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placidca · 2 months

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Modelo: Becoming a Market Leader in Imported Beer

Modelo had become the market leader in the beer industry in its native Mexico already by 1956; however, extending this success to other foreign markets posed a new challenge for the company. The below sections indicate how Modelo achieved success in being one of the top importers of beers in each of the markets that it entered.

Strategic Choice of Countries and Cities to Target: When deciding which countries to export to, Modelo looked to three measures: 1. total beer consumption in that country, 2. share of beer imports, and 3. existence of a Mexican food retail market. This ensured that the country would be a good fit for the Modelo brand before even entering the market.

Selecting Good Importers: The next strategic advantage that Modelo had was choosing the right importers of their beer. As the case mentioned, "selecting a good importer is like choosing a good host family to send your children overseas". These importers bought the beer from Modelo at the point of origin, handling shipping and import of the beer and managing distribution within the country. The importers also handled their own advertising, which Modelo financed half of and received approval over. This guaranteed consistency in advertising message.

Brand Positioning: The next step that set Modelo apart was its brand positioning in its advertising. The company emphasized that its beers were of foreign origin, and 100% made in Mexico, foreign origin. This was at a time when the consumption of experimental and foreign beers was increasing, and a potential sign of status. As a result, Modelo's beers were priced at a premium in the U.S. and other markets. Their advertisements focused on the theme of pleasant times spent in Mexico to reinforce this positioning.

Identifying their Target Audience: Finally, Modelo did a good job of identifying and catering to its target audience. When they started to import to the United States, they began with cities bordering Mexico and specifically honed in on those that had high university populations (San Diego, Austin, etc). This aligns with market research indicating that imported beer drinkers were more often younger, more affluent, and having a higher level of education. Starting with these cities then made it easier to branch out to other cities of the United States once they had established a presence. Research had indicated that these foreign beers were more often consumed on-premise rather than off, so promotions focused on on-premise consumption in restaurants, bars, and discos.

The combination of the above factors, as well as operational execution, allowed Modelo to become a top contender in beer imports in each of the markets that it entered.

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Chef's Kiss | Carmy x fem!OC x Luca | Chapter 4

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Warnings: Mentions of suicide, Carmy panicking

Word Count: 2,501

Summary: Sophie and Sydney bond over dealing with Carmy's bullshit. And Sophie and Carmy get close in the kitchen.

Sophie started building a friendship with Sydney, the sous chef in Carmy’s kitchen. Their short time cooking together at The Beef acted as an introduction and when Sophie ran into Sydney at a farmer’s market, they reconnected and ended up spending the afternoon together. They wandered the market and eventually decided to chat over coffee and pastries at a coffee shop nearby.

The two bonded over their experiences in restaurants, exchanging stories. Sophie learned about Sydney’s catering experience and her time in culinary school. Sophie shared about her time in San Diego, how she missed California but had to admit Chicago had its own charm.

Sydney updated her about the restaurant. Carmy and the crew at The Beef had found money Mikey was hiding in cans of tomatoes. And they were planning to rebuild into an entirely new fine dining spot, with a window to keep hold of their roots and still sell their famous sandwiches.

Sophie was happy for them. Carmy had talked about his dream to help Mikey turn the restaurant into the Bear for so long. Syd was also excited to be working in a restaurant more fitting of her experience. She deserved the role of CDC and Sophie was thrilled for her.

“I needed this,” Sydney sighed into her coffee mug, looking at Sophie after she vented some of her frustrations. “Carmy is driving me insane.”

“Yeah?”

“He’s been even more unresponsive lately. And I know after his brother– I mean, I can’t imagine.” Sydney had quieted. “Tina was telling me how close they were. How Mikey had been a little unstable but no one ever expected–” she trailed off and Sophie went cold.

“Richie told me he had passed but I didn’t realize.. he- Mikey killed himself?” Sophie asked, feeling her heart start to race.

“You didn’t know? Oh shit. I assumed since you and Carmy were friends you must’ve– it was all over the internet too. With the Beef. There was a couple articles. And Carmy being Carmy…” Sydney was clearly uncomfortable, feeling guilty for spilling something she worried she shouldn’t have.

“No it’s okay, Syd. Carmy and I hadn’t really talked since he went to work at Noma. And I hadn’t really kept up with his career,” Sophie regretted not trying harder to keep track of where he had ended up.

“It’s hard because I know it explains some of this. I can’t blame him. But also, this is my future too. I can’t risk my career if he isn’t all in. And he keeps leaving me hanging.”

