Koop: (maybe) fixed link

2025-01-03T19:12:51Z

(maybe) fixed link

Koop: Created page with "Within the first episode or two of GFtDS, Koop decided it only made sense (even if to only him) that the show should pursue sponsorship from Mondelez International's product l..."

2025-01-03T19:12:30Z

Created page with "Within the first episode or two of GFtDS, Koop decided it only made sense (even if to only him) that the show should pursue sponsorship from Mondelez International's product l..."

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Within the first episode or two of GFtDS, Koop decided it only made sense (even if to only him) that the show should pursue sponsorship from Mondelez International's product line known as Triscuit crackers. Early on he made attempts to reach out to Triscuit to ask about potential partnership, and although their customer support team responded kindly, they reported that they were not interested in sponsorship due to the program dealing with alcohol consumption and sitting around playing video games, as they wanted to project the impression of more healthier lifestyle choices. This prompted Koop to develop and exhibit the "[Triscuit Exercise of the Week]" in order to appease and reinforce the show's dedication to good health, to make it apparent to Triscuit how serious GFtDS was at partnering up. After several emails later, the Triscuit team seemed to completely stop responding to Koop's inquiries, and Koop believes he's been put on an ignore list due to his attempts.

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−	Within the first episode or two of GFtDS, Koop decided it only made sense (even if to only him) that the show should pursue sponsorship from Mondelez International's product line known as Triscuit crackers. Early on he made attempts to reach out to Triscuit to ask about potential partnership, and although their customer support team responded kindly, they reported that they were not interested in sponsorship due to the program dealing with alcohol consumption and sitting around playing video games, as they wanted to project the impression of more healthier lifestyle choices. This prompted Koop to develop and exhibit the "[Triscuit Exercise of the Week]" in order to appease and reinforce the show's dedication to good health, to make it apparent to Triscuit how serious GFtDS was at partnering up. After several emails later, the Triscuit team seemed to completely stop responding to Koop's inquiries, and Koop believes he's been put on an ignore list due to his attempts.	+	Within the first episode or two of GFtDS, Koop decided it only made sense (even if to only him) that the show should pursue sponsorship from Mondelez International's product line known as Triscuit crackers. Early on he made attempts to reach out to Triscuit to ask about potential partnership, and although their customer support team responded kindly, they reported that they were not interested in sponsorship due to the program dealing with alcohol consumption and sitting around playing video games, as they wanted to project the impression of more healthier lifestyle choices. This prompted Koop to develop and exhibit the "[[Triscuit Exercise of the Week]]" in order to appease and reinforce the show's dedication to good health, to make it apparent to Triscuit how serious GFtDS was at partnering up. After several emails later, the Triscuit team seemed to completely stop responding to Koop's inquiries, and Koop believes he's been put on an ignore list due to his attempts.

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Koop: (maybe) fixed link

Koop: Created page with "Within the first episode or two of GFtDS, Koop decided it only made sense (even if to only him) that the show should pursue sponsorship from Mondelez International's product l..."