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So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!!

Hawg Ass wrote:

So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!!

Watch your step, pig.

Big get together for a dinner.

Danny Mac saying it was a pleasurable dinner with relaxed people and people he liked....something he has not been a part of before.

So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!!

He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back.

bigfan wrote:

He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back.

When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North.

bigfan wrote:

He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back.

When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North.

I think he liked the guys he worked with, and while at times got pissed at Harry, Mac was smart enough to realize that Harry was part of what made that show great at times.

IMO it was the management that pissed him off the most.

When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North.

No. 3 -- I play dirty. When you're on my team... I try to have your back. When I'm not... all bets are off.

Bigfan has really had a thing about t shirts the last week or so.

The statement about being on the same team then not being on the same team is sorta laurenceish. That's not a good look for anybody including Laurence.

I need not be named specifically. I can be included in guys and I will not go Julie dicaro on you.

There is a difference between supporting and working well with fellow employees, you can still dislike them.

Leary has dropped the "Dont let the door hit you on the way out" on various white guys as they left the elevator...because if they stayed 1 more second, he would have kicked all their asses.

You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day.

Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff?

Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:

You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day.

Laurence would cry like a baby if I showed up to kick his ass.

Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff?

Spaulding wrote:

Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:

You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day.

Laurence would cry like a baby if I showed up to kick his ass.

He'd flirt with you through the whole process of said ass kicking.

No. 1 -- Just because I say nice things about the culture at the Drive doesn't mean I'm ripping previous stops. BigFan is right... I did say "I'm not used to that," when discussing an entire air staff that gets along. I wasn't meaning the four guys I worked with ever day on the Mac & Spiegs Project. There were several others who I couldn't envision gathering around a dinner table getting along harmoniously.

No. 2 -- Don't assume it's ME who's the one with a problem with another staffer. You guys (and Spaulding) are well aware of how fragile the guys are in this radio world. Petty jealousies... unnecessary rivalries.... "us against them".... etc. Not a business that produced a lot of group hugs.

No. 3 -- I play dirty. When you're on my team... I try to have your back. When I'm not... all bets are off.

SomeGuy wrote:

Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff?

In his own mind, he thought he was more than he was. Arrogance can be the kiss of death.

Isn't the place that currently employs Mac always the "best place ever" that boasts "the best teammates ever"--that is, until Mac goes bonkers and is either fired or leaves in a huff. Then the best place turns out to be the worst place until Mac is forced to seek re-employment at the worst place, at which point it becomes the best place again.

Mac is the Keith Olbermann of Chicago sports talk.

Author:	bigfan [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 8:02 am ]
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Big get together for a dinner. Danny Mac saying it was a pleasurable dinner with relaxed people and people he liked....something he has not been a part of before.

Author:	Hawg Ass [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 8:12 am ]
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So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!!

Author:	Seacrest [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 9:36 am ]
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Hawg Ass wrote: So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!! Watch your step, pig.

Author:	Hawg Ass [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 9:43 am ]
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Seacrest wrote: Hawg Ass wrote: So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!! Watch your step, pig. Pig's love to step in mud.

Author:	Spaulding [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 10:37 am ]
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He seemed mostly happy at ESPN in the beginning. I don't think he always liked working with Harry but got the feeling they liked each other well enough personally. Marriotti was a penis but that was short lived. Everybody else seemed to get along okay.

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Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 10:48 am ]
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I think he liked the guys he worked with, and while at times got pissed at Harry, Mac was smart enough to realize that Harry was part of what made that show great at times. IMO it was the management that pissed him off the most.

Author:	Gloopan Kuratz [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 10:49 am ]
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bigfan wrote: Big get together for a dinner. Danny Mac saying it was a pleasurable dinner with relaxed people and people he liked....something he has not been a part of before. Puff Puff pass

Author:	bigfan [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 12:56 pm ]
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Hawg Ass wrote: So in other words, he has lied before. Shocking!! Why did he ever say he enjoyed having dinner with Everyone? LOL Dont think he has even close to dishonest about that. He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back.

