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A few days after Christmas last year, Toby Keith took to Twitter to pay a bit of tribute. It was all of 41 characters, but the sentiment was genuine: “Raise one for this good man today,” Keith wrote. “RIP #RedSoloCup.”
The platinum-selling country music star was marking the death of Robert Hulseman, a man he never met, but one whose invention had given Keith one of his most popular songs, and the title of same: “Red Solo Cup.”
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