By now you’ve seen the viral YouTube video and the media darling it made of Ted Williams.
But is this a true story of redemption or a soon-to-be cautionary tale?
Only time will tell. I’m rooting for him. This guy not so much.
What do you think?
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I picked the first one, but, options 5 and 8 were tempting, too.
Hey, the dude is just as qualified as Brave Sir Mark to be governor.
All radio personalities are merely homeless people in training.
I have another take on this guy. He is not a homeless guy with a great voice, he is a trained announcer who blew his life due to drugs. Give him another chance? Sure. Give him a new house and a high paying job? The meth dealers of Cleveland are lining up right now to service this guy.
Hey B.S., remember whose house this is.
Kerm: I worked at 6 radio stations in my day. I know of whence I speak.
What’s the big deal. They’re only paying the guy three shopping carts full of deposit cans a month.
Well B.S. you certainly have a face for radio.
All I know is, when I first saw a picture of the guy all cleaned up I thought “Wow, Norm Coleman really let himself go after losing to Franken.”
I was thinking the same thing, Yoss
I’ve enlarged & enhanced the writing on the cardboard:
“PLEASE HELP ME ESCAPE A CAREER IN RADIO”
So that is settled. He is not homeless because he is a substance abuser, he has a job, it is just that the job is in radio.
The rest is just gibberish about minimum wage being a lifesaver and the observation that all station managers are alcoholic womanizers and wife beaters. Also I think he salutes his high school AV club.