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Donnie Does Turns The Barstool Office Into A Puppy Yoga Studio

By Vinnie the Gooch·1 min read
Donnie Does Turns The Barstool Office Into A Puppy Yoga Studio

Wonton Don convinced his Barstool coworkers to sit cross-legged on yoga mats with puppies on their laps and Lucky One cocktails within arm's reach.

Donnie Does has built a whole brand on dragging Barstool talent into bits they did not sign up for, and the latest stop on the tour is puppy yoga. The premise is exactly what it sounds like: yoga mats, downward dog, actual dogs, and a Lucky One can sitting on the hardwood like a third participant. It is sponsored content masquerading as a hangout, which is basically the Barstool house style.

The bit in action: coworkers cross-legged on the mats with Lucky One branding stamped across the frame.

via @barstoolsports

The real comedy is the casting. One guy is fully committed in leggings and a seated side stretch. The other is in a '47 cap and a Barstool hoodie looking like he wandered in from a smoke break and got handed a mat. That mismatch is the whole gag — Wonton Don rounds up whoever is in the office and the camera does the rest.

A longer cut featuring a pit bull mid-child's-pose and a small puppy parked on a very reluctant lap.

via @VivaLaStool

The parenthetical about one coworker who "may or may not be a dog guy" is the inside-baseball part — there is at least one person in the room whose feelings on dogs are well-documented and not exactly enthusiastic, and putting a puppy directly on him is the entire reason this bit exists. Pair that with Lucky One canned cocktails on the mat and you have the platonic ideal of a Barstool sponsored segment: a sport nobody asked for, a beverage in every frame, and a coworker held hostage for content.

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