Author:	WindyCityBreeze [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 6:54 pm ]
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bigfan wrote: He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back. When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North.

Author:	bigfan [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 7:20 pm ]
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WindyCityBreeze wrote: bigfan wrote: He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back. When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North. ...I am sure he doesnt deny it. Even proud of it.

Author:	pittmike [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 7:54 pm ]
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WindyCityBreeze wrote: bigfan wrote: He has always said he will be the very best teammate he can be, but when he leaves, he wont hold back. When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North. In this period you describe MJH owned B&B's ass and made them like it.

Author:	312player [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 10:32 pm ]
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Frank Coztansa wrote: I think he liked the guys he worked with, and while at times got pissed at Harry, Mac was smart enough to realize that Harry was part of what made that show great at times. IMO it was the management that pissed him off the most. Harry was never a part of anything great..he was always garbage.

Author:	Spaulding [ Wed Oct 28, 2015 10:39 pm ]
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WindyCityBreeze wrote: When Mac went to ESPN1000 (after his acrimonious split with The Score) he would routinely take shots during MJH at The Score and some of its hosts such as Mike North. I did not listen to the crapfest that was Mac and Meat so I don't know what he really said about MJH. I get the feeling, while stressful and petty at times, the time at ESPN wasn't bad. From what it sounds like North, at some point, kinda fucked everybody over and got to big for his britches. Everybody kinda called him out for it or said something in their own way. Mac had him on a couple times, it wasn't terrible. North seems to be what he is and people accept him for it. I don't think he's as dramatic as you guys make him out to be.

Author:	Mac FM [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 8:20 am ]
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No. 1 -- Just because I say nice things about the culture at the Drive doesn't mean I'm ripping previous stops. BigFan is right... I did say "I'm not used to that," when discussing an entire air staff that gets along. I wasn't meaning the four guys I worked with ever day on the Mac & Spiegs Project. There were several others who I couldn't envision gathering around a dinner table getting along harmoniously. No. 2 -- Don't assume it's ME who's the one with a problem with another staffer. You guys (and Spaulding) are well aware of how fragile the guys are in this radio world. Petty jealousies... unnecessary rivalries.... "us against them".... etc. Not a business that produced a lot of group hugs. No. 3 -- I play dirty. When you're on my team... I try to have your back. When I'm not... all bets are off.

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Author:	bigfan [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 8:33 am ]
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Mac FM wrote: No. 3 -- I play dirty. When you're on my team... I try to have your back. When I'm not... all bets are off. Seen Mac wear the T shirt years ago!

Author:	denisdman [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 8:47 am ]
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The Drive dinner is like a cordial get together with your neighbors. But the real good times are when you are out with your drinking/sports/poker buddies. You're just settling Mac, trying hard to convince yourself that the Drive is a fun long term job. Said dinner probably had a long discussion about your favorite wine.......of course only after Pete pointed at you to give you the speak now signal.

Author:	Spaulding [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:27 am ]
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Bigfan has really had a thing about t shirts the last week or so. The statement about being on the same team then not being on the same team is sorta laurenceish. That's not a good look for anybody including Laurence. I need not be named specifically. I can be included in guys and I will not go Julie dicaro on you.

Author:	bigfan [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:34 am ]
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Spaulding wrote: Bigfan has really had a thing about t shirts the last week or so. The statement about being on the same team then not being on the same team is sorta laurenceish. That's not a good look for anybody including Laurence. I need not be named specifically. I can be included in guys and I will not go Julie dicaro on you. There is a difference between supporting and working well with fellow employees, you can still dislike them. Leary has dropped the "Dont let the door hit you on the way out" on various white guys as they left the elevator...because if they stayed 1 more second, he would have kicked all their asses.