“You are absolutely right. Even if he has a reason it doesn’t make it okay for him to abandon you,” Sophie agreed, head still spinning with the news of Mikey’s suicide. “Damn, sorry Syd. I wish I could help. I don’t think me talking to him would be any help though.”

“Did something happen between you? It seemed like you two were talking and now you’re avoiding each other,” Syd said, leaving it open for Sophie to respond.

“It’s a long story. We had a bit of a disagreement,” she paused. “But I wish I knew about Mikey. My dad– uh. My dad also took his own life. A few years before I met Carmy actually. So I know what it’s like,” she said, softly. “Should have given him the benefit of the doubt. He has other things on his mind,” she explained.

“Oh I’m so sorry Sophie,” Syd was instantly sympathetic and Sophie nodded. “I’m sure you and Carmy will work it out,” Syd smiled at her encouragingly.

Sophie hoped she was right.

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It seemed as though Sydney must’ve said something, done some urging, because Carmy called Sophie a few days after they spoke. He asked her to visit, to come see what they were doing with the new restaurant. And to discuss their decor decisions. He said she had the better eye for art and design. She disagreed, Carmy was one of the most detail oriented people she’d ever met. But she did enjoy it and it was a good excuse to put what happened behind them.

Her visit was fairly short and Carmy was quiet, as usual. She learned a little about the stress of kitchen prep, getting all of the permits, making sure the new space was up to code. She met Carmy’s sister Sugar and offered her help where she could.

She still felt a little awkward around him, a little annoyed at him and herself. But she wanted Carmy’s restaurant to be successful. He deserved it.

She left before they could ever interact without Sydney or Sugar also there.

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Weeks later, Sophie received a call. Carmy’s voice sounded through her phone. “Soph. I– I know this is sudden. But I have an idea for a dish and I was hoping I could cook it for you.”

“A new dish for the menu?” she asked, confused.

“Yes. I had this idea and I couldn't get it out of my head. Could I come over? I want you to try it.”

“Oh– of course, Carm. Tonight?”

“Yeah. If that’s okay,” he sounded unsure. As if he just realized he was making a strange request.

“Yeah. That would be fine. You can come over whenever.”

Carmy called when he got to the front door and she found him outside, looking slightly flustered, holding a giant bag of groceries. She grinned at him and led him upstairs.

“I won’t get in your way but let me know if you need help. Or a taste tester,” she said. She walked back to sit on the couch and tried to work a little on her laptop.

Something about the sounds of Carmy cooking in her apartment made her feel at peace. Like all of the nights in New York, shuffling around in her tiny apartment, cooking into the early hours of the morning. She missed it. The comfort of just having him around. Eventually she stopped pretending to work and found herself just looking over at him while he cooked.

“This feels a lot like New York, doesn’t it?” he asked, as if he could feel her attention on him.

“I was just thinking about that”, she admitted, walking over and leaning against her kitchen island to get a better view of his cooking. She hummed. “Do you remember that night we made those god awful ginger prawns?”

Carmy laughed, loudly, caught by surprise. “Fuck, I forgot about that.”

“My roommates were so mad. Our apartment smelled terrible for a week.” She shook her head with a grin.

“This smells amazing though. Almost like–” She stopped for a second when she saw the chicken and herbs in the cast iron skillet on her stove. “Chicken Paillard?”

“It is. A little bit of a twist. Because you used to be obsessed with potatoes. And bacon lardons.”

“This is like our lazy sunday dish.” She was astonished. “But French.”

“A little French. A little Danish. Mostly just– our dish. It’s what I want the Bear to be. All of the things I love.” Sophie blushed at the softness in his voice.

He had started plating it, his hands sure as he placed the chicken over the salad of greens, roasted veggies, and crisped polenta– alongside the small caramelized potatoes. An herb and lemon scented pan sauce carefully poured over the top. He turned and handed it to her.

She bit her lip but took the plate and looked it over. Devouring the details, the mix of colors, the golden potatoes and the bright greens and the crispy, browned chicken. She took a bite.

“It’s amazing,” she said, knowing she was blushing. After another moment of thought, she looked up at Carmy with wide eyes. “I remember these potatoes. The Danish recipe.” He had cooked them for her the night he told her he was applying to Noma. She remembered so clearly sitting and watching him cook for her. Sad about his possible departure but happy for him. He was so excited. And he deserved good things.

This dish was all of it. It was New York. It was them, sitting in the kitchen at 2am laughing over complete nonsense because they were so exhausted they had become giddy. All of the quiet joy they had found amidst the chaos. She took another bite. Then she slid the plate over to him. He reached over and took a bite as well, looking at it thoughtfully. “You’re too talented for your own good,” she said, voice too intense for what she meant as a way to play off how much it meant to her. For him to make this dish.

