What does August 6th say?

This Tuesday, August 6, the world record of pole vaulter Armand Duplantis at the Olympic Games, the qualification for the final of the French football team and some volunteers of Paris-2024 are reselling their outfit for several hundred euros.

“Hi, it’s Leo, what does it say?”

This Tuesday, August 6, the pole vault world record was once again raised a little higher by Armand Duplantis. The Swede crossed the 6.25 meter mark to win a second Olympic champion title. “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Superman!”

The French football team qualified for the final of the Olympic tournament, beating Egypt (3-1, after extra time). In an attempt to win gold, theThe Blues will face Spain on Friday at 6pm at the Parc des Princes. It would be a second Olympic title after that of 1984.

And then the outfit of the 45,000 Olympic volunteers is so trendy that it is being resold at a high price on Vinted or Leboncoin, up to 350 euros for a bucket hat! Despite the popularity of the uniform, Decathlon does not intend to make it accessible by selling it to the general public.

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