Author:	Rod [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:40 am ]
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You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day.

Author:	Spaulding [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:41 am ]
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bigfan wrote: There is a difference between supporting and working well with fellow employees, you can still dislike them. Leary has dropped the "Dont let the door hit you on the way out" on various white guys as they left the elevator...because if they stayed 1 more second, he would have kicked all their asses. Well, sure. But why are bets off once you aren't on the same team? Seems like a road you don't really have to go down. And the radio world is kinda small,you could end up with some of those people again. Then what? Same team, try to have their back? That's how you get friends like Sid and gloop.

Author:	SomeGuy [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:43 am ]
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Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff?

Author:	Spaulding [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:43 am ]
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day. Laurence would cry like a baby if I showed up to kick his ass.

Author:	Spaulding [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:44 am ]
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SomeGuy wrote: Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff? Salsa

Author:	Matches Malone [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:45 am ]
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Spaulding wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day. Laurence would cry like a baby if I showed up to kick his ass. He'd flirt with you through the whole process of said ass kicking.

Author:	Hawg Ass [ Thu Oct 29, 2015 10:59 am ]
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SomeGuy wrote: Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff? In his own mind, he thought he was more than he was. Arrogance can be the kiss of death.

Author:	good dolphin [ Fri Oct 30, 2015 8:10 am ]
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Matches Malone wrote: Spaulding wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: You know how Dahl and Meier crapped their pants when Larry Lujack barged into their studio that time? Sir would cry like a baby if Tommy Williams stepped to him. I hope it happens one day. Laurence would cry like a baby if I showed up to kick his ass. He'd flirt with you through the whole process of said ass kicking. Sir's move with women is to try to establish the friend zone first and then make his move. He's like Jon Favreu in Swingers, except he isn't money. Sometimes he'll start as mentor, then friend, then it's "she's gonna get it" time.

Author:	good dolphin [ Fri Oct 30, 2015 8:12 am ]
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Mac FM wrote: No. 1 -- Just because I say nice things about the culture at the Drive doesn't mean I'm ripping previous stops. BigFan is right... I did say "I'm not used to that," when discussing an entire air staff that gets along. I wasn't meaning the four guys I worked with ever day on the Mac & Spiegs Project. There were several others who I couldn't envision gathering around a dinner table getting along harmoniously. No. 2 -- Don't assume it's ME who's the one with a problem with another staffer. You guys (and Spaulding) are well aware of how fragile the guys are in this radio world. Petty jealousies... unnecessary rivalries.... "us against them".... etc. Not a business that produced a lot of group hugs. No. 3 -- I play dirty. When you're on my team... I try to have your back. When I'm not... all bets are off. Didn't you enjoy the group meals at Basta Pasta back in the day? You guys all seemed to enjoy each other's company for a while there.

Author:	Tall Midget [ Fri Oct 30, 2015 10:05 am ]
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Isn't the place that currently employs Mac always the "best place ever" that boasts "the best teammates ever"--that is, until Mac goes bonkers and is either fired or leaves in a huff. Then the best place turns out to be the worst place until Mac is forced to seek re-employment at the worst place, at which point it becomes the best place again. Mac is the Keith Olbermann of Chicago sports talk.

Author:	SomeGuy [ Fri Oct 30, 2015 10:16 am ]
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Hawg Ass wrote: SomeGuy wrote: Hey Mac, what the hell happened to Goff? In his own mind, he thought he was more than he was. Arrogance can be the kiss of death. Good point.

Author:	Chus [ Fri Oct 30, 2015 12:01 pm ]
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Tall Midget wrote: Isn't the place that currently employs Mac always the "best place ever" that boasts "the best teammates ever"--that is, until Mac goes bonkers and is either fired or leaves in a huff. Then the best place turns out to be the worst place until Mac is forced to seek re-employment at the worst place, at which point it becomes the best place again. Mac is the Keith Olbermann of Chicago sports talk.