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Lakers fan forgets how to count during embarrassing in-game promotion gone wrong

Yahoo! Sports
Published November 24, 2018 at 2:50 PM
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The Los Angeles Lakers may have won Friday night, but one of their fans wasn't so lucky. One Lakers fan went home extremely embarrassed after forgetting how to count during an in-game promotion on the court. The team even started the fan off with a gimme … or so it thought.

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