Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Why Bud Light Executive Alissa Heinerscheid’s Words Are More Damaging Than People Think" video.

  1. Kids fresh out of college have always been this way. Usually it wears off, due to meritocracy and reasonableness in successful companies. But almost all the big companies forget where they came from, and secure future revenues by the advantages and economies of scale that were handed to them by the people who built the original brand. Budweiser set early precedents for Cold Beer. That's their main claim to fame. Their beer was average, but it was always cold. That's how they got big enough to expand. They needed the draft horses to harvest enough ice off lakes to guarantee cold beer shipped across country and KEPT cold until sold.
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  2. Look at the scarce-contained glee. Yes, it's a religion, and she's a zealous convert.
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  3. 4 minutes in and still waiting. Here we go. What the video title said you were going to do. Don't bury the lead behind 4 minutes of fluff. Good analysis once you got to the actual topic at hand. She's speaking to HER people, not ALL people. Everything she's saying resonates with women who took all the same collegiate indoctrination that they're SURE gives them insight and 'science' of which mere plebs are denied. The business people like it, because they believe ESG scores are good business, making easy credit more available to them. Avoiding cancellation from a small but highly motivated far left is more important to them than keeping the plebs happy. And they all congratulate themselves for re-educating the plebs.
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  4. The "brave trail blazers" already blazed the trail for women. To say "As the first woman..." is stolen valor, even if the claim is technically true.
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