He smiled at her, his own cheeks flaring pink. “I’ve been so fucking lost. Making the menu for The Bear. Syd has helped a lot but we’re both just taking swings wildly, trying to make something memorable. But for some reason this afternoon I couldn’t get our chicken dish out of my head. And I wanted to make something that felt like that. I wanted it to feel like your kitchen in New York.”

Her heart pounded. She was getting caught up in him again. She didn’t want to mess it up. She knew what he was going through. With Mikey. Didn’t want to make things worse for him.

“It’s perfect,” she blinked and looked away, trying to cut the tension. “But you improving on our dish feels a little like that terrible Bobby Flay show,” Sophie joked, lightly. He huffed out a laugh before looking at her with his unbelievably emotional eyes. “I think this is my new favorite dish,” she said, thoughtfully. His eyes lit up and she decided to tell him just how much she loved his cooking– had always loved his cooking. “For years my favorite has been that veal saltimbocca you made for us on our last night in New York,” she admitted quietly, hoping he didn’t feel odd about her obsession with his food.

“That was your favorite?” he asked, eyes wide.

“Yeah. Are you kidding me? It was simple but perfect. Back to basics, that’s what we talked about back then, remember? I was so annoyed with fine dining then, turning everything into foam. I feel like that conversation, that dish changed my career. It has stuck with me ever since.” She realized she had rambled, gotten too passionate, and bit her lip.

Carmy had stepped closer to her. “That day– those dolma you made? I tried for months to get that recipe right,” he said to her, eyes burning into hers. She felt the air leave her lungs. It had changed– the energy between them. Her hands gripped the edge of the counter, nervous. “And those caneles– I get a canele every time I see it on a menu now.”

She blushed, feeling nervous energy shoot up her spine as he stood in front of her, hands on either side of her hips against the counter. “I remember wanting to make something so you wouldn’t forget me when you were off traveling the world,” she responded softly.

He was standing so very close and shifted even closer, she moved slightly, making space between her legs so that they were on either side of his hips. Her heart pounded. He moved his hands and the feeling of his palms on her thighs burned through her jeans. “It worked.” It was a whisper.

And then his lips were on hers, the taste of lemon and smoke still on his tongue from the dish. He was soft and gentle, hands unmoving on the outside of her thighs. But she wanted more. She lifted her hand and tangled it into his hair.

Her thoughts had found her here numerous times before but none of it compared to the reality. The feel of his lips against hers. His hands as they smoothed up from her thighs to her hips, pulling her against him. His hand traveled up the curve of her back and cupped the back of her neck, fingers entwined in her hair. She was burning, every inch of her he touched suddenly alight.

And then it was over.

He pulled back and she found herself looking into his eyes. Something had changed. He was pulling away again.

“Wait.” He stepped back and pushed a hand to his forehead. “Shit, I shouldn’t have.” He was panicking, eyes wide. Gripping his hair, he turned and cursed to himself.

She reached out to him, still breathless. Her brain struggled to catch up but something kicked in, seeing Carmy’s clear distress. “Carm, it’s okay. I know you are about to start a restaurant. Not a good time to make things complicated,” she said, quickly changing to comforting mode. She was still thrown for a loop, her lips and fingertips tingling from the kiss. But she was worried about him. “It’s fine,” she said, again. Trying to mollify whatever feelings he was having. Remembering what she learned about Mikey. Knowing he must be so fucking exhausted with it all. She didn’t want to be another problem.

“No.” He shook his head, hands running through his hair. “Fuck. I ran into Claire. From high school.” She recognized the name, of course. The two had talked about their childhoods and she came up. “We ran into each other and then I helped her move some furniture. And she took me to a party.” He had let go of his hair and it fell across his face. He looked disheveled and broken and apologetic. She realized what was happening. He was choosing Claire. Then why did he kiss her?

Her heart raced. Shame burning the pit of her stomach. But she forced herself to respond. The embarrassment and hurt could come later. “Oh that– that’s good, right?” She asked, her voice sounding much more clear and confident than she expected, even with the stutter. “I know what she meant to you,” she said when he remained silent.

Why did you kiss me? She wanted to ask. Wanted to rewind and have him take it back. It wasn’t fair to do this to her. Make a dish for her. For them. Kiss her. Then say he was with someone else.

“I’m–fuck.” His hands were shaking. “Fuck I’m so sorry, Soph.” He walked over to the table and grabbed his jacket. “I’m going.” And he ran out the door.

She stood there in the kitchen as he left. Eventually she turned to look at the plate of food. Their relationship on a plate. Their hopes and dreams as young chefs. The little safe friendship they had built. She grabbed the plate and threw it into the trash.

