All right, so we talked about this last week, but I really want digging on it, man.

Ab V. is the company that owns Budweiser, Corona.

The world's largest brewer, man. We're talking 500 names under this brand.

Well, this year there would be no Super Bowl commercials for Budweiser.

Revenue fell by 30%. The company is actually trying to

into new markets. Go a little further. This is the first year since 1933 that the company, in 33 years that the company has not and will not have a Super Bowl ad.

It was 38% of the market revenue globally, but the consumer

consumption has failed by 30%. It has failed by 30%. I want us to know that when we're looking at something that a business does well and they

drop that that is a sign to be mindful and that is a sign for you to stay away.

American consumption, consumer consumption has fell by 30% y'all.

That mean people not drinking bill like they're used to.

They're not drinking a bit like that. You two. Mind you, one of the reasons why we looked at the Super Bowl was because we wanted to see what a Budweiser ad. We knew that Budweiser probably had top three commercials,

especially when they dropped the three frogs on us. Bud-Waggs, er, er, er?

Once they dropped that on us, they took over Super Bowl commercials.

We will not get but wiser this year.

I'm gonna say this y'all.

There's a thing called Sin stocks. Next month I'm gonna do a thing on Sin stocks.

I want us to I want us to be enough.

That's your beer, that's your cigarettes,

gambling, the beer and the cigarettes, I want us to get away from those. And it's not, so I'm a moral investor, so I don't invest in things I morally agree with. But I'm not telling you not to invest in this because I don't morally agree with it. I don't it don't fit me

I've never been a cigarette smoker and I'm not a beer I've never been a beer drink at all

I don't even drink them I haven't drank in years

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