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barstool

[ bahr-stool ]

noun

  1. a stool or seat, usually high and having a round, cushioned top, of a type often used for seating customers at a bar.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

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The most illustrative example of this dynamic might be a clip from The Adam Friedland Show, where the socialist comedian and podcaster convinces Dave Portnoy, of Barstool Sports fame, to endorse Medicaid for All.

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What do Snoop and Dr. Dre and their canned cocktail have to do with a random bowl game whose past naming-rights sponsors include Offerpad and Barstool Sports?

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But, as a whole, the ads this year did carry a slight rightward sheen, or at the very least a renewed thirst for the Barstool dollar.

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Writer Max Read theorized this summer that Welch had broken into the Zynternet, a male-attentive slice of the internet named for the ubiquitous nicotine pouches and aligned culturally with the Barstool Sports empire, and whose main philosophical beliefs include “epicurean libertarianism†and “all-purpose misogyny.â€

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When he endorsed Kamala Harris on Barstool Sports’ The Yak Podcast last summer, some of his followers turned on him for being a liberal.

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