Bad Sport
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Last published Thu, Sep 26, 2019
Meet Charlie, a cocky 19 year-old who shares a passion for skateboarding, thinks only to himself, dislikes his job but needs it, and thinks he can win by competing alone. But when he's doubt by his parents for accepting a 6 vs. 6 skate contest with a cash prize from his nemesis, Coach Tollway, Charlie has a mission. He unites 5 experienced skaters but has no luck of leading because of his selfishness and anger issues he has against a rival competitive counterpart which is a girl people think they are attracting because they have the same personality of stubbornness. He must prove his parents wrong and win that contest by working as a team.
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"Definition of poor/bad sport. : a person who is rude or angry about losing."
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