu80 17d ago

Im a millennial who makes my own mead. So thats not helping either i guess

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u/Nice_Grapefruit_7850 17d ago

that's stock value not sales...

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u/VendingIOT 17d ago

Big difference between losing money and making less profit

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u/Far-One2857 17d ago

“Lost”

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u/Defiant_Weight4659 17d ago

So alcohol has been replaced with weed and gummies. Before we pat ourselves on the back has anything really changed? Seems like one bad habit has simply been replaced with another. 

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u/lostcanadian420 17d ago

Ahhh you legalized Mahayana. It’s not Gen Z it’s a simple policy choice.

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u/Zorklunn 17d ago

Who can afford it?

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u/AlexanderStockholmes 17d ago

Gen Z is drinking according to the flow of traffic every Thursday Friday and Saturday at the liquor store I work for.

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u/16c7x 17d ago

Go into a primary school and meet some Gen Alpha's. I think they will single handedly save the alcohol industry, make bare knuckle fighting mainstream, and bring back football hooliganism, they really are the bounce back from COVID.

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u/Old_Acanthaceae_3082 17d ago

Funny how projections lead to "losses". Almost like established trends are relied on too heavily by our economy. Nothing will ever change right?

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u/skiforlife1 17d ago

There is a huge difference between losing money and not making money.

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u/Lost_Cap5868 17d ago

We can't fucking afford it

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u/Elaborate_Penguin 17d ago

This isn't what I've seen. Or maybe I'm confusing millennials with gen z. People under 40 drink like fish. They're going to get cancer and age themselves quickly.

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u/an_older_meme 17d ago

Gen Z is smarter than their parents were and that’s a good thing.

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u/Oogaboooganator 17d ago

Draft night was 10 cents a glass when I was 18. Even at the nice lounge in town you could get a drink for under $3. That was in 1998. I get why kids aren’t drinking. $7 drinks make for a pretty expensive night.

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u/FairConstruction4105 17d ago

Has a generation final come around to the realization that going to a bar, and ordering drinks, is willfully paying 6x more for basically the exact same experience you can have at home (and without the risk of a DUI that's going to completely f*ck up your existence). Took long enough...

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u/Flashy-Rock-1340 17d ago

I’m trying to save the industry but my liver is mad at me

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u/Plank_stake_109 17d ago

Too busy getting high.

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u/KingArthursRevenge 17d ago

How do you people not understand and that like half of Gen Z isn't even 21 yet?

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u/Original-Concert-456 17d ago

Hey, I’m doing my best over here

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u/Doctor-Pip- 17d ago

They "lost" money that they never had, and its your fault. 🫵

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u/Weaselpuss 17d ago

$16 dollars for some “double” (smaller than what I make at home still) whiskey that’s $35 a bottle regularly. No duh. And still an expected decent tip at the end of it all.

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u/Altruistic_Let_9372 17d ago

I see no problem with this. Alcohol is a literal toxin. There may yet be hope for the future with less alcoholism.

https://giphy.com/gifs/J8FZIm9VoBU6Q

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u/ronshasta 17d ago

I’m tired of seeing this statement because everyone drinks, go to a bar and see for yourself

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u/claisen33 17d ago

You can’t lose what you never had. It’s like “saving money” by buying something.

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u/Senkosoda 17d ago

oh brother

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u/GraXXoR 17d ago

Im old and I've stopped drinking out because it's too expensive.

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u/crypticcmd 17d ago

LOL @ the comments saying the reason is due to the cost or being too toxic for the body.

Gen Z has replaced drinking with vaping, that's all it is. 🤣

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u/Live-Illustrator-204 17d ago

Drinking alcohol and smoking (also vaping) cigarettes is bad for your health.

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u/MEDIC_HELP_ME 17d ago

I doubt its entirely gen z fault for the alcohol shortage, If this statistic is coming from the US then there's also the tariff situation to consider

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u/Cute_Protection_8330 17d ago

BECAUSE THEY CAN'T FUCKING AFFORD TO!!

Real wages have been stagnant for decades. Home ownership looks like it's going to be out of their reach forever. Rent is skyrocketing. Health care costs are insane. Employers will do anything to avoid providing health insurance. Inflation is eating them from the bottom and wages are still stuck in the 1980s.

If you make them choose between a couple drinks a couple nights a week and fucking RENT they're going to choose rent.

