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<blockquote data-quote="pickup" data-source="post: 514751">regarding the picture on the right. The dog on the right side is the ringleader and head troublemaker, take him down a peg and the rest will fall into line. Ha ha. How&#039;s skinny boy doing? still losing weight?Steve, I saw the news report on you riding your bike, on your blog. Did ups reward you well for that commercial? Obviously, they authorized the coverage. Don&#039;t you hate how your voice sounds when you listen to it ? I made the cbs national news in 1993 or 94 when I pulled into a fuel station with my small truck at 57th and 11th aves in manhattan. It was right down the block from where cbs does its national broadcast (6:30 pm news). They interviewed me for about a minute and I got home at night in time to see it. I was disappointed. Didn&#039;t like the way my voice sounded and they left my insightful analysis on gas prices on the cutting room floor and turned me into a 5 second soundbite with the video footage of my talking head. They printed my name at the bottom of the screen for a moment and over the years, people who I knew from high school that i would bump into me would ask &quot;Where you on television being interviewed about the price of gas?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pickup, post: 514751"] regarding the picture on the right. The dog on the right side is the ringleader and head troublemaker, take him down a peg and the rest will fall into line. Ha ha. How's skinny boy doing? still losing weight? Steve, I saw the news report on you riding your bike, on your blog. Did ups reward you well for that commercial? Obviously, they authorized the coverage. Don't you hate how your voice sounds when you listen to it ? I made the cbs national news in 1993 or 94 when I pulled into a fuel station with my small truck at 57th and 11th aves in manhattan. It was right down the block from where cbs does its national broadcast (6:30 pm news). They interviewed me for about a minute and I got home at night in time to see it. I was disappointed. Didn't like the way my voice sounded and they left my insightful analysis on gas prices on the cutting room floor and turned me into a 5 second soundbite with the video footage of my talking head. They printed my name at the bottom of the screen for a moment and over the years, people who I knew from high school that i would bump into me would ask "Where you on television being interviewed about the price of gas?" [/QUOTE]

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