She felt tears streaming down her face before she realized she had started crying. She walked over to her couch, grabbed her cellphone from the table, and called Mallary.

“Hello?” her sister’s voice answered almost immediately.

“Mal,” Sophie’s voice wavered, a sob escaping before she could help it.

“Are you okay? What’s wrong?”

“He kissed me.”

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Name: Eliana Almeida

Faceclaim: Camila Queiroz

Gender & Pronouns: Cisfemale & She/Her

Age: 33

Birthday: May 19, 1990

Occupation: Event Planner

Neighborhood: Downtown

pinterest. playlist. visage. musings. wanted connections.

ALRIGHTY here we gooooo!

TW mention of neglect & addiction TW infidelity

Things for Eliana (Ellie) have never really been easy. It's always been one difficult thing after another, some at the hands of others and some of her very own doing.

Ellie grew up in California, from right outside of San Diego. Her parents are both originally from Covington, but Ellie has never been here until now due to her parents leaving home right after she was born.

The two of them were very young when Ellie was born and wanted to 'live their own lives' without their families trying to 'control them'.

Of course, they were young, dumb, and in love and way in over their heads. Her parents had always run with the wrong crowd and were all sorts of wrapped up in drinking/drug use from a young age. This only worsened once they moved all the way across the country.

Her parents were never really present. They could never really hold down a job and, honestly, they never really tried to.

When Ellie was 3 her younger brother was born and when she was 5 her younger sister was born.

She quickly took on a caregiver role, making sure that those siblings had the things that they needed. Even when she was in need of a caregiver herself. She was often the one clothing them, feeding them, making sure that they made their way to school. She would make sure forms were signed and that everything was taken care of.

It wasn't easy on her, not at all, and there were many days that she wanted to run away. But she knew that she couldn't leave those two kids alone.

Ellie had her first job when she was 15 as a hostess at a restaurant and paid what bills needed to be covered that her parents didn't seem to care about, as well as saved every dime that she could.

When she turned 18 she began serving tables and moved out of her parents home and into her own place. Her siblings often stayed with her and once they were older they all went no contact with their parents. They have not spoken since.

After Ellie moved out and was on her own, she did kind of go on a bit of a wild streak. With what felt like less responsibility and less overwhelming need to be in charge of everything, she felt free. She began to go out more, drink more, party more, etc. She made some not so great choices, but in her eyes she was finally just living her life the way she wanted.

During this period of her life, she began working for a catering company as a cater waiter/bartender. She loved getting to work different events and it really inspired her to want to further get into that line of work. She worked her way up to being a full fledged event planner and learned the ins & outs of the company/how the business side of things work. Around 28 she opened her own event planning company and now that's what she does full time.

She was married to Ryan Parrish, the two of them are no longer together due to her infidelity while he was deployed. The two of them felll very fast and very hard. She had never let anyone get close and with him it just came naturally. He's the only man she's ever trusted/loved. Although, despite all that, the two of them were not the healthiest of relationships. Due to them moving so quickly, they never realized how difficult two damaged people trying to be together might be and how many issues this might bring them. They argued/disagreed a lot. But at the end of the day, they always ended up back in each other's arms.

When he was gone though, it was sort of like she reverted back to what she was like before their marriage. She felt like she was on her own again, it was as if he/their relationship did not exist. It was definitely selfish, but it was not done in a malicious way (in her eyes).

Despite their toxic ways in their relationship, her cheating did sort of make her realize that she was being reckless with herself and with others. Her own infidelity was a major learning lesson and now she knows she would never do that again. But she, also, would likely never allow herself to get that deep into a relationship again. The thought of a serious relationship definitely scares her shitless.

The two of them still have some unfinished business, think like 'Sweet Home Alabama' unsigned papers vibes/finalizing divorce details, which is one of the reasons she is in town. Another is that she does still have family here that she wants to know - she wants to finally build some roots. She never got to know any of her extended family due to her parents leaving home so early, so she is using this as a chance to do that and see Ryan again.

I know with her being new to town the connections may be limited, but I am open to whatever! People who know her from home, people she may be related to, people who may know of her from Ryan, neighbors (she lives in an apartment downtown), etc. Just kind of some basics!

#this is the story of a girl ; history #covingtonintro #and here we gooooo

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Unforgettable Experiences in San Diego County

Discover the most unforgettable experiences in San Diego County, from stunning beaches to world-class attractions. Explore all that this vibrant destination has to offer and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Petco Park: A Must-Visit Destination for Baseball Fans

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#San Diego County

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