stackyFACTSYou cannot sue a massive cartoon tiger for corporate negligence. Brands construct completely fabricated characters to serve as the highly enthusiastic face of their product, bypassing messy human scandals while forging deep emotional connections with extremely impressionable younger demographics.
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