[oscarvan]

Found this little gem in a bar in Ireland.....

[Joe Sr.]

I suppose some beer you just have to give away.

Though, as we know, Bud is strangely popular over there...

[weazletoe]

You have to admit, even though it's Bud, it's a really cool idea.

[phillamb168]

There was a deli in Chicago that did this (they've since closed) - it was called "Temperature soup" and you paid whatever the temperature was (in F) - 100 degrees outside, it's $10. 5 degrees outside, it's $0.50. Negative temp, and they pay you to order it.

[punatic]

Negative temp, and they pay you to order it.

That's about right; it'd have to be a cold day in hell for me to order a Bud.

[a10t2]

The prospect of living in a place where 20°C is so hot they serve free beer appeals to me...

[morticaixavier]

There was a deli in Chicago that did this (they've since closed) - it was called "Temperature soup" and you paid whatever the temperature was (in F) - 100 degrees outside, it's $10. 5 degrees outside, it's $0.50. Negative temp, and they pay you to order it.

Negative temp in chicago? nah that would NEVER happen. I can't imagine they stayed in business through the first winter

[beersk]

You have to admit, even though it's Bud, it's a really cool idea.

That just what "they" want you to think, man...

[phillamb168]

There was a deli in Chicago that did this (they've since closed) - it was called "Temperature soup" and you paid whatever the temperature was (in F) - 100 degrees outside, it's $10. 5 degrees outside, it's $0.50. Negative temp, and they pay you to order it.

Negative temp in chicago? nah that would NEVER happen. I can't imagine they stayed in business through the first winter

IIRC it was only on one day and only between 11:30 and noon, or something like that.