When I was in high school, I had a job at a delicatessen, working afternoons and weekends. The pay wasn’t great, but one of the perks of the job was that the owners let the employees eat for free. Most of us didn’t abuse that, but there was this one guy who used to inhale lox like he was addicted to it. And even back in the ’70s, smoked salmon was an expensive luxury item. It got so bad that the owners offered him a good raise if he’d start paying for what he ate. He turned the raise down.
The reason I bring this story up is that, after reading this Kevin Scarbinsky column on Junior’s new contract… well, I wonder what the Laner would do if he were offered more money to keep his yap shut in public. Tough call, I bet.
Get The Picture 
Easy call IMHO. Junior is a pathological liar and a walking impulse. He’d take the raise then go out and run his mouth anyway.
PS I was a pastrami man myself. The cholesterol Nazi won’t let me have much anymore.
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Great story.
I have a friend that was fired from Baskin Robbins for sampling the wares with too much gusto.
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On another thought that freedom isn’t free.Remember the Brave Souls who on this day 70 yrs. ago. Made sure we don’t speak german and play nothing but soccer. God bless all you brave souls. The world still owes you many thanks.
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Brave men indeed. Thank you all.
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D-day landings scenes in 1944 and now – interactive
http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/ng-interactive/2014/jun/01/d-day-landings-scenes-in-1944-and-now-interactive
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I thought Saban assistants weren’t allowed to talk to media. So the pathological lies wouldn’t be a problem.
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“As different as they are, that’s really how they’re so similar.”
If Lane can keep coming up with grasshopper lines like that, why would Nick ever want to muzzle him
http://www.shirtswithrandomtriangles.com/2014/05/lane-kiffin-compares-nick-saban-to-pete.html
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