It is a metaphor for "the common man".


Sorry Meatball, it just conjures up immages of the guy who grabs a 6 pack of Coors on the way home from work and watches the ball game in his boxers while scratching his belly and yells at the TV "this wouldn't have ever happened if you didn't trade Wazowski!" Then he clears his throat and hocks a loogee.![]()
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Just the average American on Main Street, regardless of their choice of beverage, because we like to drink.
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I am obviously NOT the average American on Main street because I just can't identify with the term one little bit. My husband and I are both blue collar, came from middle class families, have college educations but I can in no way point out a "Joe Six-pack" among my friends, neighbors, DS's friend's parents - not one. I was hoping it was about abs and not alcohol. Are the people she's identifying with relating to her? Are we talking wife beater wearers, belchers and men who sit on their front porch shirtless in broad daylight?
Well I have a picture of that too, but I don't think it's DIS friendly.![]()

Sorry Meatball, it just conjures up immages of the guy who grabs a 6 pack of Coors on the way home from work and watches the ball game in his boxers while scratching his belly and yells at the TV "this wouldn't have ever happened if you didn't trade Wazowski!" Then he clears his throat and hocks a loogee.![]()
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Coors? I'm guessing that's too pricey for Joe Six-pack. I'm thinking no name or Buzz-beer. When I was a student Schlitz and Pabst used to be cheap. Are they even made anymore?
I'm not Joe, but here's my six pack
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Here is the real Maverick, complete with six pack.
http://uk.truveo.com/Top-Gun-Sexy-and-Shirtless-Film-Fixation/id/2803259381
I really did not like when she said that. I also felt like she was talking to very young children during the debate.