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[Syriel]

Give the brand manager a raise.

 

[Blablurn]

savage

 

[Lowmelody]

great googly moogly

 

[How About No]

lawd

 

[Meffer]

Nice burn just like vodka.

 

[Strike]

*Laughs Sovietly*

 

[ShadowSwordmaster]

 

[Marvie_3]

Amazing

 

[Duane Cunningham]

Haha, that's good.

 

[TwntyOneTwlv]

Brutal

 

[TheSkullPrince]

First the COVFEFE Act and now this 😂

 

[always crazy bacon]

Im liking this trend of many people trolling Trump. Lets hope he thows a huge fit at one of them. For our further entertainment.

 

[Steeped in a Sea of Games]

First the wall of alcohol, now this.

 

[Link]

That's fantastic.

 

[Siegcram]

Not bad. Not bad at all.

 

[F0rneus]

Fucking brutal hahahaha

 

[BeforeU]

Presidency has become a joke

 

[cdyhybrid]

Joke's on you, Smirnoff.

Trump's hands are too small to hold a vodka bottle.

 

[Link]

Presidency has become a joke

If we don't laugh, we'd cry.

 

[mortal]

Damn, that's not bad actually.

 

[WiiredShawn]

Conservative rage machine calling for the boycotting of Smirnoff in 3...2...1...

Spoiler

If I drank, I'd drink to this troll.

 

[TheCochese]

Conservative rage machine calling for the boycotting of Smirnoff in 3...2...1...

Spoiler

If I drank, I'd drink to this troll.

Already trying to happen. Saw it called failing company earlier, laughably.

 

[ShaunBRS]

What does Trump like most about moscow mules?

Spoiler

Copper feel.

 

[nephilimdj]

Ironic

In 2011, Diageo agreed to pay more than $16 million to settle U.S. civil regulatory charges that it made improper payments to foreign officials. Regulators accused the British company of violating the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act through its subsidiaries to obtain lucrative sales and tax benefits for its Johnnie Walker and Windsor Scotch whiskeys and other brands. The SEC said that from 2003 to 2009, Diageo paid $2.7 million to foreign officials in India, Thailand, and South Korea through its subsidiaries. The settlement includes $11.3 million in disgorgement of profits, plus $2.1 million in interest and a $3 million penalty. "For years, Diageo's subsidiaries made hundreds of illicit payments to foreign government officials," SEC Associate Director of Enforcement Scott Friestad said in a statement. "As a result of Diageo's lax oversight and deficient controls, the subsidiaries routinely used third parties, inflated invoices, and other deceptive devices to disguise the true nature of the payments."[

 

[Kurdel]

Amazing

 

[Sojgat]