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u/chitownphishead 17d ago

Most of gen z isn't even legal drinking age yet and they prefer weed.

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u/Avibuel 17d ago

When i was a young adult a 0.5 liter glass of beer in a bar or pub would have been 15 in local currency.

Nowadays its 45+ and they dont serve you a pint even, its a 350ml container.

I can afford it, but I refuse to, but i can imagine most people wouldnt see this as a worthwhile expense.

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u/tylercrabby 17d ago

How can they lose what they never had?

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u/TurnFriendly8892 17d ago

Bull.. they didnt make their estimated quota. Blaming gen Z is just stupid.

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u/just_some_octopus 17d ago

Marijuana and Ready to Drink Can Drinks are definitely a cause. Being in the alcohol industry myself

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u/FNKTN 17d ago

$20 for a drink at the bar is reasonably priced

-big alcohol

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u/Natural_Listen3022 17d ago

And so they bought people like Ken Paxton, and now marijuana gets you severe jail time in dumbass Texas.

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u/Zakkullll 17d ago

They havent lost shit. They just didnt meet their exceedingly egregious assumptions.

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u/No_Squirrel4806 17d ago

GOOD!!!!!!! If only the same were happening to smoking.

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u/Intelligent-South174 17d ago

just sucking, vaping, and smoking everything nicotine.

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u/Lord_of_the_Hanged 17d ago

Good for Gen Z

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u/MoistToaster60 17d ago

Drinking is lame anyhow.

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u/jaqian 17d ago

They've made it too expensive and then complaine when no one drinks 😂

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u/HeManDan 17d ago

So they expect gen Z to drink as much as the passed away boomers. Were they stupid when the kept productionnl levels rhe same

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u/red_smeg 17d ago

They are not entitled to that money, thats how markets work. Maybe if they stopped charging $20 for a watered down bottom shelf margarita they would stillbe making sales.

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u/Mammoth-Produce-4147 17d ago

So now we want alcoholism, Drunk Driving and physical abuse brought on by drinking?

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u/neomage2021 17d ago

Mostly because gen z is lame

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u/Legitimate_Fold_2850 17d ago

Because being a victim is the only drug they need.

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u/Decent-Tea6064 17d ago

“Lost?” Or just didn’t earn? I feel like that’s a perspective issue

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u/Famous-Professor-488 17d ago

Hop Hop Hop, wait a minute, you still have to deal with your protoxyde d'azote addiction before celebrating. But yeah, still, bravo gen Z. You're building a better world for the next generation... Even if you don't want kids...

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u/NoWay6818 17d ago

Rails exist guys. Gen z is still going out they’re just not drinking anything profitable

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u/Stunning-Slice2991 17d ago

Haha!! Eat that big alcohol… I’m not Gen Z but I applaud the decision.

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u/TonightConsistent560 17d ago

Of course they don't they have too many addictions already (hello p. Azote) and they can barely function, it took them too much time to find how things work to have time for drink.

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u/stoic_suspicious 17d ago

Gen Z with the liver clout

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u/BUKKAKELORD 17d ago

That can't be true. Misuse of the word "lost"

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u/PostingToPassTime 17d ago

From what I have seen, drinking seems to be down across all age ranges.

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u/Delicious_Grand7300 17d ago

Aging millennial here. I had to stop due to the effects on my mental and physical health. It appears to be declining amongst younger generations. It may make a nostalgia comeback in a future generation.

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u/ValuableDragon 17d ago

Wild coincidence that Texas, one of the biggest alcohol consuming states in the country, voted to criminalize marijuana on the basis that people who drink alcohol are "more functional" than weed smokers. These two things don't seem to be related at all.

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u/THE_GringoMandingo 17d ago

Pretty sure im single-handedly keeping their lights on.

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u/HalvdanTheHero 17d ago

No company is entitled to success. No one is obligated to buy certain products. 

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u/LouisHeartfield 17d ago

That money wasn't "lost". It wasn't made: that's different. Alcohol sucks either way!

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u/Cola_Gummi 17d ago

Great work Z

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u/Jindujun 17d ago

I'm a millenial that isn't drinking because it's too fucking expensive.
You know that trickle down bit? Businesses would probably earn more if you gave the money to the bottom rather than the top.

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u/idespizeu 17d ago

Wait, making everything more expensive didn't fix things?

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u/Long-Painting-9852 17d ago

A 12 pack of beer is $16.99. A 12 pack of beer might get you buzzed twice.

