This is a huge peeve of mine. How shitty of a person does one have to be to be worth over 20 mil and not retire on the spot to spend time with their families? Maybe its because I didn't follow my dream but I can't imagine being so filthy fuckin rich and not spend my time with the people who mean the most to me. A job is a job. Retire already you fuckin boomers.
I always liked Danielson, but I rarely watched games that he was on because SEC. Seems like he is having more difficulty keeping track of things on air, so it is no surprise that he is retiring.
Yeah both Danielson and Nessler are done. I also believe that Collinsworth is retiring.
Sad thing is Romo was good for about a hot minute when he started...then he heard he was good, and immediately began believing he was the star of the show, not the football. It went Lusitania quickly after that. As self-aggrandizing as Brady can be, he is at least following the game that he's watching, instead of doing whatever it is Romo does now. He still interjects his own career way too much, and the PBP guys he's with also do it too much...they were talking about him milking cows and shit on Sunday. Most of the people calling sports nowadays are insufferable twats who think it's about them. It's the same reason a guy like Vitale, who could be a sharp analyst when he wanted to be, became an insufferable douche. As soon as the commentator thinks he or she is a "brand", it's all over. Danielson got that way. Collinsworth has always been arrogant. And of course Derpstreit is the King Kong Bronzer of overbranding.
As ESPN promotes a 30:30 telling us about Stuart Scott being a cultural icon.
Yeah a computer that takes all the shittiest parts of the current shitheads and combines them into mecha-dipshit
That’s how they packaged the various financial instruments that led to the 2008-09 financial crisis. Apparently the theory is that if you take brown shit, black shit, reddish brown shit, and yellow-brown shit and combine it, it forms a beautiful rainbow of non-shit. Just because it didn’t work then, doesn’t mean it won’t work now, right?
