Date: October 1st, 2025 10:22 AM Author: high-end university azn
Wow I cAnt believe zoomers, who dont have jobs, don't want to pay $9 for pints in an industrial setting. I can't believe all the Billion brown people waved into america by 3rd base potus biden, who took all the zoomers jobs & housing, aren't doing their part to prop up this faggot industry. I can't believe 43 year old millennials, who are bald, are getting sick of Hazy IPAs
Date: October 1st, 2025 10:35 AM Author: painfully honest walnut preventive strike
my local brewery has pivoted to basically become a sports bar for soccer. every time i drive by theres always turds in soccer scarfs standing around and nurses with untrained pitbulls ready to maul any small child.
Date: October 1st, 2025 12:15 PM Author: lavender dingle berry
someone first pointed this out to me in DC last year when I was visiting. Like these foreigners on mopeds with no license plates, everywhere.
Now I see them all around me in Atlanta. Almost watched one crash into a parked car the other day because he was driving his moped and texting at the same time on his phone, had to slam his brakes
Date: October 1st, 2025 11:37 AM Author: Orchid Floppy Home
All that hazy overly sweet beer surrounded by industrial lighting and corrugated metal.
This is what happens when rich boomer parents trustfundmax their offspring, with a future promise of inheriting the family house/land when parents decide to boomer-out to a high end condo or the family cottage, all the while telling them 'if they love what they do, they'll never work a day' in their overly internet-shared life, Larry. This is what happens Larry.
Date: October 1st, 2025 12:54 PM Author: Sexy slimy address
The only reason to go to one of these is if you feel like having a beer outside, which you can only do a month out of the year in Minnesota. I'm surprised they stay open here
Date: October 1st, 2025 1:13 PM Author: big-titted chapel
OP seems happy with life.
In my tier 2 city a number of the less popular places have closed but the total number is probably still around what it was in 2016ish. The popular places are still packed. They also now sell THC drinks, coffee, pre/mixed cocktails and the beers while still lots of hazy IPAs seem to have more Pilsner/lagers now.
My sample size is based on 2 visits this month. One was at a work event on a Tuesday near downtown and it was packed with a mix of older 20/30 year olds and older people and the other was meeting a few other couples for a lunch (in suburbs 30 minutes from city) on a nice weather Saturday and kids (including ours) were running around everywhere in the large area and having a blast.
IMO, anything that gets people together IRL these days is a good thing.
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