Kevin Harlan

You know, it's funny.

I was at Turner for 30 years, 30 years at TNT, and had many reads, promos, commercials to do like that.

And if one was kind of weirdly written, you know, poking fun at themselves or whatever the copy was,

We'd react to it, you know, just as having fun as probably anybody sitting at their couch, on their couch at home might have.

And yeah, that was one where the copy got mixed up.

So I think about no one had ever said anything to me.

Isn't that weird?

Like in 30 years, and I probably did...

three or four of those a season where the copy was weird or it didn't mix or they had the wrong graphic up.

And we were reading about a zoo and they showed, you know, a movie.

Well, whatever, like whatever it would have been.

And I've always kind of thought, you know, if they had a problem with it, they probably would have said something.

I don't think Marv did it.

I don't think Vern Lundquist did it or Stockton did it.

So it wasn't like I was trying to fall into place.

I guess I was young and dumb and just began doing it and never really gave it a second thought.

If the copy was weird or the thing didn't make any sense or I read it wrong, I'd have fun with it.

And that's kind of what happened.

People were great.

And I've kind of done the same thing at Amazon.