93-Year-Old Woman’s PLEA For Help Goes Viral — See What Happens Next
A 93-year-old woman in Pennsylvania is focused on having the essentials during quarantine. The essentials being beer, of course. The Coors Light drinker recently put out a funny message, and got the perfect response.
According to CNN, Olive Veronesi went viral last week when local station KDKA shared a photo of her holding up a sign that read, “I NEED MORE BEER!!” It was shared more than 5 million times.
TOO FUNNY: ♥️🍺 93-year old Olive Veronesi from Seminole, PA is doing her part to stay home and stay safe, and she’s sending this message to her neighbors and to her daughter. More: kdka.com/coronavirus.
Posted by KDKA-TV | CBS Pittsburgh on Thursday, April 9, 2020
93-Year-Old Woman Needs Beer During Quarantine
“I was on my last 12 cans, I have a beer every night,” Olive told KDKA. “You know what, beer has vitamins in it, it’s good for you, as long as you don’t overdo it.”
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Olive had a family member take a photo of her at her window holding up a can of Coors Light and a dry-erase board with the message, “I NEED MORE BEER!!” The image went viral, and got around to Olive’s favorite beer brand.
Coors surprised Olive with 150 beers — and a promise to restock whenever she needs it. Upon receiving the delivery, Olive posed with a new sign that read, “GOT MORE BEER!”
Olive Gets 10 Cases Of Her Favorite Beer
Olive now has 10 cases of Coors Light to get her through the coronavirus quarantine. She reportedly opened a can as soon as the delivery arrived, saying, “That tastes pretty good.”
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“Even in the pre-COVID era, we would’ve been thrilled to fulfill Olive’s request,” a Molson Coors spokesperson told CNN. “But in this moment, during these unusual times, bringing a little bit of joy to someone’s day is the least we can do.”
According to NBC News, when consumed in moderation, beer can have health benefits. It may lower your diabetes risk, make your heart healthier, and, yes, help you live longer. Looks like Olive has the right idea.
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