The Army Bet $11M on The Rock and UFL Ginning Up Enlistments. It May Have Actually Hurt Recruiting Efforts.
The high-dollar, high-profile deal likely didn't lead to a single new Army recruit and may possibly have had a negative impact on finding new enlistments, internal documents and emails reviewed by Military.com show.
They paid The Rock and UFL $11 million, and he didn't even make as many social media posts as he agreed.
I don't know how they came up with a negative number here, but they found a way.
Excellent. More and more people are tuning out.
They can't advertise to their target audience because they've been captured by a Chinese platform, what a shit show. If they push for something major like a regime change in Iran, it's going to be a huge disaster.
Eighty fucking percent of millennials watch live sports? Eight zero? I thought sportsball was a meme.
You misread. It isn't 78% watch, it's 22% don't watch.
The affirmative statement, statistics-wise, is important.
Someone who says "I don't eat asparagus" as a declaration is very different than someone who just doesn't generally eat asparagus in their life's flow.