#cutwater

Peachy keen is getting ready for New Years. Also side note about cutwater, six years ago I worked at a liquor store and at the time they were just one of the many caned products that we stocked with the spiked seltzers and the few other canned cocktails. I did notice that unlike others, they actually use real spirits and juice to make their products. Anyway, after leaving that job I started drinking way less and my finger left the pulse of the industry. Seeing that cutwater is this industry giant is crazy to me, considering I never even saw anyone buy them years ago ( this includes the very start of the pandemic).

I never actually drank one until recently, when me and my partner saw Rocky Horror Picture Show live at a local theatre. The theatre bar sold cocktails, and they were all cutwaters. I recently saw some discourse online that cutwater is for people that don’t know how to make a drink and that they are sub par. I get it, it would probably would taste better to make these drinks from scratch. But I’m not buying coffee liquor, vodka, tequila , triple sec, lime juice, mango juice and probably other things when I can just get a 4 pack of the espresso martini and four pack of the mango margarita. My theory is, it makes no sense to get all the ingredients of a specific cocktail if you’re not going to regularly make them, other wise it’s a 100 dollar liquor store trip and a bunch of bottles collecting dust in the closet. I just don’t drink like that anymore, a half a gummy and two cutwaters and im good for a month.

I just want to know the song that plays in the commercial!!!! If anyone knows what I'm talking about let me know, I'll owe my life and like so so many smooches

A customer (who looked to be in her early 30s) came into my work tonight holding this hat very tenderly in her hands, and she said, "Excuse me, I have a question. I've never done this before, and I know it's very bold of me, but this hat resembles one of my grandfather's hats, and I was wondering if I could buy it from you." i noticed it was a hat from one of our displays, and the look on her face and the way she was holding it left me without a doubt that this hat meant a good deal to her. So I called my closing manager, but he told me it was up to our assistant store director (our actual store director is on vacation this week). So I took her information and I'm holding it at the Guest Services counter for her. I'm really hoping that our ASD lets her buy it, because you don't get many moments or opportunities in life like this to leave a meaningful and lasting mark on someone.