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The Hands-Free Popcorn Bucket

An Arizona man has created the Hands Free Popcorn Bucket.

Chris Randazzo launched a website in January and is now trying to get the attention of major movie theaters like AMC and Regal. Randazzo has also gone to three different “Shark Tank” casting calls but never made it to the final round.

He is now selling the cups online for $18. Randazzo also created and copyrighted five popcorn bucket characters — the stickers sell for $4 and can be used to create custom buckets.

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