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‘We’ll Cum Before You Do’ is the name of the promotion for the launch of Saucey’s new sex-focused product category. We’ve that, the “brewery leak from hell” over in Japan, and more.
US Alcohol Delivery Platform Delivers Condoms and Craft Beer
The US-based online platform alcohol delivery service, Saucey, now has its customers “covered” adding condom delivery to its growing roster of stay-at-home entertainment options.
“‘We’ll Cum Before You Do’ is the colorful name of the promotion for the launch of Saucey’s new sex-focused product category, which includes an array of sexual health and wellness products, according to the Drinks Business. “Saucey users can now order condoms, lube, and male enhancement pills to their homes alongside alcohol deliveries.”
Saucey’s new sex-focused category is designed to help set the online platform apart from other rival alcohol delivery platforms such as Drizly. Saucey’s CEO and founder, Chris Vaughn described his new service as an “all-exclusive vice delivery platform.”
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Brewery Leak Turns Seawater Blood Red in Japan
Visitors to a beach resort city on the island of Okinawa, Japan’s fifth largest island and a destination renowned for its crystal-clear waters, were shocked to discover that the sea had turned blood red when they woke on June 27, thanks to a local brewery leak.
“We believe it was caused by the leakage of propylene glycol – a food additive listed in enforcement regulations of the Food Sanitation Act – contained in cooling water used to cool our factory facilities,” Orion Breweries said. “The leaked cooling water flowed into a river through a rain gutter, causing the sea to turn red.”
According to the brewery the leak had been “plugged by 9:30 Tuesday morning. But a spokesperson for the Japanese Coast Guard told CNN “the seawater near the brewery was still red as of Wednesday morning.”
Orion Breweries apologized for causing “inconvenience and enormous trouble and worry” and added that it had launched an investigation into the incident and was working with authorities to take “counter measures.”
