John Amaechi

Or just people take it for granted that you can't bring a plus one.

Well, what's right is having a decision that you make that everybody knows, right? So either everybody knows it's plus ones or everybody knows it's not plus ones. I think no plus ones. We just had our holiday party on a Friday, by the way. On a Friday. Novel.

Well, what's right is having a decision that you make that everybody knows, right? So either everybody knows it's plus ones or everybody knows it's not plus ones. I think no plus ones. We just had our holiday party on a Friday, by the way. On a Friday. Novel.

So that people can be pained on their own time. Right. Which I think is better.

So that people can be pained on their own time. Right. Which I think is better.

That does seem a bit convenient. Why don't you just make a rule about this? Well, there is a rule.

That does seem a bit convenient. Why don't you just make a rule about this? Well, there is a rule.

Except for Dan.

Except for Dan.

No plus ones. No plus ones. It's the work family together. Chance to let your hair down. That's it. Hear that, Izzy?

No plus ones. No plus ones. It's the work family together. Chance to let your hair down. That's it. Hear that, Izzy?

I mean, it's not about who's right. Almost everything this man is talking about is the gaps in his knowledge. He's reading papers. He's not there in medical rooms with him. And I don't know whether... Joel is kind of phoning it in or not. I can't tell.

I mean, it's not about who's right. Almost everything this man is talking about is the gaps in his knowledge. He's reading papers. He's not there in medical rooms with him. And I don't know whether... Joel is kind of phoning it in or not. I can't tell.

But when anybody utters a sentence, well, you know, we can talk about his injuries, but and then they want to talk about the way he holds his face as if that ameliorates whether he's actually injured or not. It's just ridiculous to me. Plus, the thing I just find distasteful about this man is the fact that he replaces reason with volume.

But when anybody utters a sentence, well, you know, we can talk about his injuries, but and then they want to talk about the way he holds his face as if that ameliorates whether he's actually injured or not. It's just ridiculous to me. Plus, the thing I just find distasteful about this man is the fact that he replaces reason with volume.

Any time he thinks his argument is lacking, he just gets louder. And to me, that is the sign of the belligerent drunk at the end of the bar, not a kind of seasoned reporter on this type of stuff. So you're saying he had a dry take? Okay, that's got to be one of those buzzers. It's got to be. What are you talking about? I wasn't even talking about alcohol. Instantly. Instantly, it's got to be.

Any time he thinks his argument is lacking, he just gets louder. And to me, that is the sign of the belligerent drunk at the end of the bar, not a kind of seasoned reporter on this type of stuff. So you're saying he had a dry take? Okay, that's got to be one of those buzzers. It's got to be. What are you talking about? I wasn't even talking about alcohol. Instantly. Instantly, it's got to be.

The penalty starts.

The penalty starts.

He's a good broadcaster, I'll grant you that. He's the greatest. The GOAT. The GOAT. Okay, I wouldn't know what to compare him with. He's uncomparable. Yeah. Okay, good. No comparison. No comp. Again, he can be really good at something. Most of my Twitter feed at the moment is me arguing that people who are very good at what they do are also terrible people.