Buffalo wings, beer, and metal, I manage a convenience store. Not nearly as thrilling but we have a pretty epic beer selection of probably around 100 varieties. State percentage laws kill it for us because I really want the craft beers with fun names. It’s amazing what people will buy and we do tend to offer it cheaper than a bar. Whereas it might be $8-10 for one in a bar we will prolly offer it for $10-11 for a four-pack. Beer drinkers see that advantage. As I’m sure you do :) esp when sold by a pretty face

I manage a convenience store. Not nearly as thrilling but we have a pretty epic beer selection of probably around 100 varieties. State percentage laws kill it for us because I really want the craft beers with fun names. It's amazing what people will buy and we do tend to offer it cheaper than a bar. Whereas it might be $8-10 for one in a bar we will prolly offer it for $10-11 for a four-pack. Beer drinkers see that advantage. As I'm sure you do :) esp when sold by a pretty face

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Of course…pretty faces will always sell things. Craft beer is a kinda trendy thing now and I really hope that it doesn’t die any time soon, because there’s too many of those beers with fun names that are absolutely delicious. Where are you? I know there’s still a few states left with the percentage laws but there’s been a pretty big push lately to try to get rid of those, because there’s a few different styles of beer that can’t be made into a lower-alcohol version without making it suck, and relabeling them “malt liquor” to conform to those laws is just an insult.