Hour 2: Mina Kimes and Greg’s Eyebrows
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Has anyone spoken to Devondre Campbell publicly, the quitting 49er who we shame, shame, shamed, even though a lot of us would kind of love to quit our job in public, just tell our boss to go bleep himself. I'm leaving work right now. I have not seen him interviewed. I have wanted to hear from him. I have wondered what the toll would be of... doing what he does for a living, getting to money that is substantive, and then one day on television quitting, and then the next day on television, the easiest thing in the world appears, which is every critic can come out and say, you're a quitter. Every critic can come out and say, you're a quitter, you're a coward, it's the easiest thing. I'd be curious what that person is thinking.
Like, what...
I haven't thought about that name since like the first 15 minutes of reaction in the morning when we found out about the story and we all moved on. I think the silence on that front either indicates a lack of interest from people wanting to find out or probably an admission where, you know, I don't need to get my set. Let me just hope this goes away.
But if I but if I told you right now, if I said coming up next. This person is talking and going to explain to you what happened that day. You wouldn't stick around to listen to why it is that all of that happened or what it is that it felt like to go through that the next day watching a bunch of quiddicks tell you that you're the quidda? No.
No. Like, do I have to sit through a commercial? I don't want to do that. I'm not that interested. Like, this guy's made a lot of money in his career. Even though he played well, like, it's pretty clear what happened there. Was playing a lot. Was upset that another guy was playing over him. Seems to be at the end of his career. And that's just how he goes out. Antonio Brown, fascinating, because for a lot of different things, different person, well-known, the way that he did it, but also the notion that he still had plenty of good football left in front of him. People learned his name through this story, so I don't think people care.
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