As with most great debates, the InBev / Anheuser-Busch potential buyout ranks up there with most presidential political discussions, at least here in St. Louis. I just learned that two influential heavy hitters are on opposite sides of the debate. On the side of InBev, throwing his weight behind the merger is icon investor Warren Buffett. On the side of Anheuser-Busch is icon crooner, Jimmy Buffett, which begs the question... which Buffett are you?
Jimmy! Keep AB American. This economy can't afford what InBev would put upon the AB workers. Their all about job elimination. There's no real value there. They buy, downsize, buy again. Soon there'll be nothing left but a big black InBev hole.
Jimmy! Keep AB American. This economy can't afford what InBev would put upon the AB workers. Their all about job elimination. There's no real value there. They buy, downsize, buy again. Soon there's nothing left but a big black InBev hole.
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Jimmy! Keep AB American. This economy can't afford what InBev would put upon the AB workers. Their all about job elimination. There's no real value there. They buy, downsize, buy again. Soon there'll be nothing left but a big black InBev hole.
By Anonymous, at Wednesday, June 18, 2008 6:00:00 PM
Jimmy!
Keep AB American. This economy can't afford what InBev would put upon the AB workers. Their all about job elimination. There's no real value there. They buy, downsize, buy again. Soon there's nothing left but a big black InBev hole.
By Anonymous, at Wednesday, June 18, 2008 6:03:00 PM
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