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EulerLagrange.eth
@eulerlagrange.eth
During Jordan’s era the nba reqd wearing the official shoes. The fine for breaking the rule was 5k. Jordan broke that rule because Nike offered him a lot of money to wear the shoes for a game. The cameras were on those shoes more than the players that game. Breaking the rules can be profitable. (Not an endorsement of breaking the law or doing something immoral 🙏)
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Ox.crypto
@ox-crypto.eth
Depends sometimes on the benefit you will get when breaking 🙂 or maybe take the risk go big or go homeless
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Ox.crypto
@ox-crypto.eth
/lessoninthere
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Ramsey 🎩🤝
@ramsey
Actually, there was too much red color on them. That was the violation. And... NIKE paid them. Not Jordan.
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Cherrynegroni
@cherrynegroni
Nice marketing move
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