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How a Beer Company Is Helping a 93-Year-Old Survive Coronavirus Quarantine

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Practicing social distancing and staying at home because of the Wuhan coronavirus has been difficult. After all, Americans are used to setting their own schedules and doing things on their own terms. That's the very definition of being an American, right?

For 93-year-old Olive Veronesi of Seminole, Pennsylvania, part of the struggle of being in quarantine was not having the ability to get more beer.

She wrote a sign saying, "I need more beer!!" for her neighbors and daughter. The picture of the woman went viral.

And Coors Light said it planned to send more beer to Olive.

Coors wasn't kidding either. The 93-year-old received 150 cans of the beer.

Cheers, Olive! You're the real MVP.

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