LeBron James brings back ‘Taco Tuesday’ post with help from San Diego’s Mike’s Red Taco
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LeBron James appears to be enjoying his “Taco Tuesday.” Seven years after James was denied in his attempt to trademark the term “Taco Tuesday,” he posted a video of himself scarfing down at least three plates of tacos.
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What happened
LeBron James appears to be enjoying his “Taco Tuesday.” Seven years after James was denied in his attempt to trademark the term “Taco Tuesday,” he posted a video of himself scarfing down at least three plates of tacos.
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