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In all the footage of Mike I have ever seen, he seems to be humble and very respectful. Perhaps off camera, he is different but, he seems to go out of the way for his fans and be a genuinely nice guy.
For what Mike has had to put up with all his life growing up with a dad like that, I think he has overcome a lot.
No way he typed that.
You could you know, just not be a fucking lunatic.
comes a time in a dads life when his actions become ,lets say,questionable,inability to think before acting.its time for jeff and mike to care for his dad and direct the old man in the right path.
Especially after the contract states he cannot share it if he signs it. lol
He knows that's going to get a reaction out of Tony/aggravate him/push his buttons.
He's had enough correspondence with Tony in the past and knows how he can be sometimes.
He got the fired up reaction...just as he has on Pulp time & time again.
If they/MC plan to do that stuff in the future...to protect themselves from so-called bad/twisted press.
Might be wise to get something printed up that looks more professional and let M.G. deal with the journalist/reporter.
Might go a bit smoother.That's if anyone goes for it.
Said they have to approve all text before it's printed.
Pit Row
He must have hired a secretary.......
then mathes says on his show, the event that we now know and visibly can see.
the vital topic after his show may start out
=mathes starting shit
=I never had him sign anything,show me his carbon copy
=tony is bat shit crazy
=.........fill in the blank.............
You're having a feud with a reporter whom you feel is portraying you/your team in a negative light. So, you come up with an ingenious plan on how to either control the message or prevent a negative one from being printed. Only good news - no more bad press and we're not gonna contribute to the success of the reporter in any way if we can avoid it.
However, you continually remind yourself that in the process of executing this plan you must not provide this reporter with a scenario that paints you in an extremely negative light or hand him an epic story he couldn't have concocted in his wildest dreams. Remember now, NO DRAMA! This would only give the reporter something to write about so we must avoid that at all costs.
Is that pretty much the gist of it?
Well then... mission accomplished!
It appears to have been so successful it makes the Normandy invasion battle plan look like it was hurriedly written... on notebook paper... then shown to Hitler... before the invasion... who then posted it online for all the world to see.
A smashing success and monumental achievement by any standard of measure.
Well done, that'll show that wascally weporter.
Good move on Tony's part from what I've seen in the past.
There are reasons certain people are selected for PR or to be diplomats (while others aren't).
You don't send Samuel L. Jackson into delicate negotiations.
A professional team would have a buffer between the subject and the media... or remove the subject from the situations where he might be in contact with the media.
There is enough historical evidence here to allow one to look directly at the person in charge of the team and hold them responsible for allowing the opportunity to arise in the first place. While the subject is responsible for his actions the boss of the subject is responsible for allowing him to be there.
It's a failure on multiple levels.
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