Bianca Bartz
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 Stinky Feet Can Win You Cash For 32 years, people in Utah have been winning cash prizes for having the most disgusting smelling shoes, according to ksl.com. This March, Katharine Tuck, 13, from Utah won a competition for having the most foul smelling runners. Her sports shoes were less than two years old, but she ranked first place in the 32nd annual National Odor-Eaters Rotten Sneaker Contest, winning $2,500. Ksl.com said the first competition was held “in 1975 as a store promotion and is now sponsored by the maker of anti-foot odor products,” and it “pits children from around the nation who have won state competitions for the cruddy condition of their footwear.” Parents concerned with their child’s lack of socks in their runners should consider launching similar competitions in their towns. Before you know it, that odorous shoes may transform from olfactory burden to the sweat smell of money.  For these sneakers, the smell was only the half of it. Ripped on the right toe, with red and yellow duct tape holding one together and frayed laces on both, they looked like something from a landfill.
She has worn them to play soccer, basketball and other sports, hiked in them and waded in the Great Salt Lake, where they became infiltrated with brine shrimp.
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