Hockeydino: Truth: What's In A Shoe?

10.24.2009

Truth: What's In A Shoe?

Former basketball great and the guy who always talks in the third person, Michael Jordan has a problem. His son is going to play for UCF. The problem, UCF has an agreement with ADIDAS for their shoes. Jordan's kid will only wear NIKE because of the business relationship with his father over the years. I'm thinking UCF will probably have a new agreement with NIKE.

My real issue is this. Who friggin cares about shoes like this? I know many people have been shot over what kind of athletic shoes (I still call them tennis shoes by the way)people wear. I know people think it's a big deal if they get Nike Air Jordan's. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing Air Jordan's out of principal. I could care less about Adidas or Diadora or whatever is out there. I buy shoes that feel good or are inexpensive. I'm not blowing $100 on a pair of shoes, where that money goes to pay Michael Jordan. Are you nuts? What's the point?

What's wrong with you sheeple who buy products because of certain athletes or athletic programs? You are no better than NASCAR sheep who support every product a driver endorses. Get a clue. Get a life.

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