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Well, with proper planning, you can work around this. Buy (2) 24 packs less often and you're good to go. Beer doesn't last forever in a can, but it lasts plenty long to sit in your fridge an extra week.

But again, the point isn't actually the maximum packaging of 30 (and wasn't there a 36-can deal on the market way back when?)... The idea is that they want to make as many possible packaging configurations as possible, force the grocery store to carry ALL of them, and then that not only crowds out the room for competitors on the shelves, but it also makes the Bud Light (and Miller Lite and Coors Light) sections of the aisle much larger, much more prominent, and puts "Bud Light" front and center in your cranium. On top of crowding out competitors, it ALSO is a low-key form of advertising.

That said, even with all this, they're still losing. Because consumers are slowly moving towards beer that tastes like actual beer.

As the old one goes...

Q: What does American light beer have in common with sex in a canoe?
A: They're both f*****g close to water.

But I'm not. 
Sigh.

Solutions. I want to hear them. All you do is bitch and moan.

You constantly shit on my country and I'm tired of it.

His solution is that the one half of the country that isn't in lockstep agreement with his tribe should change their minds...

...or maybe just disappear.

Could be.

I'd rather we all be enlightened by the poster in question. He needs to make his point(s) and make it(them) clearly.

ID the problems and offer solutions.