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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2025
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Someone already tried.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_v._Pepsico%2C_Inc.
What a cucked judgement. I would have ruled for the plaintiff, with prejudice
Tell me you know nothing about contract law without telling me you know nothing about contract law.
It was a joke, mate. A simple jest. A jape, if you will
Most jokes need to be recognizable as funny?
Like if you say the word cucked, ever, I'm going to assume you're serious and an imbecile and I would be right to do that, no?!
K
And one funny addendum to that story is that someone COULD reasonably think that Pepsi had an actual Harrier to give away. After all, Pepsi once owned an actual navy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PepsiCo
The Harrier commercial aired in 1996. The Harrier jet was introduced in 1978. It wasn’t too unreasonable to think that an 18 year old jet aircraft would be decommissioned and sold, especially after Soviet tensions eased. And if ‘they’ let Pepsi own actual submarines and a destroyer, doesn’t that seem more far fetched than owning a single old jet aircraft?
Guy should’ve gotten his Harrier.