Jeff Hathorne

That's not to absolve them for how he acted.

And he's the first one who said it.

But here's the other reality that all of us hate.

There are different rules for different people in every workplace, not just on a football team.

You don't think in here there are different rules for different people?

And how many times does Bob show up for a show?

How many times does Bob show up for a show?

I mean...

Well, everybody has different schedule.

I mean, people are unique.

But I find this the truth.

The more you produce, whether it's bringing in money or whatever it is, the more the rules are a little more lax for you.

And I'm not saying this about Bob, but if you're a salesperson and you're 150% over your quota and you don't come in for a week,

you're going to be treated differently than if you're at 50% of your quota and wouldn't come in.

I worked at a mill in Youngstown for a couple of summers, and the union boss used to sit there, and the foreman used to bring him coffee and a paper.

Because he was the guy.

There are different rules for different people.

And I think your point is right, Joe.

I think a lot of this is resentment towards Ben, not to, again, absolve him of how he acted.

Right.