Bob Parsons

And she was going to be in an ad, and it was just hilarious because the guy, the The guy running the whole show, his name was Booth Coleman. I think he's passed. But he was an older guy. And he says, ma'am, what are you going to do on the game? And she stands up and she goes, I could do something like this. And her tank top strap snaps. And it was a spoof on Janis Jackson and Justin Timberlake.

And she was going to be in an ad, and it was just hilarious because the guy, the The guy running the whole show, his name was Booth Coleman. I think he's passed. But he was an older guy. And he says, ma'am, what are you going to do on the game? And she stands up and she goes, I could do something like this. And her tank top strap snaps. And it was a spoof on Janis Jackson and Justin Timberlake.

And she was going to be in an ad, and it was just hilarious because the guy, the The guy running the whole show, his name was Booth Coleman. I think he's passed. But he was an older guy. And he says, ma'am, what are you going to do on the game? And she stands up and she goes, I could do something like this. And her tank top strap snaps. And it was a spoof on Janis Jackson and Justin Timberlake.

Right? And she stops it. And it's just, it doesn't go, you know, all the way. So you see nothing. You see nothing. And, you know, you look at it, you know, it's filmed at a distance. See things at a, blurred the cleavage, on and on and on. A lot of the ad is shot from behind. So... Fox News said they would do the ad. And then when we sent them the actual ad, they said, no way.

Right? And she stops it. And it's just, it doesn't go, you know, all the way. So you see nothing. You see nothing. And, you know, you look at it, you know, it's filmed at a distance. See things at a, blurred the cleavage, on and on and on. A lot of the ad is shot from behind. So... Fox News said they would do the ad. And then when we sent them the actual ad, they said, no way.

Right? And she stops it. And it's just, it doesn't go, you know, all the way. So you see nothing. You see nothing. And, you know, you look at it, you know, it's filmed at a distance. See things at a, blurred the cleavage, on and on and on. A lot of the ad is shot from behind. So... Fox News said they would do the ad. And then when we sent them the actual ad, they said, no way.

And so, you know, we said, you know, we had guys with me said, well, why don't you just say they denied it? You can, you know, people might want to see that it didn't get approved. No, no, I wanted to run it because I had bigger aspirations. So anyhow, so we went ahead and do that, all that, then minimize the ad, shoot it from the distance and on and on. And so he's taking oxygen.

And so, you know, we said, you know, we had guys with me said, well, why don't you just say they denied it? You can, you know, people might want to see that it didn't get approved. No, no, I wanted to run it because I had bigger aspirations. So anyhow, so we went ahead and do that, all that, then minimize the ad, shoot it from the distance and on and on. And so he's taking oxygen.

And so, you know, we said, you know, we had guys with me said, well, why don't you just say they denied it? You can, you know, people might want to see that it didn't get approved. No, no, I wanted to run it because I had bigger aspirations. So anyhow, so we went ahead and do that, all that, then minimize the ad, shoot it from the distance and on and on. And so he's taking oxygen.

And they go, yeah, we got a spot open just before the Super Bowl. And it could be a very good ad or a very great ad. And I think it was... Buffalo playing Philly or something like that, or Patriots. But whoever it was, one of them was on a one-yard line just when they did the two-minute warning. This ad was gold. And then our ad doesn't run. Doesn't run.

And they go, yeah, we got a spot open just before the Super Bowl. And it could be a very good ad or a very great ad. And I think it was... Buffalo playing Philly or something like that, or Patriots. But whoever it was, one of them was on a one-yard line just when they did the two-minute warning. This ad was gold. And then our ad doesn't run. Doesn't run.

And they go, yeah, we got a spot open just before the Super Bowl. And it could be a very good ad or a very great ad. And I think it was... Buffalo playing Philly or something like that, or Patriots. But whoever it was, one of them was on a one-yard line just when they did the two-minute warning. This ad was gold. And then our ad doesn't run. Doesn't run.

And I mean, and we were like, maybe it's the next ad, maybe it's the next ad, maybe it's the next. Never our ad, our ad never runs. So I get a hold of the president of Fox Sports, and I ask him what happened. He said, your ad was out of tenor. With the rest of the ads, we had to pull it.

And I mean, and we were like, maybe it's the next ad, maybe it's the next ad, maybe it's the next. Never our ad, our ad never runs. So I get a hold of the president of Fox Sports, and I ask him what happened. He said, your ad was out of tenor. With the rest of the ads, we had to pull it.

And I mean, and we were like, maybe it's the next ad, maybe it's the next ad, maybe it's the next. Never our ad, our ad never runs. So I get a hold of the president of Fox Sports, and I ask him what happened. He said, your ad was out of tenor. With the rest of the ads, we had to pull it.

Yeah. It was out of what? He said it was out of tenor. What does that mean? It means it just, it wasn't, it was, it shouldn't have been approved. All right, so, yeah, I know, I felt the same way. But I turned around to my buddy that, you know, he's my chief of staff, and I said to him, can we be this lucky? We'd be just lucky that never happened before.

Yeah. It was out of what? He said it was out of tenor. What does that mean? It means it just, it wasn't, it was, it shouldn't have been approved. All right, so, yeah, I know, I felt the same way. But I turned around to my buddy that, you know, he's my chief of staff, and I said to him, can we be this lucky? We'd be just lucky that never happened before.

Yeah. It was out of what? He said it was out of tenor. What does that mean? It means it just, it wasn't, it was, it shouldn't have been approved. All right, so, yeah, I know, I felt the same way. But I turned around to my buddy that, you know, he's my chief of staff, and I said to him, can we be this lucky? We'd be just lucky that never happened before.

So what they run instead of our ad, I'll tell you what they run. They run a picture of Simpsons and Bart Simpson, right? He goes in and he's stabbing a baby in a crib.

So what they run instead of our ad, I'll tell you what they run. They run a picture of Simpsons and Bart Simpson, right? He goes in and he's stabbing a baby in a crib.