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Yeah, so Gebruder is, you know, for brother. So Gebruder Dassler is the Dassler Brothers shoe company. And people were like, wow, so I don't have to wear my high-heeled leather sport boot any longer on the pitch?

Yeah, so Gebruder is, you know, for brother. So Gebruder Dassler is the Dassler Brothers shoe company. And people were like, wow, so I don't have to wear my high-heeled leather sport boot any longer on the pitch?

Yeah, so Gebruder is, you know, for brother. So Gebruder Dassler is the Dassler Brothers shoe company. And people were like, wow, so I don't have to wear my high-heeled leather sport boot any longer on the pitch?

So their nicknames, you'll probably hear us refer to them as Adi and Rudy, R-U-D-I. And if you kind of put your head to it, you can see where this is headed.

So their nicknames, you'll probably hear us refer to them as Adi and Rudy, R-U-D-I. And if you kind of put your head to it, you can see where this is headed.

So their nicknames, you'll probably hear us refer to them as Adi and Rudy, R-U-D-I. And if you kind of put your head to it, you can see where this is headed.

So the laundry business wasn't going well. So like you said, little Adi started making these shoes and things started going great. And it turns out they made a pretty good team at first because they complimented one another in what they were good at. So Adi was creative and he was the brains and Rudy was a little more extroverted and he was a really good salesperson.

So the laundry business wasn't going well. So like you said, little Adi started making these shoes and things started going great. And it turns out they made a pretty good team at first because they complimented one another in what they were good at. So Adi was creative and he was the brains and Rudy was a little more extroverted and he was a really good salesperson.

So the laundry business wasn't going well. So like you said, little Adi started making these shoes and things started going great. And it turns out they made a pretty good team at first because they complimented one another in what they were good at. So Adi was creative and he was the brains and Rudy was a little more extroverted and he was a really good salesperson.

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And as a German sprinter.

And as a German sprinter.

And as a German sprinter.

So that should say it all. It does. So he was wearing these track spikes, and this helped him. This got him a little bit of notoriety. But it was really in 1936 in Berlin at that very, very famous Olympic Games where a young athlete named Jesse Owens – dominated and literally tore up the track wearing those Gebruda Dassler track spikes with Hitler in the stands.

So that should say it all. It does. So he was wearing these track spikes, and this helped him. This got him a little bit of notoriety. But it was really in 1936 in Berlin at that very, very famous Olympic Games where a young athlete named Jesse Owens – dominated and literally tore up the track wearing those Gebruda Dassler track spikes with Hitler in the stands.

So that should say it all. It does. So he was wearing these track spikes, and this helped him. This got him a little bit of notoriety. But it was really in 1936 in Berlin at that very, very famous Olympic Games where a young athlete named Jesse Owens – dominated and literally tore up the track wearing those Gebruda Dassler track spikes with Hitler in the stands.

And people are like, those shoes are amazing. And Jesse Owens was like, it's kind of me. But yeah, sure. The shoes are great. But I'm also a vastly superior athlete to the rest of these chumps out here.

And people are like, those shoes are amazing. And Jesse Owens was like, it's kind of me. But yeah, sure. The shoes are great. But I'm also a vastly superior athlete to the rest of these chumps out here.