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Puma are such morons for this. A win is a win, you want her to stop? This is a fucking winner. Puma is diarrhea of shoes anyway 😂😂
Nike should sign her instead.
"Just doodoo it."
Puma were right: that Poopy Patty actively and consciously made it harder for other athletes to compete.
I bet you never competitively ran or worked out to experience this. Look up runners diarrhea, shit is not conscious and you can't stop it.
Yes, But you can leave the competition. She didn't and smeared everything with poop, thus actively and consciously making it harder for other athletes to compete.
Lmfao of course I'm arguing with someone that never did any physical activity in their life. SHE WON FIRST PLACE BUD. SHE AIN'T GONNA QUIT LIKE A FUCKING LOSER
Keep shitting your pants in silence, please
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-nazi-brothers-changed-sports-marketing-forever/id1893824633?i=1000762456421
Relevant.
Not really. This is literal whataboutism.
We're talking about the impact of sponsoring an athlete on a brand, and the podcast is about how Puma literally created athlete sponsoring.
The fact that they were Nazis is somewhat irrelevant.