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The thing is it's not the culture or tradition of the US. It's just a brilliant ad campaign that lasted way longer than it should.
by AndyJames 3y ago
The thing is it's not the culture or tradition of the US. It's just a brilliant ad campaign that lasted way longer than it should.
- thih9 3y agoPerhaps people genuinely enjoy having a lasting memory of an important happy moment. And obviously this works without diamonds too.
- pilchard123 3y agoAt what point does something become part of a tradition or culture? Why does "it started as an ad campaign" preclude something from becoming part of culture?
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