Free Beer for Busch theme park employee's
Anheuser Busch theme park employee's over the age of 21 will now get 2 free cases of beer a month.
Man If I started giving my employee's free beer they would have nothing to work for LOL.
http://www.news-journalonline.com/2001/May/9/FLABIZ2.htm
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Army rangers lead the way *** This post was edited by supermandl on 5/9/2001. ***
Man If I started giving my employee's free beer they would have nothing to work for LOL.
http://www.news-journalonline.com/2001/May/9/FLABIZ2.htm
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Army rangers lead the way *** This post was edited by supermandl on 5/9/2001. ***
I could be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure this perk only applies to salaried full-time employees. There's no way they could afford to give free beer to every line cast member at 9 different parks. When you consider a park like BGW employs roughly 5,000 part-time employees vs. 300 full-time employees, it's makes sense. But I could be wrong on that.
epcot, I believe that this does apply to all employees full time or not, as long as they're 21+. My brother-in-law has worked at BGT for years, and this is not a new policy as far as I know. He told me this a couple of years ago.
P.S. How can they afford it? It's free to them (except for ingredients, of course!)
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Could you describe the ruckus?
P.S. How can they afford it? It's free to them (except for ingredients, of course!)
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Could you describe the ruckus?
Free? Producing anything is not free. Besides ingrediants, youve got overhead, production costs, shipping costs etc. etc. etc. It is pretty cool of them though.
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Ghostrider = good
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Ghostrider = good
They can easily afford to do this. I wish they had a Busch brewery here in Chicago. I would be taking up a new job then.
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You wouldn't want to work for AB. The parks, maybe, but anywhere else, no. My dad retired from the brewery in Columbus, and I've spoke with former employees all over. They treat them pretty bad, from everything I've heard.
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UCSigep
"Did you make a copy? Because if you made a copy, we could watch the copy."
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UCSigep
"Did you make a copy? Because if you made a copy, we could watch the copy."
kpjb - I'm pretty sure BGW non-salary/part-time employees don't get free beer because I used to be one, and I was +21 at the time (last year). I think the reason your BIL got free beer is because even though he may not be salaried, he's working at BGT, which is a year-round park. Therefore, most employees are full-time. I have a friend who is one step below salary at BGW, and he is not recieving free beer, despite his legal age. So maybe it's not so much salary, as it is full-time (BGT) vs. 10-month (BGW) employees. I'll have to check my sources.
epcOt - that does sound reasonable... he works year round, but is hourly. Also, he's not a ride operator, he works with animal training. Probably considered a more "real" job in the eyes of AB. I may have misunderstood exactly how he explained it since I also may have been drooling... mmmmmmm...free beer...
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Could you describe the ruckus?
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Could you describe the ruckus?
My software company used to keep the fridge stocked with cold ones. Now it's just soda and juice. Damn! :)
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Decisions determine destiny; Destiny determines decisions.
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Decisions determine destiny; Destiny determines decisions.
Now you know why tech stocks are down! ;)
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Decisions determine destiny; Destiny determines decisions.
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Decisions determine destiny; Destiny determines decisions.
Buy more beer! Send those tech stocks up! I need the money!
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UCSigep
"Did you make a copy? Because if you made a copy, we could watch the copy."
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UCSigep
"Did you make a copy? Because if you made a copy, we could watch the copy."
What about the don't drink and operate heavy machinery thing? ;) (J/K) Maybe I won't go on the coaster after all...
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Po!nt of View: A different look at Roller Coasters.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~justmayntz/thrills/index.html
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Po!nt of View: A different look at Roller Coasters.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~justmayntz/thrills/index.html
Yeah, I guess a roller coaster would be considered heavy machinery. :)
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UCSigep
"Did you make a copy? Because if you made a copy, we could watch the copy."
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UCSigep
"Did you make a copy? Because if you made a copy, we could watch the copy."
Guys -- relax. And it's a write-off for the company. It's much cheaper for them to give that than, say, a raise equal to the cost of those cases. Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking it. It's a nice perk. But in the bigger scheme of things, it's a drop in the bucket for them.
What if you don't like beer, can you get the raise instead? Of course, I'd imagine you could easily bootleg it. Good thing I don't work at a Busch park!
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Po!nt of View: A different look at Roller Coasters.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~justmayntz/thrills/index.html
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Po!nt of View: A different look at Roller Coasters.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~justmayntz/thrills/index.html
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