Mike and Mike Rant - Greeny Goes Off

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Quote: Originally Posted by DookieMowf

Who are these "9-5" workers? I don't know anyone that has ever had a 9-5 job.

I'm just the opposite. Most of my friends work 9-5 jobs in downtown Cleveland. It's mostly people who work in offices and such. Accountants, insurance agents, receptionists, lawyers, etc. etc.

[chilli311]

Wow. Once again, not a big fan of the show, but I'll catch it once in a while when I'm on business trips. This rant is probably the 2nd best moment I've seen from them (first being the Denis Leary/Mel Gibson rant).

[SPTO]

Well Greeny was being a little over dramatic to make a point but the man speaks TRUTH. That should teach Hansen to stop using Twitter now LOL

[burnwood]

Quote: Originally Posted by DookieMowf

Who are these "9-5" workers? I don't know anyone that has ever had a 9-5 job. Do you not get a lunch? Do you get paid for your lunch? Why is it 9-5 and not 8-5? But yes, that was great. I caught it both times this morning and enjoyed it each time.

9-5 is just a generalization of regular working class citizens who get up in the morning and leave in the afternoon/evening.

[Fu Man Ching]

Quote: Originally Posted by JBH3

In all fairness though Robert Henson was correct w/ his initial assessment of Redskins fans!

Comments like these are getting old. Why don't you find a new routine. The fact that this is coming from Philly fan is funny. Philly fans are most half hearted fans in the league. They boo McNabb all the time and they boo their team .

[JBH3]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fu Man Ching

Comments like these are getting old. Why don't you find a new routine. The fact that this is coming from Philly fan is funny. Philly fans are most half hearted fans in the league. They boo McNabb all the time and they boo their team .

Uh...and?

We've got every right to boo (having never won a Superbowl and missed them in grand fashion), and in all honesty so did the fans in Washington on Sunday.

It'll be ok...Stop your .

I thought it was funny.

[Freelance]

I hate the "they've priced the average fan out of going to the games" argument. It's not a right to go to an NFL game, it's a privilege. And an owner should charge whatever they can get away with it if they can still fill up the stadium. Simple supply and demand.

However, I hate far worse the ignorant player who's too stupid to understand junior high economics making a comment like this. The only good thing from this recent economic downturn is that I believe the salaries are going to level off, perhaps even drop, now. Teams are starting to say 'no' to malcontent players, and 'no' to escalating salaries.

This dude plays for the right owner though.

[J0nnD0ugh]

I really don't think it was all that. Or worth all that.