Appearances in Popular Culture
- During the 7th season of the TV shows called Friends, Ross Geller dressed up as an armadillo to teach his son about the Jewish holidays. Every year, Ryszard of EDC dress up as an armadillo to present gifts for all the participants in EDC. On his motorcycle, the armadillo rides into the IEA building. At the same time as riding the motorcycle, Ryszard will be clutching a bag of gifts. Without stopping, the armadillo biker will distribute the gifts to the kids at EDC.
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