Liquid Death: the viral canned water brand killing it with Gen Z
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What's different is this product was made to capitalize on this "problem".
Peer pressure is absolutely not new. People buying stuff due to this pressure isn't even new.
Generations prior would either not drink and accept the social ramifications, or concede. The "struggle" isn't new, the "remedy" is.
It's yet another vanity water. If I could free people of the burden of caring, I would.
Is anyone even fooled? I'm imagining someone trying the same trick a decade ago with O'Douls near-beer; you just look like someone dependent. Either for the taste of alcohol or validation
I wonder if he'll see this article from his hospital bed and realize it's just bc Gen Z guys are too chicken to order water if they actually do manage to make it into a bar.
I actually tend bar occasionally and from my experience Gen Zs often go out as group and don't drink alcohol at all - I don't understand.
You can your bartender to get you water in a "drink glass" with a shot of cream or a NA coke in a "drink glass" - there are other ways than supporting this to avoid looking less
Plus - first thing I'd ask is about that drink
I mean, it's not much, but it adds up, doesn't it [1]?