Yes, it’s shameful, just not in the way he thinks it is.
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Tastes certainly change over time.
I haven’t seen the movie yet, but the way I understand it, back in the 70’s, a lot of the SF elite were drinking Milk…..
If the SF mayor had confessed that it wasn’t actually water, but vodka that he hid in order to hide his drinking problem, everyone would have forgiven him. It’s corporate water that’s the sin.