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Have you noticed that people in public during live TV broadcasting - like for example soccer managers, as I just saw one after Evertone busted Manchester City with 4 to 0 - cover their lips when they talk.
Or famous audience at tennis courts or NBA matches.
What the fåck is this?
Is it common knowledge that PR agencies hired an army of lips-readers for purpose of stalking celebrities in public?
It cannot be just hiding the tactics in time-outs.
Originally posted by vanderveldeBe they English?
Have you noticed that people in public during live TV broadcasting - like for example soccer managers, as I just saw one after Evertone busted Manchester City with 4 to 0 - cover their lips when they talk.
Or famous audience at tennis courts or NBA matches.
What the fåck is this?
Is it common knowledge that PR agencies hired an army of lips-reader ...[text shortened]... purpose of stalking celebrities in public?
It cannot be just hiding the tactics in time-outs.
Simply hiding their atrocious grillage, gov'nuh.
Originally posted by vanderveldeAlmost all cases of this in the US are coaches of sports teams.
Have you noticed that people in public during live TV broadcasting - like for example soccer managers, as I just saw one after Evertone busted Manchester City with 4 to 0 - cover their lips when they talk.
Or famous audience at tennis courts or NBA matches.
What the fåck is this?
Is it common knowledge that PR agencies hired an army of lips-reader ...[text shortened]... purpose of stalking celebrities in public?
It cannot be just hiding the tactics in time-outs.
It's simple, they don't want people to be able to read their lips while they discuss their strategy with their team. Who knows if someone is watching TV coverage from the owner's box seats just for that purpose? This only started with the advent of radio headsets on the field.
And not all people (like in the audience) who hold their hand to their mouth while talking to someone is doing this. Maybe the arena is just loud and they want the person they're talking to to hear them.
Originally posted by vanderveldeThey do it because they're ashamed of their bad breath.
Have you noticed that people in public during live TV broadcasting - like for example soccer managers, as I just saw one after Evertone busted Manchester City with 4 to 0 - cover their lips when they talk.
Or famous audience at tennis courts or NBA matches.
What the fåck is this?
Is it common knowledge that PR agencies hired an army of lips-reader ...[text shortened]... purpose of stalking celebrities in public?
It cannot be just hiding the tactics in time-outs.
