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I just wanted to question where (other than the Wikia submission) you verified this as a brewery? It seems, to be factual, it would be enough to state that the Fleischberg Company is simply a factory plant without specifying its product. My original impression was not that it was a brewery... in fact, the name implied to me something more gore-related and ironic. While only implied, it struck me along the same vein (no pun intended) as the quirky references from other GTA3 games... the cannibalistic Donald Love for one. Despite the lack of any real animals/livestock, there are always burgers and food available for carnivores in these games -- a veritable 'mountain of meat' to be had by the hungry. Without specifically saying this is what is produced here, I'm only suggesting the lack of specific identification of the product made and shipped from the Fleischberg factory. Their slogan is 'Making life mean something since 1869', and what better way to describe what is done with livestock than to say it gives meaning to the phrase 'dinner-time'. I can see pallets of drums in their yard, but none of them specifically suggest they contain beer... if you have other facts that support this as a brewery, I am interested. I simply found it more amusing to contemplate the implied story of the Fleischberg Company, and the possibility that it produced a vast quantity of meat products for consumption. Most farms I saw in San Andreas grew crops... animations for fish and birds aside, I see no animals. Does the entire GTA3 world subsist on meat derived from another source, and are some suppliers providing nutrition for a group with specialized tastes? This is all my own speculation and not intended to distract from my question: does the claim of Fleischberg as a brewery seem justified by any explicit identification in the game? Thanks for considering... perhaps my assumptions are just uninformed. --HoraceBroonRiddle 10:46, 13 March 2012 (UTC)
- It's a brewery because in-game models and textures call it a brewery.--spaceeinstein 17:28, 13 April 2012 (UTC)