Beer prices will be going up dramatically also.
1. High fuel prices to deliever.
2. Grain prices are skyrocketing, and beer is full of grains. In fact, there was a story about this on CNBC last week, indicating how beer companies are experiencing high inputs from different areas.
It's strange, people complain about paying $4 for a gallon of gas, but have no problem paying the same and tipping a buck for 11.4 ounces of dirty beer.
1. High fuel prices to deliever.
2. Grain prices are skyrocketing, and beer is full of grains. In fact, there was a story about this on CNBC last week, indicating how beer companies are experiencing high inputs from different areas.
It's strange, people complain about paying $4 for a gallon of gas, but have no problem paying the same and tipping a buck for 11.4 ounces of dirty beer.
You know I always hear people say a gallon of this or that cost more than a gallon of gas. For example, a gallon of beer, milk, or water cost more than a gallon of gas. But here is the difference. I have to use 25 gallons of gas a week. I might drink 1 gallon of beer or milk a week. When I only need 1 gallon of gas a week than I won't bitch about the price. Until then I will continue to complain about it.
wow, you either don't drive much or you have a complete disregard for your liver. I'm 29 years old and would say I drink about as much beer as the average guy but there is no way it's even close for me. I would say I drink 24 beers or so a week which is a little over 2 gallons. For me to drink as much beer to be equal to the amount of gas i use then I would have to drink a little over 11 cases of beer a week.
