http://www.kansascity.com/2012/02/07/3416171/company-led-by-brett-sued-over.html (http://www.kansascity.com/2012/02/07/3416171/company-led-by-brett-sued-over.html)
I needed a new bat for this season and was happy with my Brett Bros. bat that I used last year, so I went to their website this week. It used to be the bats were on the front page, but now it was all this dumb jewelry. It's a huge industry and I'm sure the profit margins are way better than the saturated bat market, so I understand it. My son has bought a couple of similar necklaces at Dick's in the past and he wears them often. I don't think he believes in all the claims made, but they sure were overpriced for what they are.
that stuff has to be a sham, most times players aren't even wearing the necklaces against the skin. even if the "magic crystals" power did work.
the boy has a couple of these necklaces. . . . they look good. . ..no magic powers, however.
i think it's terrible in general that necklaces or any type of jewelry has any place on an athletic field.
it's probably on account of i'm so manly.
How stupid if Brett Bros has to give back $5Million to buyers.
I see these necklaces as a stupid tax for anyone that thinks they are going to get special powers from wearing one.
I think it's more a referendum on making false claims.
Quote from: TβG on 02/10/12, 12:10:30 AM
i think it's terrible in general that necklaces or any type of jewelry has any place on an athletic field.
it's probably on account of i'm so manly.
I agree, I too am manly as well.
This is just plain weird...
double-blind study or gtfo
When's the last time you shit your pants?
double tapered