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New Tokyo Olympic sponsors coming onboard: CEO Muto

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By Jack Tarrant

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Throwing good money after bad.

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the organizing committee expects to take on several new sponsors in the coming months

Some potential new sponsors:

mask makers

Lysol and Clorox

Life Insurance
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Give it up already Japan, it ain't happening.

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Sky Tree, eh? Likely getting government subsidies to the fall in tourism. How much you want to bet the other companies that he won't name are in the same boat? The money they'll be using are our taxes bailing them out.

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Throwing money away?

It is so unlike the Japanese to do so...

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What on earth would make a profitable company sponsor the might happen, probably won't happen Olymipcs. As Smith said its us our Tax payers money being routed through subsidies to make it look like it has even a monicommon of a chance of happening it might if you have a vague notion of reality. But as those in the know know the decision makers have proven themselves to be completely detached from reality.

Lets run a race where competitors can't be behind each other or next to each other and the crowd watching mustn't cheer loudly. Sounds like fun.

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Muto did not give the names of any other new sponsors.

Wishful thinking!

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I see we have a CEO as well as a President. Taxpayers will be most grateful.

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is the media allowed to ask to what extent the Olympics are insured?

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I see we have a CEO as well as a President. Taxpayers will be most grateful.

and a chairman, then an assistant chairman, then their two friends....

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