Dan Dickerson

[edj]

Listening to Dickerson as I type this. He keeps mentioning the "art of pitching". Bobby Scales does too. Will they get to the point of repeating each other and eating on the air?

[Bobbert]

Listening to Dickerson as I type this. He keeps mentioning the "art of pitching". Bobby Scales does too. Will they get to the point of repeating each other and eating on the air?

What a scary thought—It wasn't just Price, it's a scripted part of the broadcast, like the inane non-sports discussions on 97.1

[The Painted Horse]

On a more positive note, Jason Benetti is absolutely phenomenal. Only two games in and I’d dare say he’s the best TV lead the Tigers have ever had.

[Momo]

On a more positive note, Jason Benetti is absolutely phenomenal. Only two games in and I’d dare say he’s the best TV lead the Tigers have ever had.

I agree. He's the real deal.

[Momo]

Listening to Dickerson as I type this. He keeps mentioning the "art of pitching". Bobby Scales does too. Will they get to the point of repeating each other and eating on the air?

What a scary thought—It wasn't just Price, it's a scripted part of the broadcast, like the inane non-sports discussions on 97.1

A longtime personal pet peeve has been the indiscriminate, inappropriate, use of the saying, "No problem." Then, as part of discovery in a lawsuit brought by the pilot of the private plane owned by the Abercrombie & Fitch chief executive, it was disclosed that, as specifically addressed in a manual,

[w]hen [the boss], [his partner], or a guest make a request, respond by saying 'No Problem'. This should be used in place of phrases like, 'Sure' or 'Just a minute'," the document states[.]

I realized then the institutionalized forces I was arrayed against.

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/201 ... el-demands

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2E8wmUff5w

[jsf]

Dan is Okay, I'm not fond of CMo,he seems to preachy.

[Bobbert]

Listening to Dickerson as I type this. He keeps mentioning the "art of pitching". Bobby Scales does too. Will they get to the point of repeating each other and eating on the air?

What a scary thought—It wasn't just Price, it's a scripted part of the broadcast, like the inane non-sports discussions on 97.1

A longtime personal pet peeve has been the indiscriminate, inappropriate, use of the saying, "No problem." Then, as part of discovery in a lawsuit brought by the pilot of the private plane owned by the Abercrombie & Fitch chief executive, it was disclosed that, as specifically addressed in a manual,

[w]hen [the boss], [his partner], or a guest make a request, respond by saying 'No Problem'. This should be used in place of phrases like, 'Sure' or 'Just a minute'," the document states[.]

I realized then the institutionalized forces I was arrayed against.

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/201 ... el-demands

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2E8wmUff5w

In the restaurants I visit, the youngest waitresses have replaced the annoying "no problem" with the equally annoying "of course."

[Bobbert]

On a more positive note, Jason Benetti is absolutely phenomenal. Only two games in and I’d dare say he’s the best TV lead the Tigers have ever had.

I agree. He's the real deal.

It will be a real shock when Benetti has to do a national broadcast and is replaced by Dickerson. I heard a replay of Dickerson's call on that big double play in the seventh inning yesterday and he sounded like his head was about to explode.

[Dan in Northville]

On a more positive note, Jason Benetti is absolutely phenomenal. Only two games in and I’d dare say he’s the best TV lead the Tigers have ever had.

I agree. He's the real deal.

It will be a real shock when Benetti has to do a national broadcast and is replaced by Dickerson. I heard a replay of Dickerson's call on that big double play in the seventh inning yesterday and he sounded like his head was about to explode.

Yeah, but did you hear him call it an "unassisted" double play......................................you know Ron Cameron is rolling over in his, well, wherever he is now.

[edj]

Yes, I heard Dickerson do it yesterday, and immediately thought of Ron.

[Deleted User 15924]

In the restaurants I visit, the youngest waitresses have replaced the annoying "no problem" with the equally annoying "of course."

My favorite thing to do is reply "Yes I know" when some young waitress says "You're fine".

[Majik]

In the restaurants I visit, the youngest waitresses have replaced the annoying "no problem" with the equally annoying "of course."

My favorite thing to do is reply "Yes I know" when some young waitress says "You're fine".

I also fine the younger staff overuses the word awesome.

[The Painted Horse]

This thread is starting to give off a real “old retired dudes chatting at their weekly Tuesday morning donut shop meeting” vibe.

[TC Talks]

This thread is starting to give off a real “old retired dudes chatting at their weekly Tuesday morning donut shop meeting” vibe.

What's there to do now that Ron is dead?

[Bobbert]

This thread is starting to give off a real “old retired dudes chatting at their weekly Tuesday morning donut shop meeting” vibe.

Yes, but it also honored the Buzzboard tradition of veering completely away from the title topic in less than one page.