Brady praised, attacked on 7-Eleven receipts
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was at the center of a dispute involving messages printed on cash register receipts at two 7-Eleven stores on opposite sides of the country. A picture of
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Nov 8, 2015, 9:15 PM
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Updated 3,335 days ago
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was at the center of a dispute involving messages printed on cash register receipts at two 7-Eleven stores on opposite sides of the country.
A picture of a receipt from a Colorado store went viral with its message accusing Brady of being a cheater.
So Mike Zotto, another 7-Eleven store owner in Massachusetts, changed his register to print receipts praising Brady as "a football god."
The parent company of 7-Eleven suggested the Denver store remove its anti-Brady message, and they have since disappeared.
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