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Bathing and taking care of your personal image may not be the only thing you need to go far in life. However, it will at least keep you from being kicked out of the places you want to attend.
Don’t you believe us? So let us tell you a story: it turns out that, as our friends from Tarreo, a subject was expelled from a tournament of Yu-Gi-Oh! because of its disgusting smell. The events took place at an event of Analog Sports, one of the most important organizers of soccer tournaments. Yu-Gi-Oh! in Japan.
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Reportedly, the subject arrived at the tournament and quickly several players filed complaints due to his bad smell. There are even those who say that he felt nauseated for a long time after the aroma of this singular subject reached his nostrils.
[Diffusion hope]
Very painful pic.twitter.com/srvRTm6MAv— Ansai[a-sports](@ ansai3840) January 10, 2022
Now, maybe if you’re not familiar with Yu-Gi-Oh! It may seem like an unfair decision, after all, what does all this have to do with the card game? Well, it turns out that since 2019 the official rules of Yu-Gi-Oh! indicate that players can be penalized if their clothes “are dirty or smell bad”.
In other words: if you want to be champion of Yu-Gi-Oh! you have to be clean and presentable. If you want to see it that way, a good shower is already part of Konami’s card game meta.
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And you, what do you think about this rule? Do you think it is important that tournaments require their participants to have good hygiene or that this should be separated from the competition? Tell us in the comments.
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