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I think that's likely to be at the root of all this.He's clearly realised he's toxic to the brand with the IPO coming up
I think that's likely to be at the root of all this.He's clearly realised he's toxic to the brand with the IPO coming up
If you think the thread is dead, go get your entertainment somewhere else.Nobody actually gives a toss. This was only ever about internet entertainment.
Thread's dead, Ned.
Allows him to spend more time with his family and SpymasterHere's the BBC article, which also links to previous articles if anyone is looking for a quick summary of events over the past few years:
Brewdog boss James Watt steps down from CEO role
James Watt co-founded the Scottish brewery and pub group in Aberdeenshire in 2007.www.bbc.co.uk
Been toldHe's clearly realised he's toxic to the brand with the IPO coming up
Someone should. The stuff they sell is shite, but all this free advertising gets people buying it, so they don't care.I'll teach him how to make decent beer.
So the deal is, fuck off and you get to pocket the best part of half a £bn.
Punk as fuck.
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It actually is quite clever. Get everyone talking about you on every platform possible, whether for good or for bad reasons, doesn't matter, it's all publicity. Then ditch the protagonist just before an IPO, and watch the moolah roll in.Genius!
Like a certain person on here, it's the dictionary definition of trolling.It actually is quite clever. Get everyone talking about you on every platform possible, whether for good or for bad reasons, doesn't matter, it's all publicity. Then ditch the protagonist just before an IPO, and watch the moolah roll in.
It actually is quite clever. Get everyone talking about you on every platform possible, whether for good or for bad reasons, doesn't matter, it's all publicity. Then ditch the protagonist just before an IPO, and watch the moolah roll in.
Probably not a very large percentage but it's hard to say, as it's kinda like COVID spreading. Similar to when people post videos from someone they hate on YouTube. They don't seem to realise that reposting their videos is having the exact opposite effect than they're hoping for.Absolutely.
The question is; how much of the five-hundred-million-quid, that he's now worth, is attributable to this thread?
The little fact that he's about to be half a billion quid richer kinda dictates that your logic is flawed."Hey, have you heard of this company who treat their workers like absolute shit in a toxic workplace, have a boss who makes female workers feel uncomfortable and has now started to support far right political figures?"
Normal person's response: "Why yes, and as a result I'm not going to spend a penny with the shit company."
Dickhead response: "Why that's simply genius marketing, and I'm going to keep buying their products because I'm happy to be aligned with their company's anti-union, toxic practices and support of right wing, racist leaders."
According to your earlier post, by talking about him on a platform, that’s what you’re doing, innit?The little fact that he's about to be half a billion quid richer kinda dictates that your logic is flawed.
Don't get me wrong, I hate the cunt, but I also don't promote him.
Probably not a very large percentage ...
It's worse than that. I'd never heard of Brewdog until this thread, then I saw some in Lidl, and I bought 8 cans of the piss. I'll never drink it again but that was 8 cans towards his half a billion, and it was a direct result of this thread's existence. Twist that however you like but the reality is that this thread has made money for Brewdog.According to your earlier post, by talking about him on a platform, that’s what you’re doing, innit?
This thread has done many things.It's worse than that. I'd never heard of Brewdog until this thread, then I saw some in Lidl, and I bought 8 cans of the piss. I'll never drink it again but that was 8 cans towards his half a billion, and it was a direct result of this thread's existence. Twist that however you like but the reality is that this thread has made money for Brewdog.
Brings all the boys to the yardThis thread has done many things.
It'll probably be a clause in his severance package that he can't do that.Hmmm.
With that much cash behind him, I can see a new chain of bars and pubs coming to the fore. Like a Spoons version of Brewdog.
Cos, if you're aggrieved with half a bill in your your pocket, and no other skills, you're going to take your ex business model and apply it to take on Spoons.
I can imagine that his narcissistic personality disorder would more likely see him make the transition from ‘insurgent’ entrepreneurship to ‘insurgent” politics. All manner of Faragist cranks will swarm around his mountain of cash and promise him power.With that much cash behind him, I can see a new chain of bars and pubs coming to the fore. Like a Spoons version of Brewdog.
Cos, if you're aggrieved with half a bill in your your pocket, and no other skills, you're going to take your ex business model and apply it to take on Spoons.
Clauses can only be enforced if you've got the cash to back it up.It'll probably be a clause in his severance package that he can't do that.
It's a recipe for a CEO leaving very quickly I think, because James Watt seems to be the type to be difficult if the idea or plan isn't his.So he's been given the wanky title 'Captain and Co-founder' and will still be on the board. That won't make life very easy for the new CEO.
According to this 'analysis' that's £650 that you've personally gifted to Farage's mate.For sure. But even if we go with a teeny-weeny percentage, say 0.001%, which is probably quite conservative, that's about 5 grand that U75 has made him.
That's 60 pence per post on this thread.
Keeeeeeeeeeeeerching!
According to this 'analysis' that's £650 that you've personally gifted to Farage's mate.
my thinking was that the idea behind this was to bring someone in with the skill set required for taking the company public.So he's been given the wanky title 'Captain and Co-founder' and will still be on the board. That won't make life very easy for the new CEO.