Owner of website that sells pictures of feet wrote letter to try to convince Margot Robbie to take pictures of her feet
One of the most popular actresses in hollywood today, known for participating in films such as Barbie (2023), the wolf of Wall Street (2013) and Suicide squad (2016), Margot Robbie received a proposal of £250,000, approximately R$1.5 million, to send a photo of her feet, according to information from Perth Now.
As the site reported, the artist received this offer of Fun with Feetwho wants to sell photos of Robbie with the theme of Barbie. In a letter sent to the actress, the owner of the company, called liztalked about the idea of creating content with images of her feet.
“My name is liz and I make thousands selling pictures of feet on Fun With Feet… I also look a lot like you,” he wrote.Barbie it’s all woman but we really are the Barbie – Barbie stereotypical, anyway.”
I would love to collaborate with you on some content inspired by Barbie that will make us millions. Furthermore, Fun with Feet offers a starting bonus of £250,000. If I’m right, we’ll be able to capitalize on our similarity – and the world’s obsession with all things Barbie – endless, all thanks to our feet!
“Fun With Feet is the best platform for selling feet online and, as many of my clients already look for me because I look like the margot (and the Barbie) 2.0, I know our partnership would be very popular,” continued liz. “Barbie’s stereotypical feet are an insane profiteer, believe me.”
Then, the businesswoman spoke about the advantages of this “investment”: “Another great advantage of standing content online is that you can continue to earn money passively with it. As we know, human beings only have one end, ideas live for ever.”
If you are interested in working with me, please contact the team Fun with Feet and we can create blockbuster standing content! We were made for this.
Source: Rollingstone
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