One of my favorite pastimes pre- aliya was tuning in to the sports radio stations after a local team had lost, and listening to the callers lament their teams, their lives, and the tragedy in Darfur. Woops, nope, they don't really care about trivial matters like that.
A general example:
Radio jockey: Looks like our next caller is Jim from Kanarsi. Jim, what's up.
Jim: Mike, I have had it. I have had it with this team, with this quarterback. I, I, I just don't know what to say.
RJ: Yeah, I feel you Jim, that was a pretty dismal performance.
J: Someone's gotta go Mike, I mean this is crazy already.
RJ: Yeah, I feel you Jim. That was a pretty dismal performance.
J: I mean, the pass rush wasn't there, that freakin quarterback kept throwin interceptions. Someone's gotta go Mike.
RJ: Yeah, I feel you Jim. That was a pretty dismal performance. Okay, who do we got next? Jonny in Queens your up...
Actually, reading this over I think Carl Rogers may have come up with the formula for client centered therapy from WFAN. This ranting does seem therapeutic.
In any event I am busy making up for lost time.
Oops, gotta go. Yanks just lost another one.
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