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How much does someone get paid for briefly carrying a speaker in public?

Beats’ very orchestrated teases of a new Beats Pill portable speaker are continuing this week. F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo was seen carrying it in the exact same way that LeBron James did last month.

‘Tis the season for new speakers, after all.

An image of F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo carrying an unreleased Beats Pill speaker.
Screenshot: F1 Instagram
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