Coffee LMTV Style

[flyfishtrailer]

Browsing the interweb tonight I ran across this........

The Black Rifle Coffee LMTV: The Most Insane Food Truck in America (freerangeamerican.us)

(69) Black Rifle Coffee LMTV: Coming To A City Near You - YouTube

 

[coachgeo]

Yeah their stuff is in here. Apparently also there is a bit of a ..... bash up with something about their veteran -ish thing being what they say its.. and what it really is.... maybe its all resolved now.

 

[CallMeColt]

BRCC sold out to a not-so-friendly investment company that doesn't actually like people like us, but are happy to own a brand that takes our money, then invest it in things that work against us. Not to mention all the other questionable things that have been proven about the people affiliated with the company. Not to mention rumored. Big sad really. I'm using very loose terms on purpose as this is not really a political form. I see that truck a lot, since the company is based in San Antonio, TX now. Neat. I like what y'all do better.

 

[Mullaney]

BRCC sold out to a not-so-friendly investment company that doesn't actually like people like us, but are happy to own a brand that takes our money, then invest it in things that work against us. Not to mention all the other questionable things that have been proven about the people affiliated with the company. Not to mention rumored. Big sad really. I'm using very loose terms on purpose as this is not really a political form. I see that truck a lot, since the company is based in San Antonio, TX now. Neat. I like what y'all do better.

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I guess it's good for the BRCC guys.
Sad that the investors are buttheads.

 

[Third From Texas]

Yeah, when they were a small, veteran-owned company with more guns than coffee in their ads/videos they were worthy.

No longer true.

I was talking to a guy in Sam's Club the other day and after we chatted he put back the two cases he had in his cart.

 

[serpico760]

BRCC sold out to a not-so-friendly investment company that doesn't actually like people like us, but are happy to own a brand that takes our money, then invest it in things that work against us. Not to mention all the other questionable things that have been proven about the people affiliated with the company. Not to mention rumored. Big sad really. I'm using very loose terms on purpose as this is not really a political form. I see that truck a lot, since the company is based in San Antonio, TX now. Neat. I like what y'all do better.

I canceled getting brcc a couple years ago, saw similar problems.

 

[CallMeColt]

PSA started selling Caliber Coffee. I tried it & it's not to bad;
https://bit.ly/40nASpH