Think it through. He had an advantage being able to reach par 5's a lot more easily than everyone else. Now its tougher for him to reach in 2 on par 5s and he is on in 3 like others or not as close to the pin after his 2nd shot. This article explains it... http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/masters11/columns/story?columnist=harig_bob&page=110329-RTTMasters
i didnt think it was all that bad...it wasnt great, but it had funny moments....i liked his "app" for phones to help tell you what the interview actually said, that was funny...
and i liked the bit where he did Shaq, and the other guy did Charles on the NBA on TNT....the guy that was playing Kenny "the jet" Smith, was just about as annoying as Kenny is...and the guy doing the host had him down pat, he's always irritated with the black guys joking around constantly.....
but overall, i agree, it was just an average episode..
and i liked the bit where he did Shaq, and the other guy did Charles on the NBA on TNT....the guy that was playing Kenny "the jet" Smith, was just about as annoying as Kenny is...and the guy doing the host had him down pat, he's always irritated with the black guys joking around constantly.....
but overall, i agree, it was just an average episode..
Yep...it is true. Most people do not realize how successful the guy is. They hear about what he spends gambling and think he is blowing it all...but he makes 100x what he loses. He either owns or is silently partnered with a ton of legit, great businesses. I bet he is one of the top wage earners in the history of the NBA...probably second only to MJ in terms of total earnings. Deep down a lot of people don't like to see others have success - but I like what he is doing...I would much rather read about him making millions than some thug blowing through $50 million in 5 years and being broke.
