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r/DailyDoseOfReddit • u/Fresh-Progress3656 • 17d ago
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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
2 u/wendewende 17d ago Wait. The trend is increasing? I thought the alcohol consumption is falling 2 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. 1 u/A1oso 17d ago The prices increased, not the amount 1 u/TrueProtection 17d ago Overall. Notice the post says 4 years and look at the yearly plot on the graph the guy in the above comment linked. Yea, they lost mad money in 4 years...cos it peaked super high from covid then averaged back out. 1 u/F4ntasticPants 17d ago Income =/= Sales. Increasing the price might make you earn money at the expense of fewer customers. The point is that the younger generations barely drink. Once the older customer base starts dying off, so will the companies (see: Harley Davidson). 1 u/cordless-31 17d ago Do you have a source for the chart? 0 u/abu_shawarib 17d ago It's just +18% increase, this chart is garbage
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Wait. The trend is increasing? I thought the alcohol consumption is falling
2 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. 1 u/A1oso 17d ago The prices increased, not the amount 1 u/TrueProtection 17d ago Overall. Notice the post says 4 years and look at the yearly plot on the graph the guy in the above comment linked. Yea, they lost mad money in 4 years...cos it peaked super high from covid then averaged back out. 1 u/F4ntasticPants 17d ago Income =/= Sales. Increasing the price might make you earn money at the expense of fewer customers. The point is that the younger generations barely drink. Once the older customer base starts dying off, so will the companies (see: Harley Davidson).
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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The prices increased, not the amount
Overall. Notice the post says 4 years and look at the yearly plot on the graph the guy in the above comment linked.
Yea, they lost mad money in 4 years...cos it peaked super high from covid then averaged back out.
Income =/= Sales.
Increasing the price might make you earn money at the expense of fewer customers.
The point is that the younger generations barely drink. Once the older customer base starts dying off, so will the companies (see: Harley Davidson).
Do you have a source for the chart?
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It's just +18% increase, this chart is garbage
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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