I would agree with this. Molakule would have many polysyllabic words and I'd have a deer-in-headlights gaze.....in the end I'd be impressed and he'd be thinking "there's time out of my life I'll never get back"
Bob Is The Oil Guy
Passed away a long time ago.
We lost Helen last year.
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I don’t hero worship so I can’t recall ever being disappointed when I finally meet people but I tend to agree with that generalization for those who hero worship.I used to work for a sports card collectibles magazine. We would bring in old timer baseball/football players to sign autographs. This was my first year out of college and I made $18k at that full time job. One time we brought in Willie Mays and all he did for 3 hours was female dog about how he never made any money compared to these new guys and how he paved the road for them. This went on for 3 hours, it was darn near unbearable. Poor Willie was paid $50k for those 3 hours. Pete Rose was equally as miserable (he was only paid 30k
The good news is that Ernie Banks, Harmon Killebrew, John Stallworth, and a few others were some of the nicest folks you will ever meet.
Living? I agree but if they were still alive I would pay to meet a few. Off the top of my head and I’m sure there would be more….
Yes, and you can speak to them with your hands.
BITOG Canada chapter lake party??
When I was a kid I was a big Jose Canseco/Oakland A’s fan. I had the opportunity to go to the old Adams Mark Hotel in Philly to get his autograph, I was super excited and have a picture of me at 9 or so years old smiling standing behind Jose. Days later I get the film developed and all I can see is the top of Jose Canseco’s head because he couldn’t be bothered enough to look up.I used to work for a sports card collectibles magazine. We would bring in old timer baseball/football players to sign autographs. This was my first year out of college and I made $18k at that full time job. One time we brought in Willie Mays and all he did for 3 hours was female dog about how he never made any money compared to these new guys and how he paved the road for them. This went on for 3 hours, it was darn near unbearable. Poor Willie was paid $50k for those 3 hours. Pete Rose was equally as miserable (he was only paid 30k
The good news is that Ernie Banks, Harmon Killebrew, John Stallworth, and a few others were some of the nicest folks you will ever meet.
