He wouldn't have even been allowed into the Octagon with any sort of personal flair; his options are essentially limited to picking the color of his underwear since the UFC enforces such strictly standardized gear.
That said, he seems to be a man who truly understands his position. He hasn't let the fame go to his head, which is quite an achievement when it is so incredibly easy to become an arrogant piece of trash in an environment like this.
I would like to take this opportunity to formally propose Robert Torres for the position of moderator—or perhaps, to phrase it more precisely, as the editor-in-chief of this PDF document. He has been a fixture here for quite some time, consistently producing high-quality content while maintaining a sharp, irreverent sense of humor. Furthermore, he seems to possess the necessary fortitude required to tighten the reins on those absolute amateurs who insist on cluttering this corner of the internet with their nonsense.
Keith Miller30 said:Honestly, this feels like little more than a cheap attempt at provocation, designed specifically to stir up unnecessary guilt. When both Republicans and Democrats hold power, the question of which parties are currently in an alliance becomes largely irrelevant. It strikes me as a calculated move to incite tension, yet even then, you’re really only targeting a tiny, almost insignificant fraction of any political party's membership. Isn't it obvious to everyone that the ultimate goal is simply gaining or maintaining control of the government? Whether it's the GOP or the Democrats, they would likely overlook any awkwardness regarding party alliances if it served their interests; there might be a bit of noise and outcry at the start, but eventually, everything settles down. It's 100% certain.
Now, let us be clear, as I certainly wouldn't want you to think I am mocking you personally—though, quite frankly, the entire spectacle is nothing short of farcical. And yes, while those sitting comfortably in high office might not mind such shifts, I highly doubt any true American patriot could stomach supporting the current establishment.😁
Every single deal that gets struck undergoes an intense period of scrutiny following the broadcast—everything from debt obligations to cash flow is meticulously audited, ensuring they aren't just throwing money at shadows. 😁 I suspect Herjavec actually sees the highest rate of deals falling through, whereas Cuban manages to close almost everything, even if he isn't necessarily the wealthiest man in the room; after all, Lori and Barbara seem to be the ones working with the tightest margins.
It’s entirely plausible, and their track record suggests they simply run a countdown for these poor souls who find themselves standing before the cameras, forced to make split-second decisions regarding the fate of their entire business empires... or perhaps they just throw a tantrum and snatch their offer back because someone else is looking to cut into their slice of the pie. 😁Who knows? Maybe they reached out to Herjavec, but he wasn't interested. It isn't as if he's constantly throwing deals on the table, and even when he does, he usually gets shot down anyway. 🤣It really is a shame they aren't bringing in Kutcher more frequently instead of that Uberuberuber guy.
I honestly cannot wrap my head around the sheer level of nonsense being broadcast there; I suppose because the market is so massive, people are willing to swallow just about any kind of garbage.