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rymflaherty
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So this may not be thread worthy, but didn't see any daily thread for the day to throw it in......
I was listening to Cowherd this morning and something Card related caught my attention.
Most of the athlete's this week come on with some promotion they plug at the end of the interview....i.e. Bettis doing a Pap John plug.
Today Christian Ponder was on and the sponsorship tie-in was Panini Trading Cards.
I figured that was cool, a little mainstream cardboard love.
But at the end of the interview when Cowherd sets him up for the plug he mentions "Panini trading cards.....are those little cards of Panini's or something?" To which Ponder describes "I actually have no idea what those are". They both laugh and Ponder reiterates again he doesn't know what Panini is. And Cowherd finishes the plug for Panini exclaiming something to the degree of "Brought to you by Panini Trading Cards.....whatever they are". ::facepalm::
The whole moment just seemed sad to me......I guess shame on me for thinking there might be a couple minutes on a National Radio Program where somebody was able to talk about the hobby and talk about some of the cool things they are doing. Oh well........
I was listening to Cowherd this morning and something Card related caught my attention.
Most of the athlete's this week come on with some promotion they plug at the end of the interview....i.e. Bettis doing a Pap John plug.
Today Christian Ponder was on and the sponsorship tie-in was Panini Trading Cards.
I figured that was cool, a little mainstream cardboard love.
But at the end of the interview when Cowherd sets him up for the plug he mentions "Panini trading cards.....are those little cards of Panini's or something?" To which Ponder describes "I actually have no idea what those are". They both laugh and Ponder reiterates again he doesn't know what Panini is. And Cowherd finishes the plug for Panini exclaiming something to the degree of "Brought to you by Panini Trading Cards.....whatever they are". ::facepalm::
The whole moment just seemed sad to me......I guess shame on me for thinking there might be a couple minutes on a National Radio Program where somebody was able to talk about the hobby and talk about some of the cool things they are doing. Oh well........
