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This summer, Liquid Death is doing something no other beverage company has done in the history of the human race: giving away an actual 2-seater aircraft that goes almost 470 mph. Get started at All you have to do is go into a physical store and buy as much...

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Chris Combs2 years ago

As long as you don’t pull a move like @pepsi and never actually give away the jet, I’m in!

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frankie7x.eth2 years ago

LEGENDARY

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RD | Indie Game Marketeer2 years ago

Is it worldwide? I mean, technically you could fly to the Netherlands with it right?

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Eric Cromwell2 years ago

I have a better idea. How about giving away a diversified securities portfolio full of decent corporate stocks that pay monthly and quarterly dividends, that has the same value as a jet, then, they can use the dividends to buy more of your drinks. $INTC, $OXLC, $IVR, $NVDA, $XOM

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Warcraft.ai2 years ago

Game On!

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TimbukStu2 years ago

Next year make it a submarine, because that could also be more liquid and just as deadly.

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Andy Stevens 🇺🇸2 years ago

Brilliant marketing campaign

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Tigershark 30'822 years ago

To whoever wins, I hope they can pay the costs of maintenance, fuel, training, and licenses, as well as finding a place to store it after 6 months...

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Highryder4202 years ago

Oh baby it’s on

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Hazardousminecraft22 years ago

This runs until September! You best believe I will be destroying my thirst for a jet!

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