Adam22

You feel me?

I wouldn't be surprised if they helped to lobby against it.

But to be honest, like even from the earliest days of Four Local, it was like they found a loophole and it was just so obvious like this should be illegal.

Like there is no reason why this should be allowed.

Like obviously you already could go get a five-hour energy and dump that in your malt liquor.

But they were marketing it like crazy.

But I think they ended up selling it to like a major alcohol company once they messed it up.

That's actually one of the most –

Oh, look at this, though.

Four Loko is still currently owned by Chicago-based Fusion Projects, and reports indicate that they are working with J.P.

Morgan to explore a potential sale of the brand, which could be valued at around $400 million.

I was thinking about it because yesterday or the other day when I was at the awful lot of cough syrup, they had just cases of Four Loko in the back, which really says a lot that their employees are not drinking all of the free alcohol that's sitting around, which somehow I feel like would not be the case here.

no absolutely not specifically because of you really nobody else so what if you had what if you had like you know how people who have vintage alcohol or stuff that's with A's like that vintage Prologo yeah I mean what if you had an original case even like a couple months after it got off the market people were selling that shit on Amazon or wherever because the original version was like

It's just, you had it for so long, and then all of a sudden it was gone?

Not for real.

It says rare original cans have surfaced for resale, though they are long past their shelf life.

So like if you buy one now, I mean, think about it.

You're not really supposed to be drinking that stuff 10 years after it's... No, literally 16 years after it got banned.

Even better.

But tequila does not expire or go bad.