Max Park sponsored by Prime?

Am I the only with a parent that makes them food?
I get like a sandwich and some apples, if I’m lucky some pasta or chicken nuggets. Why aren’t your parents doing this? (I am a private school kid but not privileged at all)
She did when I was in elementary school years ago but when I started going to middle school school started earlier so my mom was like, nah you do it.
 
Am I the only with a parent that makes them food?
I get like a sandwich and some apples, if I’m lucky some pasta or chicken nuggets. Why aren’t your parents doing this? (I am a private school kid but not privileged at all)
Why are you purposefully insulting other people's parents who work hard for them?
 
Why are you purposefully insulting other people's parents who work hard for them?
You should ask JDAW6 what he intended rather than assuming that he has bad intentions. This is almost definitely going to cause an argument, as you are assuming what he said was negative, which is going to make people mad.

Please stop making ragebaiting posts. They do nothing but cause arguments.

(Tbh, you could consider this rage baiting as well, but I feel like I have to call him out on that)
 
You should ask JDAW6 what he intended rather than assuming that he has bad intentions. This is almost definitely going to cause an argument, as you are assuming what he said was negative, which is going to make people mad.

Please stop making ragebaiting posts. They do nothing but cause arguments.

(Tbh, you could consider this rage baiting as well, but I feel like I have to call him out on that)
i cannot see how that was ragebaiting
 
To steer this thread back I have a question.

Do you all think that more fast cubers will get these kinds of sponsorships from people/groups not cubing-related? If so, who would be next?
I think it depends. If it’s a well-known cuber, then probably yeah, but if it’s a kind-of-little-known cuber like the insane ten-year-old in China (yes, I’m talking about you, Yiheng), I’m not sure if any big companies would seek to sponsor him.
 
I think it depends. If it’s a well-known cuber, then probably yeah, but if it’s a kind-of-little-known cuber like the insane ten-year-old in China (yes, I’m talking about you, Yiheng), I’m not sure if any big companies would seek to sponsor him.
Bro just called the guy who brought the WR down by nearly 0.4 sec and normalised Sub5 averages. Is little know?
 
Bro just called the guy who brought the WR down by nearly 0.4 sec and normalised Sub5 averages. Is little know?
I would say he is less known to the general public, as Max got great publicity on non-cubing networks, while Yiheng's averages are mostly contained within the central cubing community.
 
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