Should Budweiser sponsor a Gibbs car since they are both sellouts?

Question

I know Gibbs has this no alcohol thing but they would obviously be a good combination

Answer 1

the sell out theory is lame at best considering absolutely everything is made somewhere else

Answer 2

The world has many things that are good products.  It's personal choice, if one were to really think about it.  I drive a Ford tuck and I have had GM products in the past, so what? but I will always support JGR

Answer 3

Don't forget the USA is in debt of 412 bil + and most of the debt is owned to Japan.  I guess the USA is a sell out then.

Answer 4

dude, you are a sellout

Answer 5

I think it's funny.  Miller sold out to the Africans and Coors sold out to the Canadians way before A-B sold out... and I don't consider Gibbs a sell-out, but a genius jumping on something at just the right time, so...

Answer 6

Bud is still made here.  Other's have already "sold out".  What difference does it make who holds the paper on the company?  Bud is still alcohol, and JGR is still anti-alcohol. Not a match there.

Go Jr.>>>>

Answer 7

If Gibbs is a sellout for going to Toyota, is Jr. a sellout for going to Hendrick?

Answer 8

When will people get off the "made in America" label.  Why do you think the mid west area of the great lakes is the front runner in a poor economy?  All union labor that cannot adjust to a changing world.  

Unions are dead because Americans do not want to pay top dollar for a piece of c**p. Toyota's are built by Americans.  

If you really want to be 100% then go through your house and get rid all of your electronics, then most of your furniture, your clothes.  All are built outside of the US.

Good luck

Answer 9

i dont think so

Answer 10

its a business, Gibbs knows how to handle his businsess.  Besides if he didn't go to driving yota's they would have never won a race.

Answer 11

Gimme a break, give up your computer (made in Japan)

your cell phone (made in Japan) The majority of all your electronics (again, made in Japan) and 75% of your clothing (made in Sri Lanka) quit putting gas in your vehicles (that comes from foreign countries, too)

Then you can preach about being a sell out, kay?

Answer 12

they should, but only if anheuser-BUSCH puts out a "rowdy ale."

Answer 13

Gee, after the Brickyard..they all probably downed a few..heck I sure would have and i do not drink!

Total disaster, as for sell out..you meaning has mixed messages..you talking Gibbs to Toyota and Bud to Belgium??.

.If so, not a good combination..drinking and driving do not mix well!