These are the not yellow-branded ones. Ah yes, the epic comeback

So so tasty!!

yupppp

Red Bull's a little too sweet and syrupy for my taste at times, so I cut it with LaCroix sparkling water. It takes the edge off the sweetness, boosts my H2O intake, and makes it taste more like a refreshing tropical soda than an energy drink. The added sparkling water also helps me stretch the Red Bull over a longer, more refreshing experience while still giving me the same boost. The combinations are endless and sometimes I find one that is so good it should be bottled and sold as such. If this sound like something you'd enjoy, give it a try!

Grabbed 10 for €1 each. 🤤

probably a long shot but does anyone in Nebraska, USA know of any hidden gems that still have blueberry available for purchase? I am craving one so badly

Does anyone know if there are any Canadian sites that will ship to the US that sell the lilac edition? I previously bought some from Nordic Beverage in Sweden and it was extremely expensive for a 24 pack.

Found this at a random 7/11 near Vienna, VA while headed to a doctor's appointment.

Cooler then the old Grey/Yellow/ red ones?

last one in the store

This morning when I took my first sip, the flavor tasted just like some captain crunch berries!

Or perhaps a different variety?

Post updates here for the Red Bull Graduate Program (assessments, interviews, etc.) Including the position you applied for could be helpful!

Best of luck to everyone.

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo indie game developer working on a small, retro-style 3D horror game inspired by route sales and snack distribution.

The idea is that you're a delivery driver working the night shift, loading your box truck, managing inventory, visiting convenience stores, stocking shelves, and keeping your accounts supplied.

The catch? Your customers are vampires, werewolves, zombies, and other creatures of the night. You're basically distributing snacks for the undead, and your boss happens to be a vampire.

I'm curious what actual route drivers and merchandisers think of the concept.

What parts of your real job would make interesting or funny game mechanics?

It's still early in development, but eventually I'd love to find a few people with real distribution experience willing to test it and give honest feedback.

Would anyone here be interested in something like this?