Around 1999, P. Puff Industries owner Ave Green * choose answer * launches launched will launch her own company line, which she * choose answer * called calls calling Wordstretch. For Green, rubberbands * choose answer * are was were a simple and inexpensive way to accessorize. Hoping to ignite a trend, she * choose answer * designs will design designed special rubberbands that are meant to be worn by people.

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They * choose answer * come comes came in all sorts of colors, with little catchy phrases, words, or inspirations inscribed on them. I * choose answer * will like liked like the ones that * choose answer * say says said , “Hope,” “Don’t Harsh My Mellow,” “What Would Scooby Doo?,” and “Snap Out of It.” There * choose answer * is are will be NBA basketball-specific ones available, too. Customers can even have them custom-made, and order them in bundles.

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* choose answer * Right now Every day, generally true Past Future

Waiting for a flight from New York to Minneapolis, Ave Green * choose answer * meets meeted met Kevin Garnett at an airport. She * choose answer * approached will approach approaches Garnett and * choose answer * telling tell told him about her product. Garnet * choose answer * is were was enthused and * choose answer * ending ended will end up being a very loyal customer. “He * choose answer * took taked taking pity on little ol’ dorky me,” * choose answer * saying said will say Green.

Garnett now * choose answer * wears wore will wear Wordstretch rubberbands. Today, many other players in the NBA * choose answer * is sporting are sporting sported Wordstretch rubberbands: Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, Darius Miles, Lamar Odom, Jermaine O’Neal, to name a few.