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Thought you'd like to know what happened in a town north of Bakersfield
California. After you finish reading this, please forward this story on
to others so that our nation and around the world will know about those
who laughed when they found out about the tragic events in New York,
PA and the Pentagon.
September 11th, a Budweiser employee was making a delivery to a
convenience store in a town called McFarland. He knew of the tragedy
that had occurred in New York. He entered the business to find
two Arabs whooping and hollering and really cheering it up.
It was obvious they were elated with what had happened earlier.
The Budweiser employee went to his truck, called his boss and
told him of the very upsetting event. He didn't feel he
could be in that store with those horrible people. His boss told him,
"Do you think you could go in there long enough to pull every
Budweiser product and item our beverage company sells there?
We'll never deliver to them again."
The employee walked in, proceeded to pull every single product his
beverage company provided and left with an incredible grin on his
face. He told them never to bother and call for a delivery again.
Budweiser happens to be the beer of choice for that community.
Just letting you all know how Kern County handles this situation!!
Well, I need to add to this. My father in Nevada sent this to me. Fact
is,
I live not too far from McFarland here in Central California, and I
heard
about this at work the day after it happened. Seems a lot of people
from
work frequented the store in question. But it didn't end there. As
Paul
Harvey might say, here's the rest of the story...
Seems the Budweiser driver had friends...in particular, the Pepsi
route
driver. The Bud driver called his Pepsi friend from his cell phone
while he
was still at the store and told him what happened. Seems the Pepsi
driver
called his boss, and received the identical orders the Bud driver did.
So
Pepsi went in and took out everything in the store under their
corporate
brand. And if you know Pepsico (Pepsi, Frito Lay, etc.), that's damn
near
EVERYTHING. Last I heard, that store has no product, no customers
(word
spreads fast in these small towns, y'know) and no hope. And I say good
riddance to bad rubbish. I hope they enjoyed their cheers... it's the
last
they'll be doing in THIS country
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Urban Legend Zeitgeist: Bud Strikes Back: Example