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8/2/2017 4:50:03 AM
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Put the loot codes on something healthier than Rockstar!
Putting the codes on cans of Rockstar is kinda promoting a very unhealthy thing. Why not choose something like Aquafina or even a Diet Drink of some kind. Those energy drinks are disgusting in every way.
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I want these codes but no one in my family drinks energy drinks...
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I was grocery shopping yesterday, and there's big Pixar tie-ins on [i]bags of celery[/i] pitching the next Cars movie. Activision take note. Marketing [i]can[/i] be done more responsibly.
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It's no worse than buying a Starbucks or two everyday.....just cheaper lol!!
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I had one red bull code, didn't like the redbull but have gotten some use out the sparrow that was in the quest. no clue if that ever unlocked without a code
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They don't give one f*** about anything but money.
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If it was sponsored on something like Arizona tea, peace tea, or any soda/pop/coke (however anybody says it from where you live) I'd most likely buy it. I can't really drink energy drinks (rather not explain it) but I'd just end up buying it for the code and tossing it if anything. I have nobody I could give the drink to.
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Aquafina is toilet water, and most of the sweetners they use in diet drinks cause cancer. You can't win.
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Seriously. Im a smoker, its bad for me and im happy its not being advertised all over. I also eat healthy and exercise regularly. With the way garbage is advertised as something you can consume every day, these people are just as bad as cigarette companies. This shit will give you health problems and kill you just as fast.
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3 RepliesI say put it on beer but hey that's just my thinking.
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Just dump them in the toilet lmao jk
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Cause they know Destiny fans are a bunch of Americans. Including myself!
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Its a sponsership deal... thats how businesses work, rockstar pays bungie, bungie gives them promo godes to put on their cans, encouraging people to buy their product, same as ads before youtube videos, sucks but its just buisness.
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3 RepliesYou don't have to actually drink it you know?
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1 ReplyYeah. They should put it on fruit to maybe get people to eat something healthy. I guess they think all the people that play Destiny are 16 year olds.
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2 RepliesDiet drinks? Those are also shit for you.
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2 RepliesSeriously.. You guys always have to find something to bi t c h about... I swear, you all complain wayyy to much and that shows you way to much time on your hands. Get a life boyos..
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2 RepliesDiet drinks are just as bad.
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Track pants of snow line shell please.
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A bottle of still water and I'll be good!
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inb4 put on cyanide pls.
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No worries, somebody will crack the code and you'll go to claim yours that you paid for, but it will say, "oops sorry. Looks like we -blam!-ed up something else, AGAIN"
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Hmm, this sounds like a 'you' issue...
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[quote]No (I like putting garbage into my body)[/quote] Virtue signal much?
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Yea! Put it back on Red Bull!!
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1 ReplyThey need you to stay put in that couch twiddling your thumbs on two sticks and buttons. Only fit enough to get to the toilet and the fridge. On a serious note, this kind of crap is a collaborative measure to increase consumer traffic to certain products. Besides a company that promotes health probably wouldn't want to collaborate with another that promotes an activity that glues people to a couch and tv for long periods of time because you know, that's not healthy?
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1 ReplyStrongly agree. The stereotypical gamer drinks enough sh*t as it is. I used to drink very little and when I did I'd be drinking highly caffeinated drinks to keep me buzzing at work. After a couple of years I was diagnosed with Kidney Stones. Horrendously painful and caused by drinking nothing but crap. Take a bit of advice from me and drink plenty of water. Don't buy that vile, radioactive p*ss. Teaming up with an energy drink company is encouraging people to live unhealthy lives.
