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On Tuesday Wiese went to the Macon County Courts Facility and filed the paperwork to change his name to Peyton Manning. However, he can't change his name without a judge's permission, and this is where I can't help but wonder if the judge ought to step in and stop him. Yeah, I know he's an adult and he's allowed to be called whatever he wants, but this seems like a decision he hasn't completely thought through. Wiese works at a Staples, and his manager describes him as an "outstanding guy." I wonder how his manager will feel about having him walk around the store wearing a name tag that says "Peyton Manning."
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