i will not rest until my old seat row is retroactively awarded DiGiorno pizzas
re: a previous trip to a Cavs game
So I went to last Thurday's game with Baby Daddy (not mine, his own) and they did the "Talk Like Tait" segment again. I was very happy to see that the 2 guys doing it looked approximately how I felt. Queasy. I would also like to go on record as saying that I did a better Joe Tait impression than either guy. And once again, the second guy won despite no discernible superiority to the first guy.
Later one they were air-cannon launching hot dogs into the stands. The in-game announcer people are like, "Who wants a hot dog?!!!!" (They say everything real excited-like, because they're paid to always be excited.) And then a jumbotron camera guy comes and stands about 2 feet in front of us.
We went nuts. I was like, "Hey Moondog! Give me a hot dog; they're so delicious! I want a hot dog right now!" Moondog is the Cavs mascot and he didn't have the fire power to get a hot dog up to us, nor were we in anyway audible to those outside our immediate radius but we were selling that shit hardcore. I've learned my lesson - when on camera, freak out as much as possible. That's what the people want - hysteria over the possibility of hot dog reception.
And the meaning of life is revealed.
Labels: cavaliers, field trip, life, sports
5 Comments:
The Tait contest is clearly a scam...as long as you go second, you win. It's that simple.
12:02 PM
And who, exactly, is Tait?
If they're going to fire food into the stands, I think nachos and cheese sauce would be much more democratic - not to mention fun.
5:19 PM
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12:32 AM
Joe: Tait is Joe Tait, Cavs radio play-by-play announcer.
Ahh Timothy Tang, I already know the meaning of life: "hysteria over the possibility of hot dog reception."
7:52 AM
Roger...outstanding blog...
hilarious...
I remember a couple of years back, I was doing some reporting on the Akron Aeros...it was an opinion piece on fans of minor league baseball, and I decided to get more of an opinion than just the folks in Akron...so I road-tripped with the team to Erie, Pennsylvania to watch the Aeros face the Erie Seawolves.
So, it's raining in game one, and I'm talking to the 20 or so fans there behind the plate, and as I'm interviewing the guy...same thing happens...announcer starts screaming about hot dogs...and as they start shooting them out...this guy I'm interviewing acts like he hasn't eaten in 20 years.
He literally lunges over me to try and grab this old, beat-up hotdog...
He got it, as well as an elbow in the noodle for his good fortune...
I didn't stay to watch him eat the dog...I didn't want to throw up...
Roger...add my links...if you will...
Cavs site: Cavalier Attitude http://mvn.com/nba-cavaliers
Tribe site: Tribe Report http://mvn.com/mlb-indians
9:42 AM
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