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u/DancingIBear 3d ago
Who the fuck crops a video like this? Bruh
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u/Extrontale 3d ago
easier to repost that way ao it doesn't get caught by some bots scanning for reposts? idk
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u/SquidVices 3d ago
In the beginning, he was wacking it to the idea, then he started the idea.
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u/Missing_Crouton 3d ago
He was coming up with the idea.
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u/TheTrypnotoad 3d ago
Video source: Accenture TV Advert (mid 2000s)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj37tY_Joxo
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u/Lumentin 3d ago
Thanks.
I don't understand why they would post with such an awful quality when this one still exists.
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u/OursonSatanique 2d ago
Happened to me once. I was on a beach, 8yo, and saw a giant white block of polystyrene. It was not. It was limestone. I didn't break my toes tho but damn I couldn't walk properly for days
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u/Lost_Department_2177 2d ago
Guys in the Epstein files for sure.
Cause the problem sell the solution.
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u/Gabyo00 2d ago
Okay the explanation is kinda weird, cause I think when we saw the stone footballs around the city, we all knew the plan was to get people to try and kick a stone football. The VERY unexpected part was him being a doctor
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u/superpercify1 1d ago
My deepest apologies for failing to correctly predict which specific part of a doctor tricking people into breaking their feet would be the most unexpected for you.
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u/post-explainer 3d ago edited 3d ago
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
This video starts as an inspiring clip of a street artist carving stone footballs for the city but twists to reveal he is actually a doctor creating his own patients.
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