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Sami Lama from Toronto, Canada writes: While I realize that many people welcome the "entertainment" that these gimmicky stunts are reported to bring, I find them annoying. The fact that they first try to guise themselves as being real is what truly irks me. These new products and services really have nothing new and valuable to offer to consumers so they have to appeal to cheap tricks and brainwash consumers into believing that they can create a lifestyle. Personality and the actions you take in life create a lifestyle - not a product.
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