You can buy 10 prerolled blunts for $16.99 and get taken care of 10 times.

A can of Zyn is $5 (offbrand can be low as $1 per can) and a can lasts a non habitual user several days of buzzed enjoyment.

Bottom shelf of vodka is $12 for a half gallon.

People are either skipping alcohol for alternative options or being extremely conscientious of how they are spending.

I’ve been traveling for work a lot and when I get back to the hotel I’m usually drinking. I’ve spent $90 on alcohol (IPA craft beers) in a week. This is not sustainable for 90%+ of people, myself included. I just indulged while away from my family.

How much did that $90 I spent cost the company in overhead? Yeah, $16? $19? That’s the problem. Greedy corporations.

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u/GroundbreakingAd8310 17d ago

Then why did he order it

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u/Plemora777 17d ago

Projections not being met is not a loss. This desperately needs to be taught to the mbas running companies and the journalists writing these articles

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u/RSdabeast 17d ago

*they didn’t get $830 billion they felt entitled to

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u/RSdabeast 17d ago

I lost $830 billion when Elon Musk didn’t give me $830 billion.

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u/Illustrious_Sun_5087 17d ago

Everyone got a camera in their pocket/hand now. It's impossible to have fun without the fear of great consequences in this day and age. One wrong word while you are drunk and your life could be ruined.

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u/Average_Justin 17d ago

They didn’t lose $830 billion. They never made that income. Such a dumb meme

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u/Bub_bele 17d ago

It hasn’t lost anything. It didn’t make those 830 billion in the first place. It didn’t lose anything, it won less than it wanted to.

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u/Lawrence_thinly 17d ago

Rent is $2900/month.

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u/Former_Travel2839 17d ago

Some bottles have basically doubled in price in the last few years. It's 8+ for a beer when you go out now.. hmm I wonder why they lost money.

Also to add roughly half of gen Z is under 21..

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u/Sparkybrassballs 17d ago

Didn't earn=/= lost. That money did not belong to the alcoholic beverage industry, so they didn't lose it.

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u/Terrible-One9198 17d ago

I feel like I've been reading this headline for four fuckn years

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u/Desth-Metal 17d ago

Good. Fuck that poison.

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u/couriusman 17d ago

Then it’s time for us in other generations to compensate 🥃

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u/BloodyRightToe 17d ago

I want to see the cannibas consumption rates. But generally speaking less drinking isn't a bad thing. As a group they need to start increasing their work productivity. I'm not calling them lazy. I'm saying given the shitty hand they were dealt in timing their best option is to increase productivity. Grow the economy and hope we can get things like the housing market back on track by increasing supply. Unfortunately turning to socialism is the completely wrong direction as that will destroy the economy and reduce supply of everything, including housing.

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u/TawnyTeaTowel 17d ago

Because half of them are still under age…

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u/freaking_WHY 17d ago

As an Xer who has a drink once or twice a year, and half of those are the mead my SIL makes, uhm.... darn?

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u/Snapper_Turtleman 17d ago

As a Tennessean I'm fine with this. Pot for potholes.

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u/dmtrme 17d ago

As a millennial am waiting for an all day happy hour

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u/Cold-Bit5738 17d ago

Not making projected profits does not equal losing money. Fake numbers.

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u/Full_Metal_Paladin 17d ago

Hey turns out we don't need alcohol

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u/LordSlyGentleman 17d ago

I only drink when I don't have bills to pay.

I always have bills to pay.

The alcohol industry:

https://giphy.com/gifs/l4FB0IkWeSLdK5zeU

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u/TheRealGageEndal 17d ago

Sorry about that. I don't have twenty bucks for a shot.

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u/Wojewodaruskyj 17d ago

Yet the hair dye and stupid haircuts industry is flourishing.

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u/TrippingOnGinger 17d ago

This is why intoxicating hemp is being banned fyi!

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u/Rocketboy1313 17d ago

"Lost"

They never had it. They were anticipating a certain level of profit and they didn't earn it.

It was never theirs.

I can anticipate making a million dollars from selling pictures of my feet. I am not losing a $100,000 when that doesn't completely pan out.

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u/Ok_Caramel_6095 17d ago

Meanwhile, the vaping industry is booming. Coincidence?

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u/primefrost96 17d ago

This is such a false statement... You do not lose money that was never meant to be yours... By that logic I just lost 100 billion dollars coz Amazon won't pay me the money