I'm not sure about this whole thing 
... Giveaways are great, don't get me wrong, but all these wrestling events feel like just another way to make a buck 
. And what's with the live televised part? Can't they just let people enjoy it without the cameras and all that drama? 
Plus, I'm not convinced this is more than just some PR stunt for their LUNACY series 
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... Giveaways are great, don't get me wrong, but all these wrestling events feel like just another way to make a buck . And what's with the live televised part? Can't they just let people enjoy it without the cameras and all that drama? Plus, I'm not convinced this is more than just some PR stunt for their LUNACY series ...
. They're just gonna give out some turkeys to people who need 'em, but at the same time, they'll be getting all that publicity and attention for themselves. It's like, if I'm already feeling guilty about eating turkey on Thanksgiving, now I gotta feel bad for not donating my extra cash too...and it's all just a setup for their stupid wrestling event 
. And what's with the "spiritual themes" thing? Just trying to spin it as some kind of deep, meaningful experience...newsflash: it's just wrestling and turkeys, guys 
. Its great to see artists using their platform for good and making a difference in the community 
. I mean, wrestling events can be pretty entertaining anyway, but adding a charitable twist makes it even more special 
. The fact that its all about giving back to the community is really cool 
. And who knows, maybe this will inspire other artists and organizations to follow suit