"When a company is sold to a large investment group, the quality of the product always goes down" — PFT Commenter

Take Slip·Aug 19, 2016

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When a company is sold to a large investment group, the quality of the product always goes down

Just a word of warning, like any time that you're employed by a company that gets sold, like if you're a company that's made its name for itself and then it gets sold to like a big time investment group, the quality of the product is going to go way, way down.

Opinion Business Medium Subjective

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Since it's swimming, we get to watch this play out like the worst Jason Bourne movie of all time.

Opinion Olympics Mild Subjective

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An unwritten rule of the 'bro code' is that you break it to save your own ass

That's an unwritten rule of bro code is that you break bro code to save your own ass.

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The number one lie in sports is a coach claiming they aren't interviewing for other jobs

Number one [lie] is every time any coach anywhere says they're happy with their job and they're not interviewing. That's number one lie in all sports.

Fact Claim Other Sports Mild

While hyperbolically stated as a 'fact', this is a common trope in sports media where coaches routinely deny interest in jobs they later take (e.g., Nick Saban, Lincoln Riley).