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Man Ends Up in Billboard Ad for ‘Laxative Yoga’ After Fantasy Football Loss

Chicago man's friends use an ad to troll his loss

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This is one Fantasy Football League you don't want to end up on the bottom of.Provided
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By Mónica Marie Zorrilla

January 14, 2020

In 2016, Chicago resident Ryan Stew was roasted hard by life: His fiancee dumped him (and his belongings from her place), and he finished last in his fantasy football league.

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Mónica is a breaking news reporter at Adweek.

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