No, he’s 100% right. People who worked their asses off to get a good education should be paid accordingly.

HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I would 100% trade the odd windshield crack for rusted out cars 10000 times over.

He hit .400/550/900, with a wRC+ hovering around 200 for 99% of his time spend in AAA.

Came here for this, leaving happy.  Well, sadly actually, I miss Clone High.

This is going to replace the WRX/STi, isn’t it........

Yeah no, I’m not the one complaining about sports networks doing something that make complete sense.

Cool, what does it sound like though?

More people live in Toronto than anywhere else in Canada, it’s really that simple.  This isn’t hard to understand.

Wait what? I live in the GTA, we’ve had way more than a couple of days when it’s been cold. This is the first winter in YEARS that we’ve had snow for weeks on end and it’s been minus -10 to -20 constantly.

So you’re saying he really wanted to play there then?  Strange...

Especially if it’s in a city they grew up in, and a company they actually always wanted to work for.

The Leafs? The team with a top 3 fan-base by size? That team in the 4th largest city in North America? The team with the 3rd largest market in the NHL, which unlike the 2nd and 1st largest markets, doesn’t have to share it with a second team? 

Worked for Leaf fans.

The Leafs made the playoffs 11 times from 1990-2004.  The drought didn’t start in the 90's.

So, you’re just going to completely gloss over the 90's-early 00's then?

Fuck him for wanting to play for his childhood team in the city he grew up in, instead of some shitty team with no direction!!

This is why I picked it up as well. I’m a bit disappointed in the lack of technical information, but it’s still a great read.

With horrible taste, which yeah, you’re right, normal people.

Wow, such a wide variety.