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How sickening is this advertising , the costs and guess who pays the bill? Your right US the consumers, whether we are sports fans or not. These ridiculous costs are merely put on the sheets as a cost of doing business and the consumers are stuck. What a fiasco. Boycott all businesses that advertise please citizens.
No Comrade, without advertising the proletariat has no access to the bourgeois goods, because without advertising the capitalist robber barons fail, and then only the Marxist State can produce goods.
Your Socialist rhetoric exposes an enormous lack of understanding of basic economics. Go to a Socialist country without capitalist advertising and see how many goods are on the shelves of stores.
"Boozer" and "dedication" in the same sentence.
relax..
...."he is getting a raise either way".
Boozer might get hurt and be out of commercials for years!
Another injury extension on Boozer, apparantly, the kids out played him. Oh the humiliation. And Booz thought the statue of Malone was toughto guard.
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