Was looking for TH's AARP commercial. Think it's only on the dark web.How does a paid endorsement bring credibility to anything?
Either way, sold me on turmeric.
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Was looking for TH's AARP commercial. Think it's only on the dark web.How does a paid endorsement bring credibility to anything?
They got married?Wonder if Lindie took him to the cleaners with their divorce? Now he has to “work” again.
Endorsements are an extension of the Placebo Effect - and a powerful one.How does a paid endorsement bring credibility to anything?
I could never wear a shirt with Tenore across it - no disrespect to Pat. It's the same reason why I never bought Hurley gear.
Why would I wear something with someone else's name on it? The one thing Hurley had was the )( logo, which looked good on the nose of a board. What is Pat going to do for a logo - have a big T?
I could never wear a shirt with Tenore across it - no disrespect to Pat. It's the same reason why I never bought Hurley gear.
Why would I wear something with someone else's name on it? The one thing Hurley had was the )( logo, which looked good on the nose of a board. What is Pat going to do for a logo - have a big T?
How many ex rvca riders end up on Tenore?
Have there been any Alex Knost sightings lately?
Uh, no.Endorsements are an extension of the Placebo Effect - and a powerful one.
Michael Jordan has been retired from basketball for a decade or more. He has committed indiscretions in his personal and business affairs, yet his reputation as a winner is such that the Jordan brand makes millions for Nike each fiscal year.
Lisa Andersen is no longer a contemporary-level surfer, but her legacy of singular and remarkable accomplishments will have the same effect at Tenore.
Tom Curren's presence at Rip Curl has the same effect - legends sell products.
Yes, that's what I said.Is it because of their age that they're uh, not selling things, (irrelevant)? Is that what it is? Personally I'm old enough to know I don't like buying things. I don't know why I'm even on this (expletive edit)Tenore thread whatever that is, so uh, right. Legends are stupid. Except Tom Curren, Maybe Lisa Anderson, and Michael Jordan? Good GOD man, he doesn't even surf yet AFAIK... But I'd say he's marketable still, if only for what they did to the Shoe Bling Groupie World back in the day.
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They got married?
Hurry up and trademark that jingle. I think you're gonna be rich.When the moon hits your eye
Like a big pizza pie, that's tenore