Gee, I guess this fat, worthless freeloader will have to start paying for his meals. What a shock to his freeloading lifestyle. Especially considering the worhlessness of his radio opinions. Soup that he loves can taste like cat urine to others. And his giving a poor report to some struggling family trying to run a restaurant business can scuttle their efforts and finances. I've always thought restaurants should be able to sue pompous freeloaders like Tom Fitzmorris personally, and the station he works for in general, until he can somehow "prove" his claim, for damages to their businesses. I don't recall God ever proclaiming that the taste buds of Tom Fitzmorris were the best ever created.
Gee, what if a radio commentator said he/she thought Tom Fitzmorris is a fat, worthless, freeloading slug and his wife is an ugly glutton. What options would **he/they** have to respond and make everyone who heard it forget they heard it? No recourse, just like the restaurants he samples don't. Do you think that benevolent Entercom is going to offer free rebuttal time? They're likely too busy selling to buy Mrs. Fields a new 2009 BMW, and to hell with specifics that injure the common restaurant businessman, who is at the commentary mercy of this pig.
Personally, if I had a restaurant I'd run Tom Fitzmorris' fat freeloading ass away when I saw him coming and take my chances with my own cooking and word of mouth, rather than his pompous and worthless judgment of my business which cost life-changing expense and weeks and months of effort to open for business.
Hey Menotti, now you have another loser to stick up for besides radio's Holy of Holies Bob Mitchell, who is not listed on "People you can trust" by his own employer. Comment away. [EDIT]
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