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The article is not referencing "demand for crappy beer", but rather "crappy demand for beer". Compound adjectives are not great in article titles.
by themanmaran 4y ago
The article is not referencing "demand for crappy beer", but rather "crappy demand for beer".
Compound adjectives are not great in article titles.
- alephnerd 4y agoWhoops my bad. I thought I saw crappy beer when I posted. Still stand by my sentiments thought.
- joegahona 4y agoI almost commented solely about the headline, but resisted. Indeed, while the article title is correct, hyphenation usage is so spotty among regular people that the chance of misreading the title is too high.
- timerol 4y agoIt's kinda both. From the article: > That explains why the “below premium” segment was the only one to see an increase in demand in January compared to January 2022, according to the National Beer Wholesalers Association’s Beer Purchasers’ Index.