When I went through infantry training at Ft Benning I learned that the term "infantry" referred to a nation's ability to field soldiers, which is dependent upon the birth rate.
More infants = more soldiers.
Thus, by extrapolation, soldiers, especially infantrymen, are considered to be expendable.
Sadly, bureaucracy has allowed the care given to our veterans to fall short of expectations, but for many of those with military experience such treatment is par for the course.
I'm not sure this is possible in a retail setting. There are rules around incentivizing the purchase of alcohol. Which is why you don't see promotions like buy one get one free... with the exception of happy hour and bottomless brunch sort of deals. Which have a whole different set of rules and exceptions.
I'm sure there are several services out there that send you a monthly amount of beers, preferably different kinds and whatnot. If not, that needs to be a thing, :D.
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When I went through infantry training at Ft Benning I learned that the term "infantry" referred to a nation's ability to field soldiers, which is dependent upon the birth rate.
More infants = more soldiers.
Thus, by extrapolation, soldiers, especially infantrymen, are considered to be expendable.
Sadly, bureaucracy has allowed the care given to our veterans to fall short of expectations, but for many of those with military experience such treatment is par for the course.