Saturday, October 20th 2007
New Zealand Brewery Offers Lifetime Supply of Beer for Safe Return of Laptop
When someone loses something valuable or close to them, chances are they will pay handsomely to hold what is dear to them again. This is clearly the case in New Zealand, where a brewery is offering a lifetime supply of beer (a 12 pack a month) to whoever returns their laptop to them. The computer owned by the Croucher Brewing Company, in the central North Island city of Rotorua, contains very important designs, contact details and financial information. The company is offering smaller quantities of beer to anyone with clues leading up to the laptop.
Source:
BBC
13 Comments on New Zealand Brewery Offers Lifetime Supply of Beer for Safe Return of Laptop
= the data isnt that important. That's a fraction of the cost of doing a HDD data retrieval.
I certainly do:roll::roll::roll::roll:
J/k Ket.
Cheap arses!!:mad:
And I bet it will be Tui which tastes like lolli water to me.
Theft is quite a popular occupation over here.
And I don't like Rotorua.
It smells like a strong fart from someone whos been on a diet of hard boiled eggs all thier life.
Thanks to the sulphur from the major thermal activity there.
I recall people saying that they would get four or five cases a month when their friends who worked at Miller, but did not drink, would bring them what they collected over the course of a month.