Steve Covino

There was something that happened last year, and don't get me wrong.

We all got a kick out of it.

The memes, the AI, the Photoshops, all hilarious.

But that couple that was caught cheating at the Coldplay concert, did they need that national attention?

Was hugging someone from behind that's not your spouse, was that worth it?

It's also interesting to see why stories like that, or of Raebo Rossini, get so much coverage and so much aggression and so much doxing.

And then stories like Klay Thompson, everyone's like, yeah, whatever.

Megan Thee Stallion, he cheated.

Man, wow.

Okay.

Anyway.

You know, other stories don't get as much coverage.

It is wild.

And I'm not trying to perpetuate, you know, anyone to start harassing Klay Thompson now, but, you know, it's interesting to see because they didn't deserve all that.

Who are they, by the way?

Like, why would I care that much about them?

Because the dude was a, or they were CEOs of a company?

I don't know.

Yeah.

Well, so I guess our point here, and we can move on, is that we've gone too far.