Aaron tells it like it is...

rpiotr01 said:
Don't spoil it! For anyone who hasn't seen Usual Suspects, go see it now before coming back to this thread!
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i've only seen it 3 or 4 times. it's worth another watch. hard to believe that the movie is already 30 years old.
 
Mark87 said:
Lots of Respect for this....

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I would have more respect for this if he hadn't been an attention whore for most of the last 5+ years. He lived it, he obviously loved it and sought out attention, but now he says he really didn't like it . . .
 
HowardK4 said:
I would have more respect for this if he hadn't been an attention whore for most of the last 5+ years. He lived it, he obviously loved it and sought out attention, but now he says he really didn't like it . . .
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i think he saw that as part of the job honestly. my wife encountered him twice in her job and she said he was a really nice guy and not at all what the media portrays.
 
realitybytes said:
i think he saw that as part of the job honestly. my wife encountered him twice in her job and she said he was a really nice guy and not at all what the media portrays.
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Some years back I have a friend who's son went thru cancer and as part of make a wish Aaron Rodgers invited them to a pizza party at Lambeau around Christmas. It was never advertised and he spent time with each child. He paid for it all out of his own pocket.
 
HowardK4 said:
I would have more respect for this if he hadn't been an attention whore for most of the last 5+ years. He lived it, he obviously loved it and sought out attention, but now he says he really didn't like it . . .
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Fwiw Rob Reischel had the same reaction on the radio this morning.
 
GBP4EVER said:
Some years back I have a friend who's son went thru cancer and as part of make a wish Aaron Rodgers invited them to a pizza party at Lambeau around Christmas. It was never advertised and he spent time with each child. He paid for it all out of his own pocket.
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Sometimes its like the MAACC Fund Aaron Rodgers and the ostracized-from-his-family-and-everyone-else-around-him Aaron Rodgers are two distinct people.

MAACC Fund AR is who he's always been in that setting. I don't know if the other guy was a development based on his own drive to succeed, but when that drive started affecting the team it really made it hard to see the other guy.
 
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